Death of Corry resident Kincaid at 79
Mr Kincaid of 42 West Congress street was found dead of natural causes at his home late Saturday afternoon by city police and Deputy Erie County Coroner James St George after a neighbor reported seeing him. He shoveled snow on the roof and over exertion contributed to his death. He was born March 3 1883 in Corry and attended Corry High, worked at National Bank of Corry and Aero Supply during WWI, served as Judge of elections in the Third Ward, and was a member of First Presbyterian Church. Surviving are two nieces Mrs Laura Miller and Mrs Marion Sands, three nephews Lynn and John Gates and Col Elmer Kincaid Jr. Calls may be made at Bracken Funeral Home. Final rites Wednesday at 11 30 a m with Rev Richard A Bodey officiating. interment Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Kincaid
West
Congress Street
Erie County
James St. George
Corry
Corry High School
National Bank of Corry
Aero Supply
First Presbyterian Church of
Laura Miller
Red Bank
N. J
Marion Sands
New Rochelle
Lynn
John Gates
Union Eity
Elmer Kincaid Jr
Bronxville
N. Y
Bracken Funeral
Richard A. Bodey
First Presbyterian Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
Mrs Frances Black dies at 74 in Corry hospital
Mrs C Fred Black of 211 Spring Street died early yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital where she had been admitted as a parent. She was 74 born in Youngsville on October 15 1888 attended school in Pittsfield and married C Fred Black on April 15 1910. Survived by husband two daughters three sons a brother and a sister plus 25 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Funeral home visits today and tomorrow with services Wednesday at 2 pm at Corry Evangelical United Brethren Church. Interment Youngsville Cemetery.
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Black
Spring Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Youngsville
Pittsfield
C. Fred Black
Sugar Grove
Corry
Tyan
Marie) Carlson
Roy
Mary Ann) Wright
Connea
H. Ray Harris
Robert E. Freer Dies Former FTC Chairman
Robert F Freer, 66, former chairman of the Federal Trade Commission, died yesterday from multiple myeloma. A Republican, he was appointed to the FTC in 1985 and served until he resigned to practice law in Washington.
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Robert E. Freer
Washington
Robert Freer
Federal Trade Commission
Freer
FTC
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listing Names
A dated roster lists admissions and discharges by individuals and addresses in Clymer Spar tansburg Union City and Centerville. Included are William J. Moses and other residents, with multiple churned addresses and kin mentions, alongside a memorial note for the deceased.
Banker Allergic To Money Sacks Job In Honolulu
A Honolulu bank teller, Clifford Fujiwara, 21, quit the teller role after developing sneezing fits from money. His doctor says he may be the only banker unable to tolerate cash while handling ledgers in the bank's commercial department, where the money is listed but not touching him.
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Senna
Honolulu
Clifford Fujiwara
American Security Bank
Fujiwara
Postal Hike Starts Today Effects on Rates
The new postal rate increases begin today with first class letters rising from 4 to 5 cents per ounce and post cards from 3 to 4 cents. Air mail letters go from 7 to 8 cents per ounce, while other classes rise over three years, aiming to add about $600 million to postal revenues.
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Post Office Department
Six Die In Trevose Beltway Crash Involving Six Killed
Philadelphia AP report details a three car crash on Route 1 near the Philadelphia city line in Trevose that killed six people including Kenneth Fidler 40 his wife Mary 38 their son Paul 7 Paul Dorman 23 Patricia Kirch 21 and Diane Russell 18. A Temple student Michael Rogers 19 was injured along with two other survivors. Victims’ relatives gathered at Lower Bucks County Hospital as police described a chain collision after a breakdown and lift attempt.
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Philadelphia
Michael Rogers
Temple University
Rogers
Lower Bucks County Hospital
Conrad Leffler
Penndel
Fidler
Kenneth Jr
Catherine
Alan
Miss Kirch
Dorman
Public Interest Probe into New York Newspaper Shutdown
A three-judge panel opens an inquiry into whether the public’s interests are properly considered as New York’s nine major newspapers face a shutdown. Meanwhile the New York Newspaper Printing Pressmen’s Union sues three city papers for 572000 in back pay after the strike by Local 6 of the International Typographical Union led to the December 8 shutdown of several dailies.
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New York
Today
New York City
U. S
Printing Pressmen’s Union
New York Herald Tribune
The
New York Mirror
New York Post
International ‘Typograplical Union
Manhattan
Public board formed to press printers strike settlement
Secretary of Labor Wirtz Gay Nelson A Rockefeller and Mayor Robert Wagner appoint a board to influence public opinion and urge settlement of a printers strike affecting four New York dailies. Nine papers in contract talks back the theory of a strike against one is a strike against all as Cleveland delays renewals with the Plain Dealer and the Press News and independent press workers walk out continues with no set resume date.
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W. Wirtz
Gay
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Robert F. Wagner
Publishers Association of
New York City
Cleveland
The
Plain Dealer
Press & News
Sters Union
Ohio City
First Time For Everything First Time For Everything
SCRANTON PARAGRAPH REPORTS Gov William Scranton will wear his first tailor made suit when sworn in next Tuesday. Tailor Bruno Farzani of Clarks Summit says the dark blue mohair outfit will cost 135 dollars. An aide notes the governor normally buys off the rack. Police say the roadway was dry with a light mist on the night of a separate two vehicle crash that killed a Philadelphia woman nearby.
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Scranton
William W. Scranton
Bruno Farzani
Clarks Summit
Philadelphia
A Newcomer Urges More Doctors For Corry
A reader from Corry writes that the town needs more medical doctors, especially an obstetrician gynecologist. He argues local doctors are overworked, critiques sharing practices, and suggests a voluntary referral network to improve care while preserving patient trust.
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Lown
Ene
Corry
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Frances) Black
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Philip Grayvik
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Harry Miles
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Clayton Buchanan
Union City
Floyd Weatherbee
Centerville
Carl Patterson
Elm Street
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Penn
Dickinson College
Russell
Temple
Rovers
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Tani
Zere
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Edmund Purdom
What Price College
Carry Savings & Loan
Corry Savings & Loan
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