Reckless driving suspension hits seven motorists in state action
The state Bureau of Traffic Safety suspended seven drivers for reckless driving and no operator's licenses beginning December 18. Suspects include Raymond K. Clark 5 days Larry W. Davis 15 days Vernon Davis 90 days Charles A. Sandbury 15 days Leonard Dion 30 days George Oswald 30 days George D. Swan 30 days John S. Tomeho 60 days. In another incident two local drivers face charges after a three car crash on West Smith Street at Mead Avenue. George Lawson 50 and Ralph A. Miles 25 charged with improper turning and reckless driving respectively. Total damage estimated at 450 dollars. Authorities filed charges with Alderman M. S. Cobbett.
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Jersee
Leonard Dion
York Street
George Oswald
Union City
George D. Swan
R.D
Union Cy
John S. Tomeho
George Lawson
Mead Avenue
Ralph A. Miles
Liberty Street
Lawson
Miles
Morgan Beverly
Wayne Street
West Smith Street
Alderman M. 8
Cobbett
James B. Willis
South Center Street
East Main Street
South Center
Main Streets
Robert Williams
Youngsville
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Pa Governor Boasts Lowest Food Budget in State History
Harrisburg AP reports Governor Lawrence cites a $419 monthly food budget for the executive mansion, claiming it is the lowest since 1451. Budget official Walter Getsey notes it covers the governor’s party staff and small private dinners, while other governors in recent decades spent more.
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Harrisburg
Dannl L. Lawrence
John Fine
Grisey
Lawrences
Leader
Lawrence
Gerald
Fine
JFK Outlooks on Congress and Budget Plans
Kennedy maps Congress and domestic policy. The administration seeks a 92 billion dollar plus budget balance, with Defense at about 52 million including 1.2 billion for foreign military aid. Republicans push non defense cuts while tariff debates loom. Senate Republicans choose a new chair for the party as Saltonstall vies with Hickenlooper. House Democrats back McCormack for Speaker amid coalition talks.
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Russia
Congo
Kennedy
Clarence Cannon
House Appropriations Committee
Dirksen
Congress
Senate
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Pal Iey
Leverett ’Sallonstall
Massachusetts
GOP
Saltonstall
Sen
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Town
Hickenlooper
House Democrats
Rep
John W.mccormack
Sam Rayburt
Texas
Mim
Charles
Nine H. WALE radio shut down by FCC inquiry
WALE a neighborly station run from Bruce Wahl and David Lester in Falls Church Virginia signed off after an FCC investigator, citing the Communications Act, explained licensed unregulated stations face fines up to 10000 dollars or two years in jail. The boys, 13 and 14, operated the tenth watt range from Wahl's bedroom, airing weather news and music before the abrupt closure.
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Washington
Wale
Federal Communications Commission
Bruce Wahl
David Lester
Wahl
Lester
Bruce
FCC
Democrats Consider New House Leadership Plans
A House debate hints at A. Halleck of Indiana challenging the honor of it while House Democrats likely will nominate Rep. Carl Albert, D-Okla., as majority leader to replace McCormack.
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A. Halleck
Indiana
House
Rep
Carl Albert
D-Okla
McCormack
Bees overrun TV bees demo ends in chaos
In New York at WPIX a noon educational show used a 2000 bee hive to illustrate bee communication. A large black hen toppled the hive causing a swarm. the bees were vacuumed or bombed as the program continued. Additionally Dominick N. Dragan 48, Philadelphia Arena Corp. vice president died of a heart attack at the arena while supervising artificial ice removal.
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New York
WPIX
New York Daily News
Philadelphia
Dominick N. Dragan
Philadelphia Arena Corp
Dragan
Philadelphia Ramblers
Eastern Hockey League
Hospital
Monroe Heads Corry Kiwanis In 38th Year
Corry Kiwanis Club members and wives gathered at Hotel Corry for installation of new officers and Legion of Honor pins honoring 25 years of service. Conrad Monroe installed as president with Lt. Gov. Ben Gina jer of Erie officiating. officers include Pred L. Clark, Douglas Rozelle Jr, William Miller, and others. Legion pins awarded to Richard Rossbacher and Philip Zalmeck by Howard J. Sheen. Includes remarks on the club’s 38th anniversary and entertainment by the Collegiates under Judith Dwyer.
