Weather and community notes from Corry area brief
The forecast calls for temperatures 1 to 4 degrees below normal with colder nights and a mix of light precipitation likely as scattered flurries. Local meetings plan extension activities, surplus food distribution at the Armory is tied to recertification, and a funeral for Mrs. Gene Allenbach is announced in Emlenton. Accidents, jurors, police reports, hospital transfers, and local business updates fill the rest of Corry area notices.
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Coxry
Erie County Agricultural Extension Office
Prank and Vera's
Leslie N. Firth
Frank
Gene) L. Allenbach
Emlenton
Franklin
Criswell
Ementon
W. R. Jordan
East Frederick Street
Grace Graham
West Park Place
Corry Memorial Hospital
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Corry Ambulance Service
Playful Or Not Lion Must Go From Plainfield
A Plainfield judge orders James Trimble to remove his 10 month old 100 pound lioness Moira within a week. Magistrate Warren Lynch ruled Moira in the cellar and yard violates local zoning. Neighbors feared for safety as Trimble kept the animal at his home.
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery, New Relief
A groundbreaking medical claim, attributed to Bio-Dyne, describes a healing substance that reportedly shrinks hemorrhoids, relieves itching and pain without surgery. Described as available as suppository or ointment under the name Preparation H at drug counters.
Gubernatorial Candidate Adds Tariff Plank
Charles J. Schmitz of Girard plans to run for governor of Pennsylvania on a bingo and horse racing platform. He adds two new planks, urging elimination of corporate taxes to spur industry, a high tariff on imports, and wage-based tariffs, while calling for staying out of foreign entanglements.
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R L Smith Succumbs in Poughkeepsie N Y
Robert Lansing Smith, 71, board chairman at Smith Brothers Inc and descendant of the cough drop firm founders, died last night from a heart ailment in Poughkeepsie New York.
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Poughkeepsie, N
Robert Lansing Smith
Smith Brothers, Inc
Eviction for Six Families Tied to Civic League Project
Six families face eviction early this week over a local housing project in Haywood County Tennessee. The project is being built by members of the Haywood County Civic and Welfare League. An AP Wirephoto shows a young boy with a tall tent pole for scale.
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Haywood County, Tenn., Civic and Welfare League
Kennedy Clay In Agreement On Berlin Crisis Policy
Kennedy and Clay backed a common policy for handling potential Berlin crisis as Rusk described full agreement on procedures. Salinger said Clay approved the President’s statements on authority for the U S military commander in Berlin. Rusk noted ongoing exploratory talks with Moscow while warning Berlin remains potentially dangerous and De Gaulle seeks a solid basis before formal negotiations. Kennedy, in Columbus, urged Western alliance strength as the East West struggle continues with shifts among Communist and nonaligned states.
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Hungary
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Albania
Erie County Steers Clear Of Pease Case
Erie County superintendent Maurice Kolpien said he has no direct authority over Millcreek Township School District administrators in the George L. Pease dismissal matter. He explained that county offices operate as coordinating agencies with limited powers, while local boards retain most authority. The probation period and certification processes are overseen by the county office, not the city district.
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Erie
Millcreek Township
George L. Pease
Pease
Pease-s Re
James S. Wilson
Harborcreek Township
Fred 8. Clark
Dr. Zipper
Kolpien
Lapproviriz
Millcreek Board
Charles Boehm
Harrisburg
Robert B. McCullough
Boehm
Amityville Pilot Refuses to Give Up Flying at 80
William S. Read, 80, a real estate broker and amateur aviator, narrowly avoided power lines after a pleasure flight over Long Island. He landed safely near a street, despite plane damage. Read vows to continue flying despite risks and other events involving tenure cases in the area.
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Amityville
N.Y
William S. Head
Long Island
Read
Vincenzo Sesti Jr
Huntington
The Journal Subscription Push
A brief publisher appeal invites readers to subscribe to The Journal, promising easy access to current news and exclusive content for subscribers.
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Fish budget cuts threaten Fishermen's Paradise stream
Harrisburg AP. Reductions in the State Fish Commission budget for 1962-63 threaten operations at Fishermen's Paradise in Centre County. Executive director Albert M. Day said the stream may be partly turned into a nursery and a fly fishing only area with angler limits. Hatchery on Spring Creek likely to close due to stream pollution and a budget drop of about 208000 for a 12 month period, forcing across the board cuts.
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State Fish Commission
Finhermen’s Paradise
Centre County
Albert M. Day
Commission
Fishermen’s Paradise
Lawrence
Day
Spring Creek
Fishermen's Paradise
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