Crawford County hits 95.8 percent of savings bond quota
Crawford County savings bond chair J R Hopkins reports 2 889 164 worth of U S bonds purchased January 1 to November 30, reaching 95 8 percent of the annual quota of 3 014 000. Purchases are ahead of last year but Pennsylvania lags the state goal.
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Corry Journal Printing Dept
R. J. Hopkins
Savings Bond
Crawford County
U.S
Pennsylvania
Town Friends
Dr. Evening Journal
Erie
Warren
Crawford
Chautauqua
Little Valley
Guy Chargo
Joseph A. Nevins
Deer Head Inn
Eric’ Harry Klinkhamer
Register of Wills
Rose Andton
Harry
Frank Neithamer
Josephine
William Mason
St. Edward's Hall
William Hartle
Hartle
Oil City
Jamestown
Marie van Dame Paterniti
Matteo Patersitti
WCA
Paterniti
Bolelocree
Belgium
John VanDum
The
United
Jami
Alite
Alice
Hospital Rework Cries for Emergency Physician Availability
The Corry Hospital cannot summon a physician in emergencies as a staffing failure leaves the facility unable to respond quickly. Admitted and discharged lists describe multiple local residents and visitors across Spartansburg, Clymer, Spring Creek, Bear Lake, and Ashville during the holiday period, with notes on newborns, illnesses, and transfers. Meanwhile, burglars targeted the Bos ton Diner near police HQ during the Christmas weekend, breaking a front glass and making off with cash and cigarettes.
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Enié! Burelars
Within &Stone
Boston
Titusville Woman Passes After Stroke at Work
Mary Alwilds sharp, 57, of Diamond died at Titusville Hospital after suffering a stroke at the Eagles Club where she worked as a pastry cook. She was found unconscious at 10 a.m. and died about two hours later. Also noted, a West End woman, 20, was arrested for aggravated assault on Christmas Eve and released on bail.
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Vincent's Hospital
Betty
Don McCurdy
Everett Ruska
Pacheco
Erie
Central Market
Maria Toms
Albert Farr
Titusville
Mary Alwilds Sharp
Diamond
Titusville Hospital
Eagles Club
California
Roger Thomas
Esparto
Sacrament
Rey Thomas
Glewood United Brethren Church
Rue Titusville
West End
William H Preston
Towboat Explodes On Monongahela River Near Pittsburgh
An Associated Press report says the towboat Jane Arden exploded on the Monongahela River about five miles from Pittsburgh’s business district. Two crew escaped uninjured after they shoved a smaller boat toward shore, the craft burning to the waterline. Captain John Pushak and deckhand Conrad Cook survived, citing a burning coal stove and fuel tanks as the cause. estimated loss about $30,000.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Monongahela River
Jane Arden
Monongahelt City
AD Fest
John Pushak
Conrad Cook
Aynir
Pushuik
Explosion leaves 60 foot crater near Clifton Heights
A 60 foot Spur of damage resulted from a 10 inch main blast endangering a score of homes near Clifton Heights. A spokesman for Manufacturing Heat and Light Co. said crews tapping the main for service lines to new homes could have triggered the explosion.
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Clifton Heights
Manufacturers Heat & Light Co
Commerce chief cites peak output outlook for 1956
Secretary Weeks reports a year end survey showing most major industries expect to operate at peak or near peak levels in early 1956. Iron and steel, aluminum, autos and trucks, construction and lumber foreseen at record or near record output. aircraft backlog at 13. billion dollars. shipbuilding up 18 percent. construction plans projected at 44 billion dollars. Newsprint supply expected tight. textiles face clouded outlook due to high import competition.
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Weeks
al- Wudueh
Taxicab Fatality in Aliquippa Leads to Manslaughter Charge
In Aliquippa Beaver County Joseph Chick 60 was killed after walking into a taxicab on Route 51. Cab driver John Abraham 25 was charged with involuntary manslaughter and posted $2,000 bond for a hearing set Friday.
