Corry driver fined for driving under the influence
Carl Zunich 42 of Corry was fined 100 and costs and sentenced to one day in Erie County jail after a crash on East Main Street. His blood alcohol was 0.28 percent. A police report cited two Corry motorists with suspended licenses and assorted local incidents including a 15 year old missing briefly and a bus collision near Kane with 43 escape injuries. Weather and construction activity noted in Mill Creek with January permits rising over December and January figures.
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Carl Zunich
Corry
Erie County
Amin
Bin
Zunich
East Main Street
Elmer Evans
Zinich
Mill Creek
Mery McChesney
Mead Avenue
Miss McChesney
Fred Diemer
East
Columbus Avenue
Genter Street
David Mitchell
North Denat Street
Mike J.varasso
East Street
Mitchell
Varasso
Diplomat Lessons From a Park Harmonica Tale
A reader recalls a wartime memory in Ontario where a harmonica performance drew a crowd, then emptied as the tune My Country Tis of Thee matched God Save the King. The anecdote underlines the need for diplomats to know local customs to foster better interstate relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cookilis Thone
Ontario
Four Die as Slick Airways Plane Crashes at SFO
Four sailors die when a Slick Airways Constellation crash lands in dense fog at San Francisco International Airport. The eight aboard included pilots Richard MacCallum and William Coryell plus others from California. The cargo carried for Alameda Naval Air Station was described as classified and likely destroyed.
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San Francisco
Slick Airways
San Franisco International
Alameda Naval Air Station
San Francisco Bay
Four Die In San Jose Fire After Dallas Flight Stopovers
An off duty pilot Aaron and Mulligan a Slick's San Francisco foreman died in a San Jose fire after a flight originated in Washington D C with stops at Norfolk Dallas and Albuquerque The big ship was held over San Jose for 45 minutes as visibility improved to three quarters of a mile Seventy firemen fought the flames for two hours to recover the four bodies.
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Aaron
Dallas
Tex
Ase
Mulligan
Slick
San Francisco
Washington
D.C
Norfolk
Penn State to expand alumni memorial scholarship program
The Pennsylvania State University announced plans to expand its alumni memorial scholarship program this year with more scholarships and loans. A $100,000 allocation from undesignated contributions in the annual fund will finance the expansion.
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University Park
Pennsylvania State University
Car Plunges Into Lake Leaves One Survivor
Brownes Valley Minnesota reports a car plunged through 30 inch ice on Lake Traverse near the Minnesota South Dakota line. Three college men were inside. Philip Anderson and Paul Jergeldt drowned, while Hahns survived after swimming to shore and crawling through bitter cold, ten below zero, to a lakeside shack for help.
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Browns Valley
Minn
Lake Traverse
Jerryalin
Hah
Hahn
Pete Jensen
Jensen
Reflections From 1948: Echoes Of 1963 In Business Outlook
A 1948 AP column compares February conditions to 1963, noting tax policy fears, possible deficit worries, steel profit squeezes, weather disruptions, rising costs, and looming recession anxieties. It recalls household price shifts, nylon supply, government data, and shifts in European economic blocs influencing U.S. exports.
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New York
Associated= Press
Nome
Europe
U.S
U.S. Treasury
Harry S. Truman
Treasury
Washington
Havana
Latin America
Columbia University
Gen. Eisenhower
Christian Dar
Automation Ends Watchmen at Oil City Crossings
The Public Utility Commission in Harrisburg authorized two railroads to replace watchmen with automatic signals at three local crossings in Oil City. The move, supported by city council but opposed by the fire and police departments, includes a five mile per hour train speed limit through the intersections.
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Emarry
Au City
Public Utility Commission
Harrisburg
Pac
Pennsylvania
Erie-Lackawanna
Tire and Pollice
PUC
Allroad
Frank Turesh
Oil City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Congo Republic enacts death penalty after post match riots
A new law in Brazzaville imposes the death penalty for crimes and pillage following riots in Pointe Noire and Brazzaville after a disputed soccer match with Gabon. A government spokesman cited disturbances as the trigger, amid chaotic protests and security concerns.
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Brazzaville
Congo Republic
Pointe Noire
Congo Repubic
Gabon
National Better Business Bureau
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Bureau of Traffic
Geraldine J. Klinger
East Congress Street
Roberta T. Pain
East Smith Street
Corryman
Quilty
M. S. Cobbett
Donald
Wilcox
North Center Street
West Smith
North Center Streets
Kane
Joseph John
Sayre
Glee Club
Capital University
Columbus
Ohio
City Podge
Howald
Shank
York
West Smith Street
York A
Arta
Margaret Utterbuck
Lawrence Utterbick
Erie
Garry Memorial Hospital
SBS
Stow Peak
Arthur Pledser
Hol Wiehe Strvel
Teezler
City Police
Corry Memorial Hospital
Ray Shaw
R. D
James Miller
Elgin
Streets Department
Charles Plage
GLF
Flage
Lester Lewis
Corry Glf
Richard Farrer
Corry Area High School
Bay In
Reis
Make
Rossin
Ice
Ea CE Hninc
Business Mirror
Kiwanis Club
Rogers
Grice’s
Corry Pharmacy
Evans Dress Shop
Hotel Corry
Corry Bakery
Ogle Lumber
Kenneth J. Shively
Rex
Duncan
Green Peppers
Loblaw
Loblaw Saltines
Etalian
Consumer Discount CO. Act
Fond Interout
Beneficial
Beneficial Finance
Beneficial Consumer
Discount CO
GORRY
Beneficial Finance Co
Corny
N. Center St
Seers Roebuck
Beneficial Finance Co. of
Erié
Tal State Ston Oy
Glendale
Meadville — Beneficial Finance Co. of
Meadville
Chestnut St
Park Ave
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