Cop and civic notes dominate Corry Ledger page
A local police citation for a motorist double parking on West Gouth abreet leads a string of city notices. Other items cover dividend declarations by South Oil Company, a driver with a learner permit, a pet recovery alert, a partial solar eclipse, wage increases at Pennsylvania Furnace, and Pennsylvania Week events.
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Eity
West Gouth Abreet
South Oil Company
Douglas Burleigh
Spartansburg
Young Burleigh
West Washington
North Center
Minor Improvement Reported For Betty Lou Glaney
Three year old Betty Lou Glaney of Union City has shown slight improvement after a Friday accident involving her mother’s car. She remains in critical condition at Hamet Hospital in Brie under a brain specialist care.
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Betty Lou Glaney
Milo Glaney
Union City
Hamet Hospital
Brie
Warn Of Forest Fire Hazards In Pennsylvania
Motorists campers and visitors to Pennsylvania forests are urged to avoid starting fires. No rain for about 31 days has left the forest floor extremely dry risking fires from cigarettes matches or careless embers. State forestry crews man several lookout towers including Tionesta Wheeler Sheffield Mazette Cole Knob Marshburg and Marienville. A smouldering fire at Chapman Dam State Park was extinguished by dispatcher Kenneth Sheck after embers lingered over 36 hours.
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Warren
Aus
Pennsylvania Forests
Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters
Tionesta
Wheeler
Sheffield
Mazette
Cole Knob
Marshburg
Marienville
Polio Victim Rushed to Pittsburgh Hospital
A 22 year old polio patient Sam McCracken was transported from New Castle to Pittsburgh Municipal Hospital in 1 hour 24 minutes in an iron lung. He had paralysis Saturday and relapsed yesterday after just leaving the Army three months ago. His brother Clair, 15, is also hospitalized with polio.
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Pittsburgh
Municipal Hospital
New Castle
Sam McCracken
McCracken
Sam
New Castle Farm
Municipal
Clair
al Hospital
Erie Man Withdraws Parole Petition
Erie August 31 Jack Donatucy publisher of the Town Crier serving a term for obscene matter had a parole petition withdrawn at the last minute before a county court hearing Atty James G Hanes said the request was dropped due to little time left in his four month term He is slated for release October 6.
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Erie
Jack Donatucy
Town Crier
James G. Hanes
Donaducy
Inrie County Court
Hanes
Donadacy
Penn State trustees appoint Oakes to fill vacancy
Charles E. Oakes of Allentown named by Penn State College to the board of trustees to fill the vacancy caused by the death of William S. Tiffany of Harrisburg. Oakes to serve as part of the Pennsylvania State College administration.
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Burgh
State College
Penn
Charles E. Oakes
Allentown
Sylvania Power and Light Co
Pennsylvania
William S.tiffany
Harrisburg
James Mulholland
Pitts
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Infisance Company
Vicailto
Alleghgdy
Meadville
Villa Maria
Order of St. Brigid's
R. C. Church
Sisters of St. Joseph
St. Brigid's R. C. Church
Helen Ann Michael
Lois R. Hoke
Carolyn Hickerwell
Bdward
Staskiewics
City Polce
Staskiewicz
ol‘Acers
Frederick Street
Seaboard
Mississippi River
Galveston
Tex
Bismarck
N.C
U. S
Pennsylvania Furnace and Iron Company
Local 683
United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers of America
Wage Stabilization Board
State Fish Commission
General Assembly
John C. Kibler
Corry Memorial Hospital
Francis B. Haas
Department of Public Instruction
Frank Spencer
Helen Spencer
Corry
Olgar. Pitt
Harding School
Eugene Moore
Fussell Moore
Clymer
Keystone VanCise
Toa Jets
Securirs Pianeta
STAHL
Jewelers
Centar St
Topp
North Center Street
Pittsburgh Hospital
Thomas Motors
of Corry, Inc
Powell
Clover Springs
Glendora
Facty
Prunes
Reg
Sack
Dolly Medison
Sauerkraut
Glenn Valley
Jer Dog
Com Prg
Hunt
Elbo Macaroni
Vimeo
Campbell
Zicoom
Clorox
Birdseye Frozen Foods
B.E
Page & Nichols
Main St
India
Despi de
Joe
Leidi
Sts Hann
Jing
al Pc
Ub Hamilt
Carl Voyles
Ned Muith
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