Titusville Oil Centennial plans and local notices
Rob ert Newell outlined machinery setup for the Oil Centennial project as a Newell and J. P. Jones led governance from Bradford with Ned Dearborn presidency. Meadville area notices include speed trap enforcement in Kane and a Fardink reunion on August 3 at Ash Hill pavilion Mead Park.
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Corry Journal Printing Department
Titusville
Robert
Newell
OU Centennial, Inc
Tittsville Chamber of Commerce
J. P. Jones
Bradford
Pennsylvania Grade Crude Oil Association
Kane
Rainbow
Wattsburg
Wtf
Géth
Ash ‘Hill
Mead Park
Siebern to Wed Denver Bride May Follow World Series
Pretty 20 year old Elizabeth Vigil of Denver will become the bride of New York Yankee outfielder Norm Siebern, her parents announced. The marriage would occur shortly after the World Series.
Hospital Report Admits and Discharges Local People
At The Hospital Report as of 7 a. m. today ad mits Mrs Albert Rathbun 129 Mead avenue Sandra 1 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Carson Munn 302 Mead avenue. Gonnie F Miggins Pittfield Mrs Clifford Aikens Jr Cly nay. Discharged Mrs Clyde Yoder RD 3 Mrs James Busch Mayville Mrs Floyd Reese Spartansburg Michael 13 year old son of Mr and Mrs Robert H Johnson RD 3 Manley Robbins Jr 640 East j Maiti street.
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Albert Rathbun
Mead Avenue
Sandra
Carson Munn
Gonnie PF. Miggins
Pittefield
Clifford Aikens Jr
Clynay
Clyde Yoder
R. D
James Busch
Mayville
Floyd Reese
Spartansburg
Michael
Robert H. Johnson
Manley Robbins Jr
East
J Maiti Street
Birth of a son for Mr and Mrs Glifford Alkens
A son was born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr Glifford Alkens and Mrs Alkens of Clymer. The announcement notes the new arrival with no further details.
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Glifford Alkens
Clymer
Corry Memorial Hospital
Living Costs Edge Up Despite Recession Pressure
Rising living costs press through the recession with wage boosts for about 575,000 workers in electrical, aircraft, metal, trucking, and chemical industries. Food prices held steady in June while fresh produce fell 17.7 percent offset by higher fruits meats and restaurant meals. Housing costs paused, marking first May-June no rise since July 1957.
Erie Man Killed as Train Hits Car at Grade Crossing
Andrew A. Kalafut, 47, of Erie, died on arrival at Hamot Hospital after his car ran a gate and was struck by a Nickel Plate Railroad train. Passenger Frank A. Slupski, 93, of Erie, was hurled from the car and listed in critical condition. Engineer L. D. Conway described the train as two diesels with a caboose traveling about 25 mph. the auto was dragged roughly 300 feet along the track.
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Ere
Andrew A. Kalafut
Erie
Hamot Hospital
Frank A. Slupski
L. D. Conway
Conneaut
Ohio
Sudan foils pro-Nasser coup amid Nile dam dispute
Western travelers report an Iraqi type coup attempt in Sudan but authorities thwarted it. Khartoum dispatch says army officers were ordered to stay at posts. The dispute with Egypt over Nile waters and the ouster of the UAR envoy deepen tensions between Khartoum and Cairo.
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Catrow
Khartoum
Sudan
Keypt
Heypt
Middle East
United Arab Republic
Foreign Ministry
UAR
Aly Khashaba
Abdullah Khalil
Nile
Typhoon Alice Strikes Tokyo Area Leaves Dead and Homeless
Typhoon Alice hits Tokyo-Yokohama coastal plain causing at least 10 deaths and 32 missing or injured. The storm brings heavy rain and 30 to 50 mph winds, flooding streets and toppling trees before sweeping back out to the Pacific.
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Tokyo-Yoko
Hama
Japan
Pacific
McGonigle Attacks Union Plan For Registration
Republican gubernatorial candidate Arthur T McGonigle condemned a proposed compulsory union member registration and voting rule. He urged voluntary registration and warned that forced measures threaten citizenship and a free political system.
