Who's Responsible Sue Corry Bank Forgery Case
An Erie County civil jury will determine whether Citizens National Bank of Corry is liable for cashing over 300 forged checks from 1967 to 1961 against Thompson Maple Products Co. The suit seeks 130000 in damages, alleging the bank wrongly charged forged items to the firm. Attorney Roger Brown cites prior rulings upholding bank accountability for such forged payments. Emory Albers of Spartansburg faces separate forgery charges and has been released on bond.
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Mable
Erie County
Citizens National Bank of
Ninte
Emory Albers
Spartansburg
Albers
Porter Auer
Corry
Ane Nan
Program to aid medical students and residents loans
The AMA announces a needs based loan program for medical students from entry to residency. Loans offered at a low interest rate will be guaranteed against default by the AMA Education Research Foundation. Eligibility details include yearly and lifetime caps with limits on borrowing for educational purposes.
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AMA Exucation Research Foundation
AMA Announ i
States
Ipa Eye
Ishagl
AMA
Connell
Techahip
Here's How 130000 Scheme Unfolded At Bank
The court notes the bank erred by paying forged checks in a scheme using a fictitious Pete Smith name. Kimory Albers obtained logging slips, forged Pete Smith to obtain payments, then tried to conceal the scheme by cashing or depositing funds into Tim Al bank accounts.
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Pete Bmiii
Kimory Albers
Thompson S
Pete Simith
Lie Company
Pete
Smith
Aluefa
Albers
National Bank
Tim Albank
Idaho Flood Damages Put At Five Million Dollars
A Wyoming flood along the Big Horn River forced Greybull’s 2,286 residents to flee to hills as cresting waters threatened bridges and roads. Dikes held the surge. refugees returned home by Tuesday night amid high water and ice floes.
Freezing Rain Blasts City Causing Skids And Outages
Freezing rain and high winds lashed the city and surrounding area overnight, leaving icy roads and sidewalks and causing travel disruption. In Union City 65 telephones were knocked out as ice coated lines snapped six utility poles, blocking Route 6 West until repairs could proceed. Erie and Corry crews worked to restore service, with partial restoration by noon and full rewiring planned by tomorrow. Electric crews reported widespread outages but no major damage beyond downed wires.
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Clifford Taylor
Corry
General Telephone Co
Union City
Taylor
Waterford
Erie
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Asdes
Dorr Clark
Spa
Weyersxe
Ae ‘Btate
Winter Storm Drops Snow Across Pennsylvania
A western Pennsylvania storm moved east bringing sleet and up to four inches of snow in Philadelphia and near five inches in Bucks and Montgomery counties. Some eastern schools closed or delayed while highway crews spread cinders. Temperatures rose to the low 40s in western regions as the system pushes out of the state.
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Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Philadelphia
Bucks
Montgomery
Montgomery County
Titusville Man Admits Reported Child Incident
Robert J. Richards, 36, of Eroan, pleaded guilty to a reported incident involving a 10 year old girl in Titusville. He appeared at arraignment before Alderman Ny Love, then was taken to Crawford County Jail. The girl remains in satisfactory condition at Titusville Hospital after surgery. The charge is a felony with bail set. Continued on Page Three.
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Vttusville
Robert J. Richards
Aldeman Ny Love
Crawford County
Meadville
Titusville Hospital
CofC Pushes Peddler Bill For Use Here
Members of the near Chamber of commerce met at Hotel Cory for a regular session approving Civic Affairs Committee recommendations to submit an anti peddler ordinance to the City Council. The board also confirmed committee chairmen and names to serve this year and noted the Green River ordinance as a model for controlling peddlers and solicitors locally. The council will hear the ordinance with Joseph Gentilman and Desi McCray leading public information efforts. other chairs include Lloyd Stowe on Legislative Action and Olin Bracken Jr. on Membership, with several named committee members listed.
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Cory
Civic Affairs Committee
James Hammond
Green River
Ohic Affairs Committee
Ate Council
Wef
Jers
Joseph, Gentilman
Desi’. McCray
Joseph
Kirk Sawyer
William Eaton
Job
Welleshoffer
Lloyd Stowe
Dorr Clark
Frank Dodd
Joseph Seitz
Dallas Smiley
George Sample
Earle Billey
Olin Bracken Jr
Clifford “Taylor
R. K. Willman
W. L. Armitage
B. W. Feldl
Wilbur Rickers
Horton Davis
Darwin Wolcott
Roy Reed
Richard Om
Firgnce
Carl Anthony
Elwin Puller
George Wurm
Christmas Lighté
Joseph ‘“Sarnicki
Veterans of Foreign Wars Club
Prisoners Push for Catholic Chapels and Stamp Fund Drive
New York City K of C state deputy John Symonds says targeted Catholic chapel construction could be funded within months by selling trading stamps and books. About 1,300 inmates are expected to participate as 250 to 500 attend Mass weekly, with services in a gym using a portable altar.
