Corry Journal reports Sunbeam plant hiring trend
The Corry Journal notes Sunbeam plant employment expected to reach 100 soon with General Manager Vineet Troglione stating about 86 office, shop, and supervisory staff on payroll and plans to hire 40 more in office and shop departments this week. Also mentions Penny Party at Corry Rollerway and various local notices.
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Corry Journal
Meadville
Sunbeam
Vineet ‘Troglione
Trogiione
Ius
Ake
Hospital notices and local confirmations across Corry area
At The Hospital Report compiled as of 7 a.m. today. Discharges include James Lewis and Mrs. Roy Croscutt. several residents listed with addresses. Titusville reports eight local men training at Fort Benning after Army enlistment, plus WOTM bowling and Red Cross Bloodmobile visits with support for donors and families.
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James Lewis
East Bend Street
Erie
Roy W. Croscutt
Clymer
John Brown
North Center Street
Mary B. Piscitelli
R. D
Corry
Daniel
Marvin Li. Millspaw
White Street
Alton V. Southwick
Centerville
John L. Bridges
Buffalo
Bowl Aire
Titusville
Army
Fort Benning
Fort Knox
WOTM
Avalon Alleys
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Red Cross
Arrested Man Escapes From New Hampshire Jail
Ed ward E. Spenard, 24, of Manchester, escaped from the House of Correction where he was serving a year for auto larceny. Police say he should be easy to spot as he went home to change into a green and white plaid sports shirt blue slacks and a tan and yellow jacket.
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Grasmere
N. H
Edward E. Spenard
Manchester
House of Correction
Accidental Death Declared in Kalafut Shooting Case
Coroner ruled Erie man Joseph Kalafut’s death accidental after he fired from a second floor window at attorney Raymond Leemhuis and then shot himself seconds later in a parked car. Detectives noted Kalafut’s rage over a property dispute and possible encroachment on his home. Leemhuis and his son were near the car when the fatal shot occurred. The coroner cited an open blind and absence of witnesses as factors in the verdict.
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Brie — Coroney
Warren W. Wood
Joseph Kalafut
Richard Hetha
Kalaful
Raymond P Leemhuis
Leem~huis
Kalafut
Jue Street
Leemhuis
Shell
Wood
Actus
Coliseum Beer Rights Sold Despite Prohibition
Two men bought exclusive rights to sell beer at Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles, paying 1116 and 1222 dollars to seller Paul Wustrack. Police say the city forbids alcohol sales in the Coliseum and are seeking Wustrack.
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Los Angeles
Beers Memorial Coliseum
Paul Wustrack
Wiistrack
Ex Jamestown Cop Faints After Sex Offense Sentence
Franklyn A. Shepard, 44, former Jamestown police lieutenant, fainted in Supreme Court after Justice Hamilton Ward sentenced him to from one day to life in Attica State Prison for three morals charges involving two young girls. He revived and was escorted from the room.
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Mayville
Jamestown
Supreme Court
Hamilton Ward
Franklyn A. Shepard
Justice Ward
Shepard
Attica
Stiff sentences handed to area burglary gang
Erie court handed four to eight year terms to Walter Shamipoe 34 David Watkins 22 William Wedwick 22 and three to six years to Samuel Snyder 27 all for guilty pleas to burglary. Each fined 190 and ordered to restitution. Gregory Canary 18 was sent to Camp All for an indefinite term with restitution. A sixth member’s sentencing was postponed. The gang is linked to more than a dozen local burglaries in June.
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Erie
Walter Shamipoe
David Watkins
William Wedwik
Western Penitentiary
Samuel Snyder
Johnstown
Western Pen
Samuel Rossiter
Gregory Canary
Pennsylvania Industrial School
Camp All
Donald Cross
R. D
Wattsburg
Babson Predicts No Shooting War With Russia Says China Ties May Rebound
Babson Park columnist Hoger W. Babson argues the United States will not enter a shooting war with Russia, cites potential chemical or economic conflicts, and explores China’s possible return to friendly relations with the U.S. He criticizes General Marshall’s China report, questions UN representation for Chiang Kai-shek, notes Maoist China’s evolving stance, and warns of a higher risk of Russia China conflict than Russia against the West.
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Babson Park
Mass
Russia
Khrushchev
Mao
China
United States
Boston
America
Marshall
Truman
General Marshall
West Point
Chiang Kaishek
Wellesley
Sun Family
Fac Lories
United Nations
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
State Department
England
Hong Kong
Premier Mao Shapes Khrushchev Actions Says Writer
The writer argues Mao Zedong forces influence Khrushchev’s behavior after recent meetings in Moscow and the Marshall Report. He contends Mao’s involvement shifts Russia’s stance, preventing a shooting war with the United States and risking wider conflict if Western Europe is attacked.
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United States
Mao
Red China
Khrushchev
Moscow
Russia
England
America
Free Countries
Sparta Man Held On Fraud Count
A Sparta man faced a fraudulent conversion of property charge after delaying turning a truck over to the owner’s wife. Arraigned before Alderman N Allen Love he pleaded innocent and was released on his own recognizance pending a preliminary hearing Friday at 4 p.m. in Love’s office. In another item India and Pakistan foreign secretaries met to discuss a border dispute and prepare for a September 9 Delhi PM conference.
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Suusville
Spartansburg
N. Allen Love
Aldermatie Love
India
Pakistan
Karachi
New Delhi
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