Corry Man Dies After Fall at Moose Club
Willard G. Clark aged 54 dies in Huh Hospital from injuries after a fall at the Moose Club on January 30. He was a custodian at the Moose Club for five years and is survived by his wife Tella, a daughter Flarshee, four sisters, and other relatives. The service is set for tomorrow at 1 30 p m at Brackentown Funeral Home with Rev H Fay Harris officiating. Burial follows at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Willard G. Clark
Liberty
Huh Hospital
Esses
Warren W. Wood
Moose Grub
Corry Memorial Hospital
Huinot Hospital
Columbus
Clark
Cory
Detroit
Chicago
P.M. Nichols
Powell Motor Go
Loyal Order ‘of Moose
Legion of the Moore
Clap
Gray
H. Flay Harris
Pine Grove
Carl A Anderson Died Last Night
Carl A Alderson of 433 East Pleasant Street died last evening after an illness. Born August 4, 1829 in Burm ia he lived in Buffalo most of his life and worked as a multi carrier then clerk. Survived by wife and sister and two nephews. services at Bracken Keating Funeral Home Wednesday afternoon. Interment in Lutheran Cemetery.
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Carl A. Alderson
East Pleas
Lant Street
Ofrlock
Anderson
Bur- Itmia
Thikety
Une Muti Pant
Nee
Buffalo
Carrier End
Anderioyyayia Wulh
Eaduegien
Bri Neh
National Association At Letter Carriers
Runan Lodge
Brie Lodge
BulTwlo_ _ Ty
Anderon
Pronk Schrader
East South Street
Marian Wheeler
Brie
Don
Wid Schrader
Corry
Robert
Carewell
Hornell
Bracken- Keating
Watch ‘Tower Bible and ‘True Society
Lutheran Cemetery
Riot toll in Za bol election clashes nine dead reported
An army spokesman said nine people were killed and 95 injured in Saturday’s Za bol election rioting, challenging reports in opposition papers claiming 55 dead and 900 hurt.
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Tehran
Trin
Pet
Zabol
Bookie Fined 300 By Judge Laub Court
McCarty pleaded guilty to gambling and was fined 800 by Judge Laub after a prior report claimed civil rights violations. The case involved an improvised bench warrant used to raid his home on April 1, with a similar U S Supreme Court ruling pending on warrant propriety.
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Wrgeee
Soc
Womroet
McCarty
Bookie
Bw & R
Laub
Jeauirt
Tever
Faldine
Sundd
Wit Horseroom
U. S
Dynamite blast damages strip coal mine shovel near Altoona
State Police report a dynamite blast wrecked a diesel strip coal mine shovel at a Cavalier Coal Co. site near Altoona. Al Russ, company president, said cause and damage estimates await full investigation. The firm seeks a picketing injunction against the United Mine Workers as union organizing efforts proceed.
Tax Assessments 70 Undergo Change In Pennsylvania
Cumannes ryom cums one G Nell says it will likely corticwetat about 50 per cent by 1957. A 1951 law affecting 59 of Pennsylvania's counties normally removes the toliow that properties are desersedf at 100 per cent of the true value. Instead, assessments in a specific county may be fixed on a county wide basis of up to 78 per cent. All communities that taunty will have to make public thy assessment ratio decided on. O'Neill emphasized this act will tend to equalize assessments and make both property owners and tax officials happy. Counties are expected to turn to their equalization board for guidance on present county ratio averages. The home to 20 men in the field throughout the year in determining real estate market values in every community in the state for its own use.
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Pennsylvania
O'Neil
O'Neill
Theix Equalization Board
Galleo
Focal
Industrialists Meet in Pittsburgh on Wage Talks
Nearly 400 business executives will gather in Pittsburgh tomorrow for a national industrial relations conference. Topics include salary and wage stabilization collective bargaining and manpower problems.
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Pittsburgh
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Erie Works
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Servich McCullough
Disston
Burik & Savko Lumber & Supply Co., Inc
Beller
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Buesink
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R. G. Wiggers Motor Sales
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Singer Sewing Center
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Titusville
Hartley Motor Sales
First Avenue
Miles Street
Union City
Associated Press
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Nore
the Mall
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Petra
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Uims
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President Truman
Australia
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True
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Italy
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Vinson
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St
Corry, Pa
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Sordi
Lee
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Jansen
Lindsley’s
OKFU
ST Valentine Naperins
Murray
Matt Street
Albert Fox
Bow
Welte
Seneca Street
Bullalo 10
Ruffener
Hell
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Shoop
Aeia
Erie County
Watkins Co
Dept
Newark
Greeley
East Main Street
North Genter Street
Woolworth’s
Mercury
Ford
Rg&h
R&h
Chevrolet
Teéett
Plymouth
R&a
Oldsmobile
Powell's Used Cars, Inc
Ena
Stranahan
Lyle W. Stranahan
Sartansburg
Ville
Linesville
Gerald Parsons
North Center Street
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Singer
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Marx Orgin
Webster
Siocum
Albert B. Fox
Dia
Jones Carage
Worth Street
J. Peterson & Son
Bestfucl
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Merritt Appliance
West Maie Street
General Electric
Sherwood's General Store
Spartansburd
Merry Bros
Waltsburg
Tia
Jobn Deere
Gallup
Verne Messenger
Gore R
Thompson
N.Y. Reynolds
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Thames Estuary
Tirst
Dan- Dugham
Riceville
Nxt
South Main Street
Pavmar
Westinghouse
Rwfrigern
Singer Electric
Titanville
Moore
Davis Radio Television
Robert Qaljin
Wright Street
Care Journal
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Treat
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Call
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Gall
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Watt Real Mae
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BROWN
Brown Real Estate
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Callitur
4Th Ward
Call Brown
Chil Brown
Concord Township
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Langhurst & Stewart
East Main St
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Mars
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