Erie area notices and city updates across Corry Journal
A batch of notices from Erie and nearby towns covers street, civic, and school issues. Topics include criticism of highway policy, Elks and Grange events, police and animal control, a new fire hall bid plan, county airport survey, and school construction approvals. Continuous items note community meetings, funeral services, and local criminal investigations.
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Corry Journal
Erie
Arthur Gardner
Greater Erie Chamber of Commerce
Gardner Hhne
Erie County
Elks
J. Fred
Kinley
Elsie Roof
Titusville
Agai
Frank Wagner
Earl Mack
Earl Mack, the Last Ine Tongine
Titusvilles
Franklin ‘Street
Grange
Meadville
William F. Hoke
Crusade
Hugh Musbacher
Crawford County
American Cantor Society
Elks Lodge
Bracken Funeral Home
J. Harald Dugan
Erle
J. Harold Dugan
OM City
Cherrytree
Po-lice
Dan Blakeslee
West Street
City Palice
Corry
Mobil
Herbert Davies Davies
Bam
Hospital Report and Local Notices From Corry Area
At 7 am today the Hospital Report lists admissions including Mrs Marvin Holthouse Clymer Calvin Swarm and Mrs J F Needham among others, with multiple local names and addresses. Discharges include Leonard Stockton and Kathy Morton. weather and events note a three day American Legion Band Auto Show drawing large crowds and a January sale at Meln yre. Louis Zimmerman suffered injuries in a fire incident and Meadvill child Thoms Sehyamimg was reportedly struck near home. investigation into the tractor accident ongoing.
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American Legion
Melnyre’s
Eries
Louis Zimmerman
Ham
Jackson Baecer
Burl Sapger
Meadville
Dense eastern Pa fog slows traffic and airport operations
Unseasonably mild weather followed two weeks of cold as dense fog, described as the worst in years, choked eastern Pennsylvania. Philadelphia area and other points saw traffic crawl while lawn airports closed. Temperatures rose to the high 50s and the fog prompted a Turnpike speed limit drop to 35 mph from the eastern terminus to Morgantown Interchange. the Northeastern Extension was also affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Olt City
Allegheny River
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Howe
Morgantown
Berks 1
Pianist pleads alibi in Italian drowning scandal
Piccioni testifies he could not have aided Wilma Montes’s death as he was on holiday 140 miles away with actress Alida Valli at Amalfi near Naples. He and other principal defendants face charges tied to the 1953 Ostia beach death amid high society drug and sex scandal links.
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Piccion
Wilme Montes
Alida Valli
Piccioni
Pirce
Mass Valli
Amalti
Naples
Nea Rome
Ficcioni
Italy
Wilma
Ostip Beach
Andi
Bute
She
Mario
Scelba
Teacher On TV Wins $104,500 on NBC Twenty-One
Columbia University teacher Charles Van Deren, 30, son of a Pulitzer Prize poet, won $104,500 on NBC Twenty-One beating two challengers. He started with $99,000, then added $5,500 and will return January 1 to decide whether to take the winnings or gamble for more. NBC said the amount is among the largest in quiz history.
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New York
Charles van, Deren
Columbia University
Nidiow
Sky
Vallo Deren
Tor
Nbc-Tv
NBC
Broadcasting Company
Berlin
East Germany
Dling
Sendine
Communist Party
Walter
Ulbricht Sid Sudents
Ulbricht
Hille
Siute
Hungary
Poland
Fairmont Official Urges Gas Price Investigation in WV
Fairmont city official asks West Virginia’s congressional delegation to probe gasoline prices in Fairmont Morgantown and Clarksburg. City Director J Patrick Benyoni cites a one cent per gallon rise by Jager producers as inexplicable while Bescom reports locals pay more for gas than anywhere else in the nation.
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West Virginia
Fairmont
W. Va
United States Congress
Morgantown
Clarksburg
J. Patrick Benyoni
Jager
Bescom
Northcentral
Dalai Lama May Extend India Visit Amid Return Doubts
Reports from New Delhi say the Dalai Lama and Panchen Lama, in India since November 3 for Buddhist ceremonies, may delay returning to Communist Tibet. An Indian official cited no departure date from Kalimpong as diplomats weigh the possibility of asylum in India while the living Buddha reportedly deliberates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frere Elm
Indwas
Datel Banji
Tibet
Dalai Lami
Panchen Esmi
India
Buddha
Dali Lama
Ais
Calcutta
Festngyind
Kalimpong
Lhasi
Furman Defends Spoils System Amid Governor Talk
Furman told a television panel last night that the spoils system can work and that merit exists in hiring people who have supported you. He said he was not condemning public service and supported expansion of appointments by the administration, insisting appointees must work full time. The Democrat discussed possible 1958 governor candidacy, noting plans but noting many friends in the party.
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Furman
Hewii
OWPTA
Capital Corespondents
Identity Cards Ordered in Soviet Hung ary Rule
Budapest reports the Hungarian government orders all citizens to surrender identity cards by month end to tally who fled Hungary and account for prisoners freed during the October–November revolts. Russians designed cards show addresses occupations and movements. Rumors persist that General Pal Maleter faced secret trial and death.
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Budapest
Hungary
Pal Maleter
Tragic Tractor-Trailer Crash Kills Three Near Orrtanna
Five women from Blue Ridge Summit area were injured or killed in a icy highway collision in Adams County. Mrs. John Ott, 19, and Mrs. Randolph Debrick Sr., 19, died at the scene or later in Waynesboro Hospital. Mrs. Anna F. Watson, 28, died. others injured include Mrs. Alice S. Gilland, 48, with hip, leg, and pelvis injuries, and Mrs. Norman Kint, 31, with a fractured arm and contusions.
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Adams County
John Ott
Randolph Debrick Sr
Penmar
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Anna F. Watson
Blue Ridge Sumit
Orrtanna
Ott
Theother
Waynesboro Hospital
Alice S. Gilland
B.D
Waynesboro
Norman Kint
Pennersville
Blue Ridge Summit
Wins $13,000 verdict against truck company
Mrs Marian Giacome prevailed in a Westmoreland County jury trial against the Haxor Express of Pittsburgh after a collision on Route 6 in Allegheny Township in 1959. The $13,000 verdict against the trucking firm followed a claim that its driver was negligent in the auto truck crash.
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Haxor Expre
Pittsburgh
Westen
Marian Giacome
Robert Champman
Allegheny Townstip
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J. F. Needham
Maple Avenue
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Lethy Wank
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Thoms Sehyamimg
Columbus
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Leonard Stockton
Webb McCray
R. D
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Loblaws
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