Corry residents cited for traffic, real estate transfers noted
PaRABRAT Adam Madino of Corry is reported in satisfactory condition at Hamot Hospital Erie after surgery yesterday. Real estate transfers include Leon ard N. Stockton wx to Leroy W. Ladd ux Concord Township and Jack 8 Armitage ux to Jack 8 Armitage ux Corry. Police cited James T. Grant for running a red light at North Center and Washington streets. information filed with Alderman M. B. Cobbett. Chadderton Air Service at Port Meadville Airport will offer rides based on weight to raise funds for March of Dimes. Weather outlook: five day period sees near normal temps, colder weekends, possible 2-3 inches total snow. Ivan Miller of Corry honored for service to the Pennsylvania Cooperative Potato Growers Association. Paul Graham of Union City posts top horse pulling at State Farm Show. Rep. Carroll D. Kearns named temporary cochair of Hoffa enemies group. Port Mendville Airport inspector recommends runway and lighting fixes after finding depressions in the midway.
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James T. Grant
West Park Place
North Center
Washngton Streets
Grant
M. B. Cobbett
Chadderton Air Service
Port Meadville
Meadville
March of Dimes
George XX. Simmonetta
Ivan Miller
Corry
Pennsylvania Cooperative Potato Growers Association
Lava erupts as Kilauea spews near Kapoho in 300 flee
HONOLULU AP Kilauea volcano continues to erupt on its lower slope sending a wide river of orange lava toward the Pacific Ocean. Molten lava blasts from a 20 yard fissure near Kapoho as 300 residents flee to Pahoa and Red Cross sets up evac center.
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Honolulu
Kilauea
Pacific Ocean
Kapoho
Hawaii Island
Pahoa
Red Cross
Man Burned in Blast Spends Week Unable to Move
Stanley Babich, 63, was badly burned when a stove exploded at his home in North Huntingdon Township, near Pittsburgh. He lay helpless in bed for about a week before summoning the strength to reach a neighbor for help, police said.
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Shbenbbui
Stanley Babich
North Huntingdon Township
Babich
County Firemen Seek Vocational Fire School Program
A county volunteer firemen group plans to form a vocational fire school with state and civil defense funding. Edinboro Vocational School building may be used, and a meeting with Arthur Espey, state school director, in Lewistown is set. Capt. George Hamburger and other fire officials will participate, with Hamburgers staying for a state instructors conference.
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Ene County Volunteer Piremen
Pennsylvania
Piremens
Edinboro
Arthur Espey
Lewistown
George Hamburger
Erie Fire Department
Donald Bogert
North East Fire Department
Robert Nelson
Kesrsare Fire Department
Hamburger
Levistown
Carl Spelling Sr. Succumbs At 64
Carl Spelling Sr. died suddenly while cutting firewood on his Bear Lake farm on the Columbus-Lottsville road. He was 64, born April 17, 1895 in Copenhagen Denmark. Surviving are two daughters Reno Berkey Bear Lake Mia Sisson Erie two sons Carl Jr and Grant K Bear Lake one brother John Spelling Lakewood N Y seven grandchildren and three sisters and a brother in Denmark. Coroner ruled death due to natural causes from a heart attack. Funeral arrangements set with Bracken Funeral Home Bear Lake with services Sunday at 2 pm and interment Bear Lake Cemetery.
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Wiles Speinne
Bear Lake
Columbus-Lottsville
Mr. Spelling
Copenhagen
Denmark
Akeley
Anna Knudson
Jamestown
Spelling
Carl Jr
Warren County
Ed O. Lowery
Reno Berkey
Mia
Ray Sisson
Erie
Grant K
B.D
John Spelling
Lakewood
N. Y
Bracken Funeral Home
Gerald Landeen
Evangelical United Brethren Church of
Findley Lake Offigaling
Bear Lake Cemetery
Ammonia Fumes Kill Area Man at Westfield plant
An area man died Wednesday afternoon at Westfield Memorial Hospital after ammonia fumes filled a plant room in the Chautauqua Malted Milk Penns Best building. Dairy firm manager Wait Van Atter said a compressor head blew off and the room filled with gas before a co worker Clarence Weatherlow donned a gas mask and removed the victim from the area.
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Westfield Memorial Hospital
Wait van Atter
Clarence
Weatherlow
Hartmann
Storm Sweeps Midwest And East Shivers Today
Wintry weather with snow gusty winds and cold spread from the Midwest into the Northeast. Heavy snow blanketed Iowa Wisconsin and northern Michigan while arctic air surged south through Kansas Oklahoma and the Rockies. Blizzard conditions hit Southern California and Los Angeles as cold snap persisted, with unusually low January temperatures and widespread light rain and wind discomfort. No casualties reported.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Iowa
Wisconsin
Lower
Michigan
Towa
Canada
Kansas
Oklahoma
Great Plains
Texas
Weather Bureau
New England
Gulf Coast
California
M Mountains
Los Angeles
Red Parliament Okays Arms Cut
In Washington Dr Ralph Lapp warned that the Soviet Union may orbit hydrogen bomb carrying satellites this decade as a logical extension of ballistic missiles. Khrushchev boasted of a strong nuclear arsenal and announced plans to discharge about 1.2 million troops, an immediate boost to the economy.
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Sammi Krumt
Khrushchev
Ralph Lapp
Washington
Lapp
Tass
U.S. State Department
Soviet Union
Kennedy Attacks Eisenhower in National Press Club Speech
Washington report notes Sen. John F. Kennedy challenges Eisenhower’s leadership and predicts a 1960 style campaign if Democrats nominate him. Kennedy argues the presidency itself, not farms or defense, is the decisive issue while Eisenhower remains popular as Republicans lose control in Congress. The piece explores party dynamics and past electoral shifts, contrasting Kennedy’s critique with Eisenhower’s enduring appeal.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
National Press Club
India
CAHS Seniors Reflect On Life Goals And Car Ownership
CAHS seniors survey reveals mixed plans after graduation with many aiming to work first and marry later. Only 30 percent of boys see a car as essential, while 78 percent of girls view it as nice but not necessary. Most plan independence before settling down.
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Walt
Voters Cite Eisenhower Fame As Boost For 1960 Hope
The text notes voters expressing belief that Ike’s popularity could rub off on successors if they win in 1960, hoping his strong performance and image would aid their campaigns. It reflects a political climate tied to Eisenhower’s influence and the chance of capitalizing on his appeal.
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Eisenhower
Corry students survey shows strong community ties
In a school survey, 75 percent view Corry as a good place to study while 9 boys and 4 girls label it poor. Most dislike nothing, 29 boys and girls tolerate the school. Eighty percent praise sports as essential to the program. Sixty two percent plan to leave Corry after graduation seeking better opportunities elsewhere.
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Ufe
Corry
Chamber of Commerce
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Union City
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Carroll D., Kearns
Teamsters
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Port Mendville
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Franklin St. Corry, Pa
Black & Decker
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