Corry area news roundup and local incidents report
Local notices cover reopening of Dust a Paragraf at First avenue and West Main street after linoleum installation, weed complaints in city park flower bed, Route 6 resurfacing in Kane borough, and a driver who crashed into a hospital lawn and stopped after police investigation.
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Charles Reagle
First Avenue
Main Street
T He Journal Today
West Smith Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Walter Yaiko
Clymer
Erie
Herman
Kelly
Buffalo Road
Wesleyville
Hamat Hospital
Wilford Aggers
R. D
Eric
West 26Th Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Walter Gentry
Pennsylvania Avenue
Warren
Center
Main Streets
Marie F. Gentry
Dan Reynolds
City Police Department
North Center
Reynolds
Raymond Avenue
Wattsburg Fair Grounds
Corry
Brookville Hosts Western Pa Firemen Convention In Tent City
Brookville becomes a carnival like army encampment as Western Pennsylvania volunteers gather for the annual Western Pennsylvania Firemen's Association convention. Nearly 3,000 firefighters are expected, with most housed in a mammoth tent city across town.
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Brookville
Western Pennsylvania
Western Pennsylvania Firemen’s Association
Duff Questions Korean Armistice and Russians on TV
Senator James H. Duff of Pennsylvania questioned the Korean armistice on NBC Meet the Press saying he does not trust the Russians. He praised the Eisenhower administration for halting the fighting after six months in office and declined to commit about seeking the presidency again, adding he never rejects anything until he must face it.
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Duff
Washington
James H. Duff
Yesterdday
Meet the Press
Eisenhower
Korea
Cruman
Pennsylvania
Population Hits 160 Million at 10:01 A.M. EST
Washington reports the U S population reached 160 million at 7 seconds after 10:01 a m EST per the Commerce Department population clock. The clock continued to tick up at roughly one person every 12 seconds as about 100 officials and newsmen watched the event.
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Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Population Clock Displays Census Estimates in Lobby
Passersby in the department’s building lobby see a 10 foot population clock set up by the Census Bureau. It measures births deaths and migration using official estimates showing one birth every seconds, one death every seconds, one immigrant every minutes, and one emigrant every seconds.
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Census Bureau
Four-Week Strike Ends at Fort Pitt Bridge Works
In Canonsburg Pennsylvania the four week strike at Fort Pitt Bridge Works concluded with 500 CTO United Steelworkers returning to work. The walkout stemmed from a dispute over work assignments and productivity scheduling.
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Canonsburg
Fort Pitt
Cto-United
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