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Tensuehla
Authur T McGonigle
McGonigle
Three youths held in Columbia burglary of cleaning firm
Police arrested three boys, ages 14 15 and 16, on charges of breaking into a cleaning firm and taking clean clothes while leaving their soiled outfits behind.
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Columbia
S C
Veterans center helps blind veterans regain independence
The Veterans Administration blind center at Hines Illinois marks ten years of teaching WWII and Korean War veterans to live independently after blindness. In a six week course, instructors help students overcome fear, regain mobility, learn self care, and return to careers such as law, ministry, and farming.
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Veterans Administration
Hines
Tll
Russell Williams
Institute
Williams
Chicago
Rocky Mountains
Kid Ory Improves After Blood Ailment Surgery
Jazzman Edward Kid Ory, 71, trombonist from San Francisco, recovered after surgery and a blood ailment. Doctors reported he is well on the way to recovery today as transfusions helped overcome the prior difficulty.
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Jazzman
San Francisco
Java
Edward
Kid) Ory
Politeness Rules at Mitsukoshi Store in Japan
Kenneth Ishii reports on a Japan department store fashioning customer service into a strict daily ritual. Staff endure long hours, give up seats on trains to shoppers, and even apologize if customers step on their feet.
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Kenneth Ishii
Tokyo
Japan
Mitsukoshi
Young Bandits Start Out Early In Kansas City
In Kansas City an afternoon tale follows two boys aged 8 and 9 who admit stealing 40 from a piggy bank at Mrs. Josephine Winslow’s apartment. They used the money for ham burgers malted milks flash lights and knives and a Chihuahua that cost 45. Patrolman Ben Wayard detained them. In Carmichaels Pa an 18 year old Robert Norris drowns in the Monongahela River near here.
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Kansas City
Ben
Carmichaels
Robert Norris
Nemacoliti
Monongsfield River
Here
Hal Boyle's Americana Store Etiquette and Pay Scales
The piece notes store policy guides for customer interaction and courtesy from elevator and escalator staff. It mentions prebidding on routes and a polite refrain for customers who roam without making purchases. Pay scales are cited: around 22 dollars monthly for high school graduates and about 330 for college graduates.
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Japan
Corry Church Group To Attend New York Meet
About 19 members of the Corry congregation will travel to New York City for the international convention from July 27 through August. L. E. Greene presides, with B. Dunnewold directing the local group at the event. Officials note 165,000 attended in 1953 and plan housing in private homes around New York City via a large house-to-house effort.
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Venorah
New York City
L. E. Greene
Corry
New York
B. Dunnewold
Watchtower
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Luty and Vicinity
Business and Professional Women's Club
Bracken Funeral Home
Charles Thompson
Franklin
John R. Snow
Franklin Steel Division
Borg-Warner
F. L. Baressi
Barach’s Home Furniture Company
South Center Street
Michael J. Surovich
Erie City Council
Koonty Equipment Co
Cal
Jeff Baldwin
Hamet Hospital
Perry Shipyards
Mike Patrick
Walker
Fountainette
Barbercreek
Meadville
Crawford County Trust Company
Route 322
State Banking Department
Board of Governors
Federal Reserve System
Ginnie
Eric
Samuel Y. Rossiter
Alonzo Brooks
Western Penitentiary
Brooks
Rossiter
Loblaws
Howe
Eden’s Farms
Pascal Celery
Orchard Park
Corry Hospital
Corry Pharmacy
Koto Matsudaira
Security Council
Lebanon
U. S
Russia
Abdul Majid Abbass
Hashim Jawad
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St. Corry, Pi
Colander
G.E
Borch Gates
Ationwide Vet Eee
E. Crosby Bush
E. Main St
Dial
Young Bandits
Hal Boyle
Nowjin Progress
Tage
Center Street
Harvey Marlin
Bear Lake
Lawre Campagh
Pittsrui
David
Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
George
Eri Erie
Fir Ann
Rette
Sylveste Salters
Shelby
Quaimour
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