NOVICE OF A SELFLESS GIFT FOR MENTAL HEALTH
CORRY JOURNAL details the will of novelist Anne Parrish who died at 68 leaving 10 million dollars for study and treatment of mental disorders. The fund forms a foundation with New York Hospital Cornell Medical Center to advance research and education in neurology and psychiatry. The piece also notes a three-holiday week highlight including birthdays of Edison and Lincoln and the Valentine’s Day observance.
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Memories of Corry Twenty Years Ago February 10 1938
Corry recollections recount Prohibition era gang activity as police seek Capone era remnants. Measles outbreaks prompt stricter regulations. Kiwanis clubs from multiple towns attend a joint meeting in Erie County. Route 6 flood closure and a Buick accident near Baccus Corners are also noted.
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Valentine Day Reverence Ties City to Martyr’s Mass
Local police investigated a road accident where a driver backed into a parked car then struck a second. The piece then shifts to religious reflections on love, courage, and faith, noting messages on heart shaped violet leaves and ongoing devotion in Catholic communities honoring a martyr through Masses worldwide.
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Woman Dies in Harborcreek Hotel Fire
A 26 year old cook Miss Lola Brown died from smoke suffocation in a Harborcreek Route 5 Cross Hotel fire. Firemen fought for three hours to contain the blaze which caused about 75000 in damages. State Police Fire Marshal Stanley Szymanowicz ordered a preliminary probe and expected a fuller site check today.
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Who Decides Presidential Disability This Year
Washington liberals and conservatives agree on creating a commission to decide presidential disability. It would include the vice president, secretary of state, Speaker, president pro tempore, and the House and Senate leaders, with votes by the secretary of state and party leaders only. The plan awaits House action and possible Senate defeat.
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Fire in Harborcreek area claims life during rescue
An ambulance crew lost a woman en route to the hospital after a fatal fire in near zero wind. Coroner Warren W Wood said the cause appeared to be asphyxiation, with a full report pending. Investigators rule pending. Firefighters from Harborcreek Furtiad and Brookside battled wind driven flames in a heated building likely powered by a natural gas unit or faulty wiring.
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Motorist Rescued After 12 Hours In Snowdrift
In southwestern New York Falconer man Galdes Golden, 25, was stranded for 12 hours in a six foot snowdrift near a farmhouse. He kept the car heater running until gas ran out, opened a crack to vent carbon monoxide, and was rescued by a Chautauqua County snow plow after his wife reported him missing. He is in good condition.
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Rickey Favors Third Major League in Baseball
Rickey Favors, chairman of the Pittsburgh Pirates, says forming a third major league would be easier than expanding the present National League. He spoke on KDRA television and told Duquesne, Pitt and Carnegie Tech students that a third league could emerge quickly if the American League blocks the NL from New York City.
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Fire destroys Deckaris area church in snowstorm
Fire destroyed Deckaris Run Evangelical United Brethren Church early Saturday as flames consumed the outside of the structure at 2 10 a m. The cause was under investigation with two oil fired furnaces noted in the basement. The loss was estimated at 45000 and the pastor Rev John Olexa was reported to be in Florida.
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Funeral Service Held for L W Whiteley
The funeral was held at Bracken Funeral Home at 1 pm on Saturday with Hoy. Paul Bauer officiating. Interment followed in Bear Lake Cemetery. Beavers listed were Id Harold Jack and Bernarr Whiteley. Attending included Mulundats Charles Walls Eric Mr and Mrs Bernarr Whiteley Lotisville Mr and Mrs Milton Kay Warren Wilby Hawkins Clymer and many friends and relatives.
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Burglars in Tampa Miss the Safe Combination
A Tampa incident reports burglars who ripped open a safe but ignored the door’s combination, leaving the safe damaged. They allegedly took 2225, with police noting the break occurred over the weekend.
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Limestone Supervisor protests 1 percent wage tax near Bradford
Limestone Supervisor Charles Clark urged Gov. Harriman to press for action allowing Bradford wage tax payments to be deducted from New York State income taxes. He said about 15 percent of Limestone wage earners work in Bradford, Pa., where the tax was enacted under Pennsylvania law in 1947.
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North East Crash Injures Three Persons
Three people were injured in a two car crash on Route 20 two miles west of North East. All were taken to Hamet Hospital in serious but stable condition. Roy D. Thompson, 32, of East Street, suffered lacerations to the face and a concussion with possible tibial fracture. his wife Eileen, 29, had multiple facial cuts and possible internal injuries. George Ricker, 19, of Harhoitergek, sustained extensive skull and facial injuries.
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