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O W observed nineteen items tied to a Tuesday event involving tugs and a cken in a brief city note.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1953
Page
3
O W observed nineteen items tied to a Tuesday event involving tugs and a cken in a brief city note.
Governor John S. Fine told an Erie delegation in Harrisburg that the Erie to New York Thruway bypass will be a turnpike toll road south of the proposed route. The plan shifts from a bypass to a turnpike link, aiming to protect farmland and avoid the North East fruit belt. A legislative bill to set up the road will be introduced next week by Assemblyman Wilber Waterhouse. The Erie party included Chamber of Commerce Secretary John Bowman and county officials.
Norman Blanchard Sr. and son Nan Blanchard Jr. died from severe burns after a fishing cabin near Genesee Pennsylvania caught fire. The father attempted to handle a lantern that dropped and shattered a gasoline bottle triggering an explosion. daughter Beatrice, 12, survived in fair condition with burns.
Tomas Holama, 17, sole support for a widowed mother and four siblings, pled guilty to drunken driving. President Judge Elmer J. Evins fined him 50 dollars plus costs, citing his youth and good record after his father’s death.
Mrs Jane Amelia Paige was buried this morning after funeral services at Spring Creek Congregational Church officiated by Rev Ivan Rosell. A sprayer service preceded at Bracken Funeral Home. Attendees from away included families from Aliquippa Meadville East Aurora N Y Union City Spartansburg and others.
Homicide Detective James Rimmel said a 10 year old girl identified as Julia Mae Johnson was found murdered in front of her home in the Hill District. He stated she had been raped. The report ends with an unrelated line about broccoli and cauliflower being forms of cabbage.
About 800 CSO United Steelworkers at the H H Hobertson Co in Ambridge strike in solidarity with 20 workers who walked out to press overtime pay demands for certain duties. The 20 were in the materials handling department.
Jamestown police report Daisy May Muydwell 18 and her 14 month old baby still missing since Monday. The mother’s mother Jmy Lovejay says the woman left with bedding and supplies en route to Fort Custer to see her husband who had been in Korea. Local authorities, including Cornvil M Zutterman, pursue leads while family awaits news.
Readable notes describe craft projects and games at the playground including molds of Gladeretis Indling and Dutch boy. Dodge ball tag and ping pong are noted with winners Bill Sussman Danny McAdowney Bobby Falcon over Sandra Vorrasca.
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