City and Vicinity Public notices and local items
A mosaic of local items reports plans for city hall funding approved by Philadelphia Urban Renewal Office, a Red Cross enrollment drive with state chairmanship, upcoming charity and social events, and notices about store moves, bond splits, and traffic accidents. The Corry Journal and Jamestown notes cover civic actions, committee meetings, and community services across Erie and surrounding counties.
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Corry Journal
Evie
U. S
Philadelphia
The
Urban Renewal Administration
Corry Evening Journal
Erie
Warren
Crawford
Chautauqua
Jamestown
Arthur R. Smith
Southern Chautauqua
America Red Cross
Hemingway
Bliss Cleaners
Hospital notes and local notices from Union City area
At The Hospital Resort updated as of 7 a.m. today. Various admittances and discharges listed for local residents including John Peck Spartipsburg Ann Piccirlio and others. Navy Mothers Club and Corry coroner appointments noted. Community events include Three Aces, Union City Police Chief Moran meeting plans, and local business ads. Death of Mrs Ella Welte attributed to natural causes. Autopay at Hamot Hospital and local store deals also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Mothers Club
Toof Hall
Tegular
Moose Club
Union City
Erie County
Warren W. Wood
Marke Glenn
Depuy Coront
Harry Musser
Corry
Erle
Mary
Warner
Jiouty
Joseph R. Davin
Clarence & Dyvis
Joe's
U.S
Eric
Ella Welte
Warren. W. Wood
Hamot Hospital
12Th
Kahkw Boulevard
Millcreek
Bernard J. Moran
Mabel
W.T. Grant Co
Ature
Peach Street
Bth
Sthe
Common Pleas Court
New York Life Ansurance Co
Altomley TP Dunn
City Solita Gok Weber
Oil City
Allegheny College Raises Tuition To 750 Per Year
Allegheny College Meadville will raise tuition to 750 dollars yearly starting next September an increase of 52 dollars per semester. Dormitory and board fees stay at 5 and 100 respectively. The college cites operating deficits and higher faculty costs. Four new faculty posts will be created with salaries about 20 000 annually to maintain a low faculty student ratio. The change follows a 30.8 percent rise in operating costs since 1961 compared with a 28 percent rise in tuition since 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orl Brie
Fred Lamberton
County Board of Visitors
Moose Club
Wattsburg
Falr
Bliss Cleaners
West Main Street
Meadtyilie
Hurry J
Wentworth
Riverside Hotel
Cambridge Springs
Elks Club
Kane
Charles B. Johnson
Highland Township
Games City
Erie
Johnson
Meadville
Allegheny College At
Board of Trustees
Lawrence Lee Pelletier
Ftem
Allegheny
Pelletier
Allen B. Edwards
Amherst
Bucknell
Carnegie Tech
Haverford
Swarthmore
College of William and Mary
Middlebury
The
University of Rochester
Hamilton
Hobart
Kenyon
Oberlin
Fire damages Pittsburgh hotel basement blaze injures staff
A fire in the William Penn Hotel basement three floors below the ground foyer caused about 1500 dollars in damage. Fire Capt. Joseph Mullen was treated for smoke exposure but revived at the scene. Firemen said the blaze started for the incinerator. None of the hotel's 125 guests were harmed.
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Pittsburgh
William Penn
Joseph Mullen
Oyeroom
O'Keefe Reveals All In Kinks Case Details
The article lists eleven men linked to the Brink's robbery including Costa, Geagan, Pino, with two fugitives Richardson and Faherty still at large. Banfield died of natural causes. grand juries move toward cases five days before the sixth anniversary of the 1960s heist that yielded millions in cash checks and securities. Hoover describes a yearlong plan with dummy runs and a daylight heist of the Boston vault, including disguises and a multi-step route through six locked doors to seize money from five guards. Loot was moved to a Roxbury participant’s home and later divided weeks after the robbery.
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Peresitiubg Evar Cage
Costa
Pembroke
Mass
Midhast
Geagan
Milton
Anthony Pino
Boston
Thomas F. Richardson
Weymouth
James J. Faherty
Joseph F. Banfield
FET
Hoover
Brink
Roxbury
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Park Street
Greyhound Lines
Greyhound
Koehlers
DuBois and Koch
Dial
D. W. Clark
Souther Chautauqua County
American Red Cross
Sears Roe- 1
Buck
Thomas Motors
Arnold Smith
R.D.1
Grand Valley
Stone Arch
Grand Valley Road
Enterprise
Titusville
F. L. Baressi
Citizens Bank of
Pleasantville
State Banking Department of Pennsylvania
W. F. Rickers
North Center Street
Franklin
Franklin Area
Route 417
D. Masters
McIntyre
Raymond Jewelers
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
Corry Hospital
John Peck
Spartipsburg
Ann
Carmen Piccirlio
East Smith Street
Clarence Coons
Malcolm Kysor
Betty Bailey
East South
Tptreet
Karen
Ebenhuisen
Clymer
Joyce
Roger Sveley
Ashville
Frank Dorranice
Maple Avenue
Robert Young Jr
Mott Street
Ronald
Ure
Charles Malin
Spring Street
Carroll
Willian R. Moktalip
Montgomery Ward and Co
Ralph P. Sterritt
Manag
McKalip
Albany
J. C
Ward
Sterritt
Frank Betts
Columbus
All-Way Electric Corry
YMCA
N. Center St
First Ave
Allegheny College
Martin Gregor
Cabins In the Pines
Reau
Harry Kullescki
Water Department
al Rochelle
Allegheny County
Retail Meats
Curry Locker Service
West Main St
Robert L. Henderson
Sil
Tou
Tod
Loblaw’s
Erie — Corner
Eighth & State Sts
Phonor
O'Keefe
Corry's Smart Women's Shop
Dodd
Heberlein Motor Sales
Chevrolet
Dodge
Meadowbrook
Real Trunami
Ane
Ingen Tagrs
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