Five held after July Kick crime in Great Lakes area
Corry Journal notes: five people held by county prison after a July 30 kickoff in Great Lakes Seaman Tay M. McCarthy era. Insufficient evidence to hold them on further charges. Also details from Meadville and Jamestown about court actions, births, elections, and local incidents.
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Corry Journal
Quest
Great Lakes
Tay M. McCarthy
Jensex
Herbert Johor
F. L. Bare
Hospital and local notices mix of names and events
At the hospital report as of 7 a m several admissions and discharges listed with names and addresses. The piece also notes the March of Dimes 1958 campaign, a police car bid by Ellery Town Board, Jamestown college budget talk, and a Seneca street building sale to Ol City men, with multiple local figures named.
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Jimeatown
Chautauqua County
March of Duties
Hemis Point
Ellery Town Board
Richard O. Evans
Chindakoln Motors, Inc
Jamestown
Erle
Frank Sabo
Rossbacher Lot
West South Street
Florida
Jamestown Community College
Tuoediy Nikhl
JOC
Hodren
Commonwealth
Ralph D. Tive
Bate Civil Service Commission
Seneca Street
OM City
Seep Brothers Hardware
Storn
United Hardware and Supply Company of
Buffalo
Lewis
Norman Pritchard
Lynn Clothing Store
John McGill
Mendivilie Reports Four Injured in Two Accidents
Four people were injured in two accidents yesterday as police reported. Richard Gal Mish of R D Cochranton sustained a fractured elbow and possible pelvis fracture, Mel Burns of Conneautville had deep lacerations and facial injuries, Bessie Burns of Conneautville had wrist injuries and facial lacerations, and Mrs Gathferine Krallis of Conneautville suffered shock. all were listed in satisfactory condition at City and Spencer Hospitals. Harold A Clarke, 15, former Centerville resident, died in Warren after long illness. Clarke, born May 15 1880 in Ottawa, Canada, was survived by wife Nancy Chapman Clarke, who preceded him in death in 1964.
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Mendvilie
City Hospital
Richard Galmish
R. D. Cochranton
Mel
Bessie Burns
Conneautvilie
Spencer Hospital
Gathferine
Kralis
Conneautville
Bellhop questioned in Phoenix murder of Pedrin
Phoenix police tie a Los Angeles bellhop to the fatal shooting of Carmen Pedrin, 47, a jewelry shop clerk and former mother in law of tennis star Pancho Gonzales. Pedrin was found with two bullet wounds in her apartment. no gun was found. Pedrin’s former husband, Joseph Henry Addington, a bellhop, had told his bellhop captain he would visit Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Los Angeles
Bellhon
Carmen Pedrin
Pancho Gonmles
R. Lopes
Sid Joseph Henry Addington
Pedrin
Alice
Lopes Iid
French Troops Rescue Abducted Men Near Algiers
ALGIERS Two thousand French troops sealed hills near Algiers to rescue twelve abducted Frenchmen four hours after their capture by rebels. Three prisoners were recovered alive though heavily slashed, while two others were found dead. The others were believed alive yesterday but two of the group died in the retreat. In New York at Columbia University professor Willian Brin, a former lecturer, died yesterday.
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Algiers
New York
William’ 6Rian
Columbia
Wnnyeralty
University of Denver
War Hain
Strasteglc Services
War Information
TV Schedule for WBEN Buffalo Thursday Listings
A dense, partly garbled TV timetable for WBEN Buffalo Channel 4 outlining shows from 5:00 pm to 11:30 pm. Programs include Gene Autry, Superman, December Bride, The Millionaire, Arthur Godfrey and Friends, and Evening News plus late-night plays and talk shows, with several OCR errors in titles and times.
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Chilldren
Gene Autry
Captain Kanyargo
Clarty Moore
Arthur Godfrey
Guiding Light
Matning Playhouse
Istle
Johnny
Preston
Bob Culliningy
Harriman Seeks Tax Cut And Welfare Programs In 1956 Message
Governor Averell Harriman opened New York's 1956 legislative session urging broad social welfare gains and a substantial income tax cut while promising pay raises for state workers and teachers. He outlined plans for unemployment and sickness benefits, higher minimum wages, a strong anti poverty push, and tougher housing discrimination laws.
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Py Axmacmieneres
Albany
N. Y
Averell Harriman
New York
White House
Senate and
Assembly
Roosevelt
Trumin
Governor Pushes Reforms for Housing Health and SB Growth
The governor calls for improved housing and health facilities for migrant workers, protects small and medium businesses from big-business squeeze, and proposes a permanent youth commission. He also backs farm assistance reapportionment of Senate and Assembly districts, home rule expansion, court modernization, mandatory permanent personal registration, lowering voting age to 21, and consumer fraud and interest protections.
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Senate
State Income Tax Measure Reaches Budget Scrutiny
Readinger said Senate Republicans may back a plan while House Democrats consider dropping Gov. Leader’s 26 million industrial development program and cutting 2 million from welfare mental health funds. An additional 21 million is needed to fund a teacher pay increase beyond the 260 dollar annual boost.
Nab Trio In Purse Theft
Erie police captured Rotext Kalver 20 John Kaiser 19 and Robert Larson 19 after Mrs. Katherine Sulewski reported her purse stolen near her home Monday night The trio admitted involvement and were taken into custody A store roof retrieved the empty purse by the fire department the $6 85 remained unrecovered
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Erie
Katherine Sulewski
Rotext Kalver
John Kaiser
Robert Larson
John Lamipe
Prison Inmate Stabbed to Death at Western State Penitentiary
Inmate Winston Hollis, 32, of Pittsburgh, was stabbed to death in the Western State Penitentiary dining hall. Hollis, serving 71 to 15 years for armed robbery, was killed with a homemade knife. Deputy Warden J H Elliott said another convict, Peter Revery, is being questioned. Hollis and George Holmes, 31, were arrested in Washington, Pa, in a car theft case involving two Pittsburgh residents.
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Pittsburgh
Western State Penitentiary
Winston Hollis
Hill District
Washington
Jayi May
Polee
Popular Irish souvenirs for American visitors
A reader notes favored Irish keepsakes for American tourists include Waterford crystal, Belleek pottery, tweed fabrics, Jameson whiskey, the Aran sweater era and bog oak artifacts, reflecting Irish craft and heritage.
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Irel
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