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John Symonds
New York
K. of C
Famher Killion
Mase
Scranton Considers Pennsylvania Governor Run Amid Party Split
AP dispatch reports U.S. Rep. William Scranton weighing a bid for the Republican nomination for governor to heal party rifts. He said he would only run if factions unite and dedicate their efforts to the party, though he has repeatedly denied seeking the Senate or governor’s office. Judge Robert E. Woodside, a gubernatorial hopeful, said Scranton’s move continues the factional feud.
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Harrisburg
U.S
William W. Scranton
Pease
Scranton
William
Soree
Republican Party
Senate
Robert E. Woodside
Miss Greeley Finds Honest Point In Erie Claim
A Corry resident Miss Emma Greeley returned a large denomination bill found on East Main Street to the police. She refused to keep the money due to public assistance, preferring to hand it to the state. The Pennsylvania Welfare Bureau praised her honesty, noting the money will return to its rightful owner if claimed within 30 days. Harrisburg reports show Democratic leaders debating governor candidates for 1962, with Dilworth and Clark as top prospects and Philadelphia figures split on support.
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Diogenes
Greece
Nair
Corry
Emma Greeley
East Main Street
Miss Greeley
Erie
Pennsylvania Publi Welfare Board
Bureau
Harrisburg
Richardson Dilworth
U.S
Joseph
Dilworth
Philadelphia
William J. Green Jr
Philadelphia Democratic
John Morgan Davis
House
Otis B. Morse
Dilworth-Clark
Presider Kennedy
Corinne Boyd Riley Nominated to Congress in SC
Democrats in South Carolina's ind Congressional District nominated Corinne Boyd Riley to replace the late Rep. John J. of the district. Riley called the move a tribute to her husband and pledged not to run for re election after completing the remainder of his term.
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U. S
Imbta
8. C
South Carolina
Ind
Corinne Boyd Riley
Congress
John J. N
Fim
Nisbahd
John A Holmes Insurance Board Meeting Incident
An AP report notes the CIO Board meeting at a restaurant adjourned after a light fixture fell from the ceiling injuring a member. Authorities and witnesses described the disruption and ongoing investigation into the incident and safety conditions.
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Aupley, Senn
CIO Bower
Tate
Tts
Adree
Haar
Joli Au Holay
Peary
Yi eAwiih Fate
Timber veteran Edwin Davis dies in St. Paul at 65
Edwin W. Davis age 65 of St. Paul and chairman of Wood Conversion Co died yesterday. A veteran of 40 years in the timber industry, he was a leading figure in local forestry circles.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Edwin W. Davis
The
Wood Conversion Co
Ungsville Senior Faces Graduation Question Over PE Requirement
The Brokenstraw Valley School Board discussed whether Carol Rosenburg can graduate this spring after years of not taking physical education. A letter from the school solicitor outlined two paths: qualify under medical exemptions or obtain doctor certification to meet the PE law requiring weekly participation for grades nine through twelve. If she cannot satisfy the requirements, she will be unable to graduate under state law.
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Youngsville
Carol Rosenburg
Brokenstraw Valley
Archie Rosenourg
Sidred Center
Carol
Fichool
Howemier
Atlantic Storm Delays Ninth Mercury Flight Postponement Threat
Cape Canaveral reports a Western Atlantic storm pushing the ninth Mercury mission delay for astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. to Thursday at earliest, with forecasts suggesting Friday could be the next target. Officials wait for safer weather in recovery zones to avoid loss of crew and data in rough seas. The storm moves east of Bermuda, bringing strong winds and high seas across the area.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic
John H. Glenn Jr
Glenn
Marine Leutenant
Project ‘Mercury
National Aeronautics
Stration
NASA
Bermuda
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Sash
Bermu
Cuba exits OAS Parley in protest
Washington AP Cuba walked out of the Organization of American States after the Punta del Este resolution to expel Havana from the Inter American system. Cuban delegate Carlota M Lechaga argued the move was illegal and protested the proceedings as illegitimate and shamful while noting the council president had no authority to delay debate.
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Washington
Cuba
Organization of American States
OAS Council
Alberto Zuleta Angel
Colombia
Punta del Baste
Council
Punta del Este
Uruguay
Cubs
OAS
Carlots M. Lechaga
Punta del Bate
Lechaga
Nowsmen
Lecinga
Lechuga
Red Skelton Resting Up After Hospital Visit
Red Skelton went to the hospital for a rest after a taxing period. The entertainer was hospitalized briefly and expected to recover, with friends noting his spirits remained high during the stay.
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Red Skelton
Rat Skelton
Crentiln
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Sue Corry Bank
Roger Brown
Thompson
Harry
Titusville
Seorge Brin
Wonsocket
R.J
Fiottla
Louie
Denise
Ruary
Rachel
Richard
Rob
Ert
Therese
Penn
John A. Holmes
Hi@s Insurance
John. A. Holmes
Ungsville
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