Corry Area News Briefs and Local Notes Across the City
The excerpt reports on a wide range of local items. It notes leadership changes at Thompson Newspapers and the NEA World, with Serrill slated to take on a top post, plus stock dividends for a major company. Local police report missing dogs, hospital admissions for injuries, a lawsuit over damaged trees, and a weather and party affiliation update. A high school wrestler injury and a court case are also mentioned. Weather outlook and police speed checks are included.
Six Hoodlums Questioned In Bomb Death
AP reports six men were taken in for questioning early today about the car bomb death Thursday of Kon Feinberg in Queens. Police said the men offered no definite link to the case and were later charged with general questioning as investigators pursued leads. Feinberg, 32, a trucker’s helper and union member, was killed when a dynamite charge blew up his car outside his Forest Hills home.
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Tower East Side
Wang
Mbttvittine Fudlen
Feinberg
Tae Vietin
Feinbers
Forest Halls
Queens
Sis Single
Tansiers
Pauline Fox
Morris Fox
Fox
Mundy
Deer Harvest Report Shows Mixed 1860 Opening Day Results
Wildlife officials report uneven deer harvest across regions for the 1860 season opener. Some districts counted fewer deer than last year while others matched or exceeded. improvement noted in meat quality and weights though overall totals varied. Lead highlight: Warren County entries yield a 165 pound deer by Dan Toplovick RD 2 Corry.
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Northerst Esuiquarters
Miiiters
Warren County
Dan Toplovick
Corry
Civil Defense Week plan shown at Corry meeting
At a Corry Civil Defense gathering the group reviewed Civil Defense Week activities. Present were Sam Cosma and Arthur Ayling on the standing row with police, and in front Charles Slocum Cecil Mes singer Merrill Lillis Wilbur Sordison Paul Teeter Al Gates toward Ernest Emmons and Richard Bogert. Rear row lists Ray Sloan Max Brown Gene Hasbrouck George Bell Larry Lobdett Ray Huffman Allan Hasbrouck Larry Skelly Charles Van Winkle Larry Buell with police presence noted.
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Corry
Iest
Sam Cosma
Thur Ayling
Police
Charles Slocum
Cecil Messinger
Merrill Lillis
Wilbur Sordison
Paul Teeter
al Gates
Morki Ernest Emmons
Richard Bogert
Rearrow
Ray Sloan
Max Brown
Gene Hasbrouck
George Bell
Larry Lobdett
Ray Huffman
Allan Hasbrouck
Larry Skelly
Charles van Winkle
Larry Buell
Erie School District May Drop Per Capita Tax
Erie officials consider dropping the per capita tax amid district finances. Louis J. Tullio announced possible elimination in 1962 during a Public Library briefing, noting strong financials and a plan to avoid new borrowing until after the coming year.
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Erie
Inet
Louis J
Tullio
Citizens Council For Schools
Yestead
Hue
Bude Tul
Finsoelat
de Ausitia
Banket
Varly
Girl, 10, Dashes Into Truck's Path in Meadville
A ten year old girl, listed as fair, ran into a delivery truck near her home in Meadville. She was treated for possible skull fracture and facial injuries. The truck driver was Biles Hall of Meadville and the vehicle owned by Prendis Appliance, Meadville. Police reported two girls narrowly escaped being hit. one was scraped by the truck.
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Ies Yaetar
Fer
Cigy Hus Pill
Shniva Haslet
Benjamin Hagtet
Biles Hall of
Meadville
Préndis Appliance
Flore
Palice
Wil
Sandra
Vine
Baby Kennedy Baptized as Family Plans Florida Trip
President-elect Kennedy and Mrs Kennedy head to Palm Beach with infant John Jr for Christmas holidays. Caroline awaits at grandparents’ home as the baptism is performed in Washington. Sponsors include Mrs Charles L Bartlett proxy for Prince Stanislas Radziwill. Bartlett, a Chattanooga Times correspondent, helped introduce the Kennedys.
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Washington
John Kennedy
John FP. Kody
Palm Beach
Fia
John
Caroline
Martin J Casey
John Pheerald Kennedy Jr
Charles L. Bartlett
Prince Stanislas Radawill
Mrs. Kennedy
London
Pabys
Bartlett
Chattanooga Tenn
Times
Kennedys
De Gaulle Plans Move in Algeria Faces Turmoil
President de Gaulle continues to outline Algeria policy while tensions rise. He avoids major cities for talks with officers and settlers are dispersed. Right wing movements face arrests after a failed uprising, as a nationwide vote on Algeria policy looms.
