Linesville Man Hospitalized After Falling Prank
Lyman Thompson a 48 year old Linesville resident was rushed to St. Vincent's Hospital after reportedly being struck on the head during a prank while working at Erie Forge and Steel Co. He suffered a scalp laceration and was treated for injuries.
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Corry Journal Printing Department
Linesville
St. Vincent's Hospital
Lyman Thompson
Tt. D. 1
St. Vincent's
Thompson
Fleet Universal Corp
Erie Forge and Steel Go
Hallmark Cards
Sea’s Drugs
Warren McCray Cousins
Har Fitch
Elgin
Westfield
Westfield Academy and General School
Grice Jewelers
Britton Run
Eva Sexton
Stanley Ford
West Fire Department
Albert W. Baisler
David B. Crowe
Ann Arbor
Mich
Roman ‘Truth
Toronto
Ont
Diemer’s
Ridgway
Robeson
Titusville
Indemnity Insurance Co. of
Philadelphia
Hospital Report and Local Notices From The Corry Area
At the hospital report compiled as of seven o'clock today the list includes Mrs Ronald Danks and other local names with addresses in Corry and nearby towns. An expansion plan by R J Spaulding and Son adds 35 more employees to the wholesale distributor workforce. Also notes the death of Miss Isabelle M Carroll and recent motor violation sentences in Erie county court.
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Edward P Wittmann
County Cour
Wittmann
Erie
Evelyn Wittmann Kelsch
Mildred Wittmann Kleis
St. Joseph
Charles Joseph Wittmann
VFW
E. C. Woodruff
Eune
Joseph H. Zipper
Elmer L. Evans
Zipper
Academy High School
Department of Education
Gannon College
John M. Hickey
Dr. Zipper
Corry Beverage Distributor
Wheelock Community Aid
Raymond Root
Columbus Firemen’s
Columbus Fire House Grounds
Elvis Presley Charged With Speeding at Ft Hood
Patrolman B G Adams filed a speeding complaint against Pvt Elvis Presley for driving 75 mph in a 60 mph zone near Fort Hood Texas Presley training there before Germany duty in September Justice of the Peace Whit Boyd said a guilty plea could bring a 20 60 fine Presley may settle by mail John King 20 Coburne saw Presley react to a potential race during the encounter
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Elvis
Worth
Tex
B. G. Adams
Elvis Presley
Presley
Ft. Hood
Texas
Germany
Adams
Justice of the Peace
Whit Boyd
FU. Hood
John King
Coburne
King
IGY Declares Solar Interval Amid Flare Report
The International Geophysical Year announced a 24-hour Solar Interval starting 8 p.m. EDT as observers note a major solar flare. Reports from Sydney Mitaka Japan and Honolulu cited strong radio noise and expected effects include magnetic and ionospheric disturbances and possible cosmic ray activity.
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Wan Inimary Oysgr Sens
IGY World Warning Center
National Bureau of Standards
Belvoir
Sydney
Australia
Mitaksy
Japan
Honolulu
Lawyers Awarded 210000 in Hoffa Union Case Fees
Three attorneys who represented rank and file Teamsters in the suit to bar James R. Hoffa from the presidency were awarded 210000 in jewelry fees by U.S. District Judge P. Dick Letts. The judge called the amount just and reasonable and said fees would be shared per their agreement. The plaintiffs from the New York area sought to prevent Hoffa’s election as union president.
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Hoffes
iGet
Washington
Aretorneys
James R. Hoffa
U.S
P. Dick
Letts
Godfrey P. Schmidt
New York
Thomas J. Dodd
M. J. Rhimienfeld
Harbford
Conn
Dodd
U. S
Connecticut
Schmidt
Hoffa
New York Area
Tokyo Plane Crash Kills Two in Tachikawa Field
A C47 crashed and burned shortly after takeoff from Tachikawa Air Base. Two of three aboard were killed, pilot Lt. James E. Hoden aged 29 from North Little Rock Arkansas and co pilot Lt. Clifford J. Bueschel of Chicago. The navigator was seriously injured and unnamed.
