Injuries Reported In Corry Area Incidents And Local Notes
Chris Christen-Gin of 905 East South Street was described as satisfactory after a fall at Corry Jamestown plant. multiple facial fractures and nose injuries noted. A marriage license was filed by Manley G. Moore and Shirley J. Whitmore. Supreme Court Justice Robert H. Jackson to visit Jamestown in May for a Masonic event. A collision on West Park Place caused $75 damage to two cars. Erie County real estate transfers were recorded. Polio cases rose in the U.S. with 598 new cases in the latest week, the second worst year on record. Clymer received a new Oshkosh truck with a hydraulic plow for snow storms at $11,150. Army dayrooms will receive $67,500 for recreational equipment in the 28th Infantry Division. A construction dig on Wayne Street marks site work for a Hawkins home. State selective service headquaters plan higher January and February quotas. The A Capella Choir senior concert is set for December 18 at 9:15 p.m. Licenses for Clifford McCloskey and Lyle Shannan suspended for speeding. Ray Willsey treated for a chest injury after shoveling snow. Gerald Damon treated for a ruptured blood vessel after leg injury.
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Chris Christen- Gin
East South Street
Corry
Jamestown
Yester
Aly
Gomy
Hospital
Allahes
Ye ‘Terdiks
Kennedy Critiques U S Foreign Policy at Charlottesville
Former ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy told a University of Virginia forum that Russia could push the U S into a state of emergency this week while not losing a single man. He charged policy as bankrupt, urged withdrawal from Korea and Asia, and cautioned against defending Europe’s Elbe or Rhine lines.
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Charlottesville
United States
Great Britain
Russia
Joseph P. Kennedy
America
Kennedy
Kenedy
University of Virginia Law School Forum
Korea
Asia
Elbe
Rhine River
Europe
President Plans For Radio Address and Defense Moves
A White House radio plan aims to reassure the public as lawmakers push defense steps. Vinson signals near production boosts for tanks with 24 hour shifts urged. Johnson criticizes the nation’s defense as merely a chicken wire barrier. Dewey to address international crisis. National Security Resources Board approves nearly 470.9 million dollars to expand steel capacity. draft calls double for January and February. Egypt's Nile impact note caps the report with 19 million residents along the river.
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Vinson
House Armed Services Committee
Secretary of the Army
Pace
Lyndon ©. Johnson
Dtex
Senate Armed Service Preparedness
Senate
Ethus
United States
America
Thomas B. Dewey
New York
Dewey
National Security Resources Board
Nile River
Egypt
Thompson's Bor-soma Tablets Offer Kidney Relief
An old advertisement claims Thompson's Bor-soma Tablets ease mysterious aches headaches and backache by aiding kidneys in removing poisonous waste from the blood. It touts fast relief and urges readers to visit drug stores for quick benefits.
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Thompson
Woman steals diamond from Pittsburgh jewelry office
Police search for a well dressed woman with gray hair who wore a suit and stole a three carat diamond valued at 6500 from Weiss Jewelry Company downtown. She gained access by borrowing a key to the women's restroom and left with the gem, which was discovered missing about 30 minutes later.
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Pittsburgh
David Weiss
Weiss Jewelry Company
Sisterhood Party At Stahl Home Honors Three Members
Beth Israel Sisterhood members Harriet Heilman Sarah Zameck and Libbye Cohen were honored at a party hosted by Mrs. Norman Matz and Mrs. Jack Stahl at the Stahl home on West Pleasant Street. Guests enjoyed jello salad, a cloverleaf cake and coffee with out of town guest Mrs. Anna Phillipson of Hollywood visiting Mrs. Heiman.
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Stahl
Beth Israel Sisterhood
Norman Matz
Jack Stahl
West Pleasant Street
Harriet Heilman
Sarah Zameck
Libbye Cohen
Heiman
Mrs. Billa Coyle Honored By Friendly Birthday Club
Mrs Haenel hosted Friendly Birthday Club on West Frederick Street last evening all members attended. They honored Mrs Filla Coyle on her birthday with attractive gifts. Bingo prizes went to Mrs Lauren Shreve, Mrs Bertha Darwin and Mrs Jennie Akam. Jello salad rolls and birthday cake served.
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Billa Coyle
William Haenel
West Frederick Street
Filla Coyle
Lauren Shreve
Bertha Darwin
Jennie Akam
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Erie County
Manley G. Moore
Shirley J. Whitmore
Supreme Court
Robert H. Jackson
Pennsylvania
Raymond Leofsky
Spring Creek
R. G. Tunnell
West Park Place
Leofsky
Erie County Court House
Austin J. Dempsey
Donald L. Tannerux
Ruth J. Hammond
Wayne Township
Gladys E. Smith
Florence Dempsey
National Foundation For
Foundation
U. S. Public Health Service
Clymer
28Th Infantry
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Fifth Army
F. B. Conder
Special Services
Cotty
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Elks Club
A. Zalmeck
Hawkins
Wayne Street
Selective Service
Henry M. Gross
A Capdella
Corrs
Bureau of Highway Safety
Department of Motor Vehicles
Clifford McCloskey
Marion Street
Lyle Shannan
Columbus Avenue
Ray Willsey
King Street
Corry Hospital
Gerald Damon
North Center Street
Associated Press
Emblem Oil Co
WiGhadee Hi
Armitare, Sr
Dad
Pennsylvania Electric Company
E. 7
Cherry
Center ST
Sporting Goods
Tutta
King Steel
Western Field Model
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