Corry Journal notices and local updates
Local business ads and society briefs from Corry and nearby towns note political attendance at a Tabor meeting, police and hospital updates on Edward Caudill and Robert Miller, a Bowling League meeting, and the death of William Richards. Beaver County to Crawford County items reference Erie.Meadville and Titusville happenings cover sports, crime, fire, and traffic.
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Corry Journal
sMesayille
Menayille
Pennsylvania Federation of Tabor
Electany
Harry Yocum
Gillon
Barnes & Carrig
Stiusville
Edward T. Caudill
Fehief
Centerville
Nownelle Boroeks
Oil Creek
Ti- Tiville Hospital
Niken
Tithaville
Gerry Adams
Frotclock
South Center Street
Robert Miler
William Jo Miller
Diumond
Titus Vill Hospital
Bowl-Aire Men’s Bowling League
Bowl-Aire
Franklin
William Richards
Chicago Pneumatic ‘Tool Co
Small-Ryans
Party Names Own Candidates Fort Worth Tex
The Constitution party expected to nominate its presidential candidate today with Andrews and Wardell indicated to accept. Andrews, a former head of the federal income tax system, lives in Richmond and resigned in 1985. Neither man attends the convention opening with about 100 registered. Pinza improved in Italy and due to leave for the United States Sunday after a mild heart attack. Truckers meet in Harishurg with the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission on possible toll rate reductions.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Constitution Party
Goleman Andrews
Farmer V
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
U the
Tichtine Toruig Iepeal
Federal Income Tax Lawa
Wardell
Rich— ‘Monid Va
Ignation
Pinza
Cervia
Italy
Exio Pinza
Oper
United States
Guy
Harhishurg
G. I Franklin. McSoniey
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Pos— Ailie
Abita
WOTR Radio Log Schedule Summary
Radio log shows daily AM and PM programs including News, Sports, Talk, and Music. Named segments list morning devotions with Rev J B Kelly, classic music, headlines, concerts, and local church service schedules with Alliance Church noted. Programs include Ringo, Polka Party, Lullaby Time, and Monard's 1570 Club among local and world news coverage.
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J.B. Kelly
Gus
Micy Blaine
Rime
Ringo
Alliance Church
Monard’s
Atoquois
Hospital and community notices from Jamestown area
At The Hospital Report as of 7 a m lists admissions including Allen Huntly Eugene Hutchison Cleve Morton Mrs Everett Webb Mrs Raymond Krise Mrs Martin Smith Ms William Hecker and others with discharges such as Horton Davis Mrs John Bailey Jr Sharon and Sandra Munn Paul Jones Verna Messinger and Mrs George Sample. Jamestown reports 90 Monitor ture Co workers return after 29 day strike with a 7 cent raise. Berkshire nose sale runs last week ending August 31. A man in US Army fatigues robs Mercury Service Station of $100. Bowl Aire Men meet August 28. Erie observes the founding of the Benedictine Sisters with a Mass at St Marys Church. First Methodist Good Samaritan class hosts a wiener roast at Mead Park tomorrow night.
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Erie
Erie County
Erie Retail Beverage Dealers Association
Moody’s
Ash Streets
Frank Bednar
Meadville
Crawford County
Suegertown
Iiroquois
Carlings
Iron City
Schmidt's
Rolling Rock
Pabst
Corry
West Mainstreet
North East Township
William Fesehner
E. A. Larson
North Center Street
Dial
Allen Huntly
Eugene Hutchison
Spartansburg
Cleve Morton
Park Street
Everett Webb
Raymond Krise
Delaware Street
Martin Smith
Wattsburg
William Hecker
East Irving Street
Horton Davis
West Congress Street
John Bailey Jr
North Cly
Jamestown
Monitorture Co
United Furniture Workers Union
Carroll
Millcreek Township
Barney Moran
Mercury
Peach
Joseph Strohmeyer
Bowl Aire Men’s Ai
Benedictine Sisters
John Mark Gannon
St. Mary’s Church
Sturgis
Wayne Street
Reds Balking Suez Effort, Dulles Says
Secretary of State Dulles stated that the Soviet Union is propagandizing to complicate Egypt’s Nasser in negotiating a settlement to the Suez Crisis. He noted Nasser’s acceptance of a London conference committee as a step toward peace, while Western and Soviet positions clash over a international board or Egyptian control.
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Washung Lunly
Dulles
Russia
Bespin
Nasser
Stee Canal
Nusser
London
Sues
Soviet Union
Dulles Sidii
India
Ceylon
Indonesia
International Board
Criles
Fnohie
Dmitr Shepilov
Londin
Naser
Irmild
Shlontatlst
Egypt
California
Leader Urges High Registration in Pennsylvania
In Williamsport the Democratic leader launched the presidential campaign urging higher voter registration to widen the party’s margin over Republicans. He vowed a Democratic state administration and promised action benefiting dairy farmers, while addressing party workers and pledging further steps in the statewide effort.
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Penneylvanna Democratic
Saoler
Gloria Vanderbilt's Third Marriage Stuns Hollywood
Gloria Vanderbilt, heiress once dubbed poor rich girl, married television director Sidney Lumet in a surprise ceremony. This marks her third marriage after previous unions to Pat DiCesare, Leopold Stokowski, and fellow industry figures, with Vanderbilt balancing public appearances and social life as she pursues acting roles.
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Glagid Vanderbilt
Park “Avent
Fox Dropped From Quiz Show Scene On CBS TV
The master of ceremonies caused a fuss by inadvertently revealing a half an answer on CBS TV The 364000 Challenge Fox is dropped and Ralph Story, a Los Angeles radio jockey, will replace him starting next Sunday Heights program The change is announced with no reason given for Foxs dismissal
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Cbs-Tv
Ralph Story
Los Angeles
Fox
CBS
Federal Marketing Administration
Pennsylvania
Aim For 5.00 Tag State Fishing License Hike Proposed
Harrisburg reports the Pennsylvania Fish Commission seeks a 100 percent license fee rise from 2.50 to 5.00 yearly for residents, with 1958 as the earliest effective date. The plan, endorsed by President R. Stanley Smith, targets a$1 million annual revenue and funds a long range fish management program including lake expansion, improved access, stream surveys, hatchery improvements, and wardens training. Copies go to legislators, candidates, and sportsmen groups for review.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Fish Commission
General Assembly
Commission
R. Stanley Smith
thWlee
Smith
Fisheries Commission Plans 1957 Bass and Trout Seasons
Improving cooperation with other agencies and enforcing motor boat laws, the commission set the 1957 bass season from January 1 to March 14, reopening June 15 to March 14, 1958. The current season ran July 4 to November 210. Trout season opens April 15 to September 2, 1957, with this year’s close extended to September 16. Catch limits were slightly changed and a trout stamp was discussed to raise funds.
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Smith
State Justice Department blocks IRS from seizing Quor sellers
Harrisburg reports the State Justice Department acts to prevent the U S Internal Revenue Service from attaching back tax accounts of individuals who sell quor to the commonwealth monopoly.
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Harrisburg
State Justice Department
U. S
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