Corry Journal notices and local tidbits roundup
City and vicinity notices report a 3 year old boy from Conneaut Lake fracturing his left leg in a silo fall and chin lacer from a ladder incident. Deerhead Inn to reopen after March 1. Meadvile Rotary scholar recipient Riesenmann to study abroad next year. Moose members hold Thursday meeting. snow removal dispute at Titusville council. Public notices include PTA moms policing obscene literature and gift subscriptions to Corry Evening Journal. Harbor survey plans tied to Erie city officials. CDA to meet with Christopher film candidates. Public ads: no trespassing signs, home delivery ad, and tax exemption forms.
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Corry Journal Printing Dept
Meadville
Daniel Lee Scott
Junior Scott
Conneaut Lake
City Hospital
Deerhead Inn
French Creek
VFW
Meadvile
Catherine Patricia Riesenmann
Rotary Foundation
Meadville Rotary Club
Riesenman
Europe
University, of Munich
University of Zurich
Switzerland
Moose
Titusville
City Carmell
C. Hampton
John Fehrenbach
Spd
New York State
Pennsylvania
Journal
Corry Evening Journal
Erie
Warren
Crawford
Chautauqua
Herbert
Varnum
Sara Nevins
F. L. Baressi
I-P-Rt
Leonard Nowak
CDA
Christopher Film
Local notices and ads from Corry area include names and park plans
Admitted and discharged lists from Elgin and area residents. Civic meeting in Harborcreek discusses six acre park opening. Local shops advertise spring purses and straw hats. Politicians circulate mayoral petitions in Corry Titusville. Drunken driving charges and intoximeter case noted. Fishing season prep for Erie lake fishers announced.
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Iroquois
Iron City
Carlings
Pabst
Blatz
Rolling Rock
Corry Beverage
Angelo Frisina
Harborcreek
West Harborcreek
Mabel
Erie
Circle Fisheries
Erie detectives cleared in tainted protection payoffs case
Erie vice squad detectives Phil Lupo and John Hill are cleared in District Attorney Damian McLaughlin’s books regarding protection payoff allegations. City officials announced no wrongdoing by the officers after review of the case files.
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Erie
Phil Lupo
John Hill
Damian McLaughlin
W. F. Rickers
North Center Street
Koehlers
DuBois and Koch
D. W. Clark
Oil City
L. Sutton
Sutton
Seneca Street
Gasoline Alley
Weather Delays May Affect Atomic Shots Schedule
Weather charts will guide the decision to fire the third shot of the spring nuclear series tomorrow. Unfavorable winds risk postponing a test and delaying the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Veuan
Kansas City Star to Appeal Antitrust Conviction
The Kansas City Star and advertising director Emil Sees face antitrust convictions in federal court over monopolizing news and advertising in Kansas City. A juryfound Sees guilty on one count while Deces was acquitted on another. Judge Duncan may rule on a directed acquittal motion. The paper plans to appeal if a new trial motion is overruled.
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Kansas City Star
Associated Press
Kansas City
Kansas City Star Today
Emil
Kansis City
Star
Rees
Richard M. Duncan
Roy A. Roberts
The
Duncan
Lees
Government pursues civil suit after misdemeanor Sherman Act case
A $5000 fine and a one year jail sentence were imposed for misdemeanor charges under the Sherman Antitrust Act. Earl A. Jinkinson, chief government counsel, said the government aimed to wrap up the civil suit pending and would seek summary judgment based on evidence from the trial.
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Earl A. Jinkinson
Search Continues For Submarines Off Nags Head North Carolina
The Eastern Sea Frontier Command will continue today to search for evidence of two submarines reportedly sighted off the coast near Nags Head, North Carolina. A spokesman said last night the effort has so far found no trace of the subs, seen by coast residents three to five miles offshore heading south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eastern Sea Frontier Command
Nags Head
N.C
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City An and Vicinity
Ene
PTA
Obscene Literature Committee
Eddie Williams
Williams
TOY Town
Corry's
TOY Center
Loblaws
Blackstone
S&h
Corry Hospital
Perry McGray
Elgin
Blanche Barnes
West Pleasant Street
Leslie Dodd
R. D
Raymond Olsen
West Main Street
Donald
Robert Ormsbee
Third Avenue
Archie Richardson
Forrest
B. D
LaVerne
Harold Turben
Greek Grange
East Branch Grange
East Branch
A. M. Litz Shoe Repair
T-Thetis
Brle
Frank Nowak
Charles D. Cowley
Eflele
Evie
Arthur Gardner
Gerald Weber
Weber
West Penn Glf Petroleum
Corry
William J. Milliken
West Spring
Walnut Streets
Men's City Bowling Association
Bowl Aire
Francia Donohue
Wiss
Hoover
Aya Enstee I
North Center ST
Corry, PA
DIAL
Spath
Jarrett
Ferguson
E. Lord
Corry Area
Lord
E. Pleasant St
Odds and Ends
Paul
Ares
Houston
Tex
Ann Williams
Pasadena
C. V. Kern
News
Calvin
Conrad
Algoa
Jelii Mkti
Stahl Jewelers
Vy Price
LST
Dorry, PA
Ripley Wil
Americ
Ripley
U George
Iris
Mary Ann
Ayal
Chocan Legion Gentheral
Tion
T Ann
Charles
Mander
Adji
A. Mao Vehi
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