Corry News Briefs Include Police Incident And Local Meetings
A late night disturbance on North Center Street ended with a drunken man being assisted after he collapsed on a tree. police found him unresponsive and he later died. Erie County meetings were planned for January 30 at McCray Community Hall to enroll farmers in conservation practices for 1962. Local police sought a 1956 black and white Chevrolet stolen from in front of the Corry Public Library. Karen Ferry lost a Corry Area High School class ring between Rex Theatre and Lob Jaws. State game funds paid $168 to 223 claimants for predators in December. Erie County workers numbered about 89,300 employed with 7,600 unemployed in November. A suit to dissolve the Allegheny-Clarion Valley Joint School District continued in Clarion County Court. Firefighter Lt. Thomas Dayrion helped at a fire in Clarion. In Warren General Hospital, a son was born to Mrs. Dayrion. Corty police charged John Sank with malicious mischief for damage to Carnation Milk Plant windows after domestic trouble. Harry Tanner’s funeral bearer was mislisted as Perry Tanner.
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Corry Public Library
C. Conrad Manrae
West Church Street
Kiwanis Club
Monroe
Pennsylvania
Columbus
Karen Ferry
Harley Drake
Corty
Carnation
Hagle Street
John Jar Sank
West Main ‘Street
Sank
Drake
M. S. Cobbeth
France Tightens Controls in Algiers and Two Cities
European doctors pressed for police escorts as authorities struggle with manpower shortages. Roadblocks cover approaches to Algiers and two other cities, traffic halted from 9 pm to daylight, with partial cordons and searches reduced. The move aims to curb arms flow to European Secret Army Organization and the Moslem National Liberation Front amid raids by commando units in army uniforms.
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Algiers
European Secret Army Organization
Moslem
Charles de Gaulle
Young Driver Killed in Moon Township Crash
A car left Route 51 and crashed into a stone wall in Moon Township killing the driver Carl S Wilson 22 of Glenwillard. Police say he was alone and died on arrival at Sewickley Valley Hospital.
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Pittsburgh
Moon Township
Carl 5S
Wilson
Glenwillard
Sewickley Valley Hospital
State Dept Revokes Passports of U S Reds
Washington AP reports State Department officials notified several top U S Communists that their passports are being revoked under new rules barring passports for known Communists. Notices sent by mail require a response within 30 days or an appeal. If appealed, they may confront evidence. Revocations target those with admissible evidence for open hearings. Names of those served were not released.
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Washington
State Department
Avid
U.S
Stanton Pushes Competition Over Regulation in TV Networks
Dr Frank Stanton president of Columbia Broadcasting System testifies at an FCC hearing advocating more competition through additional TV stations and networks to improve programming. FCC officials seek forms of regulation rather than absence, with Stanton as the first witness as three week hearings begin on network influence.
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Washington
Frank Stanton
Columbia Broadcasting System
Stanton
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Pentagon Adds Sea Based Command Posts
The Defense Department plans to add sea based alternate military headquarters after a nuclear attack. These include the underground Little Pentagon on the Maryland Pennsylvania border and the Northampton cruiser command ship. Secretary McNamara seeks funds to convert two mothballed light carriers and plans one new command ship each year for the foreseeable future. The move expands the command and control network linking bombers missiles Navy ships and troops with top headquarters.
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Washington
Defense Department
Pentagon
Maryland-Pennsylvania
Northampton
Robert 5. McNamara
Al‘ernate
Mickey Cohen Loses Furniture In Tax Case Auction
IRS agents seized Cohen’s warehouse assets and auctioned them to seek payment on a $400,000 back tax debt. The sale raised about $2,000 as the former West Coast gambling figure remains jailed awaiting appeal on income tax evasion charges.
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Lue Anunune
Mickey Cohen
Internal Revenue
Cohen
Woman Fatally Wounded In Home Break-In
A 3 year old woman was fatally wounded at her home and died five hours later at York Hospital. York police identified the victim as Donna Mae Snyder who lived with her grandmother. An intruder broke into the home around 12 30 a m. Police sought James W Har bold about 27 Dover
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York
Donna Mae Snyder
James W. Harbold
Dover
Spartansburg News: Local Skaters, Alumni Elections, and Events
In Spartansburg last week a chilly evening drew skaters to Clear Lake where a large fire kept hands warm and several claimed it was the best skating in 29 or 30 years. The Alumni Association elected Elof Dahl as president and announced a February 16 meeting, while planning a March basketball game to fund a banquet. Nearby, Crawford County events included a county association dinner in Conneaut Lake and social visits with neighbors. Spartansburg Grange set to meet with lunch, and the Sportsmen Club plans the Wally Taber Show for February 20. A UAV basketball game hosts Youngsville on January 26. The community observed birthdays, farewells as Arnold Crosby reenlisted in the Army, and local students earned recognition in the School Press Project for health cartoons and articles.
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Sparta
Elof Dahl
Ann Louise Rowley
Connie Morton
Helen Shreve
Ecenomes
Marchard
Williard Tillotson
Guy Scouten
Cameron Blakeslee
van Luther
Crawford County Borough Association
Conneaut. Lake
Bill Henry
Brie
Guy Rowley
Sparta Grange
Luke Sherlock
Wally Taber
Joe Prisinn
Youngsville
UAV
Don Swartz
Corry
Blain Crosby
Mark
Harold Crosby
Gary
Terry Crosby
Arnold Crosby
Linesville
Donna Swarte
Gary Crosby
U.S. Army
Arnold
Terry
Korea
June
Binkeslee Street
Glado Hear
Spartan
Crawford County
Annus
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Tuberculosis Association
United States
Joseph Chavasta
Tda
Virgil_Van Tyssel
Frank Lawson Land
Caroline of Corry
Strong Winds Wreak Havoc With Berlin Fence
Gale winds at 70 mph toppled posts and boards along the East German border fence around West Berlin. The damage created gaps East guards repaired while escapes occurred during the night as two women with a baby and another man slipped to the West.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Wall
East Berlin
Imade
Hit-Run Driver Surrenders in Titusville Case
Grant S Cooper 65 of Toronto Ontario surrendered to Titusville police after a hit run on January 5. He pleaded guilty to leaving the scene and to stopping at the scene charge, paid fines and costs, released on bond for Crawford County February term. Two women, Elizabeth Paden 42 and Laura Mackenzie 68, were injured when their car was hit at the intersection.
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Titusville
Grant S Cooper
Toronto
Olin
M. Allen Love
Cooper
Grawford
Alderman Love
Elizabeth M. Paden
Laura Mackenzie
Extended stay delays Saratoga return to Mayport
The aircrFat carrier Saratoga will stay in the Mediterranean an extra month and a half. A new date for returning to home base Mayport Naval Station near Jacksonville is set for May 11. No reason was given for the extension.
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Fila
Saratoga
Mayport Naval Station
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