Corry News Highlights Local Fire Police and Grants
Local TV test signals from WICU broadcast as test period continues. Pastor George Myers reports microphone theft at the Methodist Church. Children use store windows as targets after snow melt. Injury cases include Charles Burton and Mrs Paul Lines. Allegheny College receives 58000 NSF grant for a summer science institute. Widmann and Teah store awards first deep fryer prize to George Evans. Firemen respond to a chimney fire at Donna Hand residence. Weather outlook covers Western Pennsylvania with above normal temperatures. Lydia Dean fund reaches 8876 from tri state donors amid trial related to Sgt Donald Dean’s death.
Meadville Fire Probe Nears Finale
Meadville officials close to finishing investigation into working conditions at central fire station prompted by Edwin J. Randall resignation letter. Fire Chief Fred Carman faces scrutiny amid mixed council views and long service highlights.
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Meadville
Strickenburg
City Safety
Ainnce Carman
George X. Simonetta
Carman
Aly
Simonetta
Last Rites Held For Henry A. Cole
Last rites for Henry A. Cole were conducted yesterday afternoon at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev George Myers presiding. Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery in the family plot. Bearers listed include titkinhaupt Fred Smith Ora Mitchell L. C. Barnes Pete Go pawal and Kenneth Pite Amome. attendees from sway included W G Logan of Washington D C and Mr and Mrs Wilbur Parsons of Fen Wick plus Mr and Mrs James Cole of Titusville and Bysinett John yor of Sherman.
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Henry A. Cole
Bracken Funeral Home
George Myers
Pine Grove
Titkinhaupt
Fred Smith
Ora Mitchell
L. C. Barnes
Pete Gopawal
Kenneth Pite Amome
Sway
W G. Logan
Washington, D. C
Wilbur Parsons
Fen- Wick
We Way
James Cole
Titusville
Bysinett
Free S H Green Stamps With Every Purchase
VanCise's advertises free S H Green Stamps with every purchase and claims delivery for ear-related items.
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S&h
Ousted Fair Board Members Refuse Proposed Reinstatement
The ousted Fair Board members Beatty and Dun decline terms for reinstatement after a proposal to return them as commissioners is delayed. They state they would not accept probation terms and see no justification for oversight under the stipulations.
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Fair Board
Can Dvilen
Dames Beatty
Deayay
Amit County Co
Thissiones
Beatty
Can Missioners
Ern
Duin
Union City Crash Injures Two Near Route 6
A collision about one and a half miles south of Union City on Route 6 sent Louise McBee 40 of Tipp City Ohio and Paul W Allen to Hamet Hospital Erie with possible fractures and head injury. State Police said Jay Delmonico 48 of Geneva Ohio skidded on ice while passing another car and hit the McBee auto. Damages to both cars total about $1,000.
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Hamet
Erie
Union City
Louise McBee
Tipp City
Ohio
Paul W. Allen
Aca
N.Y
Miss McBee
Allen
Corry Barracks
Jay Delmonico
Geneva
Delmonico
Port plans spark decade long Tokyo Kobe harbor project
Port officials unveil a 10 year 43 million plan to build four mammoti capable of berthing 17 100,000 ton ships at Tokyo Kobe harbor, outlining future upgrades and capacity goals.
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Tokyo — Kobe
Hollywood Highlights on star development and studio bias
Hollywood Highlights argues studios fail to develop unique talent and rely on bland pretty faces. It praises a Hollywood school effort to nurture youth while criticizing recurring sameness in actors like Jeff Chandler Rory Calhoun Debra Paget and Robert Wagner. The piece cites mixed results across coasts and urges more distinctive, responsible mentorship in film.
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Hollywood
Nuwhwrt
Artui
Kussiyn
Deo Mals
Symetim
Maracaibo
Entary
U-T
Jeff Chaniler
Rory Calhoun
Debra Paget
Robert Wagner
Actor Critics Question Clara Esther Williams Style
A column praises Esther Williams acting intent yet notes lack of serious study. It contrasts Jayne Mansfield and Marilyn Monroe style sensationalism with acting focus. The piece cites Marilyn Monroe as a model of diligence and hints at careers shaped by study and craft. In Washington Pa a nine year old Donna Farris was killed crossing Route 40 near Scenery Hill.
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Esther Wiliams
Jayne Mans- Held
Mariyn Munroe
Jack
Marflyn
Dan Washington
Donna Farris
Scenery Hill
Washington County
Washington
Christmas Story Told by Junior Department Choir
The Presbyterian Church School Glvar program featured costumed Juniors presenting the Christmas story with carols by the Junior choir. Marian Bauer narrated the tale as William Guibleion directed the choir accompanied by Charleen Clare and Cara Glavis on clarinet.
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Ineerestyverm
Gnurenandy School
Marian Bauer
Paul Bauer
Willian Guibleion
Charleen Clare
Cara Glavis
Foxy Carey
Anckie Paulson
Unclear historic notice from damaged OCR fragment
Fragmentary text describes a primary call and a ceremonial item tied to a religious or community event. Names, dates, and clear actions are unreadable, leaving only vague references to a presenter and a wrapped object for baskets and ferns.
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Mike
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Afr
Harry Burton
Mend Avenue
Corry Memorial Hospital
Paul Lines
South Center Street
Gere Memorial Hospital
Lines
Allegheny College At
National Science Foundation
Alan T. Waterman
Foundation
Widmann and Teah
George Evans
Franklin Street
Cor Se i
Stantora Hose Gompany
Berald
Robert Avnew
Erte
Vite Girtrolmen
Pennsylvania
Smith
Agnew
Tone
Merit Avenue
Corry
Lydia Dean
Tri-State
Dean
Philippine Islands
Donald Dean
Ou City
Franklin
Antville
Meadville F. D
Loblaws
Florida
Cortland
Morrell Pride
Hammond’s
Bagla Street
Dist
Coal Builders
Orry Savings
Sree
General Electric
Fane Are
ALBA
Presbyterian Church School
Glvar
Denao Sharen
Chrutatdle
Eign Child
Eden
Doves Armen
Anthony Eden
Makin & Iin
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