Corry Area News Briefs Include Death, Court, and Local Incidents
Funeral services for Mrs Helen Bare of Union City were held at Glenn Funeral Home Union City. Leonard V. Gites, 21 of Syracuse, was arrested on a bench warrant by Erie County authorities. A youngster returned a lost $20 bill to Mrs Florence Bates. honest find leads to reward. An Erie driver struck a dog on North Center Street and arranged vet care. Corry ministers tour Salvation Army rehab center. November finances show general fund balance of 9704 with 20927 expenses. Zoning board approves Dr R Bruce Summerville dental office on North Center Street. Local youth pays fines for window damage. fire crew responds to a mistaken dryer incident involving a dog.
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Helen Bare
Union City
Glenn
Homie Jr
Mader Cemetery
Erie
Son
Cherler ‘Barr
Carry
Strester Leonard V. Gites
Syracuse
Samuel Rossiter
Erie Gatess
Erie Corry
Todas
Corrybos
James Bates
Florence Bates
Ray Denis
West Frederick Street
Dennis
Bates
James
Michael Hlebbyi
Lee Hlebovi
North Center-street
Erte
Jill TeWinkir
Mott Street
Hlebovi
Corry
Monaco Rulers Open La Scala Opera in Milan
Prince Rainier and Princess Grace arrive in Milan to attend the opening of La Scala Opera plus soprano Maria Callas set to return to the stage after a two year absence.
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Princess Grace
Italy
Milan
Prince Rainier
Monaco
Maria Callas
Mobutu Denies Torturing Foe Amid Congo Crisis
Mobutu rejects torture claims against his regime over the fate of Lumumba. A Congo report cites Premier Patrice Lumumba’s torture and possible death, while U.N. officials seek independent examination of Lumumba’s condition as Indian envoy Dayal reports serious injuries and inhumane confinement.
UN Ponders Red Demands For Lumumba
The United Nations faced a new Congo dispute as the Soviet Union demanded the immediate release of deposed prime minister Patrice Lumumba and the disarming of Mobutu’s Congo army forces. Dag Hammarskjold sought access for the Red Cross to examine Lumumba, amid fears for his safety after his arrest. The church address notes the death of Rev. Frank Ro Wilson, former Roosevelt pastor.
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Chiaca Nations
United Nations
Congo
Soviet Union
Patrice Lumumba
Joseph Mobutu
Liumumba
Dag Hammarskjold
General Assembly
FDR
Washington
Fraank Ro Wilson
St. John's Episcopal Church
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Titusville Considers City Tax Hikes and Budget Reforms
The Titusville council debates a two mill property tax hike and per capita levy, with plan details including a general fund rate of 6.75 mills, 2.25 for debt, and revised license, amusement device, and earned income taxes. Aimed at funding city services, rubbish collection, and wage costs, the package also reconsiders mercantile licenses and coin operated devices taxation.
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Junds
Tzins
Titusville
Family Ties Used To Conceal String Of Burglaries
Police say Donald E Sweigert used his wife and a youth to hide a string of burglaries at private homes and a headquarters and feed mill. Investigators report he recruited family members to throw off suspicion while committing up to 27 burglaries over several months.
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Donald E Sweigert
Bareville
Thin
Philip Gerhard Sitd
Swelgert
Gi & Feed Mill
Drift rescue in South Viet Nam saves five fishermen
In Saigon, five Portician fishermen were rescued after drifting 72 days at sea in four junk boats that drifted into the South China Sea. A crewman aged 17 died twelve days earlier when supplies ran out as their drift continued.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
South China Sea
Syphibon
Local buck season opens with record trophy racks
The Journal reports opening day buck season with two large prime racks. Dan Yoployieh of R. D. 2 Corry bagged a 17 point giant on his mother’s farm near Columbus. Bill Root of Columbus displayed a 13 point 145 pound buck in Turnerill area. The day’s early kills were few but notable for size.
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Journal
Dan Yoployieh
R. D
Corry
Columbus
Bill Root
Turner Ill
Civil Defense test to skip public participation in Pa
Harrisburg reports there will be no public participation in a Civil Defense test marking Pearl Harbor’s 19th anniversary. No sirens will sound and the public is not required to participate. CD officials will meet to study solutions for postattack issues. In state news, Pennsylvania’s cost of living runs slightly below the national average with a July to October price rise of four-tenths of a percent versus six-tenths nationally. Boyertown notes no teen police force despite a police chief and staff.
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Harrisburg
Pearl Harbor
State Council of Civil Defense
Publi
Richard Gerstell
Loudl
Pennsylvania
State Labor and Industry Department
Four Patrolmen Reported as Passed Despite City Action
Harrisburg officials reveal $88,070,255 in bonus payments to Korean War veterans during the first year of the program. Gen A J Drexel Biddle states 926,418 veterans had received bonuses by November 28 with 25,000 more expected by the December 31 deadline. In Charleroi Dr W Scott, 54, died after a fatal heart attack during a tonsil operation at Charleroi Monessen Hospital. another doctor completed the procedure.
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Harrisburg
A. J. Drexel Biddle
Biddle
Charleroi
W Scott
Rostue
Charleroi Monessen Hospital
Butler A rifle accident and rail project notes
Fragmentary report details a rifle accident involving Larry Baker and Gliry Wuet mir with bystander Dale feng at Gallery tories after Pubs bye den Cam protetor Jay Swigert and Nelson Smith, linked to power points and railroads in the Pacific Northwest. It mentions St. Jo Sepn's Hospital and designer Smith of Pennside connected to the Long Leland Railroad and notes the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge carries 92,000 vehicles daily.
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Butler
Larry Baker
Gliry Wuetmir
Krill
Dale Feng
Tories
Cam Protetor
Jay Swigert Galvd
Reading Nelson Smith
Pacific
Northwest
Gani da
Wight
St. Jo Sepn
Smith
Pennside
Memorial clash reshapes lineup at Dick Se arena
The article outlines a Memorial clash that reshapes the lineup with key players including Lou Han and Mike Ho making up a core group at the Dick Se arena. It notes front line adjustments and strategic moves as the teams prepare for upcoming games.
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Mike Ho
Lou Han
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