Corry Memorial Hospital treats two children. Townville fire cools
Two children, Daniel Bates and Larry Nichols, received minor injuries at home and at a fall respectively. both were released after x ray observation. A Townville house fire was contained within twenty minutes with undetermined origin. Weather in the region remained cold with 14 degree low, 32 high, climbing to 23 by morning. The Citizens Transit bus company in Oil City set for sale to local investors, with Pittsburgh buyers retaining the building. Army Corps of Engineers moved two water control projects along Oil Creek forward with dike plans near Cormplanter Township and Ol City limits. Police cited Philip A. Jackson for speeding in Centreville. driving records for Middelston and Verdeen Zaendel restored.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Daniel Bates
Duane Bates
West South Street
Larry Nichols
Kenneth Nichols
West Washington Street
Citizens ‘Transit’ Company
Oil City
Harrison - Shields
Bus One
Pittsburgh
Earl C. Keefer
Beare
Ol! City
Ol Creek
Ou Bie
Cormplanter Township
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Franken
John W. Ford
H.£. Anderson
Army Engineers
Id Tumkers
White Bridge
Ol City Limited
Ol City
Turn Down Bail For 2 Alleged Slayers Re
Two men charged with homicide in the death of Jacqueline Smith, a fashion artist from Lebanon Pennsylvania, had bail denied. Thomas G Daniel and Leobardo Pijuan will stay in city custody until a January 29 hearing as prosecutors allege they performed a fatal abortion and dismembered the body on Christmas Eve. No body has been found despite a wide search.
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New York
Jacqueline Smith
Lebanon
David L. Malbin
Thomas G. Daniel
Leobardo Pijuan
Daniel
Mies Smith
Pijuan
Government to Spend 300000 for Chief of Staff Compound
The Defense Department released a new military construction plan proposing 300000 to build a residence for the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff on the Naval Observatory grounds in Washington plus suitable homes for four aides. Admiral Arthur W. Radford helped draft the proposal with the President's backing, though he may not reside there if Congress approves funding.
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Washington
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Defense Department
Naval Observatory
Arthur W. Raadford
Radford
Congress
First In Series Of AEC Tests Held
In Las Vegas Nevada the first in a series of Atomic Energy Commission tests was conducted yesterday. The detonation was not confirmed as an atomic device and no atomic cloud appeared over Las Vegas. Weather delays have pushed back tests as the AEC seeks to determine device vigilance during handling and storage.
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Uas Vegab
Atomic Energy Commiss
AEC
Las Vegas
VFW Sells Blue Crutches For Policeman Health Drive
The Corry VFW announces a Blue Crutch fundraiser with the National Polic e Foundation to support free Salk polio vaccine for first and second graders. Friday and Saturday hours are set 9:30 to 1? and 9 to 6 with Ladies Auxiliary help. chaired by Mrs Alfred Cone.
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Corry ‘Veerans
Foreign Wars Post Today
National Polic! Foundation
Polic
John Strigler
VFW
Community Chest
Alfred Cone
Fire Department Moves Equipment for Pump Repairs
A new fire truck is moved to the city warehouse for pump repairs on the No. 3 pumper while the old truck shifts to No. 1 station. The Buffalo pumper stays on duty at East Washington Street. An American-LaFrance rep begins fixing a leak in the $29,000 pump, a two day job.
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Recity
Inew
No. 1
Buffalo
East Washington Street
American-LaFrance
Beenuse
No. 2
Raymond Agenun
West Virginia student struck by polio at campus
A West Virginia University student, Mau Dartnell, was struck by polio in 199 while attending classes on campus. The incident is reported as a health event affecting a student in a university setting.
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Mau Dartnell
Strickem
Pollo
West Virginia University
Philadelphia Dems Readying Senate Nominee Showdown
Philadelphia leaders move toward a Democratic Senate nomination contest to replace Duff. Joseph Clark Jr. returns early from abroad amid brisk Green activity as pressure builds from ward chiefs and grassroots surveys. State party figures and Governor Ledner weigh the party’s method and timing for declaring a candidate.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
U. S. Senate
Duff
Joseph 8. Clark Jr
Wiliam Green
Democratic
Green
Pennsvania
Clark
Joseph M. Barr
Democrate
Lewder
Police Check Two Accidents Reported In City
Police reported two traffic accidents this week. George Mulderick, fire truck driver, said a car driven by Harry Mosher rear-ended his vehicle on North Center street near Bond street causing $50 damage with no injuries. Earlier, Thomas Lathrop rear-ended Brian Gates owing to ice on East Pleasant street, $96 damage, no injuries. The report notes the first day for nominating petitions is February 1.
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George Mulderick
No. 2
Harry Mosher
Corry
Mulderick
North Center Street
Bond Street
Moghier
Thomas Lathrop
South Center Street
Brian Gates
West Pleasant Street
East Pleasant Street
King
East Streets
Lathrop
Resume Talks In WE Strike
Federal mediator John R Murray says large scale negotiations can resume between the AFL CIO International Union of Electrical Workers and Westinghouse after five days of talks with Westinghouse VP Robert Blaster and TUE president James Carey. A Harrisburg committee approved a Democratic sponsored resolution to set up a fact finding board to study the strike per the mediation service recommendation.
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3S Associated
Picts
Pittsburgh
Afl-Cio International Union of Electrical Workers
Westinghouse Corp
John R. Murray
Murray
Robert D. Blaster
Westinghouse
James B. Carey
TUE
Harrisburg
House Rules Committee
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Creation of board urged for prompt settlement
Sponsors urge forming a board to settle the dispute promptly. They argue the board would aid in an honorable resolution as soon as possible.
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Union
Kennedy Named Jaycee State Director by President Lee
John Kennedy former Corry Jaycees censor named state director by President Howard Lee. He will represent the Corry Chapter at state board meetings and participate in events including the Ten Outstanding Young Men banquet in Allentown on February 4 and 5. Earl Able will install local officers at the Jaycee banquet on February 1, with dinner by Columbus Community Church ladies and dancing at North Center Street Maoxe rooms.
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John Kennedy
Tthe Corry Jaycees
Howard Lee
Corry
Allentown
Jaycee
Clinton
Pratt Today
Earl Able
Ladies of the Columbus Community Church
North Center Street
Hershe In Hoc By The Hers Tong Way To American Cup
An unclear item notes a sports result involving Hershey and a high form format. It mentions Houston and Hogan or similar names with sparse details about a match or event at an American Cup, highlighting a recent performance and a late surge or attack. Entities are uncertain due to garbled OCR.
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Hershe
Hoc By
Puleing Ero
Leningson
Hogahey
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