Corry Journal notices span health, meetings and sales
Towns like Meadville Mayville and Brocton report local items including two new tuberculosis cases found via chest x ray surveys, a Route 408 collision injuring several, lodge meetings and sheep grower gathering, wedding invitations offered, Lake Avenue closure protests, and a park meeting at Mead Park with contingency plans. Also listed are hat sales, tax form availability, license plate shipments, and a Bible conference at Camp Findley.
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Corry Journal Printing Dept
Crawford County Tuberculosis and Health
Pennsylvania Department of Hearth
Gerard T. Uht
Crawford County Tuberculosis Society
Baressi
Meadville
Townville
Richard Allan Sterling
Pleasantville
Henry L. Stants
Townvile
Lady Pranklin Rebekah Lodge
Jean
Mayville
Arden E Phillips
Sherman
George Legters
Clymer
Phillips
Clymer Center
Gerald Staples
Wayne Street
Thel! Journal
Roy L. Stoeltzing
County Motor Vehicle Bureau
Chautauqua County
H Ray Harris
Evangelical United Brethren Bible Conference
Camp Findley
Alderman Coleman Wounded By Stray Shot On River
Alderman Byron C. Coleman of Monongahela is in Presbyterian Hospital with a bullet wound to the right thumb after a boating trip on the Allegheny River near New Kensington. Police say a 22 caliber slug may have come from youths firing rifles near Springdale, while the couple was aboard with guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Byron C. Coleman
Monongahela
Presbyterian Hospital
Allegheny
New Kensington
Coleman
Springdale
U S To Revamp Korean Base With Pentomic Division
Washington reports the Army will begin re organizing the 7th Infantry in Korea into a Pentomic five element division to meet modern warfare demands. The move marks the ninth division altered to the atomic age structure though no atomic weapons are sent yet. New tanks mines artillery and transport gear will enter Korea as modernization proceeds under the halted truce clause.
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Washington
Korea
7Th Infantry
United States
Hospital Report Lists Admits and Discharges At Local Facility
At The Hospital Report lists eight admissions for Saturday and Sunday including Malcolm Lewis and Mrs Robert Ormeber, with transfers from Jamestown General Hospital and multiple discharges. Names span several streets and towns, detailing patient movements and addresses.
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Malcom Lewis
Robert Ormeber
Scartinebure
Joseph Shields
Brook Street
Jamestown General Hospital
Fares Atlan
West Bonesleet
Leo Howlett
East Church Street
Keith Clash
Dori Damon
Ponue Sue
Maiiion Davis
Dasetfer Cathy Arn
West Gelymbis Avenue
Dotrald McCray
Dorie Thebine
Church
Harold Gra
West Smith
Farold Patchen
Startans
Edward Moore
Congress Street
Emma Avnink
Mott
Victor A. Giffard
Chand ‘Ier Street
Jamestown
Charles W. Windaht
West
Washington
Paul Tinko
R. D
Richard Rossbacher
West Ghureh Street
Gust Wester
Robert Graves
H. D
Spartansburg
Malcolm Lewis
Melvin Stoddard
Hubert Brown
Clymer
Olis Kysor
Centerville
Ellen Anderstrom
Police Identify Body In Trunk Amid Slain Mystery
Police traced a corpse found in a trunk to a grisly murder scene. The victim wore silk shorts and showed no recent labor, with the trunk concealed by newspapers, plastic, and odor killers. Investigators noted a staged disguise and a bogus hotel tag while two men involved fled after a $50 bribe and $4.92 shipping charge.
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Malloy
Hal Jefferson
Dassagor
Los Angeles
Calif
Te Express
Khrushchev Raps Progress At Disarm Talks
Khrushchev addressed a large crowd in Pilsen criticizing Western powers for stalling disarmament and pressing a ban on nuclear weapons while calling for closer ties with communist states. He urged unity within the Soviet bloc and noted difficulties with Yugoslavia as he toured Czechoslovakia with Nikola Balkanin.
