Frigid Blizzard Tames Area and Winter Safety Alerts
Corry area endures a cold blizzard with drifting snow and plow concerns. Police report high road danger from pushed snow, a Sherman resident burned in a stove mishap, and a spate of minor vehicle crashes totaling modest damage. Community meetings, chess club, and square dance plans continue as residents resume normal routines.
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Lets Off Steam Maneuver Costs Lets Off Steam
A Rockland Township youth arrested after midnight for reckless driving called out officers and was released. He returned later, was charged with drunken and dis orderly conduct, and damaged a radiator in the city jail. His father paid a $60 fine and covered radiator damage costs.
Eastern storm dumps heavy snow across Northeast
The eastern storm dumped 16 inches in Youngstown and up to 15 inches at Newark Airport. New York City faced a blanket of snow and air travel slowed as 8,000 commuters searched for shelter. Temperatures plunged across Florida and New England saw 12 inches with drifts up to five feet. Albany recorded 14 inches with state workers spending the night at employment offices.
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Polk School Pair Spends Night in Cold Woods
Two Polk State School and Hospital farm colony residents Albert Blasko and Joseph Collins left late Saturday and spent the night in a wooded area. Collins, found later by William White, was frostbitten and hospitalized. Blasko was located near an incinerator plant after a long cold ordeal. Both broke from the farm colony without proper clothing and suffered injuries, with Blasko possibly losing toes. Police and local volunteers aided in the search.
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Woman dies from injuries after wall collapse in Jamestown
A Jamestown woman, Helen Wellman, died at Women's Christian Association Hospital after a building collapsed on a car New Year’s Day. She had been a passenger when snow weight caused the wall to give way trapping her husband and son in the vehicle.
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Spartansburg Notes Highlight Community Life And Health
Open house for Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Scouten upcoming. local visits, illness recoveries, and club meetings. March of Dimes drive under way with area leadership named. bird-feeder activity attracts cardinals. Christmas seal program progress reported. youth group gatherings and hospital news included.
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Sparta Grange
Home Economics Committee
National Foundation
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Spartan Township
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Fern
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Carry Hospital
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Corty Memorial Hospital
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Baby
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Butler
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Valencia
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Crawford, County
Sparta Township
Meadville
K. A. Bennett
Spartan Methodist Church
William Scout
Guy Pralick
Will to work despite zero weather in Boulder
Mrs Stevie Noblitt faced subzero cold as she rode three miles to her job on a Shetland pony owned by her three children. The dramatic commute underscores endurance during harsh winter conditions in Boulder.
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Guard Charged With Roughing Two Prisoners
Butler County jail guard John C. Stine, 64, was charged with aggravated assault and battery after allegedly striking two prisoners who had escaped. Warden Marlin Miller said Stine used a blackjack on the captives Sunday after they were recaptured on Butler Street. Victims were Victor B. McBride, 22, of Harrisville, and Wallace M. Mitchell, 2, of Valencia.
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Panama Canal a Century of Talks and Treaties
Panama’s push for sovereignty followed by U S control of the Canal Zone under the Hay Bunau Varilla treaty. The United States gained perpetual canal access for ten million dollars plus annual fees and rights to defend the canal. The canal opened in 1914 shortening routes by thousands of miles. Subsequent revisions raised payments to 430000 then 1930000, while Panama’s population exceeds one million in 28576 square miles.
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Congress Not Inpucker Over Puffing Puzzle
Washington report notes federal smoking study unlikely to push Congress to rush cigarette bills. House Commerce Committee chairs Rep. Oren Harris Arkansas says no hearings scheduled yet though not ruling out future action. NYSE cigar stocks rose modestly amid 1983-64 price expectations.
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Panama Isthmus Country Facts and Key Cities
The isthmus nation has a population of 42122 with bananas the main crop and timber a major product. A lively shrimp industry operates as Panamas capital is Panama City near Balboa the Panama Canal Company HQ. Colon is the Caribbean side’s largest city, named for Christopher Columbus.
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Beaver Beaten as 7th Game Skews Coach Notes
Fragmentary sports note lists teams Beavers and Huskies with disputed points and rough tallys. Mentions Morton Ling Bat and Tas devisit City with unclear game context and no clear outcome.
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Spartans Hold Off In Rough Area Game Fracas
Fans clash as Spartans and rivals battle in a tense late season area contest. The crowd spills into the stands but officials restore order as Forest’s Frisinam topples the pro home audience.
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