Patitisieeg Daily and Corry Journal masthead excerpt
A scanned fragment shows the publisher and staff names for the Corry Journal and Corry Evening Journal, with advertising reps and production roles listed. The page then shifts to unrelated national items on diet, Federal Reserve scrutiny, and early atomic-age medical tech, including figures like President Eisenhower and Dr. Joseph Laws McKibben, with brief notes on a conference and research aims.
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New Soble Confessed Spy Swallows Rivets At Penn Penitentiary
Jack Soble, 55, a confessed spy for Russia, attempted suicide at Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary by swallowing rivets bolts and nuts. The hardware was surgically removed in a two hour operation at Bellevue Hospital yesterday, but Soble did not recover.
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New York
Jack Soble
Russia
Lewisburg, Pa
Federal Penitentiary
Bellevue Hospital
Soble
Gracie Allen to Retire From Show Business
Gracie Allen announces retirement after 37 years in front of the cameras. The 51 year old grandmother plans to devote time to home and family, effective next May when the Burns and Allen TV shows wrap. George Burns says he will remain active in entertainment with McCadden Productions producing The Bob Cummings Show and The People’s Choice.
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Gracie Allen
Gabby Dimwit
George Burns
Burns and Allen
Gracie
Burns
McCadden Productions
Bob Cummings
Jackie Cooper
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Doctor Races Stork On Sherman Tank
Snowdrifts blocked all approaches to the Orgepowski home near Waterford. The National Guard at Erie dispatched a tank to fetch a doctor who reached the home and a girl was born soon after. McKibben’s carbon dioxide powered device hailed as breakthrough by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis to help polio victims and others regain hand movement.
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Williams Seeks Peace on Couch as Overpopulation Sparks Debate
Hal Boyle reports Tennessee Williams, a famed playwright, sees psychoanalysis as stimulating though it hasn’t altered his work. Williams, paying $50 an hour, discusses fear as the root of violence and criticizes overpopulation, urging reforms to curb unplanned births and ensure proper care and love.
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Tennessee Williams
Tennessee
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Storm Delays Sentence for Wife Slayer Warner
Storm delays sentencing of Donald F. Warner, convicted of second degree murder in the September 12, 1957, slaying of his wife Winnifred D. Warner. Judge Rollin A. Funcher postponed for one week as defense attorney Joseph Gerace could not reach due to blocked highways.
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Mayville
Donald F. Warner
Chawtauqua County
Rollin A. Funcher
Joseph Gerace
Lakewood
Warner
Chautauqua County
Winnifred D. Warner
Three Erie Youths Sentenced for Burglary and Robbery
Erie youths Jack Shaw Donald Jertinery and Gerald Muller, all 20 to 22, received prison terms of three to six years at Western Penitentiary after guilty pleas to four burglary counts and armed robbery. Judge Samuel Rossiter ordered restitution to the stolen loot. the crimes included a January string of burglaries and the January 24 attack on a Waterford service station where Ronald Gibson of Skat Oil Co. was on duty.
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Jack Shaw
Donald Jertinery
Gerald Muller
My of Erle
Samuel Rossiter
Waterford
Ronald Gibson
Skat Oil Co
Tanks Rescue Eight Girl Scouts in Maryland Snow
Delaware Governor ordered National Guard tanks to cross into Maryland and rescue eight Girl Scouts and their adult leader stranded two days in heavy snow. The group had lived on canned soup and cereal. no one was injured. Maryland officials allowed the crossing after prior road-department efforts with snow plows failed.
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Delaware National Guard
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Delaware
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Erie Man Acquitted In Father Murder Case
Yesterday in Erie Ralph Scalise age 27 was found not guilty of murdering his father Louis Scalise veteran Erie detective. A seven woman five man jury reached verdict after about an hour and a half. Three new measles cases reported Edith 11 Twila Titch age 10 Patricia Keppel six months quarantined families. Cory’s fee trimming program cost 8281.25 with 2000 shade trees trimmed citywide under the project completed this week.
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Texas Democrat
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New York Bank
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Second Avenue
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District men to join Camp Lee march 1918
February 20 1918 will see 20 district men deployed to Camp Lee Petersburg Va from this city among them Leslie McLean Earl H Sperry John J Mooney James J O'Brien Thom 48 C Young Daniel DeLury and Adolph Skertschin Fuel Administrator DeRosay reports a possible power to name opening and closing of business houses theaters dances and all other business activities
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Petersburg
Leslie McLean
Earl H. Sperry
John J. Mooney
James J. O'Brien
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Daniel DeLury
Adolph Skertschin
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Turn to God Lent meditation from Rev Oliier at St Pauls
Local ministers urge a heartfelt Lenten turn to God through fasting weeping and mourning. Rev Elmer A Oliier emphasizes sincere repentance, turning away from worldly ties, and seeking God’s gracious mercy through Jesus Christ. The message highlights God’s readiness to receive with arms open, as on Calvary.
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Elmer A. Oliiér
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Heavenly Father
Jesus Christ
Ross of Calvary
Expressman Samuel Thima Injured by Falling Trunk
An expressman on the Pennsylvania Railroad, Samuel Thima, was badly injured in this city last night when a heavy trunk fell and crushed his chest. He was taken to Corry Hospital for treatment.
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Samuel Thima
Pennsylvania Railroad
Corry Hospital
Couple Perish In Home Fire In Leckrone Community
Uniontown report states Clarence Rhodes and his wife, both about 47, died while trying to extinguish a blaze that destroyed their Leckrone No 2 home. Their daughter Kathleen, 11, escaped with shock treatment after warning her parents of kitchen towel flames. Fire Chief James Berkhaitte put the loss at 7000 dollars. Italian Painter Luigi Sparapan Dies at 68 in Turin.
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Uniontown
Clarence Rhodes
Printing Supplies and Stationery Overview
A compact notice describing a broad range of printing and stationery items. It highlights products from blotters and checks to stock certificates, wedding stationery, and shipping labels. The piece emphasizes staying representative quality across forms, envelopes, directories, and circulars for professional firms.
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