Corry area notes August open house and local notices
The Corry Journal itemized events from around the city including an August 16 open house celebrating the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Paul Crowell on Wright Street and a frame service ad by Thomas Motors. It also reported a fatal auto crash near Route 17, the Columbus picnic at Mead Park, a Pennsylvania Gas Company gathering, a Wattsburg Fair Week meal service, and various local announcements from Erie to Kane about officials, unions, and store ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry, Journal Printing Department
Paul Crowell
Wright Street
Thomas Motors
Jamestown
Julius 5
Prince
Ethiopia
International Co-operation Administration
Washington, D. C
Jeff Baldwin
Little Valley
Portland
Donald Root
Olean
Cattaraugus County
William McDuffy
Olean General Hospital
Charles F. Magee
Allegally
McDuffy
Columbus
Mead Park
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Midway Park
Chautauqua Lake
Jefferson County Gas Company
Ginnie‘s
Ginnie’s
Wattsburg Hose Company
Wattsburg
Fair Grounds
Coast
F. L. Baressi
Pontige
Sambel i. Rossiter
Kenneth Albertsett
Sharon
Gene V. Flag
Wesleyville
Skat Oil Company
Corry
Les Bulyard
Herb Miller
Kane
KAIDG
J. Hetznecker
Hospital report lists multiple discharges and names
A hospital report itemizes numerous discharged patients and contacts including Harrison H. Keppel 125 Matt street Mrs. John B. Miller Warren Ohio Jessie 6 year old daughter of Charles Platt Union City Gregory 24 year old son of Willis Kinney Spartansburg Prim Karkoski 866 East Main street May Kathleen 17 daughter of Prank and Prim Karkoski 866 East Main street Mrs Donald L. Jones Wattsburg Teresa Rayel R D 1 (Expired) Harvey Dandy 512 East Maltin street Eugene M year old son of Eugene Sweet Sr Columbus Prank F Goodwill Union City Guy M Stafford 202 East Washington street Mrs Levi G C Barnes 26 West Church street Louis Locke Spartansburg Mrs Edward Darnofall and daughter Linda Marie 102 Snyder Circle Governor's Day Review at Pennsylvania National Guard encampment Indiantown Gap ends first week of the two week training period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison H. Keppel
Matt Street
Johnb. Miller
Warren
Ohio
Jessie
Charles Platt
Union City
Gregory
Willis Kinney
Spartansbury
Prim Karkoski
East Main Street
May Kathleen
Prank Karkoski
Donald L. Jones
Wattsburg
Teresa Rayel
R. D
Harvey Dandy
Maltin Street
Eugene
Eugene Sweet Sr
Columbus
Prank F. Goodwill
Guy M. Stafford
Washington Street
Levi GC. Barnes
West Church Street
Louis Locke
Spartansburg
Edward Darnofall
Linda Marie
Snyder Circle
Pennsylvania National Guard
Indiantown Gap
Corry Beverage Distributor
Sputnik NT
Mabel
Akai
Wildwood Pavilion
Mead Park
Corry - Jamestown Union
Rex Theatre
Aliquippa man charged in hit and run death
James Napper 35 of Aliquippa faces manslaughter and leaving the scene charges over Maurice Stevenson age 9 who was killed when Napper allegedly sideswiped him as he played near his Aliquippa home. Napper told police he knew nothing of the accident. In a separate item, a refrigerator truck crashed off Route 410 near Clearfield killing Ralph E. States 40 of Punxsutawney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliqulepa
James Napper
Aliquippa
Maurice Stevenson
Napper
Stevenson
Clearfield
Route 410
Ralph E. States
Punxsulawney
Mrs A Randall Succumbs At 71
Mrs Agnes M Randall of Corry dies at age 71 after long illness born December 4 1868 in Cohemish Michigan she moved to Corry in 1911 after marriage survived by son William G Randall sister Mrs Built Brown and granddaughter services to be held at Brackton Funeral Home with interment at Pine Grove Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Gaya Biten
Agnes M. Randall
Mead Avenue
Ib Heaith
Randall
Cochemish
Mich
Bio
Green Bay
Wis
Corry
R. M. Randall
Wiliam G. Randal
Built Brown
Mattoon
Brackton Pineral
Pine Grove
Dag Hammarskjold Plan Dominates Middle East Debate
The U N Assembly enters a third day of general debate as Dag Hammarskjold plans to travel the Middle East to press Eisenhower's six point proposal. Jordan objects to U N observers or troops, risking move to replace forces in Lebanon and Jordan with U N contingents. Debates include calls for neutralizing the region under U N guarantees and a Middle East commission to study interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammarshould
Middle East
Assembly
Jordan
U.N
U.N. Assembly
Dag Hammersfield
Hussein
Abdel Monem Rifal
United States
Britain
Lebanon
West
Soviet Union
Hammarskjold
Frank Aiken
E. Donald Walker
Red Sanders UCLA Coach Dies At 53
UCLA coach Red Sanders died in a Los Angeles hotel from an apparent heart attack at age 53. He led UCLA to prominence, had a 102–41–3 coaching record, and was 1954 Coach of the Year after an undefeated season. Sanders leaves widow Ann Daniels Sanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
America
Henry
Red) Sanders
UCLA
Sanders
Vanderbilt
Ucla Bruin
Ernestine Drake
Miss Drake
Bruins iWon
Jocua
Red
College Station
