Local notices and ads mix in Corry area page
A cluttered ad and notice collage lists grocery specials from Williams Market Route 6 west of Corry and fresh produce prices, hospital contacts, admissions and discharges, a line ad for a local radio or theater act, plus bowling league invitations at VFW. It includes addresses, telephone lines, and event times, with miscellaneous consumer notices.
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Williams
Corry
U.S
Deer Head Inn
Lees
Turben
Chevrolet
Sparta
Slim
Mominors
East Carroll Parish test yields 28 passing voters
Twenty eight Negroes passed a federal voter qualification test in East Carroll Parish Louisiana under the 1960 Civil Rights Act. Twenty nine failed and 25 applicants did not show. Judge Hunter will decide after July 2 hearings, with Sovereignty Commission backing uniform registration. Eight correct answers required. five perfect scores, then reading the Louisiana Constitution aloud in open court.
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Monroe
Lousiana Parish
East Carroll Parish
Louisiana
U.S. Dist
Edwin F. Hunter Jr
Hunter
East Carroll
Sovereignty Commission
Legislative
Resort Hotel Blaze Kills Two in Catskills Resort
LIBERTY New York early today a hotel fire in a Catskills resort area killed at least two guests or staff. Fire crews found bodies in the ruins and authorities suspected a possible third death as guests and workers were among the injured. Medical teams transported survivors to Maimonides Hospital while officials worked to identify victims and determine ages and sexes.
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Liberty
Catskill Mountain
Maimonides Hospital
Gov't Ride Quits Advisory Post To Silence Critics
Washington AP report states John P. Duncan Jr. resigned as paid adviser to the Georgia Farm Insurance Company in his role as assistant secretary of Agriculture. Duncan described the move as ending a potential conflict of interest and noted the firm denies any federal business. He received 2000 dollars a year under the advisory arrangement, disclosed after his February 1961 appointment.
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Washington
John P. Duncan Jr
Georgia Farm
Jeeeee Insurance Company
Duncan
Georgia
Insurance Company
Department
He's 13 on Friday says he isn’t afraid of Friday the 13th
In Washville Tennessee a boy who turns thirteen on Friday shrugs at superstition planning a Halloween style party. He carries a rabbit’s foot and a horseshoe but says he’s not really superstitious and enjoys black cats and walking under ladders. Local shops promote Corry Stores.
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Washville
Tenn
Jay Sith
Deaths Earle Sandy Sanford passes at home
Mr. Earle Sandy Sanford of R D 1 Carr died last evening at home after a week in hospital. Born October 23, 1880 in Great Valley, he lived much of his life in Sanford and Spring Green towns and worked as a teamster in lumber woods. Survived by wife Sadie and several relatives, body at Bracken Funeral Home with calling hours today and tomorrow, funeral Sunday at 2 PM with Rev. Robert Pier officiating. Burial in West Spring Creek Cemetery.
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Sanford
R. D
Carr
Yomngsville
Mr. Sanford
Great Valley
Randolph
Sanford and Spring
Cred
Sadie
Gi Inald Crowell
Cort
Robert Pshahipi
Riv
Bear Lake
Richard Confer
Pittsfield
Lloyd Johnson
Montevvideo
Minn
Harold Nordseth
Granite Falls
Bracken ‘Funeral Home
Robert Pier
Weat Spring Creole Cemetery
Three Men Critical After Area Smashup
Three men remain in critical condition at Meadville City Hospital after a flaming crash that also killed a woman. Rane Templeton 27 and Robert Nowell 23 both of Cambridge Springs were injured with the single fatality reported from the wreck on Route 6 north of Meadville.
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Meadville
Meadville City Hospital
Meese
Rane Templeton
Robert Nowell
Cambridge Springs
Canelt
Oire
Petes Fe
Uifries
Elderly Man, 85, Shoots Younger Man To Death
An elderly man aged 85, Livther Sutton, shot and killed Thomas McKinney, 42, in a Homestead alley after a quarrel. Sutton, a retired borough employee, is in Allegheny County jail on a district attorney’s detainer awaiting formal charges. The dispute’s motive and value of the quarrel remain undetermined.
