Cat Killed Sparks Missing Pet Search At Local Streets
Police received a report a black cat with a red collar was killed yesterday and recovered at William and East Pleasant streets. Officers disposed of the animal while residents search for the owner amid a string of neighborhood incidents.
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Corry Memorial Hospital plans rearanging and new unit
The Corry Memorial Hospital directors approve a new long term care unit to open next fall and contemplate a bronze plaque in the lobby. They vote to relocate locker space to install auto switch gear and bar feeding workers at the hospital dining room. Future patients will make toll free direct calls with local office handling tolls.
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Lottery winner named in New York State lottery drawing
Massachusetts man Charles M. Hockins Sr. of Leominster, Massachusetts, had the first ticket drawn in New York State's new lottery when Tax Commissioner Joseph H. Murphy pulled his name from a Y-shaped drum.
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Tullio approves funds as riots flare in Erie
Police report four men attacked glass, threw bottles, and arson followed amid clashes in Erie. James Muscato, 23, cafe operator, held as material witness after injuries. six people hurt, including a white man hospitalized. Nine Negroes charged with disorderly conduct. three whites with deadly weapons. About 8,000 of Erie’s 150,000 population is Negro.
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House Passes Antiriot Bill May Shape Civil Rights Action
The House approved a bill making it a federal crime to travel across state lines with riot intent, seen as a vehicle for civil rights legislation on the Senate floor. Supporters push amendments from civil rights groups while critics call it overreach and unconstitutional limits on speech. The measure carries maximum penalties of five years in jail and a $20,000 fine.
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Bradford Store Building Damaged by 100000 Fire
A general alarm fire in Bradford Pennsylvania caused about 100000 in damage to a three story building in the business district. Fire chief Norman Rathfon estimated the blaze started on the top floor where the department store used the first floor for storage. No injuries were reported.
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