Corry Journal notes local meetings and town happenings
The Corry Journal reports the Daughters of the American Revolution chapter meeting at Mrs. J H Heerlein's home with speaker Mrs. Porter Auer. Kane council approves a salary increase ordinance and hires an engineer for summer street work. A retired Lutheran minister Rev John W Eckman dies at 87 after burns at the Lutheran Home. Richard G Dinning becomes Allegheny Airlines VP in charge of maintenance and stations. Deer Head Inn closes briefly for renovations. A youth AWOL from Fort Jackson is involved in a prison escape scheme. School patrols are instituted in Connesus with $1 hourly pay. Local shoppers hear about Frosty Collier's used cars and McIntyre's spring materials. Jamestown and Titusville notices include insurance, pensions, and municipal spending. Erie City Council votes on a brand contract. Titusville heating and insulation plans face delays.
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Corry Journal Printing Dept
Brokenstraw Villey
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Wright Street
J. H. Heerlein
Porter Auer
Corry Journal Printing Department
Jamestown
John W. ‘Eckman
WCA
Bimuell T. Bowers
Bimuell T. Bowers Filed the Death Accidental. He Said Rev. Eckman
Lutheran Home For
Richard G. Dinning
Allegheny Airlines
Washington, D.C
Dinning
Allegheny
Ed Runsor
Frosty Collier's
Corry
U. S
Worman's Relief Corps
Grange Hall
Park Street
McIntyre's
McIntyre’s
North East
Erie
Brandt Automatic Cashier Co
Titusville Council
Altaile
Connellion
Woman Killed In Two Car Crash Near Oetysburg Pa
Mrs Susinna Sharrer 1 of New Oxford was killed in a two car collision last night on Route 34 half mile south of Biglerville. Her husband McNuit Sharrer driver of one car suffered a fractured nose chest injuries and possible knee and track fire. The other car occupants Baxter Harmon 21 and Duane Eckert 17 both of Biglerville were injured. Police said Harmon attempted to pass a northbound car at the time of the collision.
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Oetyysburg
Susinna Sharrer
New Oxford
Biglerville _oldhes
McNuit Sharrer
Baxter Hiamon
Duane Eckert
Biglerville
Blaze
Harmon
Ume
Sharrer
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Report
At the Corry Hospital today 28201 admitted Mrs Willis Harriton and Mrs Amy Prindie among others. Discharges include Miss Vernin Caldwell and Joyce Hunt, with several named residents listed at addresses in Spartansburg Union City and surrounding areas. Also noted is a 10 day suspension of a Cameron tavern and a critically ill PRR employee from Cleveland. Incomplete polio campaign totals exceed 915,500 with gains in Cochrenton. Local concerns voiced over offensive magazines at sales outlets.
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Willis Harriton
R. di
Spartansbore
Amy Prindie
Clymer
Vernin Caldwell
Marion Street
Joyce
Kenneth Hunt
Ridge Street
Alanice
Lake Mils
Donald King
Bear Lake
Mary Brigham
Cascade Street
Charles Rauscher
West Pleasant Street
Willetts
Willis Kinney
R. D
Spartansburg
Mae Wyhan
Elk County
Cameron
State Liquor Control Board
Louise Horvatin
St. Marys
J. A. Grath
Emporium
Old City
George
PRR
Jon Cleveland
Ohio Hospital
Alexander Ling
Cleveland
Kelly
Crawford County
George X. Simonetta
Mendyiile
City detectives probe complaint of attempted assault near home
Police investigate a claimed attempt on a woman's life as she walked home after babysitting at a brother's house. The incident allegedly occurred yesterday morning in the vicinity of Hep, supporting details relate to an Erie county bypass project and local officials. Mayor Gardner cites August as the plan date for highway work, while Gov. Leader's releases inform his office. Sherman Driver training classes at Sherman Central School list Roy Smith and Donald Schutt as instructors with 31 students enrolled. A training car is due in about a week.
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Tle
Sbi
Horan
Arthur Gardner
Erie County
Sherman
Sherman Central School
Roy Smith
Donald Schutt
Elvis Finds He's Big Hit In Russia
Elvis Presley said he is surprised to learn his records sell in the Soviet Union and that his photos are popular among Kremlin fans. He joked about singing for peace if he can help, and wondered about touring with his guitar amid war imagery, deflecting questions to his manager.
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Elvis
Russia
Hollywood
Zelvis
Presley
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Hungary
Aed Presley
Amy
Islanders stranded as Foula cut off by rough seas
Rough seas for 19 days halt boat service to Foula in the Shetland Islands. Food stocks near exhaustion and new supplies must be dropped by parachute to the North Sea outpost.
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Walls
Shetland Islands
Foula
North Sea Island
Pennsylvania Poultry Move Presses Egg Quality Up
Competition from out of state producers pushes Pennsylvania growers to raise egg quality and tighten packing grading and labeling. Alvin N. Saylor reports survey results showing high per bird costs in Pennsylvania and urges compulsory egg grading laws with candling sizing labeling and dealer certification to improve books and enforcement.
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Pennsylvania
Alvin N. Saylor
Pennsylvania Farmers’ Association
Pennsylvania State Poultry Federation
United States
Atlanta
New York City
Philadelphia
Saylor
Georgia
Florida
Welk Heads Heart Drive New York Campaign
Lawrence Well named commander in chief of the Heart Fund March of a Million on February 1. An army of 1,900,000 volunteers will mobilize and ring doorbells nationwide to climax the month long drive under national chairmanship.
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Welk
Heart Drive
New York
Bandifinster
Lawrence Well
Heart Fund
Campaten
Grimes Probers Find Hair and Plea in Garage
Investigators find a hair filled box and a plea for help in a garage near the Grimes sisters crime scene. Deputies and Chicago crime lab teams rush to the southwest suburb as a new clue emerges along a culvert search route east of the locality where the girls were found.
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Grimes
Sheriff's
Chicago
John Fahey
Lawrence Markey
Abandoned Garage Scene Reported With Charred Remains
Fahey and Markey found an abandoned corrugated metal garage about 14 to 18 feet long. A diagonal brace on the back wall bore a charcoal print reading Warne Heny Nelp Bde Be Hand. Nearby lay an overturned chair broken bottles amber fragments and a pile of ashes.
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Fahey
Markey
Warne'Heny
Bloom Blasts Leader Over Free Spending Budget
State Chairman George I Bloom claims Gov Leader's 1957 59 budget stems from Democratic free spending theories and says it can be substantially reduced He accuses Governor Leader of aiming to be the Commonwealths greatest spender in history in a sharp political broadside
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Cee
George I. Bloom
USO marks fifth birthday in New York celebration
United Service Organizations TK celebrated its fifth anniversary yesterday in New York, marking a milestone for the volunteer service group as it honors its work with service members and families.
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USO
New York
United Service Organizations
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