Corry Journal prints notices and local items
Local Corry Journal Printing Dept reports a range of notices and briefs from city departments and businesses. Items include a Sunday arrest of Carl Mangia on an embezzlement claim, a 800-pound Interstate Freight safe finding, beer and soda ads, Fourth of July events at Chautauqua Lake, a drive about a deputy investigation, and various community notices from Sumestowns to Meadville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Journal
Carl “Manders
Mangia
Horning
Jove Chitwood
Mangiaracina
Chitwood
F. L. Baresi
Frank H. Field Phsirmah
Columbus Firemen
Spring Creek Firemen
Columbus
Eric
Ene
Sunday Mornigv
26Th and
State Street
Tim
Ted Druvak
Arthur Bonamino
James Hayes
Durst
Michael ‘Kinca
Corry Journal Printing Department
Valentine Sarnicki
Worth Street
City Cab
East Main Street
Dion Citys
Asion City
Tyawe
Fie Chier Prantl
Elty Egutell
Ginnie
Hospital Notes And Local Industry Strike News
At The Hospital Feest compiles paid TEs. today is unable to summon physician in emergency. Discharged include Shaun, 6-week-old son of Bean McElroy Jr., Alfred Newhouse, Daniel 54-month-old son of Edward and Mrs. Dugan. Meadville talks on Meadville Malleable Tron Co contract with Local 1917 USW, risking a strike if no agreement. Meadville beer truck drivers end 16-week strike with terms undisclosed. workers to return to work. Ridgway fire after lightning hits a milk house and barn. Nulf home saved only partially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaun
Bean McElroy Jr
Snyder Circle
Alfred Newhouse
Clymer
Daniel
Edward Dugan
East Bond Street
Meadville
Meadville Malleable Tron Co
Malleable
United Steesworkers of America
Wil
Don Atwell
Aiid
Atwell
Texal Union
Oscar Kurt
Ginnie
Ameadville
Beer Distriu~tors
General Teamsters Union
YMCA
Ridgway
C. E. Nulf
Helen Mill-Penfield Road
Nulf
State Bank Report Requested From Harrisburg Banks
The Banking Department issued a call for a report of all state and private banks and trust companies under its jurisdiction as of the close of business Saturday June 30. The report must be published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank
Harrisburg
State Banking Department
Oit
Washington scoffs at Soviet alibi in Stalin critique
United States officials dismissed a Moscow document defending Joseph Stalin as a hastily drafted cover for past crimes. They labeled it a Kremlin attempt to sow disunity and evade accountability, arguing the current Soviet leadership uses the blame game to justify wartime victories and suppress dissent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingius
Amorim
Joseph Stalin
Gow
Ake Matif
Central Committee
Van
Communist Party
Nazi Germany
Stalin
Russi
Nol
State Department
Tipli
Pitin Toglisit
Make
Moscow
Mosco
America
Krentin
Tary
Dulles
Aeaingt
Cabinet Officer’s Daughter Engaged to Thomas Bearan
The daughter of a cabinet officer, Miss Brownell, 20, and Thomas James Beagan announce their engagement. Miss Brownell attends Dickerson College in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, and her fiancé holds a law degree from Dickerson and is a trade date student at Allegheny College in Ateid ville, Pennsylvania. The Beagans previously lived at ME Tebanat, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Brownell
Thomas James Bearan
Troilas Jims Beagan
Mhinsion Road
Sprinefield
Miss Brownell
Brownell
Dickerson College
Carlisle
Lance Fissist
Dickerson
Allegheny College
Ateid
Erie Forces Sewer Issue
Erie officials announced a large sewer project to separate storm and sanitary lines. inspector Neil Melaiehlit said new connections will be made and existing grating pipes replaced to prevent contamination. James Harvey and engineer McLaughlin described the plan and noted limited exceptions where storms mix remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Melaiehlit
Sanitary Een
Sanitary Eysten
Oewerd
McLaughlin
Metaughliy
James Harvey
Alain Pariitery
City Flood Plan Faces Sewage Plant Strain
McLaughlin notes rain water drains would overflow the sewer collection system and flood stations. Rain water loading could overwhelm facilities, hasten overcapacity, and even the new four million plant may be insufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graan
McLaughlin
Cnust
Bridge Painter Killed Crossing Street In Pittsburgh
Bridge painter John Sabo, 36, of Pittsburgh East End, was killed when struck by a 9 ton truck at Penn Avenue and North Beatty Street. Police say Sabo stepped into the path of a trailer driven by James E. Butler of Allen Town, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sabo
Pittsburgh
S. East End
Tone
Penn
Ayenue
North Beatty Street
Salt Sabo
James E. Butler
Allentown
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Aetna Steel Products Corporation
Arnot Lodge
International
Mayvilles County
Robert H. Miller
Miller
McIntyre’s
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Samuel Bayle
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Elks Pavilion
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WOTM
Titusville
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Chamber of Commerce
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Harvey W. Lowsker
Cophranton
Sherman Low Waton
Ecleide
MR. E
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General Gm Electric
Corry Hospital
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Israel
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United Israel Appeal
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