Corry Area Deaths and Local Notices Report
James Maloney of 623 Spring Street dies at Corry Memorial Hospital at 11 15 this morning. Funeral arrangements announced in The Journal tomorrow by Bracken Funeral Home. Walter Peake, 39, injured in a crash near Waterford, in fair condition at Erie Osteopathic Hospital. Prothonotary asked to review microfilming county records prior to 1900. Wrist watch found at West South Street and First Avenue. owner may claim with ID. Paul Lines in satisfactory condition after surgery at Veterans Administration Hospital in Erie. Obituary notices include Mrs Etta Vogtli Gowanda, survivors listed. Speeding and reckless driving led to suspensions for six motorists by the State Bureau of Traffic Safety. Liquor license suspension for Penn Gables, Erie, effective February 25. Black and white dog picked up near Concord School with 1959 license 17634. Extended weather: warm to above normal, precipitation forecasts through Monday.
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James (Shike) Maloney
Spring Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Bracken Funeral Home
Walter S. Peake
East_street
Erie Osteopathic Hospital
Peake
Waterford
Corry
State Bureau of Traffic Safety
Ted A. Kenniston
Spartansburg
Hazel Drake
R. D
Union City
Mary Herring
South Second Avenue
Thomas J. Roche
John E. Walton
Dale R. Hawley
June Haver to be released from Santa Monica hospital
Former actress June Haver wife of Fred MacMurray was to be released today from a Santa Monica hospital where she has undergone three weeks of treatment for infectious hepatitis.
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Sune Haver
Santa Monica
Calif
June Haver
Fred MacMurray
Blizzard Paralyzes Southwest Cities with Heavy Snowfall
A major winter storm swept five southwestern states causing widespread isolation and traffic paralysis. Snow totals reached 6 to 25 inches with drifts up to 10 feet across eastern New Mexico southeastern Colorado southwest Kansas and the Texas and Oklahoma panhandles. Authorities reported several fatalities and ongoing search efforts for missing cowboys while governors mobilized National Guard units and emergency operations in Amarillo.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
Colorado
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma Panhandles
John Connally
Amarillo
National Guard
Borger
Tex
Texas Panhandle
Liberal
Kan
Baymon
Okla
Trinidad
Colo
Boise City
Ruidoso
N.M
Panhandle
Eagle Lake
Houston
Chesterville
College Graduates More Prone To Elbow Bending
Rochester N Y AP A Rutgers University study cited by Robert W Thine assistant director of the Center of Alcohol Studies links education level with drinking. About half of those with elementary schooling drink rising to around 70 percent with high school education and higher among college graduates. Teenagers imitate parents and many begin drinking at 16 or 17. Women have increased drinking due to leisure time acceptance in taverns and meals.
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Rochester
N. Y
APY
Rink
Robert W. Thine
Center of Alcohol Studies
Rutgers , Universit
Jones
Scranton Says He Is Not GOP Savior In 1964 Race
Harrisburg AP gala coverage notes Gov. Scranton rejects being drafted for the 1964 Republican ticket while arguing he can unite the party. He cites benefits of national attention for Pennsylvania and industrial development, while addressing state welfare and a proposed railroad merger.
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Harrisburg
Scranton
GOP
Pye
Republican Party
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania Citizens Couneil
Hig
Council
Legislative Appropriations Committees
Walter E. Alessandroni
New York Central
Murder Suspect Rewrites Account After Lie Tests
After four hours of lie detector tests at Milleweek police headquarters, Ralph Jany Rogers changed his story about the death of Mrs. Marian Graham. Investigators report discrepancies in prior statements. Rogers now says Graham left a car in Lover’s Lane, they collided with a guard rail, and he remained atop her before she died, denying sexual molestation. Police say more facts are to come as they pursue remaining inconsistencies.
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Milleweek
Marian
Graham
Eric
Sel
Leo Weir
Millervek
Joseph Marshall
Ralph Jany Rogers
Albion
Rogers
Evie
Millcreek
Edward Carney
Mrs. Graham
Lover's Lane
Erie
Bear Lake Area News Briefs Mention Local Patients
Mrs. Gertrude Newhouse is a patient at Corry Memorial Hospital. Jesse C. Manwaring is a patient at General Hospital in Jamestown. George Morton is in Philadelphia on business. Mrs. Walter Newhouse Jr. and her infant daughter have returned home from Corty Memorial Hospital. The Women's Society for World Service met at the church for a Bible study and to tie quilts.
