Two Men Hurt In Separate Accidents
Franklin State Police reported two men injured in separate crashes near Franklin and Warren. Fleckenstein, 30, suffered knee and head injuries after a mishap at Mercer Pike near a home owned by Robert Beatty. Covell, 31, sustained skull lacerations and body contusions when he lost control on a curve and struck a utility pole near Warren. he was treated and released.
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City
Tisea
Mercer Pike
Frantlin
Franklin
Fleckenstein
Warige
Robert Beatty
Mercer Road
Charles Covell
Warren
Covell
Horth
Warren General Hospital
UB Church Sets Three Programs In Corry
The Corry Evangelical United Brethren Church hosts three programs by Erie Conference and local Youth Fellowship groups. Sunday 7:30 p.m. features Student Recognition Day with home for holidays youths, led by Dr. H. Ray Harris. Next Tuesday hosts Erie Conference Youth Fellowship Mid-Year Spiritual Retreat with 278 registrations from 100 churches. Rev. Bruce Hilton to speak. Also the 28th annual New Year’s Eve Watch Night Service follows Wednesday with Rev. and Mrs. Raymond C. Nelson leading a music art and message program ending with Candlelight Communion. BRICK CO HEAD DIES in Canton Ohio William A. Crossan, Met Brick Co president, dies. plants at Minerva Negley West Darlington and Bessemer.
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Corry
Robert Reagle
Jerrold
Jackson Raymond
Erie Conference
Churches of Erie Conference
Bruce Hilton
EUB
Air Force
Colorado
New Mexico
Joel Lloyd
Helene Harris
Corry Youth Fellowship
Raymond C. Nelson
Jamestown
Harris
Boxing Day Shilling Ritual Haunts British Homes
LONDON AP reports Boxing Day in Britain as the yearly fund drive by dustmen postmen and carolers. Residents, fearing holiday costs, pay 10 shillings for each service from newsboys to cleaners, with street children singing Noel as doors ring. The piece lampoons the season of giving and the social strain it creates during Christmas and New Year.
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London
Tierra del Puergo
Britain
Area Family To Return To Home After Fire
Fire department officials say the Dvorak family of ten will return to their home soon after a Christmas Eve blaze gutted three rooms caused by an overheated stove. Damage near $3,000, the house is near Fairview, and the family plans gradual rebuilding after Christmas at a daughter’s home in McKeon. Neighbors note the family moved from Cleveland area about five years ago and have worked to buy farmland where the house stands.
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Rourmen Fire Department
Richard Dvorak
Fairview
Dvorak
Ale
Daumge
Dvoraks
McKeon
Chinese claim record railroad build in China history
Peiping radio announced China completed 1400 miles of new track in one year as part of the giant Lan chow to Sinkiang railroad. Officials said most road bed is laid for double tracking of two main lines toward north, east and south China.
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Tokyo
China
Peiong Radio
Lanchow
Sinkiang Province
He Peiping
Canton
Peipings
Northern Highways in Pa Overlooked Draw Fire
William Noyes of the Keystone Short Way Association accuses the State Highways Department of ignoring northern Pennsylvania in the 240 mile superhighway plan from Sharon to Stroudsburg. He cites an alleged canceled contract for final design of 14 miles between White Deer and Danville, while Highway Secretary Lewis Stevens denies any cancellation and says no final design work has begun.
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Williamsport
Carin
Keystone Shortway Assn
State Highways Department
Pennsylvania
B. Noyes
Sharon
Stroudsburg
Noyes
Michael Baker
Hold Rites For Mrs E Meerhoff
Em ma Meerhoff's funeral services were held at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer with Rev. Harold Burnham officiating. Interment followed in Cutting Cemetery. Bearers named Forest Shorts John Peiffer Kenneth Coun Charles Diest Lawrence Greene Otto Greene. Attendees included Mrs. Mary Norton Neenah Wis Mrs Nellie Meerhoff and Mr and Mrs Frederick Hubner Venango Mr and Mrs Earl Meerhoff Wattsburg Dr and Mrs Arthur Barnes Pittsburgh Mr and Mrs Charles Metzhoff Albion Pa and Mr oid Mes Forest Shorts Erie.
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Emma Meerhoff
Spitzer
Clymer
Harold Burnham
Waltsburo
Cutting Cemetery
Forest Shorts
John Peiffer
Kenneth Coun
Charles Diest
Lawrence Greene
Otto Greene
Away
Mary Norton
Neenah
Wis
Nellie Meer
Rescue 134 In Morocco Floods
Navy says 134 people were rescued and 9000 received food in floods that hit northwestern Morocco. Helicopters and planes based near Port Lyautey aided the operation which began on Christmas and continued as waters receded. Rivers Ouergha and Sebou flooded isolating many villages and farmers. Rabat reports closures.
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Punwaw
Navy
Morocco
Naval Headquarters
Port Lyautey
Onergha
Sebou
Hiehwass
Rabat
Ter Werv
Blonde's Body Found By Falls
The body of a young attractive blonde woman was found along the Niagara River bank. Police investigated possible foul play while officials tried to identify her. she appeared to be 30s, about 145 pounds, wearing a green pullover, gray plaid skirt, black boots, white socks, a gray camel hair coat, a purple scarf, and multiple jewelry pieces including bracelets with Ten Commandments and pearls. Police noted the body may have lain for at least 24 hours and no missing woman description matched.
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Siagara Rame
Niagara
Paliewere
Ben
Accused Slayer Remains in Jail After Bond Denied
Ja iar WanKMEGON a 19 year old doughnut maker vent Christmas in Washington County Jail after a judge refused to release Nin under bond in the shotgun death of its 19 year old pregnant bride. Midge George T. Cummins Wednesday dismissed a writ of habeas corpus and ordered Peter Alouise of Raccoon Smith Township held for murder after a hearing to determine if there is enough evidence to warrant the cargo. Alouise claims his wife was killed accidentally December 19 when his shotgun discharged while he was cleaning it.
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Washington County
Nin
Midge
George T. Cummins
Peter Alouise
Raccoon
Smith Township
A.louise
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