Tex
Texas A. & M
Florida
Ing
Ann Daniels Sanders
State CIO PFL May Combine in Pennsylvania
A state labor leader says a convention is set to merge the Pennsylvania Federation of Labor and the state CIO Council. Joseph A. McDonough, PFL president, declined to date the convention while merger talks continue. He said merger is nearer now than ever and there has been no undue delay. He noted that larger states have not yet combined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aanrishurg
Pennsylvania Federation of Labor
State Cio Council
Joseph A. McDonough
PFL
WIPA
Capitol
Pennsylvania
New York AP Review of Third Quarter Business Outlook
New York AP notes mixed summer results. Employment rose modestly, jobless claims thinned slightly, and industrial production edges up from spring lows. Housing construction remains firmer than typical midsummer levels, while farm incomes falter and auto workers strike threats loom. Financial markets show a stronger summer bull run, influenced by evolving price raises and fall model introductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fall Inflation Outlook and Economic Activity Question
The text weighs a strong belief that inflation may rise in the fall alongside hoped for gains in business activity and corporate earnings. At mid summer, positives and negatives balance, leaving the key question: will the fall pickup in WU be active on schedule and will it be substantial or merely token.
Heat Wave Persists Across Regions With Minor Drops
The season's longest heat wave shows no sign of breaking, with only small temperature changes nationwide. In the Northeast, relief was brief as southerly winds push hot air from the Great Lakes toward northern New England. Readings reached 70s overnight into northern Vermont, while cooler air moved into Minnesota Wisconsin and Upper Michigan. Showers offered brief relief, but most areas from the Plains to the Atlantic Coast stayed in the 70s and 80s, with few exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes
New England
Vermont
Canada
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Plains
Atlantic Coast
United States Shipments Arm Tunisia Police Force
The United States is sending a new batch of military equipment to Tunisia to bolster its police. The shipment includes small arms jeeps trucks and radio gear and follows an earlier delivery this year. Turning over the equipment occurred Thursday night at the request of President Habib Bourguiba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tunisia
Habib Bourelllba
Judge Resigns for Political Life in Pennsylvania
Judge John Morgan Davis 62 resigns from Philadelphia Common Pleas Court No. 4 to devote full time to his Democratic bid for lieutenant governor. Effective August 20, he will sign court papers until then and campaign with Mayor David L. Lawrence across several counties after winning the May primary over Michael Cannavino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nangisburg
John Morgan Davis
Philadelphia
Lender
Common Pleas Court
Davis
Shenandoah
Pittsburgh
David L. Lawrence
Potter
Sullivan
Bradford
Monroe
Tioga
Luzerne
Michael Cannavino
Cannavino
Roy E. Purman
Tavern Operator Kidnapped and Raped Near LESTER West Virginia
Dorothy Amedeo, 32, tavern operator in Pat's Tavern, reported to Hancock County deputies that she was robbed of $200, kidnapped, and raped by three assailants after closing time. She identified two male suspects and a teenage boy. she was blindfolded during part of the drive and released on U.S. 30 before hitching a ride home. A second item notes Venezuela to free political prisoners by week end ahead of elections scheduled November 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester
W. Va
Dorothy Amedeo
Sheriff's Deputies
Pat
Pennsylvania
Amedeo
Hancock County
Har
Carl
U.S. 30
Chester
Oil City Area Jointure and Tax Rates Report
Oil City school district balance for year ending shows 67 028 dollars. joint fund distributions and tax collection percentages cited. Property tax receipts reach 97.5 percent, per capita tax at 1 percent, with jointure allocations among Cornplanter and Oak districts and noting payments to Rouseville and other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Oak
Rouseville
Borow Trict
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State Department of Justice
Bureau of Correction of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Toy Town
Moose Lodge
Rainbow Girls Assembly
Ridgway
Harry Davis
Main Street
Elk County
Herbie Johnson
Loblaws
Orchard Park
Applesauce
Bno
Hamburg
Corry Hospital
A. Randall
Dag
Ike
Red Sanders
CIO
Business Mirror
Sam Dawaon
U. S
Judge
Venezuela
Caracas
Nama Quevedo
The
National Bank of Corry
Bank OF Corry
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Corry, FA
Meady Tll Bread Co
Crawford
Lobla
Baking Co
Meadville
von Alton
Transferrin
Youngstown
Sald Shipping
Clere
Tan Tributor
James Whyte
KLM
Yau
Manifelling
HAMM
Eagle Street — Lumber Builders
E.F.M
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