Corry Area Briefs Report Thefts and Local Notices
Police probe the Lovells Station cabin break in with owner Alfred Holton reporting a shotgun soft drinks and three live ducks missing. Clymer Town Board authorizes 283 mobile radio unit for fire department first aid truck. Route 74 improvement near Cut Ying to North Clymer completed with a 764251 dollar contract. Corry YMCA offers Pre X swim course starting August 7 with fees five and nine dollars. Funeral and hospital notices include Milo Lawson and Florence Williams cases. Police report accidents runaways and a car crash involving an Ohio driver near East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Stake
Lovells Station
Alfred Holton
Fairview Street
Clymer
Cut- Ying
North Clymer
J. Burch McMorran
Potter-DeWitt Corp
Pavilion
Ohio
East Main Street
James A. Jackson
Park Street
Carlotta Betts
Snyder Circle
East Mays Street
Phoenix Hotel
Betts
Corry Sibe
Zola M. Campos
Ashtabula
Damae
Thalidomide Blamed In Baby's Death
Coroner linked the death of six month old Wilfred Shaw to asphyxia caused by the baby inhaling stomach contents. Medical expert Dr Maurice Lecutier testified that the mother used thalidomide during pregnancy and the child was born limp. Reports note about 1,200 thalidomide babies were born in Britain and Wales from 1960 to 1962, with 60 still alive, according to R W Smithells. The Ministry of Health offered no precise figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camaieur
Wilfred Shaw
Ronald Shaw
Eckington
Derbyshire
R. W. Smithells
Alder
Liverpool
Bigland
Wales
Smithell
British Medical Association
Ministry of Health
Humphrey Defends Self in nickel mine aid debate
Senator Humphrey defended government nickel mine aid at Ridlie Ore and the Quebec Labrador project as he testified. He outlined government outlays of 67.2 million dollars net, repayments with 5 percent interest, and a 223 million dollar smelter cost. He contrasted with Cuba or Canada as only alternatives if Hanna had not provided nickel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey
Riddle
Ore
Harry Truman
Eisenhower
Quebec
Labrador
Hanna
Cuba
Canad
Hanna Company
Riddie
Hanna Subsidiary
Smelting Company
Harnad mining profits rise in 1946 period report
A fragmented report notes Harnad mining activity showing gains around $10 million in the 1946 period. It also mentions refit and smelter shifts by the mining company, with depletion allowances exceeding $5 million and implied tax benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WNOSS
Quekel Oye
Hoffa’s Herd Faces Possible Violence in Labor Clash
Police prepared for a potential outburst as Hoffa and Cohen foes gathered at the Smith Transfer Co protest area. The Voice group, about 200 to 400 strong, staged protests and a two-block spread while authorities reported no disorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffa
Charles F. Meyer
Voice
Yan
Cohen
Theodore Mitchell
Voiceroup
Smith Transfer Co
Mitchell
Smith
Spring Garden Street
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Corny Journal
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Sterling Wees
William Cochran
Wees
YMCA
Tomorow
Victor Cragg
Raymond Avenue
Corey Memorial Hospital
Henderson-Lincoln Funeral Home
Jamestown
Milo G. Lawson
Spring Creek
Willard Dyckes
Grace Street
Gerald B. Whitling
East Columbus Avenue
M. S. Cobbett
Whitling
Erie
Cobbett
William Peiffer
Florence Williams
Hurley Drake
South Center Street Hill
Nill
Harold Richardson
Clarence Richardson
Cor
Corty Memorial Hospital
Busti
N. Y
Chautauqua County Sheriff's
Findley Lake
Chautauqua County
Herbert Wellman
Spring Street
Spring Patige
Wellman
Spartanshoro
Erie County
Roger L. Ottaw
Judith Ann Meerdink
Carl L. Durfee
Townville
G. M. Sonne
Titusville
Crawford County
Durfee
Elk County
Steuben Township
Troy Township
Ann Page
Corry, PA
Washington St
Thalidomide
Townville Parents Teacher Association
Sipewalk
Bataar
le Rae
Barney's Firestone
Hocking
Speed Queen
CNL
Barney
Jim Hammond
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