Local notices and ads fill Corry Journal page
A cluttered compilation of community items lists charitable donations from Valentino A. Smith, hotel and furniture ads, a death in Cambridge Springs, a Titusville arrest for bad checks, Warren County property reassessment plans, Moose Club dinners, and various local business announcements. Also notes on school board moves, a street route opening, and minor incidents including a fall in Stockton with hospital care.
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Corry Journal
Jamestown
Chautauqua Lake Association
Buffalo Veterans’ Hospital
Valentino A. Smith
Vukote
Smith
Une Hospital
Meerdink
House of Furniture
Caroline Friedrich McCabe
The
New York Mirror
San Rosario Medical-and -Convalescent Hospital
Cambridge Springs
A & B Distributing Co
Titusville
Frank- Tin
Warren County
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Cleminshaw
Cleveland
Moose Club
Mayrille
Robert Sortare
Stockton
Union City
Rainbow Gardens
Erie
Andrew Kelly
Frank Marshall
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Westfield Memorial Hospital
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J. W. Alles
Prospect Road
Westfield Fire ‘Department
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Herbie Johnson
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Mead Park
Tesday
Gertrude Hughes
Peruvian Charmer New Miss Universe Continued
Zender, president of Lima's largest paper products plant and brother to a cabinet minister, guards his daughter's career by saying she must be accompanied by her mother. Miss Zender asserts interest in acting but defers to her father. The family plans to return to Peru soon without her.
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Zender
Lima
Queen of Beauty
Tam
Ateord
Peru
Local Hospital Notices And Community Updates
Rarer At The Hospital indicates eight admissions today including Mrs. John Montgomery Mrs Jessie Ames Mrs James Montaini Ripley Airs Harry Peck and others. Discharges include Mrs Basil Sklimer and several local residents. Also notes a Diemer’s barbecue chicken promotion and a court case in Merle G Sortore for unlicensed operation and insurance violations. Community events include a VFW dance and a Women’s Christian Temperance Union picnic at Mead Park with officer elections and potluck servings.
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John Montgomery
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Centerville
Jessie Ames
Maple Avenue
James MoTntaini
Ripley
Harry Peck
Sparanaburg
Diemer’s
Brocton
Merle G. Sortore
VFW
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Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Nichols Lode
Mead Park
Corry Journal Printing Department
Dope Pushers Face Mandatory Two Year Term
Harrisburg report says four persons convicted of possessing or selling dope must serve a mandatory two year jail sentence or more under new law signed by Gov. Leader. The governor also vetoed a death penalty bill for adults who knowingly sell heroin to anyone under 18, noting it failed to distinguish sellers and users.
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Harrisburg
Leader
Taul
iHouse Passes Foreign Aid Bill Corrscoe On Revisit
The House voted 155 to 74 to authorize 600 million dollars in next year’s economic aid and to support allied defense programs. Eisenhower requested 800 million, the Senate approved 600 million. The body also authorized only the first year of a long term loan fund for overseas development with 500 million for year one and 1.5 billion for the next five years, a key part of the administration’s foreign aid strategy.
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Gordon
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House
Home
U.S
Eisenpower
Senate
Eisenhower
Eiienhower
FEPC in Pennsylvania Slashes Staff and Offices
The Fair Employment Practices Commission plans to cut nearly half its staff and shut the Pittsburgh and Philadelphia regional offices by the end of July. Chairman Harry Boyer said 10 of 23 positions will be eliminated as the Legislature reduced FEPC funding to 225,000 for the biennium. The cuts follow a lower governor’s request and contrast with higher budgets for New York and Philadelphia human relations bodies.
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Pennsylvania, Fair Employment Practices Commission
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
FEPC
Bipartisan Commission
Harry Boyer
Commission
Boyer
Boyd
General Assembly
Eight Boys Held In Frick Park Beating Case
Pittsburgh police report eight teen boys in custody after a gang fight in Frick Park in Wilkinsburg. Thomas Wilson, age 11, from Wilkinsburg, was assaulted near his home after a car full of youths threw beer bottles and several jumped out. Wilson received treatment at Columbus Hospital for a severe head wound.
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Pittsburgh
Thomas Wilson
Wilkinsburg
Frick Park
Walter Edinger
Wilson
Columbi Hospital
Leona Gage Plans Vegas Vacation Amid Family Tensions
Leona Gage announces a trip to Las Vegas with husband Ennis for a hotel show starting September 4. The couple’s two young sons will accompany them as Ennis takes leave from Maryland’s Friendship International Airport. His mother criticizes the situation, calling it an awful life built on lies.
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Leona Gage
PD. Gage
Wichita Falls
Tex
Texas
Maryland
Walter Biges
Dallas
Leona
Air Force Set
Gene Nortis Ennis
Friendship International
Las Vegas
Gene
David
Ennis
Baltimore
Clarence Long
Crisfield, Md
Leona Surrenders Miss Maryland Title After Contest Dispute
Leona gave up her Miss Maryland crown to runnerup Charlotte Sheffield of Salt Lake City after controversy over entering the contest. Barbara Menshaw of Glen Burnie admitted she convinced Leona to try for the pageant and posed as a relative to gain publicity. Leona could not compete in finals due to missing preliminary rounds.
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Jet
Leona
Blexs
Vin Dallas
Barbara Menshaw
Glen Burnie
Barbara
Leader Rejects Movie Tax Cut
Harrisburg report says a measure to cut in half the 10 percent local admission tax on movie theaters was vetoed by the Governor. He argued the step would seriously interfere with local revenue raising powers and the proposal would halve the current maximum tax on admissions.
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Leader
Harrisburg
Gov Leader
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