Erie Fire Rages Through Block in Suspected Arson Case
A large blaze ripped through a Erie district damaging the Lake Erie waterfront area and displacing residents. Fire crews battled flames with Civil Defense workers aiding evacuations and investigating the cause as police maintained a regional perimeter. Investigators said arson is being explored while firefighters salvaged valuables from ruined apartments and business premises.
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Mrs Spear Dies At Jamestown After Long Illness
Mrs Spear, born February 2, 1960 in Woodstock Pennsylvania, died after a long illness in Jamestown New York. She lived in Chautauqua and Jamestown areas, attended Gerry High School and Oberlin College, and was a member of the First Church of Christ Scientist. She was predeceased by her husband and a sister. Calling hours are set at Brack 8 P M Home with services Wednesday at 3 PM, burial in Pine Grove Cemetery with Willy Mall joining as associate.
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U S Marshal Carroll Dies in New York
William A Carroll aged 4 former U S Marshal who in 1950s supervised sections connected to the Julius and Ethel Rosenberg case died Saturday in New York.
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New York
William A Carroll
U. Ss. Mareshal
Atom
Julius Wat Enel Rosenberg
Not Interested in Memorial for Theodore Roosevelt by Daughter
Alice Roosevelt Longworth, 76, dismisses a proposal to dedicate part of Washingtons planned $75 million cultural center as a memorial to her father Theodore Roosevelt. She favors preserving Theodore Roosevelt Island as wildlife sanctuary with only a modest memorial, criticizing a prior plan for a large spherical structure.
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Four Named As Cardinals By Catholic Church
Pope John XXII convened a secret consistory elevating Arch bishop Joseph E Ritter of St. Louis and three other prelates to Cardinal. Ritter received his red hat at the Pontifical North American College. Also named were Jose Humberto Quintero of Caracas and Luis Concha Cordoba of Bogota, plus Msgr. Giuseppe Ferrero of the Vatican Curia as secretary of the Pontifical Commission for Latin America.
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Pontifical Latin American College
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Giuseppe Ferrero
Vatican Curia
Pontifical Commission For Latin America
Bargains Are Featured Daily In Your Corry Journal
Local shoppers can find daily bargains in the Corry Journal with ads and specials. Store listings cover groceries, household goods, and seasonal items. Readers are urged to check editions for fresh prices and exclusive offers.
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Your Corry Journal
Federal aid cut to segregated colleges urged by Civil Rights panel
Washington AP says the Civil Rights Commission urged cutting federal financial aid to publicly supported colleges that discriminate by race religion or national origin. The commission cites Supreme Court limits on federal help for segregated education and proposes action by Congress or the presidency. Commissioner Carlton dissented calling the measure unsound and regressive arguing it would curb public higher education. The report labeled Alabama Georgia Mississippi and South Carolina as core segregation states.
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Eisenhower proposes first secretary of government plan
President Eisenhower urged Congress to study creating a first secretary of the government to act as a presidential deputy and advise on national security policy. The proposal would outrank cabinet members and speak for the president in high level meetings, but Kennedy is unlikely to endorse it given his belief in strong personal leadership.
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Mysterious sky flash seen from California to Oregon
Ground observers in northern California and southern Oregon and pilots reported a bluish fireball flash near 10 p.m. traveling westward. Grants Pass police noted the object appeared to disintegrate as FAA spokesmen suggested a falling meteor.
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Seaway Expected To Show Loss In 1962 Budget
The St. Lawrence Seaway is forecast to post a loss of about 1.2 million dollars for the 1962 fiscal year starting July 1. President Eisenhower’s budget estimates operating expenses at 5.9 million with revenues of 4.7 million and notes deficits were anticipated in early operation years. Toll rates are set to cover all costs within the 50-year amortization period.
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Mass for Miss FLM Held at St Elidabrtti Cemetery
Blair conducted a Mass for Miss FLM Blair at St Elidabrtti's Cemetery with a service at the Tracken Paneras Home before the burial. Bearers included Pran tis Blais Robert H Brown Edward Raval Leeler Lewis Harry Power and William Shamburg. Away attendees were Mrs Della Love St Augusting Wa Willian Bhar and Miss Barbaric Bla of Jamestown.
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Meidyily
YMCA Calendar Week of January 16
Calendar items list weekly YMCA activities with times and groups. Highlights include Clymer Girl Scouts Archery and Bridge classes, Junior Hi Tri-Hi- and Women’s Auxiliary, Boy Scout Swim and Teen activities, and Square Dance Club sessions.
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Titusville
Belgium Workers Return To Jobs After Long Strike
Belgiums work force returned to their jobs today after 28 days of mass strikes. A police patrol and demonstrators exchanged shots in Chenee near Liege. Two demonstrators were seriously wounded. A small group of strikers attacked a trolley escorted by police. Socialist trade unions led the strike to press the government to withdraw its austerity program of higher taxes and cuts in social security benefits.
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Chenee
Liege
Unity Week Urges Joint Prayer Across Faiths
Religions across the globe observe the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity January 18 to 25. The observance, called the Chair of Unity by Catholics and the World Council of Churches’ Week of Prayer, seeks to reveal disunity while uniting lay participants in prayers for reconciliation.
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World Council of Churches
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General Theological Seminary
Paul James Francis
Graymoor
Garrison
N.Y
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West Point
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Society of the Atonement
Pa Firm Buys Texas Industry From San Antonio Co
Shenango China Inc of New Castle, Pa buys 98 percent of San Antonio Machine and Supply Co stock, paying about 326 million dollars. Krueger, president of the Texas firm, says Shenango is one of the nation’s largest manufacturers of hotel and restaurant china.
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