Police report corn thieves and scattered local incidents
Police said corn thieves are active and have stolen unripe corn. Reports include a Jeep parked on Russell Road with no one around, a Bear Lake man and son found night crawling on a golf course, youths at a residence, a lost truck license plate, a firecracker incident on East Pleasant Street, a car theft recovered near Columbus underpass, and a CJ employee car theft at 310% East Street plant. State troopers recovered the stolen plant car and a wallet loss on North Center Street. Meadville Ambulance reports 1800 of 4000 needed for annual campaign with four membership classes listed.
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Joseph Consolo
Railroad Street
Russell Road
Corry Country Club
Bear Lake
East Pleasant Street
Corry Jamestown
East Columbus Avenue
Corry
Carl Gates
East Street
Columbus
David Newark
North Center Street
Arson Strikes James Place in Kane Area
Fire gutted the unoccupied James Place dwelling in Kane at 2 a m. Tuesday. Fire Chief Gardner said arson is suspected and asked State Police Marshal Paxton to investigate, linking the blaze to earlier fires at Mc Cluskey Lumber Co. and a lease building. Damages are undetermined but the structure is likely a total loss. TEWINKLE services scheduled for Mrs. Freda TeWinkle at Abbe Reformed Church in Clymer with multiple wake times and burial in Holland Cemetery.
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Kane
James Place
H. D. Gardner
John Paxton
Gardner
McCluskey Lumber Co
James
E. H. James
Crystal Springs
Howard James
Philadelphia
May James
Firms Join to Provide Housing in Pittsburgh
Four Pittsburgh firms U S Steel Pittsburgh Plate Glass Westinghouse Electric and Alcoa join 12 others to form Allegheny Housing Rehabilitation Corp. The privately owned company will buy deteriorated housing, rehabilitate it, and sell it at limited profit to moderate and low income families, aiming for 1000 housing units annually. The concept traces to ACTION Housing, which announced the idea in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
U. S. Steel Corp
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Industries
Westinghouse Electric Corp
The
Aluminum Company of America
Allegheny Housing Rehabilitation Corp
Action Housing
FHA Admits Delay in Low Income Housing Program
Washington AP The FHA head says the agency is slow to launch a private housing plan for families with modest income. Commissioner Brownstein defends the process as complex and says efforts are underway to shorten processing times while Sen. Brooke criticizes the pace as inadequate. The program would fund 148000 units costing 1.9 billion, with 3 percent government loans to private groups.
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Washington
Federal Housing Administration
Edward W. Brooke
R-Mass
FHA
Philip N. Brownstein
Brooke
Senate
Gvernment
Brownstein
Department of Housing and Urban Development
CAP On The Move At Griffiss Eight Day CAP Encampment
Six members of Corry Composite Squadron 504 Civil Air Patrol attended an eight day encampment at Griffiss Air Force Base Rome New York. They gained working knowledge of base operations living quarters meals medical and recreational facilities and flew aboard a National Guard plane to Griffiss. Leaders Lt Calvi Wilde commander Lt Lois Wilde tactical officer and Cadets Kathie Upperman Roger Hurlbut Mary Wawrejko Christine Migliaccio accompanied the group.
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Corry Composite Squadron 504
Civil Air Patrol
Griffiss Air Force Base
Rome
Air Force Base
Air Force
Calvi Wilde
Lois Wilde
Kathie Upperman
Roger Hurlbut
Mary Wawrejko
Christine Migliaccio
National Guard
Griffiss
Brown confronts Kirk as crowd boos at rally
Rap Brown faces Florida Governor Kirk and a hostile crowd in Jacksonville where Brown declaims against white society and urges action while Kirk taunts him from the stands. Sheriff Dale Carson confronts Brown at the airport over a new antibot riot law signed by Kirk. The governor and National Guard presence frame a tense political confrontation.
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Page One
Brown
Kirk
Ctand
Kirke
Florida
Jacksonville
International Airport
Dale Carson
Carson
Florida National Guard
Robbers Grab $22,000 In Stock Outside Pittsburgh Bank
In Homewood, two men and an accomplice robbed 73 year old Samuel Canestro as he exited a bank with stock certificates worth 22 thousand dollars. One man snatched the certificates and the trio fled on foot, investigators said.
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Pittsburgh
Homewood
Samuel Canestro
East End
Jamestown Creates Seven Member Traffic Advisory
Jamestown City Council unanimously approved a seven member traffic and parking advisory commission to study traffic and parking problems and propose solutions. The panel shifts parking and traffic duties from the police to the department of public works and will include the director of public works, the police chief, the planning commission chair, a city council member, and two citizens appointed by the mayor. The measure awaits mayoral signature and a public hearing set for 7 15 p m August 22.
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Jamestown
Fred H. Dunn
Police Department
Department of Public Works
Director of Public Works
City Planning Commission
Deaths Mrs. Freda TeWinkle of Clymer
Mrs. Freda TeWinkle aged 68 of Clymer died at Corry Memorial Hospital. Born October 16 1898 in Mina Township she was widow of Walter TeWinkle formerly employed by Clymer Bag Co. and a member of Abbe Reformed Church. Surviving are daughter Irma Long and sons Everett and Gilbert, two sisters, seven grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral and burial details announced.
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Freda TeWinkle
TeWinkle
Clymer
Corry Memorial Hospital
Mina Township
Walter TeWinkle
Clymer Bag Co
Abbe Reformed Church
Esther Circle
Church Guild
Irma Long
Everett
Santa Ana
Calif
Gilbert
Buffalo
Mabel Babseek
Union City
Bertha Pfister
Spartansburg
Spitzer
Kelvin Kronemeyer
Holland Cemetery
Why Tickets Just From Philly Raise Doubtful Claims
PHILADELPHIA AP A chief magistrate questions why out-of-town drivers get packing violation summonses on days they are absent. John Patrick Walsh accuses state prison inmates of stamping wrong numbers on envelopes containing license plates, risking mismatched plate and registration numbers across state records. Corrections officials say the charge is new to them. An inmate discharged from the Eastern Correctional Institution supplied the information. A separate Newark riot caused million in damage last month.
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Philadelphia
John Patrick Walsh
Pennsylvania
Walsh
State Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Arthur T. Prasse
Harrisburg
Eastern Correctional Institution
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Marion Street
Harold Thayer
Meadville Ambulance Service
Kane Area
Rap Brown
Economy
Montreal
Ann's Tours
Seaway Coach Lines
Voors
Ean Hammond
Eagle Street
Rossin’s
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Rossin
Itpee
Bob Church
North Center
IGA
Jamestown Names Traffic Commission
Newark
N. J
P. Bernard Nortman
Office of Economic Development
Philly
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