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Corry
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Corry
Legion of Honor
Kiwanis
Conrad Monroe
Lt. Gov
Division T
Ben Ginajer
Erie
Pred L. Clark
Douglas D. Rozelle Jr
William ®. Miller
William Donaldson
Frank Gricer
Clifford W. Taylor Jr
Arte R. Shaw
John R. Rossbacher
Dorr J. Clark
William Helmintoller
Richard H. Rossbacher
Philip Zalmeck
Howard J. Sheen
Ray Amy
Frank,McKnight
William Lettz
Judith Dwyer
Union Target of Sui Files Suit for 300000 in Jamestown
Jamestown Sterling Corp. sues United Parcmiture Workers of America and three individuals for false arrest and malicious prose cution. The suit, filed last week, names J. Howard Proudman UFWA international rep David Chison and Fred Verret as defendants. Judge Al Re Humy dismissed a prior charge December 28. A new negotiation session was set for three weeks with both sides willing to continue talks.
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Jamestown Sterling Corp
United Parmiture Workers of American Andhhree
Michael D. Lumbardu
Tillotson
J. Howard Proudman
Union International
David
Chison
UFWA
Fred Verret
Jamestows_ Verret
Hind
Tiluksar
Gotilie
al Re Humy Jilingon
Bulgot
Lorney
Corry Pa Business Directory Listings and Services
A dense list of local businesses in Corry Pennsylvania including auto service Roths, Rambler Salon, insurance agencies, furniture, painting, beauty shop, hotels, service stations, and TV and radio shops. Includes addresses and phone numbers for multiple firms such as Turben's Auto Service, Wright Power Saw, Bennink Insurance, Phoenix Hotel, Keystone Service, Davis Radio, Squire at Jansen's, and Vacuum Cleaner Service.
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Douglas Rozelle
C. Conrad Monroe, Jr
Fred Clark
Sawyer Studio
DART
Dodge
Chevy Biscayne
Ford Galaxie
Parison
America
Heberlein Motor Sales
North Center ST
Corry, PA
Monroe
Corry Kiwanis
Save
Evans
Business Guide
THE
Corry Journal
Ammond Appliance & Furniture
GE Appliances
N. Center St
Fuller
Bans Pole Ee
B. Stockton
Columbus
Automobile Agencies
Waterhouse
South St
Dodge - Dart
Turben
Chevrolet
Morstorff & Pitch
Rambler Salon
1St Ave
Auto Body Shops
Edwards Body Shop
Auto Glass
Auto Supplies
Western Auto
East
Washington Street
Bresa
Weston’s Bakery
Davis Radio & Television
North Center Street
Income Tax Service
Starr
E. Washington St
Warren C. Reynolds
Balthwory Life Insurance
Frank A. Toth
Franklin Bt
Insurance — General
Crystal Coal Co
F. Rickers Building Specialties
DRY Cleaners
HAH Dry Cleaners
West Main Street
Electrical’ Contractors
Chnson Brothers
Remington Chain Saws
Myers Water Systems
Wright
Corry Supply & Equipment Co
West
Bennink Insurance Agency
H.& M. A. Bean
T. B. Smith Bt
Rossbacher Insurance Service
P.S. “Personal Service
Crandall Agency
Center St
Inley-Dolan
Horton J. Davis & Son
McTintyre’s
Corry Evening Journal
Faone
Owell Loan & Finance Co
To & Mon
Root
First Avenue
Paul Mather
Beauty Shoppe
Trace Fosburgh
Columbus Ave
Corry Beverage
Corry Concrete & Gravel Co
Cement & Mortar
Gerfield
Brigham Hardware
Paonia
East Irving
Ittsfield Tnn Hotel
Phoenix Hotel
the Ritz
William & Mary Canes
dichols-Glavis
Rank and Verna's
East South Street
Tires & Batterier
Davis Radio &Television
Goodyear
Corey TV Cable
Squire
Jansen
North Center
Worth Street
Corry Aine
Stlectrolux
James Walters
Phone Sive
Relman’s Bales & Service
N. Center
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