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oHomnestead
Pality
Janis Armstrong
Livther Sutton
Thomas McKinney
McKinney
Homestead Hospital
Sutton
Allegheny County
From Gunman to Rehabilitated Youth in New York
Three years earlier Robert Nazzaro faced a charges and a judge urged rehabilitation. Now he works toward an engineering career and seeks to have his record erased as an effort to restore a clean slate. Assistant District Attorney Maurice Nadjari and Judge Davidson influenced the shift toward treating him as a youthful offender.
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New York
Robert Nazzaro
Burnmany
Nancaro
Tas
Sibeth
Nagaaro
Hingis
Satrdays
St. Theninal
Hin Jron
Aazaro
Judee Davidson
Asst. Dist. Atty
Maurice Nadjaris
Hitt—Nazearo
Davidson
Nazearo
Best Paying Courthouse Job Hits $14,993
The article notes a courthouse position with earnings totaling 14,993 dollars driven by a base salary around 7,000 dollars and additional fees or earnings. It cites A E Carlson as treasurer and references related figures including a 1,640 dollar sum.
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Ielals
Eae Itera
N. A. Carlson Dy
Avai Dais
Churchill Sur passes night with well report in hospital
London AP reports Sir Winston Churchill recovering from a thigh fracture at Middlesex Hospital had a comfortable night and all is well. Doctors planned another examination while noting bronchial infection and fever. The 80 year old war leader’s condition previously included vein inflammation and a blood clot in the left leg after a fall.
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London
Winston Churchill
Middlesex Hospital
Churchill
Latto Monte Carlo Hotel
Talks On Berlin Settlement At Near Standstill
Washington reports Berlin settlement talks between the United States and Russia have stalled with no progress on Berlin or disarmament. Secretary of State Rusk warned Moscow that talks based only on reducing Western positions in Berlin lack basis for real negotiations. Khrushchev demanded Western forces be pulled from West Berlin as a condition for any accord, while U.S. officials privately viewed the deadlock as a clash of Moscow and Washington positions. The sides reportedly will keep contact on major world issues despite no near-term agreement. Veteran driver Sullivan dies in Pilts ton. at 62 years with Niagara Fire Co. become one of the nation’s oldest fire truck drivers. Attend Your Church this Sunday.
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Washington
Berlin
United States
Russia
Dean Rusk
Anatoly Dobrynn
Rusk
Dobrsnin
Khrushchev
Moscow
U.S
Washinet Yefer
Piltston
Michael_J. Sullivan
Delvery
Sullivan
Niagara Fire Co
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H&h Cleaners
Corry Memorial Hospital
Irma Long
Clymer- Terry
Richard McCray
Marion Street
Carl Henton
North Center Street
Delbert Pless
Johnson Street
Stanley Jaworski
Col. Corry
Union City
William Pele
Putnam
David Cochran
Kilburn Street
Mirs
Richard Proper
Prospect Street
Roger Robinson
Wattsburg
Gary Dugan
North Main Street
Leon Johnson
Mirs- Elma-Dingle
George Wilkins
Martin Curtis
Spartansburg
Wire
Robert McEntire
Pie —Bee AllWay Electric
Seegeeey
Blaze
Gov't Ride Quits
Hammonds
Ear Bose
Earle
Sandy
S. Kendall
Ture
Tubry
Washington Streets
Mil - Kerosene Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
General Auto
Frank
Thomas Motors
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St
Corry, Pe
Bedi’ Binple
Kelso
Hantliva Joest
Kehr
Oceanport
N. J
3Men
Buyin Carty
Waldameer Park
Waldameel
Andi
Lee
Erie
Pulvex
Pulaen
Trieste
Italy
Europe
RESSC
Hotpoint
Morth Center Street
Corry, PA
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