New supply of sales tax forms available at Journal
Erie Exle detectives investigate burglaries at two local concerns. Erie Arena break in attempted, door window smashed, no loot. J Liebert Grocery Store hit, loot valued at 63.70 including cigarettes and knives. Alumni vs Corry High basketball tomorrow at Corry Area High School gym. Wild rabbit roundup to begin after year’s start conducted by Richard McQuaid for State Game Commission. Clarence Herbert Neely dies after heart attack at Neeley's Newsroom. Elks New Year's Eve party at club, dancing to Max Bennink Orchestra. Dr Myrtle Jack dies at Ti Hospital aged 83. Moose Club NYE party planned. Richard Fleckenstein injured in car crash, improving. Used car ads and social security amendments note. Jamestown chamber opens new building. Millcreek man injured under car, hospital. Rebekah Lodge meets with secret sister reveal. Savings bonds sales up in Crawford and Venango Counties. Ginnie's Cafeteria open for New Year's Eve breakfast. Erie Millcreek supervisors postpone borrowing, reserve funds suffice.
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Erie Exle
Erie
J. Liebert
Corry High
Corry Area
Mulcreek
Richard McQuaid
State Game Commission
The
Journal
Meadville
Clarence Herbert
Hank) Neely
Neely
Liberty
North Streets
Sherman L. Watson
Elks
Max Bennink
Titusville
Myrtle Jack
Presbyterian Home
Ti Hospital
Mercer County
F. Marion
Hila Cole Perrine
Homer Jack
Jack
Moose Club
Richard P. Fleckenstein
Oil City
Franklin
Franklin Hospital
Jamestown
Telaresawr
Area Chamber of Commerce
Guides
Millcreek
St Vincent's Hospital
Andrew Yurasko
Liste
Yurusko
West Ridge
Baressi
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Ora Loveland
East
Main Street
Mendville
United States Savings
Crawford County
R. J. Hopkins
Venango County
Warren County
Forest County
Ginnie
Ginnie's
A. Thaler
Californians Favor Split in State Partition Idea Grows
The San Francisco Chronicle reported a poll showing a majority favor partition of California into north and south with Tehachapi as the traditional boundary. Key issues cited include cultural differences and political domination. about 50 percent favored the split, while many doubted the realism of the question. The paper released poll highlights but not participant counts.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Chronicle
Tr. sUlls
California
Tehachapi Mountains
the Chronicle
Balloon Landing Hoax Aims at Atlantic Crossing
A radio alert urged south Atlantic and Caribbean shipping to watch for a 46 foot Britons balloon attempting a Canary Islands to Barbados Atlantic span carried four crewmen. last heard December 17. Officials doubted the hoax claim of a landing in their country and Lloyds was asked to broadcast a warning. no sign of overdue status. Also noted are Albania's former prime minister Mustefa Merlika Kruja’s death and regional obituaries.
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Eeeree
South Atlantic
Caribbean
Atlantic
Vensauelan
London Daily Mail
Lloyd's Marine Insurance Agency
Canary Islands
Barrabadoes
West Indies
Japanese Admiral Breaks Silence On War Move To U S Schoolboy
The Los Angeles Examiner published a 2000 word letter from Vice Admiral Kiyohide Shima to 16-year-old Bill Frazer of Pacoima. Shima explains withdrawing his fleet from the Battle of Leyte Gulf in October 1944 citing a trap, details damage to the Nachi and Nishimura's division. He defends his 1944 decisions and thanks Frazer for seeking the truth of wartime events, noting he believes history will judge actions fairly.
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Los Angeles
Japan
Philppines
Kiyohide Shima
Bill Frazer
Pacoima
Cali
Frazer
Shima
Leyte Gulf
U.S
Leyte Island
Surigao Strait
Adm
Nishimura
Shimin
Fagi
Nachi
Peeping Tom Crash Shocks Burlesque Dressing Room
A man climbed to the attic to peep into a burlesque dressing room and crashed through the ceiling. He narrowly missed three strippers, insisting he was not burglar but a patron who lost balance and fell through.
