South Penn Company declares 50 cent dividend per share
City Piiony declared a 50 cent per share dividend for South Penn Company common stock at a board meeting payable to stockholders of record as of March 16. The report touched on local car break-ins, lost billfolds, stray dogs, and car damage across Corry with various residents named along East South Street and nearby areas. The piece also notes state atomic development discussions in Jamestown, police arrest statistics from Titusville, and rural millwork drivers facing snow delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
South Penn of Company
Clifford J. Stutzman
R. D
Corry
New York State
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Jamestown Board of Public Utilities
Oliver Townsend
Office of Atomic Development
Jamestown
AEC
BPU
Nine Police Slayings Spark Riots Near Cato Manor
In Africa nim nine policemen were herded into a native hunt and beaten to death by an enraged crowd last night. Police reinforcements rushed to the clash scene in suburban Cato Manor, restoring uneasy peace as armed patrols formed the area after a radio message warned of being stoned.
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Weeban
South Alwa
Cato Manor
Drill Toward Trapped Miners At Coal Mine
In Coalbrook South Africa a high speed drill advances toward 440 miners trapped since Thursday as rockslides clog the main shaft and halt underground rescues. Officials order an emergency shaft to supply food and air if survivors remain. Mine managers move a drill from an iron mine in the Transvaal to the Clydersdale colliery site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coalbrook
South Africa
Clydersdale
Transvaal
Daughters and Sons Born to Local Families at Corry Memorial
A list of newborns and births from Corry Memorial Hospital and Stem Memorial Hospital includes a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Giacoma at 102 South Second Avenue, a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hall at 820 East Sixth Street, a daughter to Mrs. Joseph Hand of 16 Maple Avenue, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Hoy at 339 Marion Street, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bensink of Clymer, a son born at Stem Memorial Hospital Union City to Mr. and Mrs. Alton Wethi of Waterford, Mrs. Raymond Johnson of 12 Miles Street, Union City, and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Daley of Waterford all noted yesterday or Saturday.
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Theresa Hand
Joseph Hand
Maple Avenue
WCA Hospital
Jamestown
Panama
Bt. Berrick, Md
Paul F. Berry
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick
Benjamin H. Berry
Pangma
Edward P. Giacoma
South Second Avenue
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry Memori) Hospital
Roger
Halll
East Sixth Street
Cory Memorial Hospital
Leroy Hoy
Marion Street
Harold Bensink
Clymer
Stem Memorial Hospital
Union City
Alton Wethi
R. D
Waterford
Raymond Johnson
Miles Street
Clinton Daley
Fumes Kill Four in Family in Suburban Indiana
Four members of the Leonard family died from carbon monoxide poisoning in basement rooms of a house under construction in South Bend Indiana. Homer Leonard 35, son Gene 6, daughters Suzie 8 and Sandra 8 perished. Bernadette Leonard 27 mother survived in fair condition at South Bend Memorial Hospital. Coroner Dr Edward Shelley said a gas heater clogged likely caused the poisoning.
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Equin Om
Ind
Surburban
South Bend
Homer R. Leonard
Gene
Suzie
Sandra
Bernadette
South Bend Memorial Hospital
Leonard
Kenneth Hart
Connellsville
Somerset County
Glen
Edward
Shelley
St. Joseph County
John J Neylon Succumbs At 82 In Corry PennsylvanIa
John J Neylon of Corry aged 82 died yesterday at Humot Hospital in Evier after surgery last week. Oldest Howard tannery employee, 50 years with the firm and top sales rep traveling in the U S and overseas. Survived by wife Martha Ford Neylon and eight children, two sisters, twenty grandchildren, six great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements set with Requiem Mass at St Thomas Church and burial in St Elizabeth Cemetery. Rosary service at Bracken Funeral Home and American Legion Auxiliary to visit Mineral home tonight.
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Wouldv. S Neylon
Gn Bagh
Pleasant Street
Humot Hospital
Evier
Mr. Neylon
J. W
A. B. Howard
Mr. Neyton
Newton
Corry
Howard ‘Tannery
Neylon
United States
St. Thomas' Church
Stanford Hose Co
Martha Ford
Fred Bartholme
Union City
Richard Cole
Williamsville
N. C
Frank Perry
Columbus
Paul Taylor
Donald
Arthur
R. D
Richard
Washington, D. C
Delia
Bess Neylon
Bracken Funeral Home
Bishop White, 86, Anglican Missionary Leader, Dies
Toronto report notes Rt. Rev. William Charles White longtime missionary bishop of the Anglican Church of Canada died yesterday at age 86. His mission work included Hunan province China and he joined the University of Toronto staff after returning from China in 1934.
