Final high school plans discussed in Harrisburg
Warren Scheml, superintendent, in Harrisburg this week outlined scheduling for a proposed new high school. A 1200 seat auditorium was reduced to 1000 seats by Jointure, with changes also shifting some vocational training space.
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Corry Journal Printing Department
Tf Warren
Scheml
Whipple
Harrisburg
Jointure
Grice Jewelers
Limore
Franklin
Clair Catlin
Sandy Lake
Grove City Hospital
Catlin
Pranklin
Hospital casualty list and local notices from Corry area
At The Hospital Report shows admissions including Gene Rogers a 3 year old son of Mr and Mrs Walter Rogers Patsy Perry and Chire Porter and Linda Wolcott among others. Eve Frank Mugurski died at home after a heart attack. Friday buffet at Hotel Corry 5 30 to 9. Titusville Strawbridge pleads innocent to drunken driving before Alderman Love. Auction tomorrow at Lawrence Thomas inside if rain. Peach Sassafras redevelopment relocates 154 of 191 families with 37 remaining.
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Rainbow
Wattsburg
Dunkirk
Robert O'Husky
Edmund O’husky
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Gent
M. J. Kinecki
Gorecki
Joseph J. Duska
Duska
Penn News Room
Gene
Walter Rogers
Perry Hovey
East Frederick Street
Erry
Mead
Leonard Jackman
Third Avenue
Patsy Perry
West
Washington Street
Chire Porter
Walliam Street
Leon Cole
Ohio Street
Raymond Halfast
Spartansburg
John
John Long
Orson Munn
Frank Mugursk
Erie Fire | Department
Piremen
Hotel Corry
Titusville
Henry P. Strawbridge
N. Allen Love
Brie
Arthur Gardner
Peach-Sassafras
Redevelopment Authority
Washington Gift of Vicuna Cloth From Spanish Ambassador
The item notes that George Washington received vicuna wool cloth from Don Diego de Gardoqui, the Spanish ambassador. A framed Washington letter in the Spanish Embassy details the June 12 gift and Washington’s thanks. The cloth is described as exceptionally soft and refined.
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Guernan Adams
George Washington
Washington
Senor
Don Diego de Gardoqui
United States
Cowboy Receives Three Year Term For Jitting Case
Raymond Lewis Headspeth of Reno was sentenced to three years in federal prison after pleading guilty to interstate transportation of money taken by fraud. He agreed to return $186,600 of the $203,000 Mrs. Barbara Doubleday turned over in a Reno divorce scheme with her lover. The case involved a minister's wife and a Mexico trip ending in an Arizona motel. The judge credited discussions aimed at returning evidence and assets.
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Miamisa
Ramen Ott Bey
Raymond Lewis Headspeth
Reno
New
Barbara Fox Doubleday
James A. Doubleday
Grave Episcopal Church
Kirkwood
Headspeth
Richard G.taylor
Ernett C. Choate
Auto Workers Strike Ends at Columbus GM Plant
In Columbus Ohio an unauthorized one day UAW strike at the General Motors plant ended with picket lines withdrawn and 2500 morning workers returning. Local 969 president Sarah Campbell said the spontaneous protest targeted layoffs and seniority rule concerns as 400 to 500 workers were laid off in the past month during model changeover. The facility makes auto accessories and employs about 4500.
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Columbus
Ohio
General, Motors ‘Ternstedt
Paul E. Jones
Sarah E. Campbell
United Auto Workers
Anto Accessories
Unsold Fall TV Time Reflects Advertiser Caution
The busi ness recession has made television sponsors choosy about fall evening programs and networks hold millions of dollars in unsold time. From 7:30 to 10:30 p m Eastern time NBC has five hours unsold CBS about three and ABC eight. Washington's August 30 1786 letter predates his presidency by about three years.
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New York
Teleision
NBC
Weel
CBS
ABC
Modern electric water heater praised by Mrs Harvey Martin
Mrs Harvey Martin of Bear Lake extols the fully automatic electric water heater. She says it forgets fuss and always provides plenty of hot water, contrasting it with old bucket-a-day heaters and highlighting modern convenience.
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Harvey Martin
Bear Lake
Adv
Accardo Refuses to Answer Questions at Senate Probe
In Washington the Chicago rackets figure Tony Accardo invoked the Fifth Amendment at a Senate hearing into organized crime and labor racketeering while efforts to televise his testimony faced a court challenge. Accardo’s appearance follows related testimony about Sam Battaglia and the 1954 Teitelbaum office murder plot.