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Small I — Au
Air Fore
Tachikawa Air Base
James E. Hoden
North Little Rock
Ark
Clifford J. Bueschel
Chicago
Talks In Recess Philadelphia Guild Rejects Contract Offer
After a secret all night meeting the American Newspaper Guild and the Philadelphia Inquirer negotiated toward ending a 38 day strike. The rejected two year contract would have raised pay up to seven dollars weekly and preserved job security terms.
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Philadelphia Guild
Inquirer
Philadelphia ii
American Newspaper Guild
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Guild
Philadelphia
News
Joseph ‘Colangelo
Colangelo
Mangament
Picket Lines Pause Amid Driver Settlement Dispute
May 30th strike authorization declined while Guild and Inquirer drivers reach a June 26th settlement. The Bulletin resumes driver payroll but blocks truck movement until Inquirer drivers return.
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The
Bulletin
Inquirer
Soustelle Named to French Cabinet Information Minister
De Gaulle appointed Jacques Soustelle to his cabinet as information minister, signaling a response to Algeria crisis. Soustelle had been the Algerian colonials' political brain behind the May 12 revolt that helped bring De Gaulle to power, and his omission had frustrated colonial leaders who hoped he would become resident sinister for Algeria to secure their influence and thwart Moslem rebels. De Gaulle acts as his own North Africa minister for now, with Gen. Raoul Salan on the ground.
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Aris Wi
Ae Gaunie
Algeria
Jacques Soustelle
Soustelle
Paris
de Gaulle
Raoul Salan
Mystery of 300000 Greenelease ransom hidden money
St Louis investigators focus on $300000 in the $600000 ransom paid for 6 year old Bobby Greenlease. Subpoenas issued to Joseph Costello John Hager and Robert Baker link to the Kidnap case with ties to unions and the Teamsters local. Hall and Heady died in a Missouri gas chamber in 1953.
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Robert ¥. Kebnedy
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Robert Greenlease
Kansas City
Austin Hall
Bonnie Brown
Kennedy
Joseph Costello
Ace Cab Co
St. Louis
John Hager
Cab
Robert B
Barney) Baker
Teamster Union
James R. Hoffa
Hager
Hall
Bobby Greenlease
Baker
Teamsters Cab Drivers
Heady
Missouri
Gas Chamber
Polio Vaccination Drive Expanded on Blackfeet Reservation
Six Blackfeet Indians in Billings area have polio, prompting Indian Health Service to order a mass campaign. Dr Charles McCammon said plans inoculate about 4,000 of the 4,500 enrolled on the Blackfeet reservation to head off a possible epidemic.
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Billings
Mont
Indian Health Service
Charles
McCammon
Blackfeet Reservation
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Frank Campisanio
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Jeff Baldwin
Ripley
Central School District
Paul Garden
Jobe Wolf
Corry Hospital
Ronald Danks
John
John Sprovers
Most Avenue
Ben Skitiner
Pranklin Street
Russell L. Sbumpoe
Robert Eliason Sr
Mhan Clymer
Patricix
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Garin
Norinun Kent
Watlabure
Louis Locke
Spartansburg
Robert
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Jidy Ann
Haymond Reed
Clymer
Nellie Koestner
Sixth Avenue
Jennie Lyman
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Art Schaub
S&b Grean
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South Center Street
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U. S. Army Michigan
Detroit
Jupiter
Redstone
United States
Inquirer Management
Paul Yager
Thenquirer
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Ellen Lale
James Stewart
Kim Novak
Vertigo
Kirk Douglas
God's Little Acre
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Anthony Man Kan
Mma
Imma Os
Oroay Ayn Tata
Erie Dad
Sey
Peature Reying
Loo
Diane Varsi
Don Murray
Hell
Bennetts
E. Crosby Bush
E. Main St
Dial
Gay New Catalina
Al’s
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Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
Khrust
Berlin
Mier
Plat
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Uniontg Superior Co
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