Crash near Franklin Leaves One Dead and Three Injured
A collision near Franklin killed one man and injured three others. The deceased was identified as Richard McMagee 3, with injured passengers including Clyee Burton, 34, and others taken to Grove City Hospital and South Side Hospital. Multiple details are unclear due to damaged text but report notes a high speed loss of control and ambulance response.
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Franklin
Vincent Srott
Yeas Kales
Shickens
Ryute
Primi Seditin
Chaise Sarki
Richard McMagee
Hurtsvile
Sedna
Clyee Burton
Ana Hasty
Fmenders
Erp
Bie
Ellie Sy Stati Pike
Pubesaron
Sidi
Norhie
Ana Vel
South Side Hospital
Fen Wents
Mrs B Harris Rites Planned In Union City
Mrs B Harris widow of the late hotelier of Union City will be laid to rest with services led by Rev Ralph Eckert. She leaves four sons Brady of Union City Powell of Trenton Gerrit of Levittown PA and Cistle of Whittier plus one brother Charles Mandertijle of Clifton and seven grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Friends may call at the funeral home today and tomorrow with services Wednesday at the Evergreen Congregational Church. Burial follows at Evergreen Cemetery.
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Org
Union Caty
Union City
Rank
Poyd
Trrty Lauren Stroup
Corry
Frurview
Coricurd
Wright
Willam J
Stiomes
James Stewart
Anna Dyne
Frenils
Bracker Pubery Homse
Nighit
Robert NeMner
Pine Guive
Two Local Youths Killed By Train
Two Corry youths, one a 1943 graduate candidate, died in a train incident. Families, including Mr and Mrs Vary Wi Puilups Curry and Mr and Mrs Neil Knowlton, arrange viewings at Bracken Funeral Home. A rosary and service at St Thomas Chute are planned with interment at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Rao Uhl
Vary Wi Puilups Curry
Neil Knowlton
Bradford
St ‘Thomas’ Chute
aTock
St Thomas’ Cemetery
Wall Street Pulse Sees Slight Market Upswing After Storm
New York stocks opened with mild gains despite storm delays and road closures. Leading firms include Allied, Alcoa, American Can, Ford, General Electric, RCA, US Steel, Penn Power, and Union Carbide among others, with Tuesday trading buoyed by cautious optimism and mixed industry signals.
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API
Arid Railroad
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Alcoa
American Can
American Mich & Filry
American Motors American Stanjum
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Tel & Tel
Américan Tobacco
American Viscose
Anaconda
Armaco Steel Armour & Co
Armstrong Cork
Avante Refining
Babcock & Wilcox Bald Lima Balto & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel Bore Warner Buevrus
Evie Budd Co
Carrier Corp
Case Jr
Chrysler
Ciips Service
Ciuett Pertnxl
Colina Ga
Coal Continental
Cait Cortune Glass Crucible Steel du Pont Eastman Kodak
Ford Motor General Baking ‘General Dynam General Elec General Foods
Glen Alden Greyhound
Gulf of Harbison
Walker
Harvester Mt Tel & Tel
Jones & Laugh
Kennecott Lorillard Madison Fund
Strwnle
Merit-Chapiman & Scott
Minneapolis
Moline
Mownemiy Ward National Biscuit National Dairy National Distillers
Central
Olin Mathieson
Chem Penney
Penn Power & Light
Penna RR
Pittsburgh
Pullmai
RCA
Republic Steel Region
Reynolds Tobacco Safeways
Sts Sears Rorbuck Socany
Traco Union Carbide
United Airlines
US Steel Western Union Tel Westinghouse
Erec Woolworth
Losing GOP Picks Leaders For Next Year
Harrisburg AP report on Pennsylvania GOP plans as the party seeks new leadership for the 1960s legislature. With no contest for leaders, speculation centers on who will become Senate president pro tempore and the top House roles as Democrats gain control for the first time. Names like Taylor and Albert Beawn appear in rumors about leadership posts and caucus chairs, while current leaders face retirement or shifts in responsibility before the new session begins.
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Tylor
I Senate Republican Policy Committee
Albert Becan
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Bas
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James
Bergin
Poiter
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Pechin
Robert D
Penn’a
Pennsylvania
Leroy A. Weldner
Weidner
Philadelphia
Weldner
State's Jr High Sports Programs Approved by PIAA
A statewide survey by the Junior High still faces criticism as the PIAA Junior High Committee reviews a sport program across the state. The effort aims to standardize rules and ensure consistency among local affiliations while addressing concerns from practitioners.
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PIAA
Bank On The Corner Advertises Furniture and Insurance
An apparent newspaper item promotes “The Bank On The Corner” selling quality furniture at resortable prices and offering lite insurance. The fragment references MFERD and a box address in Corry Journal 607, with unclear details.
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Naott Morage Lite Insurance
Aleo Corry Journal
Notices SEED A new kitchen or room remodeled
A local ads note offers kitchen or room remodeling services with ready made Yorktowne cabinets and custom builds. Contact DE McCray Aljinanum Products at NEA by phone for details and pricing.
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Yorktowne
McCray
Aljinanum
Cabinet speculation and appointments swirl amid a Washington snowstorm
Reports from Washington over the weekend center on cabinet rumors with names such as Dean Rusk for Secretary of State and Robert McNamara considered for Defense. Brice Allen and other Democrats surface as possible nominees while Dillon and Nitze appear as potential Treasury and State nominees. A snowstorm disrupts markets in New York as news unfolds.
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Kenney
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Brice Alan
Soaner
Germany
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C. Dovelas Dillon
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Fiseahowm
Robert
McSamara
McNawy
Paul H. Nitze
Air Force
Trane
New York real estate pioneer Frederick Brown dies at 90
Frederick Brown a Manhattan real estate pioneer whose transactions were reported to total more than 2 billion dollars died on Saturday at age 90. He built a vast portfolio across New York City and influenced major property deals over decades, shaping the modern urban landscape.
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New York
Frederick Brown
Manhattan
Estate of Mary Dempsey Tate probate notice
Notice announces the issuance of Fetters of Administration for Mary Dempsey Tate in Erie County Pennsylvania. Administratrix Jean Field of Corry requests all debts be paid and claims presented duly verified without delay. Attorneys Grown and McKnight of Corry listed at 208 Center Street.
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Raymond Avenue Corry
Pennsylvania
Brown & Meknicht Attorneys
Law
S. Center St
Corry
Penn's
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Leot Franz
Garry
Erie County
Breister of Wills
Mary Dempsey Tate
Sorry
Register of Wills
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