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Senate
Washington
West Side
Chicago
Sam Battaglia
Capone
Battaglia
Estelle Carey
Abraham Teitelbaum
al Capone
Accardo
H. Clifford Allder
WBKB
Channel 7
Allder
Committee
John L. McClelan
D-Ark
FBI
Underworld
Labor
McClellan
Detroit
Teitelbaum
Chicago Pine Arts
Teitelbaum linked to Chicago rackets under investigation
Senate Rackets Committee testimony tied Teitelbaum to Chicago rackets with Accardo as a reputed mob boss. Lt. Joseph Morris testified of a plot to kill Teitelbaum and frame it as suicide, involving gangsters Capriola and Weinberg, whose poisoned bodies were found in a car trunk.
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Senate
Teitelbaum
Accarda
Chicago
Joseph Morris
Louis Needle Nose LaBriola
James Weinberg
Morris
Accardo
Capriola
Weinberg
New Tax Law Seeks Jail Time for Employers Withholding
A new law takes effect imposing up to one year in jail and fines up to 5000 dollars on employers who deliberately withhold tax payments. The IRS says it covers federal taxes on admissions club dues safe deposit boxes and communications along with withholding taxes. Officials estimate about 5000 Western Pennsylvania employers are delinquent around 45 million dollars.
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Fa.ipununwi
Internal Revenue Service
Pennsylvania
Keep Hot Air Down in Arizona Temperatures Soaring
Phoenix editor urges readers to skip talk of heat. With temps up to 116 this week, the Arizona Republic says discussing past heat only stirs further hot air from those who claim it was worse before. The piece advises maintaining focus beyond sensational comparisons.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona Republic
Motor Purrs But Car Not Running Ends With Cat Removal
George Franks tries to start his car as a stray cat hides between the splash pan and a cross beam. Police and onlookers assist but cannot move the vehicle until a service station lift frees the cat and the mechanic collects his bill for removing the animal from the engine.
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Winston
George Franks
George
Franks
Franks’ House
Cat
Ome Buck
Russian paper assails Hoover in Brussels speech
A Moscow paper denounces former U S president Herbert Hoover 83 for painting a false image of America. It says he discovered a new America before criticizing the United States as happy and welfare minded, noting Hoover left the White House in 1933 amid claims of millions of ruined people.
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Hoover
Moscow
Herbert Hoover
United States
Brussels
America
White House
Tayestia
Heavy Rains Delay Freight Trains in Pennsylvania and Ohio
Heavy overnight rains caused slides and washouts along the Pennsylvania Railroad, delaying freight trains east of Midland and near Mingo Junction. East Liverpool and Salineville areas flooded with cellars and basements flooded. no injuries reported. Passenger service remained unaffected.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
PRR
Midland
East Liverpool
Mingo Junction
Ohio
Jethro
Wellsville
New Cumberland
Pennsylvania
Salineville
Little Yellow Creek
Ohio 99
Beaverdale Man Dies After Route 160 Crash
Walter J. Phillips, 21, of Beaverdale, died at Memorial Hospital from head injuries suffered in an auto crash on Route 160 in Summerhill Cambria County. He was alone in the vehicle, which swerved and overturned June 15.
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Herbie Johnson
Fredonia
Fredonia Steel
Tommy Sullivan Jr
Sullivan
Carroll
Jamestown
Tage Kihlberger
Gustav VI Adolf of
Sweden
Kihlberger
Joseph J. Mobilin
Erie
Mobilin
C. D
Jumestows ‘Table Co
Navy
Department of Commerce
Navy Purchasing Office
Washington, D
Virginia C. Benbow
Jeff Baldwin
Donald F. Wel Iejus
Wellefus
Eclipse
Oil City
Samuel King
Albert Leissner
Court Costa
Leissher
Baressi
Ericcata
Tituéville
Leonard N. Dittman
Dittman
Agai
Rex Warner
Wei
Warner's
Gulf Service
North Canter Street
Corry Hospital
Lee Stanbro
Linda
Darwin Wolcott
East Main Street
Gene Rogers
R. D
Jerry Rote
Fred Mitchell
Ruth Chiye
South Center Street
Adam Piccirillo
Brook Street
Timothy
Stella Beardsley
Center Street
Dolly Madison Pickles
Kraft’s Velveeta
Sweet
Dill
Bax
Veriepema
Cowboy
Ett
Aaa
UTH
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Ascension Islands
Africa
Central Presa
Phaether
Fom Frigidaire
Bermuda Shorts
Clothes
Corry, Fa
Pittsbur
Prestess
Rie Belle
Bammers
Sion
Ne Franks
Bostefacturer
Chuselta
Buenos Aires
Bank and Truport
Era Development Corp
Kirsten
VFW Co
Pittsburg
Cante
Justice
Mich
Can
Germany
Louis G. Feton
Vic
United Ste
Trier
Theodore Mu
Marysville
Dor Castle
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