Corry area police list suspects and local incidents reported
Article summarizes a string of local notices and incidents: a car damaged by a red truck on West Pleasant Street. Robert Butler accused of passing worthless checks in Erie County. a weather forecast for the area through January 16. jurors for the January Erie County court term. marriage license filed for Robert Rindfuss and Barbara Gross. streets department Christmas tree pickup set for 7 am. Greenville Steel Car secures a 200 car order keeping about 500 workers employed. multiple real estate transfers recorded. motel TV thefts suspected by state police involving Alfred K Brown family. a local resident recovering from surgery. various highway safety commission notes. a six-year-old injured at home. and a large Christmas seal drive report with lower than goal collections.
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Corry
Erie County
Edward Jerome
West Pleasant Street
Rey
Robert DeBoer
South Center Street
Earl VanGuilder
Raymond Avenue
Lee Shepard
North Center Street
Alfred K. Brown
Jacqueline
Brown
New York
Alabama
Georgia
IH UAW Sign 3 Year Pact ends Harvester strike
IH International Harvester and the United Auto Workers reached a three year agreement for about 37 000 employees after two months on strike. Ratification by the union could resume operations by Monday with a six cent hourly raise and a 2 percent increase, depending on the pay scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
International Harvester’Co
United Auto Workers Union
Mney
UAW
State Loans 1 600 Books To 15 Rural Libraries
The State Library Extension Division distributed 1 600 books to 15 rural libraries across the state using funds from the Public Library Service Act. Librarian Ralph Bloxingame Jr notes the effort provides a solid foundation for expanding service. Collections, each over 100 volumes, include 23 reference books for adults, 15 adult non fiction, 14 adult fiction, 10 teen non fiction, 14 teen fiction, 12 juvenile non fiction and 14 juvenile fiction volumes.
Free Reporter After 10 Days
A jury convicted Myete Torre in Hudson County court for editing a broadcast remark. The district court judge sentenced Torre to jail after a prolonged trial. Torre reportedly faced a press ethics dispute and a separate civil issue involving Miss Garland.
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Aersey
Hudson County
Airigiea
Lady Charlaninl
Ter Fabtiel
Old Hor Disbond
TV Grudvert AL Privetan
Urol
Tren Gan LO
Miss Garland
Cor Jumbla Broadcasting
Rermarks A Meliac
CBS
Tage
Ming Torre
Distriet Court
Mie Torre
New York Herald
Tata Eptuenint
Ann Jétirey
Rema Balhryn
Munis
Call Hearing On Air Strike Pool
Washington observers report a government hearing on airline profit sharing amid planned strike actions. Key executives from Eastern American United Capital Pan Am and others testified pro and con while labor leaders warned the pact could violate antitrust and labor laws.
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Washington
Six Digest Airlines
Gm Aeronautics Towra
Eastern
American
United
Capital
Prins World
Pan Amv Tenn Gy
National Labor Retavan
Wis
Airhines
Ageltisk Btetinis
di Wonenge
Air True Sport
Lowe
Woman May Be First In Space Awar Tonemia
A damaged OCR summary notes a woman potentially becoming the first in space from a North American site. It mentions Arline Armstrong, Wright Patterson details, and a seven day isolation chamber. The piece cites a spaceflight experiment with medical and confinement elements at a military base.
Congress pays up to 100 a year for ex benfits and extra costs
Washington AP reports the House considered Jim Martin of Michigan and others for extra pay and allowances totaling about 26 000 dollars. Details include salaries of leaders and the cost of office staff, chauffeur and travel and the Senate opening a new office building. Taxpayers face rising costs as members deduct living expenses and pensions.
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Washington
House
Joseph Martin
Congress
Marty
Senate
Timn Hi
Mark Pot
Tor
Charles Halleck
Martin
Hollide
Will
Hal Martin
Halleck
Nixon
Sam Rayburn
John W. McCopmack
Ralph R. Italvata
Lewer
Lyndon Johnson
Nile
Everett Dirksen
Carl Hayden
Pelton Apuesto
Joseph C. Dike
Spel Orughlin
Mixnn
Enk
Rayburn
Tus
InsWon
Senge
Shimte
Jolnvaton
She Awa
Meadville Mayor Presses New City Hall Plan
Meadville mayor seeks initial steps toward surveying site options for a new city hall building. A five member committee may be named to study site, needs, and related matters for a 99 year structure. The council aims to finalize the committee at the next meeting amid long standing calls for a new hall.
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Meadville
Miy Council
Maynk
George X Shmoverts
Colunel
Calmell
Simonetin
Amunnes Eounea
Publisher of Ames Tribune Dies After Surgery
TES Ames Towa William 5 Rupe, long time publisher and part owner of six other papers, died yesterday after a week of illness following surgery. He led the Ames Tribune and guided local journalism for decades.
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Publisune
TES Ames
Rupe
Hie Ames Trifuine
Aon
New Senate Offices Expand to Five Rooms Each
Level underground garage for 156 cars and offices for each senator rise in cost and scale. Senators currently have three to four rooms. the House with 436 members will gain three rooms per member in 1962. The new complex costs more than 64 million dollars.
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House
Mild Spell Continues Across Central U S Weather Clears
A fairly mild weather pattern persists across central regions with cooler conditions in northern and western sectors. Snow flurries appear in northern New England and parts of Pennsylvania with frost and fog in the Midwest and eastern states. Rain or drizzle shows in the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley while the Southwest stays dry and western areas remain mostly fair. Andre de Fouquieres, 32, Parisian writer and lecturer, dies.
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Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Wyoming
Colorado
Rockies
Great Basin
Florida
Midwest
Iinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Texas
Soutle
Pacific Coast
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Arkansas
Missouri
Tennessee
Continental Divide
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Robert Butler
Robert Rindfuss
Waterford
Barbara Gross
Union City
Walter Ross
Ross
Greenville Steel Car Company
Greenville
Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Railroad Company
Dearborn
Mich
Welb Parson McCray
Robert 5. Hammond
Concord Township
Henry Roskowski
William A. Peiffer
Estete H. Heath
Helen Linscott Bay
Main Street
Helen Linscott Ray
Viz
George J Meerhoff
Orey O. Brown
William F. Bryant
Graves Street
Gertrude Parker
West Smith Street
St. Vincent's Hospital du Brie
Wile
Mam G. Kuni
Semen Street
Cory
Helis
Lee R. Burlingham
Drevid JH. McGrils
Diya
Frederick & Peterson
Dennis Britten
Min Gene Britten
Cory Memorial Hospital
Uta
Uber
Mord Adamson
Seal Sale Elurm
Menrlville
ANO
Actumsin
Pillsbury’s
Dinty Moore
MBC Premium
ABC
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Slevold
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Air Barre
Aly
Westavy
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Marlow
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Whitey
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