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Prague
Czechoslovakium
Soviet Communist Party
Khrushchev
United Nations
A Khushchev
United States
Khrusheliev
Czechoslovakia
Kremlin
Nikola Balkanin
Most
Pilsen Radio
Skada
Lenin
Communist Teaders
Unibrt
Georg | Malenkov
V. M. Molotov
Yugoslavia
States
Nikita S. Khrushchev
A. Novotny
Antonin Zapotocky
Fatal collision on Mononghehil River claims Brownsville man
A 29 year old Brownsville man Richard Boyle died after a motorboat collided with barges pushed by a US Steel riverboat James Lose on the Mononghehil River. His wife Agnes and Edward Wilds 44 of Canonsbase with his wife Catherine 44 and son Edward Jr 18 were aboard. Wilds dived in to help. Boyle slipped beneath the water and his body was recovered about an hour later. Also reported Erasmus Tindrey former VP general counsel and director of the Great Northern Railway died Saturday.
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Valifornia
Monongshiels
Durther
Brownsville
Richard Boyle
Ding
Agnes
Edward Wilds
Canonsbase
Catherine
Edward Jr
Wilts
Us, Steel Corp
James
Wilds
Bowie
New York
Erasmus
Tindrey
General Coufisel
Selby County
Drowns and Rights Bill Clash Over Jury Trials
Senate debate centers on tying civil rights enforcement to injunctions and contempt, with sections on voting rights facing attacks. Sen Mundt proposes a substitute to remove Section 2, offering jury trials where facts are in contempt, a move framed as unacceptable to Southern legislators but tolerable to others.
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Selon
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Dixie Forces
Mundt
RSD
Noted physician dies in Baltimore at 88
Dr. Guy L. Binner, a nationally recognized specialist in gynecology and urology, died yesterday at age 88. He was a member of the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine class of 61.
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Baltimore
Guy L. Binner
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Rev J F Hopkins Former Corry Priest Dies
Rt Rev James Frederick Hopkins 68 former priest of St Titus Titusville East Brady Sharon Corry died at St Vincent s Hospital Erie after brief illness native of Jersey City served Western Pennsylvania churches. High Mass and burial planned at St Catharine s Titusville with funeral rites at St Titus.
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J. F. Hopkins
Corry
Erie Erie
James Frederick Hopkins
Pennsylvania
St. Vincent's Hospital
Msgr. Hopkins
Jersey City
B.J
St. ‘Titus
Titusville
East Brady
Sharon
St. “Title
Beta
St. Titus
St. Catharine's Cemetery
Billy Graham May Extend Crusade in New York
Billy Graham hinted the New York crusade at Madison Square Garden may extend two or three weeks beyond the scheduled close next Saturday. Officials cited heavy demand as reason for possible extension and noted total attendance surpassing 1,036,700 with 32,503 decisions for Christ to date.
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En Curtis
Madison Square Garden
Christ
Graham
Crisade
Tom
Destruction of Major Pittsburgh Marijuana Fields
Dozens of investigators destroyed three marijuana plots near downtown Pittsburgh after undercover surveillance. The largest patch spanned about two acres on steep hillsides near McArdle Roadway and Liberty Bridge, with estimated narcotics value approaching 800000 dollars. Smaller fields nearby valued at roughly 29000 dollars each. Police reported the operation as the city’s largest marijuana crop found in 25 years.
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Propspurcan
Ringje
Pittsburhy
Golden
Triste
Ollie
Liberty Bridge
Mt Washington
Butt
Adam Geisler
Keep Route 8 High Speed Artery Plan Faces Local Push
Community leaders in Himpton Shwler and Richland townships push to maintain Alleheny County Route 8 as a fast northbound artery from Pittsburgh toward Byler. Fampton Manager Joh Eisen reports efforts to solidify rapid access while urging new marginal routes to handle growth and traffic.
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Pittsburgh
Himpton
Shwler
Richland
Alleheny County
Byler
Fampton
Joh Eisenshat
Thelfech
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M. Toda
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