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Sear
Government eyes education on smoking for youth
Scranton said the government aims to emphasize education on smoking for younger persons. He hired Alessandroni to confer with the Milk Commission and Agriculture Department to ensure all evidence will be presented at the current round of milk price hearings in Pittsburgh.
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Scranton
Alessandroni
Milk Commission
Agriculture Department
Pittsburgh
871 Vehicles Stopped By SP In January
Corry State Pus jice substation reports intensified patrols last month with 871 vehicles stopped versus 876 in December. Sgt. Paul Dell lists 107 traffic arrests and 15 faulty equipment arrests, plus 137 warnings. Highway accidents fell to 16 with seven injuries and $10,180 in property damage. Officers logged 15,900 miles over 149 patrols, conducted 10 criminal investigations and five departmental ones. One auto valued at $9,000 was recovered and one criminal arrest was made.
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Corry
Paul Dell
Dell
Johnson pushes consumer protection bills and agency reforms
President Johnson backs broader truth in advertising and packaging rules. He seeks full disclosure for over the counter securities and lending rates while endorsing consumer affairs measures. Esther Peterson remains in labor post and will relocate to the Executive Office building near the White House.
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Lontinen
Rage
Philip Hart
D-Mich
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Kennedy
Johnson
Esther Peterson
White House
Jamestown Faces Loss From Proposed County Tax
Jamestown would lose about 414000 annually under a proposed two percent county sales levy. Daniel Larson and Joseph Gerace oppose the tax, while supporters missed the meeting. estimate says 3000000 would flow into the county each year, with allocations to municipalities schools and county.
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Jamestown
Chauthurqua
Daniel Larson
Gerace
Ilil
Johnson creates consumer interests committee and council
President Johnson assigns a new President's Committee on Consumer Interests to lead a consumer campaign against sharp practices and price hikes. He will push for public alarm over inflationary risks after the tax cut and also forms a Consumer Advisory Council to represent consumer interests and study policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President's Committee
Johnson
America
Senate
Kennedy
Noted Erie Musician Csiby Dies at 61
Joseph Csiby, a former Hungarian pianist and renowned interpreter of Franz Lizst works, died in St. Vincent Hospital Erie at 61 after pneumonia. He taught at Villa Maria College and held prior posts at Liszt Academy Budapest, Montreal piano studio, and various U.S. institutions including Western University, Baylor, and Mulligan College Tennessee.
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Erie
Joseph Csiby
Franz Livkt
F Csiby
Villa Maria College
Pennsylvania
St. Vincent Hospital
Pheumonia
Csiby
Bela Bartok
Erno Dohnanyi
Fy Lisat Royal Academy
Mulligan College
Tennessee
Villa Maria
Suspend Oil Drilling 90 Days in Youngsville
In Youngsville Warren County borough a go day moratorium on drilling and hydro fracturing of oil wells took effect. The ban was approved by the borough council Monday night to allow time for the planning commission and officials to study related problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
Warren County
Planning Commission
Bryant Settles For Three Hundred Thousand Dollars
Bryant reached a settlement of 300000 dollars amid libel actions against the Saturday Evening Post over two articles. He had faced 105 million in damages and the trial was slated in U S District Court in Birmingham. The agreement allocates 275000 for the alleged fix story and 25000 for the brutality claim.
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Pascaloosa
Ala
Mabante Wattall
Paul Fig
Will Stele
Trent
Rose
Frank Rose
Bryant
Eventing Post
Suvig
U.S
Birmingharm
Curtis Publishing Co. Ooners
Saturday Evening Post
Janmay
Lele
University of Georgia
Wallace Butts
Boom debate over glade sands pooling safety and drilling
The boom discussion centers on the glade sands pool from Youngsville to Sugar Grove. Topics include safety factors and the extent of drilling.
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Glade Sands
Youngsville
Sugar Grove
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Justa Pivit
Erie County
William O. Hill Jr
William F. Lilien-berg
Liljenberg
West South Street
First Avenue
Tony Johnson
Sixth Avenue
Paul V. Lines
Paul
Veterans Administration Hospital
Gowanda
Etta Vogtli
Waller
Robert
Harold Shannon
Paul Hammond
Olean
Alex. Masser
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
Penn Gables
Anna Deola
John A. Zackel
Concord School
Atts
Gov
Bear Lake
LBJ
Macko's Market
Ogle Lumber
triValue Building Supply Center
Franklin Street
Leonard Levy
Sears, Roebuck & Co
John Burkhart
Sears
Young Men’s
Wash & Wear
Lee
Hibitio Frank
Pally Vrase
Kni
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