Hospital Admissions and Discharges at Corry Hospital Today
At The Hospital Report 7 a.m. today lists admissions including Mrs Dorothy L Estes of 746 East Main, Warren L Cobb age 8, son of Ruth McKinsey of 718 West Main. Discharges include Mrs Harvard Smith of Sherman, Fred Jr, 5, son of Fred and Mrs Wright of 697 Sciota Street, Larry 4, son of Mr and Mrs David J Bensink.
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Dorothy L. Estes
East Main Street
Warren L. Cobb
Ruth McKinsey
West Main Street
Harvard Smith
Sherman
Fred Dr
Fred Wright Sr
Sciota Street
Larry
David J. Bensink
R. D
Richard Orzechowski
Sherman Street
Robert EB. Brown
East Pleasant Street
Ervin Ms MacDonald
West Washington Street
Alfred Imler
Spartansburg
Velma H. Long
Wayne Street
Jack
Homer Loomis Jr. Clymer
Janiece
Merle C. Williams
Walter W. Windahl
Jan
John Rosal
West Pleasant Street
Wilma
Oscar Vance
Margaret
John D. Kowalski
Dale W. Bemis
Clymer
Clara C. Davis
North Center Street
Connie
Arthur Bolan
Local Figures Named in Community Directory Snippet
A readable fragment lists residents and family members across Spar tansburg and nearby areas. Entries include ages from 5 to 16 and streets such as Sherman, West Washington, Wayne, Pleasant, and Main with multiple households.
Man Killed in Crash Near Philipsburg
A sport car veered across Route 53 seven miles east of Philipsburg, struck a culvert and overturned. James A. Murray, 24, of Philipsburg, died on arrival at Philipsburg State Hospital. Patricia Dunko, 18, of Clarence, Centre County, was hospitalized with cuts and abrasions.
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Philipsburg
James A. Murray
Philipsburg State Hospital
Patricia Dunko
Clarence
Centre County
Collection of trivia and quotes from a 1960s reader item
A mosaic of short notes and quips on safety belts, car deaths, leaves and energy, Roman baths, walking habits, shoe losses, posture, nutrition, Christmas cards, moths, manners, and celebrities. Highlights include a claim that seat belts save 19 000 lives annually, a Texas yard fence proverb about children, and Denise Lor warming up with an ice cube before singing.
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New York
Cornet University
Texas
U.S
Arthur W. A. Cowan
Denise Lor
Julia Meade
Odd bits from Hal Boyle column mix facts and quips
A scattered collage of trivia and quotes touches on juvenile delinquency court figures, slave ownership in the pre Civil War South, Crop suitability, Polo era Chinese delicacies, dog bathing frequency, and a Einstein remark on life's meaning. The piece weaves varied observations into a humorous miscellany.
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U.S
Mario Polo
China
American Humane Assn
Albert Einstein
Holiday Highway Deaths Rise During Christmas Weekend
A four day Christmas period saw a spike in deaths with a fatal farm house blaze near Auburn Washington claiming a mother and eight children. The worst holiday fire toll reached 111 in 1951 and the total accident deaths for this year’s period compare with 884 in 1956 and 552 in a broader Associated Press survey covering December 10 to 14.
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Eummucu
Auburn
Wash
Associated Press
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Turben
Auto Service
Chautauqua County
Howard H. Gift
Social Security
Phillips 45
Okey Swanson
Dodd
Axman Pani
Albania
Niagara Falls
Mustefa Merlika-Kruja
Edgar H. Sacktt
Tribune Publishing Co
Meadville City Hospital
Orchard Park
William B. Kinnebrews
Decatur
Alabama
Lee Arch
Birmingham
Ala
Admiral Pens
U. S
Los Angeles Examiner
Pacific
Peeping Tom
Corry Hospital
Kay
Lyle C. Harrington
William L. Brooks
Philcol
Jnitenen
Inci
Firestone
Philco
Barney’s Firestone
South Center Street
Hal Boyle
Americano
Hammond
Engle Street
Dial
Turben’s Auto Service
Chevrolet
Vy Price
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