Corry News Briefs Highlight Local Tax, Weather and Legal Matters
Community reports show Thremintus general fund shrinking and a 1987 balance near 97.6 thousand dollars. Local officer action cites Peter YT Michael of Union City for stop sign violation, while a Brook Street resident seeks police aid at 7 30. Fire police card distribution to begin with new raids and swearing in of active members. Lottsville Church to host pancake supper and bake sale from 5 to 8 pm. Social Security office warns housewives to report wages for private domestic workers, employer liability noted. An opossum sighting on a porch is reported during cold weather conditions. Reckless driving charge against Vincent Dugan discharged for insufficient evidence. Weather outlook includes colder days and possible rain or snow. County treasurer salary ruling sets 2 1/4 percent on receipts and expenditures, ending a two year dispute. Macrino bound over to Meadville court for auto battery theft case.
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Bernard A. Farnbaugh
Social Security Administration
Farnbaugh
Red Scientists Criticize U S Ban On Visitation
Dr Warren Weaver of the Rockefeller Foundation condemned U S limits on visiting Red scientists as silly little international spitballs and said the policy makes the nation look ridiculous. His testimony before the House Government Information subcommittee covered government roles in science amid State Department restrictions and tit for tat measures with Russia.
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Warren Weaver
Rockefeller Foundation
United States
House
Government Information Subcommittee
State Department
Russia
Career Criminal Back In Jail On Holdup Charge
FBI charged 30 year old Naschak with a 19865 armed hold up of Pulaski Savings Loan. He threatened a woman customer’s daughter during the robbery yesterday, eight days after his parole release. Naschak was held in Jersey City on 50000 bail. he had a long history including a 1954 15 to 40 year sentence and a prior jailbreak remark to a judge.
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Naschak
Pulaski Savings Loan Association
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Jersey City
Brazil
Naschek
Stella Bandarovich
Lelbowicz
Irvington
Edward Durning
Durning
Rochester Father Hollywood Eddie Anderson Welcomes Son
Eddie Anderson and his wife Eva became the parents of a son yesterday in Rochester. Anderson stars as Rochester on the Jack Benny television program. They also have a daughter who is 17 months old.
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Rochester
Hollywood
Eddie Anderson
Eva
Anderson
Jack Benny
Leader Blasts Furman Praises Dilworth in Pa Campaign
Harrisburg reports a shifting Democratic race with Governor Leader backing Philadelphia Mayor Dilworth as meeting basic requirements for governor. Furman fails to meet his standard while Livengood announces GOP candidacy. McClelland hints at a primary run as Philadelphia discussions heat up.
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Pennsylvania
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Roy Purmah
UG Senate
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William 8. Livengood Jr
Somerset County
Dilworth
Furman
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John H. Clough Dies in California Popcorn King
John H. Clough, longtime Pittsfield resident known as Popcorn, died last week at his daughter Helen Wrubtes home in Los Angeles. Born March 11 1873 in Factoryville he earlier worked with his father in wagon and carriage, ran a restaurant and popcorn business, and moved to Los Angeles about 30 years ago. He and Lilla A. Davis had 10 children including Valeds Caldwell Pearsbury Robert Clough Helen Wrubleyki Vinora Crandell Fav orite Darms John Jr and Harry Clough. Also survived by sister Mrs H O Ketner of Mt Vernon. Burial was in Los Angeles.
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Helen Wrubtes
Los Ans Jets
Factoryyile
Mo Ican
Lilla A. Davia
Pittsfield
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Mich
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H. O. Ket
Mt. Vernon
Los Angeles
May Quiz McElroy On Preventive War
The piece notes U S defense policy favors defense over offense. Johnson cites a volume urging deterrence plus limited attack to weaken the Soviets and push them toward peaceful leadership. Nimitz questions preventive war and doubts another world war, hoping reforms in Russia reduce global conflict risk.
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Gontiews
United States
Johnson
Free World
Natron
Free Nations
Nimitz
Russia
Lord's Day Alliance censures Dilworth over Sunday laws
At the 69th annual meeting the Lord's Day Alliance of the United States passed a resolution censuring Dilworth for his stance on Sunday Blue Laws. The action criticized his advocacy to relax restrictions to allow some Sunday activities previously forbidden, arguing he challenges both government authority and church tradition.
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Lord's Day Alliance
United States
Dilworth
Commonwealth
Christian Church
Wage talks loom as prices rise during recession
New York business leaders warn continued wage hikes and rising costs threaten profits and jobs even as production falls. Inflation, delayed price rises, and higher operating costs fuel the dispute, with auto, coal, and dressmaker contracts looming this year and 1½ million workers in line for wage negotiations.
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Eisenbisie
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Rising costs hit workers across multiple industrial sectors
Business Mirror notes broad wage pressures as 500,000 to 900,000 workers face pay rises in fields like chemicals, plastics, food, meat packing, labor, and electrical equipment. Costly energy and raw materials push prices higher, drawing concern from the president and business leaders about shrinking profits and inflationary strain.
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Mulvirlus
Selected Jurors For Murder Trial In Blair County
Eight jurors chosen over two days in Blair County Criminal Court for the murder trial of Glenn A Lramer 83 Hollidaysburg. State alleges Lramer killed his grandfather during an attempted robbery at the man’s home in Frankstown. Body found in a water filled quarry days later.
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Blair County Criminal Court
Glenn A Lramer
Hollidaysbury
Convibion
Lexmer Shiy
Durin
Uediman
Frankstown
Slow Search For Plane Survivors
A chaotic report notes ongoing efforts to locate survivors from a missing plane. Navy debris findings are mentioned alongside officials and experts discussing search progress and potential timelines. Multiple names and places appear in garbled segments, but the focus remains on the search operation and its uncertain outcome.
Storm toll rises as Kansas town reels in upheaval
Fragmented OCR text shows chaotic mix of names and phrases mentioning Kansas, storm, loss, and unclear events. Readable bits indicate fatalities and distressed reactions but specifics are obscure. The piece hints at weather disaster impact with local names uncertain due to damaged text.
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