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Une! Gaulle
Algiers
Oran
Constanting
Nikythie
de Gaulle
Spain
Piet Lignillarde
Jimmary
Tral
Paris
Algeria
Aljeertatis
Ur Sinn i College Leader Named VP on National Council
Donald L. Helfferich of Ursinus College, Collegeville PA, was named a vice president of the National Council of Churches on Thursday. A United Church of Christ member, he has served on the council's general board since 1954 and was chosen as one of 10 vice presidents at large.
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San Francisco
Donald L. Helfferich
Ursini College
Collegeville
National Council of Churches
Helfferich
United Church of Christ
National Council
View
Hunter Mistakes Car for Pal's as Trial Looms
Robert E. Binski, 36, of Cambridge Springs, faces a charge of operating a motor vehicle without the owner's consent. In a signed statement he said he drove a Sheffield parked station wagon to a hunting camp on Minister Hill Road early Monday. Deputy Hegerty says Binski was left in Sheffield Sunday night by his hunting companions and mistook the Cleveland Ohio owned car for his own. The wagon was recovered undamaged Monday.
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Robert E. Binski
Cambridge Springs
Binski
Shefield
Minister Hill Road
Benski
Sherff
Donnell B
Allen
Richard E. Hegerty ii
Meadville
Hegerty
Sheffield
Robert C Sixt
Cleveland
Ohio
Seni«Ion
Henerty
Minster HU Road
Marlow Looks At Todays News on Africa and the UN
James Marlow argues Moscow uses Africa to press its aims as Western powers fear a Congo crisis. He cites Nasser and Arab leaders as a Soviet and Chinese ally bloc aiming to influence Algerian and broader African independence with support from Guinea and others. The piece warns the Kremlin could reduce the UN to a hollow shell like the old League of Nations.
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William L. Ryan
Associated Press
Africa
Moscow
Afacan Koya Sunjel
Kremlin
Afr
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Algeria
France
Gham
Guinea
Somme
Congo
U.N
League of ‘Nations
Rites Held For Miss Clara Clark
Rites held for Miss Clara Clark at St George Primera Home followed by Requiem Mass at Thomas’ Cherry with Rev Cyril Cooper officiating. Interment in St Thomas’ Cemetery. Heirs listed include Lea Hoberlow Samuel Bell John O Brien James O’Brien Grover Buck Chris Christensen. Attendants from Oil Creek and Cary area locals attend.
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T. Clark
St Grorke Primera
Thomas
Cyril Cooper
St. Thomas
Cemeery
Lea Hoberlow
Samuel Bell
John O Brien
James O'Brien
Grover Buck
Chris Christensen
George Holseat
Dolity Straiber
Oil Cry
Cary Anew
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Yan
Mt. Turers
Americ
Thrusylir Universal-Cyriops
Steel Cory
Westernay Itt
Uivdenaf
Alfred Morrison
East Main Street
John Rudolph
West Smith Street
St Percie McCray
Pleasant Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Hom
North Corry
John Bensink
North Center Street
Corry Hospital
Wright School
Cory Area
Warren
Wis
Earl Culbertson
Waterford
Summit Townships
Erie County
Lloyd M
Laurie Peeples
Bud Michell
Mitchell
Ere County
Coufhouse
Alexander Sandy
Mubiver
Palice Finge
Frank G. McCartney
Wight Bs
Pennsylvania
Taurus
Gretick
Utier
HUNAN
Suiailus
New York City
Hallirnski
Eri Ganzein College
Ur Annes
Quick Clean Coin Laundry
Washington St. Corry, PA
Ieee Cls LL
Carroll's Gift Shop
N. Center Street
EITC
Ente
A&b Distributing Co
South First Age
Dial
Little John
Big John
AIR Steps
MOM Freeman's
DAD
Carrig’s Footwear
North Center St
Hunter
Pal
Marlow
James Marlow
Bud” Sampson's
West Washington St
Corry, PA
Loblaws
Swift
Clara Clark
Life Insurance
Rouser
Corry Journal
Lou
Pittsfield Inn
Youngsville
Logan
Ginnie's
Comer First Avenue
West Man Street
Christmas Club Corporation
Citizens National Bank OF
Hedthlin
Beaves
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