Snowy street chaos as police direct traffic in Corry
A divorce petition filed in Erie County court prompted traffic control by police at Main and South Center streets in Corry. Lights failed at mid morning and at North Center street junction, causing delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County Court
Waller E
Burdick
R.D
Corry
Juliater
Main and
South Center Street
Buffalo Road
Erie
North Center Street
Pharmacy as Friend: Honest Answers and Careful Compounding
A local message from a pharmacy frames its staff as friends who dispense prescriptions with careful verification and provide sincere, honest guidance on usage. The tone emphasizes trust, reliability, and dependable service.
Foreign Aid Slashed As Budget Plan Passed
Washington report shows Congress approved 2.87 billion dollars in foreign aid funds for the next year, a fractional decrease from the current total. The Budget Bureau said the figure could still be altered by President Eisenhower, though doubt remains. For the current year 2.703 billion supported military, economic and technical assistance to about 40 nations, with the plan likely limiting increased oil region spending to counter Soviet activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Uisruriove
Jak Congress
Eisenhower
Congress
Middle East
Russia
Study Pay Raises For Police And Firemen
Pittsburgh city council weighs wage increases for about 1,000 firemen and 1,250 police officers plus improved sick leave. Firemen seek hospitalization and vacation plan improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
UCLA Student Sentenced to Death in California Murder Case
A Santa Monica jury convicts UCLA law student John R. Crocker Jr. of murdering his former girlfriend Norma McCauley, 33, and imposes the death penalty with no recommendation for clemency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Calif
UCLA
John R. Crocker Jr
Norma McCauley
Montreal Student Riot Disrupts City Transport
Associated Press reports a student protest in Montreal escalated into a riot with vehicles and buses damaged. Police restored order as police say about 100 seized vehicles and 40 injured. more than 70 detained. Mayor Jean Drapes pledged calm while demonstrations continued. The Montreal Transportation Commission halted service at 10 pm until morning.
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Rotor Quick
Jean Drapes Bennidt
Ibatiee
Montreal ‘Transportations Commission
Driver Clips Pole In West Main Street Collision
Police report a driver named Firster clipped a street light pole on West Main Street. The car continued across West Main, up Lemon Street, slight left, then across, ending off the south curb. Damages to the car about 250 dollars. pole damage around 300. Wrecker towed the vehicle to Thomas Motors for storage and repairs at owner’s option.
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Sage
West Ma
Firster
Pirster
West Main Street
Lemon Street
Thomas Motors
Town of Clymer Receives Aid for Youth Recreation
The town will spend 2000 dollars to run a youth program at Clymer Central School with movies softball baseball and classes. Advisory Council on Youth Recreation led by Hubert W Brown will implement the program with Harold Legters as supervisor and Arthur Nelson as recreation director. This is part of New York State Youth Commission funding totaling 5 million dollars across more than 50 municipalities in its fifth year of participation.
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Onlin
New York
Harold ‘T Legters
Clymer Central School
Advisory Council On Youth Recreator
Hubert W. Brown
Yohiirman
Arthur HL Nelson
Tecrea-Tult
Civier
State Youth Commission
Stronger Russian Policy Favored Amid GOP Candidacy Talk
Democratic National Chairman Paul M. Butler, speaking in Beverly Hills, warned that Republican leaders signaling Eisenhower’s possible run aim to stall Knowlands and others ready to enter. He described the GOP as fringe of fear and frustration and urged a stronger national policy stance. A bipartisan moment followed as Butler noted cooperation between parties on policy matters.
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Guer
GOP
Paul M. Butler
Beverly Hills
Calif
Eisenhower
Butler
Three City Crashes Leave No One Hurt
Three city crashes reported yesterday produced no personal injuries. At East Columbus Avenue a collision between Mrs. Gerald Black and Mrs. James Woodworth caused $1,030 in damage, blamed on road conditions as Woodworth skidded while braking. A second crash near Harding School involved Mrs. Elmon Foster and George Titus with minor damages. A third collision on North Center Street saw Edward Hunt back into Blanchard Yaple’s car, with only slight damage reported.
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Gerald Black
East Columb
Aveque
James Woodworth
RD. 1
Columbus
East Columbus Avenue
Woodworth
Harding School
George Titus
Worth Street
Titus
Foster
North Center Street
Edward Hunt
Spring Creek
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Crawford County
Avon Park
Fla
George R. Wright
Ray E. Tanner
Franklin Chamber of Commerce
Franklin
Santa Claus
Chamber of Commerce
Jack A. Wolford
Warren State Hospital
Hastings State Hospital
Nebraska
University of Nebraska Medical School
Dr. Wolford
Brookville
Allegheny College
University of Pennsylvania Medical School
C. J. Blanford
New York Metropolitan
Corry Memorial Hospital
Walter Foster
R. D
Rebecca Matthews
Howard Matthews
Clymer
Patricia Keppel
James Keppel
South Second Avenue
First Avenue
Sandra Glavis
Peter Glavis
Seventh Street
South Center
East Main Street
Clarence Baker
Spartansburg
Ward
Denver
Colo
W. G. Heerlein
George Ellsworth
Marion Street
Heerlein
Jerome Barnum
Jerome Barnum Associates
Energia Dirigida, 8. A
Harrison
N. Y
National Association of Cost Accountants
Moose Lab
Mick
Sea’s Drugs
Emerson
Montreal
Associated Press
Pollet
Uphenue
Haulsee
Puma LO
Pillgn
Dodd
Santa
Cooper
America
Spartansburg, Pa
Chevrolet
BRU
In Rae
H.P
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
Clinton Street
Guignon’s
Remington Electric
Sunbeam Electric
Black and Decker
Yankee
Electric and Steam Iron
Sunbeam
Wiss Pinking Shears
North Center ST
Corry, PA
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