Police blotter and community notes from Corry area
Police reported two youths fled Lehman's Tire Shop at West Main Street after a sighting in the alley. A crash near Mead involved Sidney J. Steuart. charges for driving on the wrong side. A marriage license was filed by John Griffiths and Sarah Lindsey. Spartansburg mourns the death of Homer Snapp. funeral plans pending. Erie County official Louis J. Rzymek joins welfare committee. Frank Groel Jr. faces drunk driving charges after a report of sleep at a store. North East workers strike for a contract and small raise. Civil Defense officer Clifford Holcomb listed in satisfactory condition. State highway bids set for Feb 14 covering Route 6 and routes 98/5. Mrs. Stuart Myers dies of heart attack in Warren. husband a former Corry resident. City pension assets reach $796,647. 151 beneficiaries. John W. Pless pays fine after disorderly conduct visit.
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Corry
Warren Street
Stuart Spencer Myers
Warren General Hospital
Warren County
Ed Lowrey
Myers
Union City
Oneida
North Center Street
In Memoriam Larry Miller Rest In Peace
In memory of our son Larry Miller who died seven years ago January 27 1957. Surrounded by friends we are lonesome in joys we are blue with a smile on our face we still have a heartache. Our hearts are sad on this day we miss you in every way. From Mr and Mrs Archis Miller Peewee and Dad and Mom.
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Larry Miller
Archis Miller
Judge Turns Down Plea in Boy's Death
In a rare move Judge Burton rejected Thomas Epperson's no defense plea for the beating death of 2 year old Denny Butterbaugh. The Grand Jury may indict for involuntary manslaughter after autopsy showed the liver severed by a blow. Epperson admitted slapping the child but denied kicking or punching.
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Ethir
Yvudge Burton RK
Laub
Thomas Epperson
Denver
Danny Butterbaugh
Denny) Buterbaugh
Grand
Commonwealth
Epperson
Denny
Edward H. Carney
Carney
Eppson
Judith Butterbaugh
Florida
Merle Wood
Dining spot burns along Allegheny River in O’Hara Township
A popular boating dining spot along the Allegheny River in O’Hara Township burned early today. A nearby house was damaged but no injuries were reported. Owner Tom Ragan of the Thunderbird Roatel estimated $250,000 in damages. Shop Your Corry Stores.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny River
O'Hara
Tom Ragan
Thunderbird Roatel
Corry Area High School Publishes First Program of Studies
Corry Area High School releases its inaugural Program of Studies guiding parents and students through curriculum philosophy, graduation requirements, course content, and school facilities. The guide, compiled by J Donald Watson with Superintendent Shupe and principals Peck Brant, will be updated as courses and policies change.
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Corry Area
Corry Area High School
J. Donald Watson
Watson
Corry
Noted Author Stuart N. Lake Dies in California
San Diego California Stuart N Lake aged 74 author of a Wyatt Earp biography that inspired an award winning TV series about the frontier marshal died yesterday in California. He wrote the definitive portrait of Earp and helped popularize the Western icon through his work and influence in media.
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San Diego
Calif
Stuart N. Lake
Wyatt Earp
Saturn rocket fuel line error blamed on carelessness
The report notes a test device called a blind flange was left in the fuel line during a routine pressure check. Technicians uncovered the aluminum plate two or three days after original installation, and project official Rocco Petrone attributed the issue to human error and missed steps.
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Rocco Petrone
Brakeless Big Ridden To Stop In Titusville
In Titusville a coal truck with no brakes steered between a stopped car and a westbound tractor trailer to miss a wider clash, then struck a tree. Howard Wright of Centerville guided the truck about 20 mph, causing damage to the Sutton car and trailer but no injuries. Ernest Sutton of Cambridge Springs and Jim Bickel of Oil City also involved. brakes failed on the Greer truck.
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Titusville
Ernest Sutton
Cambridge Springs
Howard Wright
Centerville
Mary Sutton
More Jailed In Racial Protest
The scene escalated as a paddy wagon arrived and demonstrators were bodily carried into the vehicle by white and Black officers. They resisted and shouted while officers struggled to control the crowd. Hundreds of white spectators watched as arrests continued at the jail.
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Dick Gregory
Labor unions eye profits and wages in 1964 bargaining
Labor leaders watch a 1963 profits surge by General Motors AT&T and Jersey Standard Oil with 100 plus contracts expiring this year and 1.6 million workers facing automatic wage increases. Tax changes and automation shape profits while Johnson urges moderation in wage growth amid looming contract talks and potential tougher bargaining.
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New York
General Motors
At&t
Jersey Standard Oil
Mbt
Isher
The
Treasury
Congress
Senate
Ray
Johnson
Reds Fall to Grays in Final Intramural Swim Meet
Linda Krupa led the Reds with three first places but Red team slipped 45 32 to the Grays at the YMCA. Betsy Bracken claimed a first and a second, Melinda Wil added two firsts, Abbie Meerdink Molly Judge placed third. Pebbie Peebles topped the Grays with one first and two seconds, Sue Wurm won first and third, Ellen Hooks grabbed two seconds and a third, Margaret Frisina was second, Barb Crowell had four thirds.
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Linda Krupa
Reds
Grays
YMCA
Miss Krupa
Betsy Bracken
Melinda Wilfirsts
Abbie
Meerdink
Molly Judge
Pebbie Peebles
Sue Wurm
Ellen Hooks
Margaret Frisina
Barb Crowell
Pennsylvanian freight derailment disrupts Homestead area
Work crews toiled in Homestead today clearing wreckage from a freight train derailment last night. Two diesel locomotives and 25 box cars derailed, snapping rails and utility poles and tearing down power lines within feet of several houses.
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Pennsy
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Homestead
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Lehman
West Main Street
Offiers
Arch Bristow
Garland
James Cooney
K. D
Mead
Bar
Cooney
Sidney J. Steuart
Spring Creek
Stewart
Erie County
John M. Griffis
Hatch Street
Sarah A. Lindsey
Third Avenue
Homer Snapp
R. D
Spartansburg
Naomi Clark
West Frederick Street
Ann
Louis J. Rzymek
State Association of County Commissioners
Herbert Wagman
Lancaster County
Hareold Gilbert
West Church Street
Gilbere
Frank Groel Jr
Cutting
Groel
GLF
Pennsylvania Avenue
Norbert Bachemner
Bernard Gloekler
United Steelworkers of America
United Steelworkers
Lew Jenkins
Jenkins
Clifford Holcomb
East Smith Street
Civil Defense
Corry Memorial Hospital
Pennsylvania Highways Department
Harrisburg
Erie
Mercer Counties
Ranges Corners
Beaverdam Road
Pairview
City of Fire
Arthur E. Gehrlein
John W. Pless
West Pleasant Street
Porter Auer
Auer
Ploss
S49
Pless
Memoriam
Boy
Bennett
Saturn
Business Mirror
Sam Dawson
Tony Fontane
Louis Hebers
Church OF the Nazarene
Essex Street
Corry, Pa
triValue Building Supply Center
Franklin Street
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