Local Officials Elected And Factory Reopens In Jamestown
Walter Bertram was named president with Joseph Purst as vice president and John Rossbacher as secretary, while R. Bivin Puller became treasurer in the coming year. Jamestown plant of Blackstone Corp reopened after a week idle. 400 laid off, 90 back to work. 30 maintenance workers stayed on. Marlin Rockwell Carry reports recalls of some workers. Richard Hypes notes about 25 recalled in three weeks. State Highway Safety suspends driving privileges of Warren Connans Beulah L Hartford and Leslie A Allege for 30 days. Columbus resident Helen F Fantasie called for Warren County grand jury duty starting Monday. David L Buell, 18, of Corry pleaded guilty to two burglaries in Crawford County, linked to local crimes at Dairy Queen and coin entry. Keppel Tiffany reports loss of two $10 bills downtown. Police report wandering dog and a panhandler jailing. Police bring Robert E Taylor from Warren County jail after tie to local robbery. awaits Warren County case. School Secretary Louis Tullio urges parents to curb vandalism to save $30,000 annually in repairs. Bay transit to Erie June worded stopover with 270 Bay City tourists. Warren stores extend Monday hours to 1 pm. Local obituaries note life of Mr. Briggs, 61, born 1882, retired after 43 years. Adventists in Erie district discuss faith readings. county treasurer Robert Miller urges fiscal independence from state and federal aid.
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Blackstone Corporation
Jamestown
Jasuiry
Marlin Rockwell Carry
Richard Hypes
Tast
Lawrence Lands New Democrat Administration
Governor Lawrence hailed the Kennedy administration’s first ten days as decisive and constructive at a Roosevelt Day luncheon. He urged that America chose vigor, courage, calmness, and duty, and warned of economic danger mirroring Roosevelt’s 1930s crisis amid unemployment and materialism.
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Sakopunun Jay
Kennedy
Lawrence
América
John Kennedy
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Laurence
The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Is Always There
A reflective piece compares spoken language to air and highlights the lasting permanence of printed text. It considers how voice fades yet written records endure, underscoring the value of archival literacy and careful documentation.
Route 6 Bypass and Route 277 Diversion Plan Near Corry
The Corry city master plan contemplates a Route 6 bypass starting at Columbus Avenue and North Center Street sweeping to the fish hatchery curve west of town, plus a Route 277 re routing to ease traffic. State and Baker engineers favor straightening Route 6 to boost northwest development while avoiding residential disruption. Money shortages delay funding, with Route 6 prioritized over Route 277 and both seen as future modernization of Corry’s traffic system. The article also notes local politics and a Pennsylvania legislative association election.
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Baker Engineers
Corry
Columbus Avenue
North Center Street
Fish Hatchery
North Center
West Smith
Baker
Enginnes
Spartansburg
West Pleasant
West Pleasant Street
Fragmented Financial Figures From OCR Record
A murky OCR snippet shows scattered monetary values including 1250.00 and 300.00 along with 1723.09 and 276.00 87.00 and 138.45, lacking clear context or entities to identify a coherent news item or event.
JOST Amoroso Home Improves Near South Center
The JOST Amoroso Home at 2 South Center Sky Ist Ward has been improved with a refined Varinmchant, featuring small rooms and a usable residence. It includes a garage and is valued at 8250 dollars.
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John Downey
3Rd Ward
Johnson Street
Everf'rt Phullin
2Nd Ward
Raymond Ave
Jost Amoroso
South Center
Be O Visito Corry Conte Next Home Local
Be O Visito Corry Conte Next Home Local describes a confusing, fragmented note about a basketball game and a visit. It mentions Corry and Erie, a home return, and a sale, with unclear sequencing and several garbled phrases. The readable elements point to a local sports mention and a town setting, but details are incomplete.
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Janun Ollers
Erie
Fragmentary BRIE item from 01 Source
Readable fragments show a brief item mentioning a date or event, but specifics are unclear. The text hints at a night scene and related actions, with names or places obscured, requiring cautious reconstruction from limited OCR.
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Wenivers DT
State Bureau of Highway Safety
Warren Connans
Beulah L. Hartford
Bear Lake
Leslie A. Allege
Columbus
Helen F. Fantasie
Warren County
David L. Buell
Crawford County
Buell
Dairy Queen
East Columbus Avenue
Keppel Tiffany
East Smith Street
Tiffany
Washington Streets
Robert Patterson
West
Washington Street
Elk’s Club
Harley Drake
Frank Carnegie
Robert E. Taylor
West Main Street
Aust
Drake
Taylor
Louis Tullio
Tullio
U. S
Folrtore
Warren
Petill
Monadys
Gan
Tama
Ory
Guriaud
Pennsylvania
Briggs
Rock City
Garland
Youngsville
Laur Mutth
Woussi
Chautauqua
Robert H Miller
Board of Supervisors
Miller
Democrat
Gultagen
Jounal
Tim of
Tim of Michiel Baker, Inc
Gihunyin
Hie City
Plannie Commission
Corry Uacre
Elected Press
MEAD
Harrisburg
Fred B Walters
Asociated Press
Pennsylvania Legislatve Correspondents Association
Waiters
Duke Kaminski
Philadelphia Bulletin
GOP
Congress
Thruston B. Morton
Ehilrma
Morton
America
Dwight D. Ne Hower
Uxt
Republican National
Spital Hill
Kenaiados
Wey
Shin
Sed Hile
Hull IE Pam
Ptee
Acim Ld
Erin
National Bank of
the National Bank of Corry
NG and
BIT Insurance Corpora
Jer
Citizens National Bank of Corry Savings
Citizens
1 Advertis Airport Authority
City OF Corry
Iabor
Electricity Supplies
Cory
Cassius Elston
CPA
Melvin S. Cobbett
Patriot W. Vargo Assel
W. Brown Realtor
Leon W. Cole
Tome’ Rd
Obi St
Coleaman Gas Furnace
Nichols
East Main St
Spruance
ISLE
Margarine
Fis
TUFFY
Kendall
Fogle Lumber ‘Co
Franklin St
Corry, Pa
Aor
Tale Top Glass
ATP
ROPMR
Frank's
Phan
Crystal Coal CO
Majile Ave
Hammond
Fuge Street
Dial
SOO Repatteervice
Carlyle Piren
West Squitty Street
Quick Clean Coin Laundry
Washington St
Beavers
Burch
Pittsburgh
Titusville
Sel
Paige
Omley
Romley
Said
Oller
Tour Ville
Ji Iain
Itry
Colon
BRIE
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