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Toronto
Dens Silent On Party Nominee and Truman’s Hint
The report outlines Dens silent stance on a party nominee while Symington leans on Truman’s support. Truman hints at preferring a candidate who can mobilize voters, while Stevenson exhorts military strength and space research. New York leaders show no clear unity among Kennedy, Johnson, and Humphrey supporters as July convention looms.
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Symington
Truman
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
New York
Carmine de Sapio
John F. Kennedy
Richard Daley
Chicago
Jacob Arvey
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
Johnson
Daley
Ilinois
David Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
California
Candidates emerge in early Democratic presidential race
Report notes several hopefuls including Goya, Mennen Williams of Michigan, and Robert B. Meyner of New Jersey as potential contenders for a second-place nomination. The piece suggests strategic moves may influence the early field and voter support.
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Goya
Mennen Williams
Michigan
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
Phone Call Saves Six From Fumes
OKLAHOMA City AP report credits a telephone call with saving a family of six from a deadly fumes incident. William B Johnson, 29, awakened feeling ill and found his wife and four children unconscious. Johnson phoned his wife's mother and her brother-in-law who rushed to the home, aided everyone outside, then alerted firemen and an ambulance. District Fire Chief Ben Dancy said the illness resulted from improper combustion of fuel in a floor furnace.
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OKLAHOMA _City
Orig. AP
Wiliam B. Johnson
Johnson
C. E. Godwin
J. B. Godwin
Ben Dancy
Man Dies in Apparent Apartment Fire in Marianna
Fire swept a two story building in Marianna Pennsylvania killing 62 year old Thomas McDousky who suffocated in his second floor apartment. County coroner Farrell Jackson suspects faulty electrical wiring as a possible cause while other residents escaped. Damages have not been estimated.
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Marianna
Washington County
Thomas
Farrell Jackson Ee
Thomas McDousky
Verne films spark Hollywood surge in rights deals
Hollywood's Bob Thomas reports Jules Verne dominates at the box office with Around the World in 80 Days earning 22 million in the U S and Canada and 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea securing 8 million domestically. Journey to the Center of the Earth ends a Fox drought as multiple producers announce Verne adaptations including The Castaways and In Search of the Castaways. Disney touts securing rights worldwide after four years of talks, noting public domain status in the U S but protection abroad.
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Hollywood
Tennessee Williams
Grace Metalous
Jiles
Verne
Variety
United States
Canada
20Th Century Fox
Capt. Grant
Walt Disney
Vatate
Disney
Venue
MGM
Sid Rogell
Lions Leader Slater Dies at 58 in Washington
Lawrence B. Slater longtime Lions Clubs organizer and field director from 1928 to 1948 died yesterday in Washington at age 58. He aided formation of over 500 international civic clubs and served as secretary to Representative Charles M. Teague of California. Born in Esmond North Dakota.
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LIONS
Washington
Lawrence B. Slater
Lions International
United States
Slater
Lions Clubs
Charles M.teague
Calif
Esmond
N. D
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Paul F. Bauer
West Park Place
Po- Hce
Butters Atlantic Station
South Center Street
Alan Bryres
First Avenue
Katherine Fields
York Street
Wigners
East South Street
Grover W. Johnson
Wattsburg
Arthur Storer
EI Street
Titusville
Aries
William Kafferlin
Spring Creek Township
West Spring Township
Kafferlin
Steel C’ty Corp
Springdale
Allegheny County
Bene Fld Dills
Kalamazoo
Wallflower
Rainbow Rink
Wattsburg, Pa
Television-Electronics Fund, Inc
Reed, Lear & Co
Law
Pinaner
Phine 2
Corry, PA
Nama
John J. Neylon
Evans
Coats
Corty’s Smart Women's Shop
de Deans
Swidmanna
Service and Health
Dens
Page Mit
AUTO
General Auto -Repair
Frank’s
Thomas Motors
Roberts
Cash Piakaky
Beneficial
N. Center St
Sears
Erie — Corner
Eightly & State Sts
Beneficial Cossumar Discount Co
Bob Thomas
Evening Journal
GE Electric Irons
Camp Knives
BESTE
Pascal Celery
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