Corry area notices mix police and local events
City and Vicinity items report Ronald French picked up by city police for AWOL from George Junior Republic after forcing entry to his sister's home. Titusville teen Forrest Walters suffers second degree burns trying to douse burning gasoline. Public notices invite summer camp applicants with stipends. Peninsula Park officer Harold Green fired for talking too much, replaced by Joseph Winowski. Jamboree at Corry Rollerway for Kiwanis charity featuring hillbilly bands. Meidville executive Giles B. Cook Jr. promoted to vice president and trust officer at Gowndford County Trust Co. Introductory paint sale offered by W F Rickers Building Specialties. Motorcycle crash injures City Hospital patient. St Edward's Hall party gathers. Erie politics: Dr Harold Winter resigns school board post to pursue chair eligibility. Eric Lie detector tests planned for GT Co employees in theft case. Old Timers Night at Corry Rollerway. Obituary: James Hernia Maguire, long-time Chautauqua County representative, dies in Sweden. Ginnie's Cafeteria open late for sandwiches. McCray Cemetery Auxiliary meetings scheduled. Evie Merle Wood, coroner’s appointee, dies. father-son funeral home team noted. Venetian blinds supplier McIntyre’s adds headquarters. Titanville report of a stray incident near Snutte Mrenklin area with ambiguous detail.
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Corry
Peninsula Park
Harold Green
Frank Horanic
Horable
TP Pta
Joseph Winowski
Corry Rollerway
Kiwanis Club
Chains Range
City Hospital
St. Edward‘s
Mtf
Erie
Harold Winter
Erie County Democratic Committee
Eric
General Telephone Co
William Nevin
Harrisburg
Ginnie
West Main Street
Clifford Holcomb
East Smith Street
McCray Cemetery
McCray
Maine
Evie Merle
Wood
Warren Wood
Warren W. Wood
Hospital Admissions and Local Notices Summary
The hospital report lists admissions including Mrs Pred Edington Jamestown Everett Cady and Patricia, 41, daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard Jukes. discharge News notes mention Mrs Roy Stutzman and Earl Bierwirth. A charity event by the Spencer Ladies Ald Pioneers is announced for Mead Park with potatoes and food provided. A Kiwanis Club gathering is noted for charity work. police report references a suspected wire in a West side garage and a later car race update.
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Pred Edington
Jamestown
Everett Cady
Patricia
Leonard Jukes
East South Letewet
Jamestown Postmaster Richard Clifford Dies Aboard Ryndam
Jamestown Postmaster Richard Clifford died Friday aboard the S88 Ryndam while traveling with his wife on a Bunyan vacation trip. Police questioned Pablo Montavlo, 22, to determine if he drove the car that killed Edwin Anderson at 17th and Peach Streets. John Faris reported losing a wallet, later found, and a man was wounded by a hitchhiker on Route 20, with Joseph Catbin, 46, of Westfield hospitalized with a jaw fracture from a pistol shot.
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Jamestown
Richard Clifford
Ryndam
Corry Evening Journal
Erie
Warren
Crawford
Chautauqua
Pablo Montavlo
North 1
Edwin Anderson
17Th
Peach Streets
Montavlo
Ian
Sollo Rodri- 24
North East
Jom Faris
South Cent
Eity
Saundry
J Brown Teather
Far Jis
Westfield
Weatrield Trian
Joseph Catbin
Weatfield
Duft and Martin to help GOP in Allegheny fall race
Sens James Duft and Edward Martin will assist the county GOP in Allegheny County’s fall election. County chairman Edward Flaherty said both Pennsylvania senators showed strong interest during a visit to Washington last week.
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Pittsburgh
James Duft
Edward Martin
Allegheny County
Gupalk
Edward Flaherty
Pennsylvania
Uri Tulke
Washinton
Rioting Resumes In Casablanca by Associated Press
Rioting intensified in Casablanca today through yesterday, killing 22 and raising official deaths to 50 Moroccans and 13 Europeans with over 100 wounded. A 7 p.m. curfew ended the night violence in the Arab quarter while European streets fell silent. Tank-supported police fired on stone-throwing Moroccans near the docks.
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Casablanca
Medina
Dean Edward H. Litchfield Named Pittsburgh Chancellor
Dr Edward H Litchfield dean of Cornell Universities Graduate School of business with public administration was named chancellor of the University of Pittsburgh He succeeds Rufus H Fitzgerald who retired June 30 after a decade of service Litchfield born in Detroit is a Cornell graduate and educator in public administration and business education
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Edward H. Litchfield
Cornell University
Graduate School of Business
University of Pittsburgh
Rufus H. Fitzgerald
Kitchfield
Detruit
Death of Charles H. Greening at 79 in Corey Memorial
Charles H. Greening of 412 Wayne Street Corey died at 9 30 am today in Corey Memorial Hospital at age 79. Born September 10 1876 in East Pembroke New York he moved to Corry in 1900 and worked at Ajax Iron Works until retirement. He was active in local athletics and horse showing. survived by one brother Peter Greening and several nieces and nephews. Burial at St Elizabeth's Cemetery after Requiem Mass at St Thomas Church. He resided with his niece Mrs Frank Burkhart for 14 years and had been ill since June 8. Friends may call at Bracken Funeral Home. rosary Wednesday at 7 30 pm.
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Corey
Charles H. Greening
Wayne Street
Corey Memorial” Hospital
East Pembrook
N.Y
Greening
Batavia
Corry
Ajax Iron Works
St. ‘Thomas’ Church
Peter Greening
Bracken Funeral Home
St. Thomas’ Church
St. Elizabeth’s Cemetery
Michigan figure earns PhD and guides postwar civil affairs
The subject completed a Doctor of Philosophy degree at the University of Michigan in 1940 after earlier study there and later served as director of civil affairs for the U.S. Military Government in Germany following World War II, under General Lucius D. Clay.
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University of Michigan
U.S
Germany
Lucius D. Clay
Bizarre Murder Case Reopened by Isolated Press
Washington A federal grand jury convened to reopen the bizarre murder case of Maj. William V. Holohan killed in northern Italy in late 1944. Italian witnesses and officials cited involve OSS elements and a 1950 body recovery from Lake Orta.
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Washington
Federal Grand
William V. Holohan
Italy
Turin
Gazetta del Popolo
Hiro Albert
Holohan
Lake Orta
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