Prowler reports, license hearing, and thefts mark Corry night
Police responded to reports of a prowler on Franklin Street and a drunk on Sherman Street with no evidence found. A marriage license was filed for Robert Bailey and Jean Ohrn of Corry. Donald Jackson faces a hearing to determine license revocation after a collision. Weather outlook calls for scattered showers and cool trend through Friday. James Baker and Roy Glosser depart for Langley Field for Air Force duty. City finances show July balances with parking-meter funds. A masquerade contest is planned at Centre High playground. Mail truck fire at Warren post office prompts investigation into a cigarette cause. Pipeline crews advance toward Crawford and Mercer counties. Local thefts and accidents noted including bicycle theft and dog bite injuries.
Council Opposes D toning Appeals and Meeting Actions
City officials face a Friday meeting to iron out penalties for a contractor 268 days overdue on the jols project, with claims of 5700 from penalties and 1381 for city work. Roy Mather’s bid of 685 to paint No 2 fire station was accepted after review.
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Gonunuea
Rage
Roy Mather
Frank Carnegie
Kinley
Rotary Club
Civic Groun
Corry Memorial Hospital
Cosy
Jamestown Mtg. Corp
Fast Columbus Avenue
Corry Water Supply Co
Tim
Ray Laurie
Sharpsville
Stanford
Board of Health
Finucan
Fulton Street
Wallace
White Street
Wal
Liberty A
Pittsburgh Union Elects New Railroad Workers President
M C Lacoca has been elected president of the Pittsburgh division of the United Railroad Workers. The division, number 35, unites several locals in the Pittsburgh district including Pitcairn Elizabeth Johnstown Wilson? and Pittsburgh's south side.
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Ratl Union
Pittsburgh
M. c. Lacoca
Paw
GIO United Railroad Workers
Division 35
Pitcairn
Elizabeth
Johnstown
Yollswood
South Side
Dying youth and longtime dentist obituary in Franklin
Robert B Austin 21 of Franklin collapsed on his porch and died from a chest wound believed to be from a stray bullet. Coroner Maurice Dinberg said police cannot identify the missile source and will continue investigation. Dr Mead, a Union City dentist for over fifty years, died at 77 after three years bedridden. survivors include his widow Mary Mead and brother Raymond of Richmond Wisconsin. funeral services by Glenn Funeral Home.
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Robert B. Austin
Franklin
Maurice Dinberg
Dinberg
Dr. Mead
Tnion City
Mead
Mery Mead
Raymond
Richmond
Gienn Funeril
Rail Strike Shuts Canada As 124000 Workers Walk Out
In Montreal on August 23 a nationwide rail strike halted operations as about 124000 railway workers walked off their jobs. Emergency services mobilized to meet the crisis, the first national rail tie-up in Canada's history. Government mediation efforts, begun at Labour Day, ended with union leaders declaring no retreat.
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Canada
Montreal
Auction reshapes Moore farm herd with imported Holsteins
In Cole Hill on August 22 a large sale saw the Moore farm herd of Guernsey cattle sold to Ralph Sears and Buster Nickerson of Jamestown, N Y, who resold at auction. Robert Moore restocks with park herd Holsteins from Canada. Local attendees supported the Youngsville American Leagues event at Dunt's Eddy. Mrs Joan Green plans a new home on the Garland Pittsfiel travel road site, near the old Moore birthplace, for her mother Mrs Joe Moore. Mr and Mrs Burnell Holmes and daughters Pall y and Carol also featured.
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Cole Hill
Moore Farm
Garland
Guernsey
Chas
Pittsfiel
Hen _r
J.B. Moore
Joe Moore
Burnell Holmes
Anc Aughters
Pally
Carol
Vacation trip items and family notices in brief
A report summarizes a family’s return from a short vacation in New York City and Washington, D C. It notes an Army buddy visit of Mr Holmes from World War I and mentions upcoming preaching at the Torpedo church led by a new minister. The piece also covers a Lynn family reunion and a visit by Mr and Mrs Clifford Potter of Marienville to relatives, plus a brief social note on Mr and Mrs Glenn Basiman’s Saturday evening.
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New York City
Washington, D. C
Mr. Holmes
Torpedo Church
Theodore Ahlquist
John
Janet
Lynn
Clifford Potter
Marienville
Glenn Basiman
France to send infantry battalion to Korea support
France's cabinet on August 22 decided to deploy a land force to assist United Nations troops in Korea. The contingent will be an infantry battalion likely around 800 soldiers, many of them volunteers, according to informed sources.
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France
Rambouillet
Cabinel
United Nations
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Abe
Sherman Street
Franklin Street
Erie County Court House
Robert RB
Bailey
Jean M. Ohrn
Corry
Donald
Butch" Jackson
Essex Street
Department of Highway Safety
Jackson
Comny
West Cly Line
Route 6
James J. Baker
Spartansburg
R. D
Roy Glosser
Worth Center Street
Langley Field
U. S. Air Force
Corrye
Buyeau
Trene ‘Mullen
Senter High
Gill
Fire Inn
Warren, Post
Anres
Tennessee Gas Transmission Company
Crawford County
Cochranton
French Creek
Ad- Yaboe
Mercer-Craford
Cyimchord
Mer [Vor
Mack Jones
Ralph Jones
Kingstxent
Paul Ross
Sixth Avenue
Eve County
M. 5
Cobbett
Harry Stanley
Waterford
Stanley
Johnston
Erie
Bydumds Shayer, Jr
Bis
Donny-Spring Creek
Asiyane
Byron Pantle
Herman Pantle
Wayne Street
Corry Hospital
Sylvia Mulvin
Leonard Mulvin
East Main
W. Fortune
Ori
Dole Rubay
Concord Street
North Center Street
Columbus Avenue
Appleudon Pry East
Ghighon
Cony Bakery
Chamber of Comimere
Pennsylvania
Council
Enn
New Holland Farm
E. P. Beckwith
North Center St
Keystone VanCise
Cen
Wales
Phillips Jewelry
America
Bowers
Emblem Oil Co
N. Center St
New Deal Optical
Erie, Pa
Pontiac
W. W. Waterhouse
West South St
Corry, Pa
House OF Flowers
S. Center St
Loblaws
Chevrolet
Pa. Association
Samae Cleaner
Imladea
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