Corry area reports a mix of accidents and civic notes
The Corry district reports a dynamite accident north of Titusville leaves Robert Armstrong facing possible loss of sight as rock clearing work near a drainage site went wrong. Civic actions include banning butt smoking in City Park and a missing person update. Weather outlook cooler nights and a verified lightning injury at a nearby farm are also noted along with Civil Defense planning and a Farmers Auto Tour schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Armstrong
Oime
Armstrong
Titusville
White Armstrong
Norman L. Frost
RD. 1
Titwville
Spring Creek
Steve Tritt
Nent
Bernard Wingert
Henry Juquith
Columbus Blacktop
Spartansburg
Drake Well
Windy Hill Farm
Route 8
Jim Berry
Jim Miller
Deaf Man Perfects Cordless Hearing Aid Worn Entirely on One Ear
Peoria report on HA Tyons announcing a compact cordless hearing aid worn behind the ear. The device weighs a fraction of an ounce, offers all directional pickup and telephone compatibility, and aims to aid wide ranges of hearing loss with adjustable settings. Interested readers can request information from Toneminster Manufacturing Company, Peoria Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Lyons
Toneminster Manufacturing Company
South Monroe Street
Linois
Jurisdictional Fight Reverts to George Meany
The AFL CIO Building and Construction Trades Department votes to seek Meany’s clarification of a July letter on jurisdictional disputes. No resolution on disapproval of the AFL CIO merger is offered, though the Teamsters signaled support for a separate resolution in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Lewis Sigworth
Walter Steinfurth
Atlantic City
N.J U
Afl-Cio
Coasiitent Trades
George Meany
Meany
Teamsters Union
Washington
Driver Uses Head Leaves Blazing Trailer Behind
A suburban Millvale man William Renwork escaped unharmed as his trailer caught fire at Linea Avenue and East Onie street. The truck rear axle and fuel caused a blaze destroying five service stations and contents including radios televisions and cans of fuel were not determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veriopumanum
Howard Winder
Millvale
William Renwork
Emon
Linea Avenue
Hames
Deny Ike Wilson Split On Budget Spars Over Reducing Expenditures
The record shows Wilson defending the 38 billion dollar budget and his commitment to living within it. He cautioned that even with 36 billion in new obligational authority the 38 billion cap cannot be sustained long without a partial change, a view echoed by Defense official W. J. McNell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson von Hinned
Witnees
Wilson
Hagerty
Subcommittee
Mr. McNell
W. J. McNell
Defense Department
Freckles and Fame Pushes Lass to Break Into Film
In Stockholm a 23 year old woman nicknamed Freckles seeks major movie offers after a screen test by SF Corp. Harriet recalls childhood pains from freckles and a wish to hide, but the story follows her rise toward color magazine attention as she confronts body image and public scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lass
Hurriet
Stender
Sweden
SF Corp
Tve
Shrug
Five Children Mourn Theft Of Family Car
Five children mourn the loss of their family car after a July theft. Fetzer family members recall a Sunday ride before the 1952 Chevrolet four door vanished in front of their home in the city, with police uncertain about the vehicle's whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Emick
Tidioute
Beatrice
Emick
Raymond Mfg. Co
Corry
William Polar Fins
Fetzer
Sweetheart contract case testified before Senate panel
BERTHA NUNEZ, 27, testified in Washington before the Senate Rackets Committee. She described leading a fight against racketeers who conspired with an employer to skim dues from workers under a secret substandard agreement called a sweetheart contract. The union was founded by Johnny Tig, a twice convicted labor extortionist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Nunez
Washington
Senate
Johnny Tig
Fragmented Passage Reflects Debate On Rights Bill Changes
A garbled report hints at a political clash over rights bill amendments. The text references jury contempt rules and ongoing controversy fueled by statements attributed to figures including Nixon and Johnson, with blurred mentions of hearings, media, and public reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale Johnson
Vice
Shi Serute
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Ball Phiyihy
Caunell
Norman Edinger
Mead Park Association
Little League Park
Edinger
First Ward
Corry Area High School
Ball Park
William Sauers
A. D
Sherman
Sauers
North East
Sayers
Orm
Anyoe
Bert Weldon
Cecil J. Messinger
East Contess Street
Hes
Raymond Sloan
Richard Wise
Hams
Chutes Slocum
Richard , Brace
Quentin McCray
Alten Gates
Francis McCray
David May Dave Huberta
Wilber Sorenson
Civil Air Patrol
Erie Radio Association
Corty
Civil Defense
Mary Gwendoln
Sisters of St. Joseph
Gwendolyn
Erin and
Meadville
Herbert A. Mook
Meadvile
Carpenter Electric Gu
Carpenter
Mary R Stott
Ueesake
Derwood L. Seat
Scatt
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Finn
Awidow
Owibiity Inc
Scott Widmann
Veterans Administration Office
Federal
Mery
Widmann
Loblaws
Wesson
Zige
P.C
Pascal Celery
Lean Meaty Club
STE Armour Star
Sausag
Sauerkraut
Adv
Deny Ike-Wilson
Pave
E. Crosby Bush
E. Main St
Chapin
F. C. Chapin & Son
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
Addie
Stockholm
Tobst
Nix
Harriet
Bausch & Lomb
Sharon
Louis Rivera
Optometrist
Gilson's
Columbus
Phone
General Electric
Golden Hawke
Onjesaneit
Studebaker-Packard
R. G. Wiggers
N. Center St
Corry, Pa
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