Titusville Fire Destroys Parts Of Orville White Home
The Titusville fire department battled a blaze at the Orville White home on Graytown road R. D. 4 Center ville. Clothes in a closet under the stairs started the fire. closet and stairs were damaged but the house was saved. Cause not determined.
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Titusvilles
Titusviie
Graytown Road
R. D
Centerville
W. F. Rickers
North Center Street
Corry
Herbie Johnson
Oil City
Clark H. Ditzenberger
A & B Distributing Co
Heart Fund
Larry Elwinger
At The Hospital Report and Local Ties
At The Hospital Report as of 7 a.m. lists admissions and discharges from Corry Hospital. Names include Robert 6, son of Mr and Mrs Herman Steayes. Cynthia 7, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Sturgis. Adolph B. Jr 9, son of Mr and Mrs Adolph B. Hammer. Judith 10, daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert E. Fox. and others. A 31-year-old Eric Forge and Steel Co. worker was held for psychiatric examination after allegedly throwing bricks at a coworker. Domestic troubles blamed. Also notes on local events such as a church family-style sirloin dinner at Diemer's Cafeteria for $3.50, and railroad timetable updates for Erie area.
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Oil City
Kimberly Ann Dempsey
Harold G. Dempsey
Nown
Corry Hospital
Robert
Herman Steayes
East Smith Street
Harold Bensink
Clymer
Anna Sperry
Spring Street
Vernon Culver
B.C
Maude Keefe
Mutt Street
Cynthia
Frank Sturgis
Wayne Street
Carlton Stetson
Carelor
Eile
Eric Forge and Steel Co
Aellow Employe
Waterford
Diemer’s
Erle
Snowhound
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
PRR
McIntyre’s
Imoney
Erie
Authority Ed
Gerald J. Weber
VFW
Charles Siegel
Pennsylvania Gas Co
Chautauqua
Mayville
Albany
Robert H. Miller
Stanley Schwarts
Erie Forge
Stee
Indonesians Bomb Radio Station and Bridges in Menado
Indonesian air force planes bombed the Menado radio station and several bridges in the Menado area in North Celebes, rebels say. The raids, the second in two days, followed Sukarno's rejection of rebel demands and attempts to topple the Padang government. No immediate casualties reported.
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Singapore
Menudo
Celebes
Padang
Jakarta
Sukarno
Painan
Sumatra
Menado
D. J., Sombs
Truman Speech Sparks Democrats Campaign Rally Firestorm
Former President Harry S. Truman was slated to headline a $100-a-plate Democratic fundraiser as 3,000 guests backed receipts near $800,000 to aid the party’s deficit. GOP leaders warned the speech would expose Republican vulnerabilities while accusing Truman of boasting about past economic boosts and defense spending shifts.
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Washington
Harry S. Truman
Truman
House
Sam Rayburn
D Tex
Senate
GOP
Knowland
California
Bridges
New Hampshire
Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Dirksen
Illinois
Reppublicans
Truna
Congress
Ewenhower
Iso
State Finishes Digging Out Amid Flood Strain
Officials in Bradford County report dairy farmers faced extreme losses as up to 200 man hours of milk daily were dumped due to market disruption. Forecasters warned no immediate flood danger, while hydrologists cautioned uncertainty over the next weeks. Separate notes mention space program lag and a Democratic National Committee resolution criticizing Eisenhower policies amid national concerns.
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Bradford
Lewis M. Stevens
Williamson
D- White
Harrisburg
Delaware
Susquehanna
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Osle
United States
Russia
Democratic Naonal Committee
Pr Dent
Eisenhower
Eisenhower Ends Georgia Stay Hunts Quail Before Return
President Eisenhower plans to leave Georgia soon after a quail hunt and may return to Washington by Monday morning or via Phoenix. Vice President Nixon to substitute at a national food conference if Ike arrives late. The President arrived February 19 as a vacation guest of former Treasury Secretary George M. Humphrey.
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Phomas Yasung
Sm. al
Eisenhower
Southland
Washington
Phoenix
Artz
Columbine
James GC. Hagerty
White House
Elbenhower
Hagerty
Ebenhower
Uriafly
Nixon
Thomasville
Secretary of the Treasury
George M. Humphrey
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Corry Journal Printing Department
Franklin
John R. Snow
City of
John M. Snow
Snow
W. L. Dunn
Cochranton
Warren
Titusville
Rober Waite, Ai
Kennedy
Waite
Frewsburg
Justice of the Peace
Raph
Carroll's
Jamestown
Jamestown Rotary Club
American Field Service
Hotel Jamestown
New York State
Cattaraugus
Wareren
New. P. O
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania-New York
American Chemical Society
Elgin-Beaverdam Hose Company
City Hall
Carolyn Triscari
Roy Peterson
Frances ‘Wood
Greenhurst
James
Al's Clothes Shop
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
United Nations
Hag Hammarskjold
U. S
Robert Murphy
Murphy
London
Paris
Tunis
Dem
Slocum's Electronics
South Center St
Service and Health
Eamtinnad
Ike
Georgia
E. Crosby Bush
Main St
Dial
Artemis
Uit
Walt Disney
Perri
Zanis Johns
Cameron Mitchell
Rex Thompson
Patty McCormack
Alan Hale
GVA
Reta Sha Universal
Gilye
Ie Management
Ellis
Carload
Corry Store
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