Corry area records a mix of wintry weather and local events
Old man winter blows in with snow flurries as Corry ends an 11 day warm spell. Police report arrests for drunkenness and a stolen bike case while motorists face license suspensions and a DWI. Community notes include WWI veterans meeting, Erie police grant for juvenile division, and plans for new Erie TV station.
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Corry
Buck season slow as hunters report few kills
Deer kills are down as the white tail buck season enters its fourth day. Only two hunters reported success yesterday. Mrs. Charles Post of R. D. 1 felled a six point at 4 20 on County Line road. Philip Jaquith, 13, of R. D. 2 took a seven point at Sample Flats at 4 30.
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R. D
County Line Road
Philip Jaquith
Sample Flats
Scranton Won't Seek Nomination In 1964 Election
William W Scranton says pa governor duties are too important to pursue the Republican presidential nomination in 1964 He wrapped up a three day tour with the Caribbean Air Command and attended U S Air Force Latin America school graduation ceremonies while meeting U S Ambassador Farland.
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William W. Scranton
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U. S
Joseph Farland
Washington
Rep
Frank Clark
Bessemer
Meadville Area Store Fire Sets Loss At 8000
Fire gutted the Midway Service Center ten miles north of Meadville with damage pegged at eight thousand dollars. Cause attributed to defective attic wiring. The building owned by Dr. Daniel Maloney, Crawford County coroner. Fire started after 8 30 a m and controlled within an hour as Hayfield Saegertown and Conneautville volunteers battled flames. Traffic rerouted from Erie through Saegertown.
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Soviet to Remove Jet Bombers From Cuba Fast
Washington reports Soviet Union is removing 128 jet bombers and 42 missiles from Cuba, with completion possible within days. U S officials expect a thaw in Cuba talks as aerial surveillance continues. Khrushchev pledged to remove by December 20, signaling a broader shift in East West relations.
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Cuba Airborne Threats Stir Debate Over Khrushchev Pledge
U S officials dispute Soviet counts of TL28 bombers in Cuba with estimates ranging from 0.8 to more than 30 as Washington weighs Khrushchev’s pledge to remove planes. No evidence of hidden missiles or bombers is found, and any remaining weapons could be detected before use. Duquesne Electric plans a seven acre move to Etna after buying the old Spang-Chalfant mill property for 250000 dollars from Armco Steel.
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Library Usage Up Name Librarian
The Erie Public Library district center coordinates carry library operations and interlibrary loan plans. A committee led by Marion Smith with Dallas Smiley William Peiffer and Robert G Tunnell will draft next years budget for March and finalise bylaws and procedures.
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Memorial Books Fund Gifts Highlight Support
Gifts to the Memorial Books Fund include donations in memory of Abha Corey Princes Wilcox Florence Williams Sylvester Hammer and Harry B. Smith. Trustees and ex officio Corry School members attended yesterday’s meeting.
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Nancy Hammond Tuck
Abha Corey Princes
Wilcox
W. J. Hammond
Loveland
Florence Williams
Thomas Pierott
Harry B. Smith
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Sylvester Hammer
Robert ‘Tunner
Marion Smith
Dallas Smiley
George Gould
William Hull
William Peiffer
David MacKenzie
Corry Schoo
Power resigns as Uniontown football coach amid duties pressure
William J. Power, who led Uniontown Joint Senior High School to its first WPIAL Class AA football title this post season, resigned today as head football coach. He will remain athletic director and teacher at Corry.
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Ampion
Quitsontown
William J. Power
Uniontown Joint Senior High School
Power
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