Corry motorists charged with license, speed arrests
A list of driving privilege suspensions and fines appears for several Corry motorists, including unlicensed operators and speeding penalties. Other items note two missing grocery carts found, a pig killed by a car near Waterford, a property tax appeal, city arrests in June, and upcoming church missions and civic projects.
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Corey
Unam H. Kenpel
Aneto Street
Harold D.skinner
Poursh Avenue
Roselle Mt. Bradford R
D. J. Corry
Richard A. Herberg
West Pleasurerst
Charles W. Hess
Raymond Avenue
Nes
Vanuk
East Smith Street
Noted twins bid to free Cheryl from California court
The flying Finn twins sought a writ of habeas corpus in the California Supreme Court to free Cheryl Crane, daughter of actress Lana Turner, from El Retiro School for Girls. Cheryl’s father Stephen Crane called the action a surprise as authorities said she is happy, while the petition alleges unlawful restraint in connection with the murder of Johnny Stompanato. The twins appeared with George C. Finn of Los Angeles.
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Cheryl San Francisco
Flying Finn
California Supreme Court
Lans Turner
Cheryl Crane
el Retiro School For
Chery
Stephen Crane
Crane
Dallas
George C. Finn
Los Angeles
Cheryl Han
Johnny Stom
Anata
Finn
Charles
Georie
Elmira man confesses to four murders dating back decades
Frederick Wood, 48, told police he killed four people over years from a 1942 beating death in Elmira to two elderly men and a teen romance victim, with notes found in a Queens apartment tipping off authorities. He described arsenic laced cream puffs and a mutilation among the described crimes. Parole board had allowed his release after 17 years in prison.
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New York
Frederick Wood
Taft
Queens
Wood
John E. Lown
Elmira
Michael J. Morgan
WELM
Khrushchev Warns USSR May Invade Neutral Austria
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev warned in Klagenfurt that Soviet troops could march into neutral Austria if American rocket bases in northern Italy are used against socialist states. He implied Austria would be violated and suggested Vienna advise Rome to avoid escalation. Government sources say talks with Chancellor Raab continue and Khrushchev cut short his Austrian tour.
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Yinince
Italy
Khrushchev
Ussr
Austria
Viena
Julius Raab
Soviets Begin New Series Of Long Range Rocket Tests
Moscow reports the start of a new series of multistage carrier rocket tests aimed at space exploration and possible Mars missions. The first test fired a rocket 9000 miles into the central Pacific, with Tass noting the dummy final stage prepared for atmosphere passage and potential recovery of a space probe payload.
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Moscow
Mars
Central Pacific
Tass J
Tass
United States
Cape Canaveral
Indian Ocean
Defense Department
Negroes Boycott Tennessee Stores In Knoxville
Negroes in Knoxville switch to a stay-away-from downtown movement as they say conditions will improve for all. For weeks they held sit-in demonstrations at downtown stores seeking service at all-white lunch counters.
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Tennessee
Knoxville, Tenn
Steel industry faces weak July demands and potential August rebound
The Business Mirror reports steelmakers face a slow July due to fewer orders and vacation shutdowns while vacations hit user industries. Analysts project August improvements in orders for alloy steel, with output cuts to persist into fall as mills shift to 1940 model changes. Iron Age notes no record production feasible this year. 70 percent capacity needed in H2 to reach 114 million tons.
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New York
Steemen
Iron Ave
Tharkes
Ality Steel
Appliance makers pause orders amid inventory glut
The text notes 23 appliance makers delaying orders until products sell. Judson S. Sayre, chairman of the Norne division of HorW-Warner, expects heavy appliance inventories to adjust within 60 to 90 days. Railroads focus on mergers rather than steel orders as the industry seeks to cut supplies and slow new steel purchases for exploration. Home building lags behind steel industries.
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Judson S. Sayre
jNorne
Horg-Warner
Hold Teacher In Tailor's Murder
Harrisburg area man W Hepford a 47 year old school teacher pleaded innocent to murder and burglary charges in Dauphin County court. He was held without bail as the grand jury weighs the case. Prosecutors say he killed tailor Richard Mattingly whose body was found in his car dragged from the Susquehanna River last Wednesday morning.
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Harrisbun
Ari
Eawith
W. Hepford
Dauphin County
Grand Jury
Joseph Demma
Hepford
Richard M. Mattingly
Gettysburg
Mattingly
Susquehanna River
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Conneaut
Oho
Waterford
Guy Lastinger
George A
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Fairview
Regent
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Erie Police Department
Edward V. Williams
Arthur J. Gardner
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Frank Rosé
Milsary
New Guinea
Ross
Wilma ‘Armitage
Spring Creek
Corry High School
Toccoa Falls
Bstute
Alliance Church
Marletta
Beth Rey
Toroniti Anada
Cingmiue School
Sune Bay
West Main Street
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Paver
J. R. Dearing
Council
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Gaudi
Gila
Narbor
Westfield
Winer
West Virginia
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Commerce
Erie
Corry Venwrans of
Porden Wars
Titusville
Drake Well Memorial
Pennsylvania Fezistaters
USA
Hlatusboenee
Eyang Fool
Tomatoe Rey Museum
Spontivos Effet
Lla Diate Bello Tenis
Nereuae Dugmut
Lee
Miliona Bavn
Gil Ysis
Borstorff & Fitch
First Ave
Corry, PA
Edna Dianne MacVicar
Pat Cloud
Christine McSwaine Toat
Miami Beach
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Judy Rebecca Pletcher
Louisiana
Roney Plaza
Sana
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New Brunswick
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Sim
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Elwood G. Laurenson
Hughesville
Laurenson
Harold Tonkein
Loblaws
N. Center St
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Ena
Business Mirror
Sam Dawson
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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