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Jameston
Erie
Common Pleas
Leroy O. Prindle
Dolores K. Prindle
Carry Procters Co
Blunton
Elks
Council
George Brabender
Streets
Joseph Walerak
Joe
Nike
Brabender
Erle
Pelix Wilkowski
Hamot
Joseph Laskowski
John W. Straub
Cochranton
Spencer Hospital
Meadville
Cleveland Clinic Hopital
Glyde Wasson
Aliquippa
Joseph Chick
Beaver County
John Abraham
Chick
Abraham
Veteran Kutcher’s $229 VA pay restored after loyalty probe
James Kutcher, 43, of Newark, N D, a World War II veteran rendered legless by a 1943 mortar blast near San Pietro, had his $229 monthly Veterans Administration compensation suspended Nov 30 for loyalty investigations. He was alleged to belong to the Socialist Workers Party, listed by the U S Attorney General as subversive.
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the Veterans Administration
James
Dr Thomas Jex Preston Dies in New Jersey at 99
Dr Thomas Jex Preston, aged 99, renowned archaeologist and former president pro tem of Wells College, died Sunday in South Orange New Jersey. He married the widow of President Grover Cleveland in 1919, five years after Cleveland's death.
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Preston
South Orange
N. J
Thomas Jex Preston
Aime
Archaelogy
Prinetoi University
Wells Collet
Autors, MY
Grover Glévelusid
Cleveland
Fire damages Liedermrutite Chile in Belizhoover
An early alarm fire swept through a 50 year old Liedermrutite Chile in Belizhoover causing about 75000 dollars in damage. Fire chief Stephen P. Adiey reported one firefighter, John Scarielli of Company No. 4, was slightly injured.
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Pittsburgh
Liedermrutite
Chile
Belizhoover
Stephen P. Adiey
Fteman
John Scarielli
Company No. 4
Dodgers Pitcher Jonny Hodges Made 1-A By Army Draft
Dodgers announce pitcher from Witherbee New York Jonny Hodges has been reclassified 1-A and is subject to military draft. Hodges pitched in the World Series victories over the New York Yankees, appearing in games three and seven, helping the Dodgers win their first world championship.
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Dodgers
Army
Associated Press
Brooklyn
Jonany Wodres
Brooklyn Doders
Piteher
Witherbee
N.Y
Hodges
New York Yankees
Leaders Entertain Family Members HANRISAIRE
A Christmas eve gathering hosted by HANRISAIRE entertained 36 members of the Leauer family. Michael Leader, son of the governor, dressed as Santa Claus and performed as a welcome act. The event included carols and a short family film about the occasion.
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Hanrisaire
Seeseneeeen
Leauer
Une
Michael
Ihig
Santa Claus
Santa Claught
Mra
Aid
Turkey
Hiegoverhwr
Quints Break With Family Over Christmas Absence
NORTH BAY Ont The Dionne quints sent no Christmas cards this year and did not return calls from parents siblings. Dionne says outsiders may have influenced the girls after leaving home and notes the quintuplets are pursuing separate lives including hospital checkups for Marie Cecile and Annette while others receive large sums of money from their fortune.
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Associat North Bay
Ola
Dionne
Autats
Christinas
Wwe
Tony
Yonne
Cecile
Montes
Marie
Annette
Tatler
Cme
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Dilworth Davis Jr
Washington Street
Londay
Harry Wright
Spartansburg
Larry
Robert
Fin
Sherman Albert Shaffer
R.D
Ethel Blake
Janice VanErden
Clymer
Ralph Davis Jr
Spartansbure
Cherle
Sands
Willard Tillotson
Spartansbore David
Merrill Lillie
East Churh Street
Maurice Lilley
Debori Isan
Tayer
Donald Bb
Ashville
Edwin Graviik
Dougs Edwin
North Clymer
Arthur Newton
Smrey Johnsen
George Long
Willliam Ernest
Beverly
Theodore Mowers
Spring Creek
Hattie Baker
Myrtle Harvey
Mead Avenue
Kate Ausnehmer
Thoms Mowrey
Wayne
Leo Higley
Paul Kafferlin
Merritt Stith
Nanette Blaine
Bear Lake
Sylvia Mortis
Hazen Follett
McIntosh
SWIFT
N. Center St
First Ave
Miller's
North Center ST
Corry, PA
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Firestone
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Sama
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Ox New
Ox New Tires
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