Weekend accidents and local notices in Corry vicinity
A Corry Journal page reports a four year old boy seriously hurt in Enne Summit Fair condition after a car door sprang open during a driveway mishap. Fireworks fines paid in Farnboro court, youth arrests for looting bikes, and a sanitary landfill opened in Lawrence Park. Also noted are police reports on speaker theft, new Penns Electric superintendents Richard McClement and David Hunter, and a beer and lunch venue advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Khe
Hozel
Tn Enne Summit
Pitath
Richard
Jochieloc
Hospital Admits and Discharges Across Several Towns
A hospital report lists admissions including Ms Edward Brigham of Meadville and Thomas Rowe of Bear Lake, with multiple residents named from Erie and Spartansburg. Discharges include Isaac Sherlock of Spartansburg and Mrs Sadie Jackson of Mead Avenue. The article also covers Meadville construction plans for the Erie Railroad freight car repair shop valued over two million dollars, local government training for borough councilmen, and various local advertisements and notices across towns such as Corry Oil City Titusville and Tionesta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Brigham
Mead Wene
Olin Stowe
West Suh Street
Erie
Thomas Rowe
Bear Lake
O. F. Gohin
Spring Creek
Thomas
Urhin-Fos
East Rand Street
Candice
Raymond Heintz
Spartans Burs Se ‘Stafford
East
Washington Street
Wilbur Harned
R. Dol
Robert Devittsfield
Patricis
Daugh
Harry Paulson Jr
West Pleasant Street
Linda
Harry Boardman
Northeimer
George Sloan
Walter Rininger
West Washington Street
Donald Allen
Spartansburg
Isaac Sherlock
Sadie Jackson
Mead Avenue
Delbert Pless
Bear, Lake
Harry Schiemer
Jane Eileen
Spring Street
Robbery at Central Hardware Store Shocks Town
Two accomplices robbed the Central Hardware store in broad daylight, forcing clerks to flee. Police reported the men fled with cash and merchandise, triggering a manhunt as authorities released details about the suspects and the bold daytime crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dhaville
Iives
Mit
Cod
Derks
Central
Peanikky Ateeey
Megmvie
Ook Fete Thremia Crawford Core
Ison Foun
Agricultur
Sor Hserie Badin
State Solons Vote For Rights Bill in Congress
Pennsylvania delegates split on a rights bill as the state’s senators and representatives cast votes in the Senate. Most lawmakers supported the measure while a few abstained or were recorded against the bill, reflecting division within the delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kadring
Bucks Court
Pennsylvania
Senate
Aupustide Kelley
Deiter
Siroc
Biss Boi
State authority considers new bid for Delinquent Institution
The General State Authority plans to recompute funding for a 1000-patient detention facility, after bids about 2.5 million above a 10 million appropriation. Executive director John N. Forker cites delays as raising costs and says a decision on building plans will be made at the GSA meeting. Construction, delayed by site dispute, is to rise on 1250 acres in Chase Jackson Township near Wilkes-Barre, about 16 miles from Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheers GE Ng
General State Authority
Ignacy
Forker
Con’ Aheld
GSA
Chase
Jackson Township
Woouta
Dallas
Harvers
Pear Wilkes-Barre
Staples' Rites For Milton Hershey Heir Held Thursday
Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p m in Hershey Pa for Percy A Staples executor of Milton S Hershey's multi million dollar candy fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staples
Hershey, Pa
Percy A. Staples
Yate Milton S Hershey
United States ends 1956 atomic tests in Pacific
The United States completed its 1956 series of atomic and hydrogen blasts in the Pacific. A joint announcement by Atomic Energy Commission chair Lewi s Strauss and Defense Secretary Wilson said the tests were successful and aimed at defense against attack and weapons with reduced fallout. No exact count of shots was given, and surface and air restrictions around Bikini Eniwetok will continue amid ongoing nonblast test activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Vs
United States
Pacific
Lewis Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Wilson
Bikini-Eniwetok Proving Great
Air Force
Tests Show No Radiological Injuries In Joint Task Force
Announcement states none of the joint task force members who conducted this year's tests suffered any fatal radiological injuries and that the tests were carried out without radiological hazard outside the announced danger area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint Task Force
Angling Permits Issued by County in 1955 Detail
The report lists 1955 fishing license totals by county. Erie County issued 26,469 licenses with 25,201 to residents, 867 to non residents, 465 to tourists, and 27 free. Crawford County issued 12,691 licenses with 41,682 to residents, 61 to non residents, 329 to five day tourists, and 194 free. Verango County issued 7,479 licenses with 6,887 to residents, 456 to non residents, 127 to five day tourists, and 9 free. Forest County issued 1,890 licenses with 1,375 to residents, 213 to non residents, 185 to tourists, and 3 free. Warren County reported 6,292 licenses with 5,494 to residents, 610 to non residents, 182 to tourists, and 6 to tree.
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Erie County
Sisteth
Crawford County
Verango County
Forest County
Warren County
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Freddie’s Park
Stephen Lis
Kttsck
Lis
Warren
Earl L. Fink
H Coun
Eryine N. Branch
E A. Larson
North Cen
Ter Street
Dial
Jamestown
Consid Leighman
Tsabetla Avenue
Jobir Lampe
Juyhile
James Berry
Benneth
Shoup
Barnes and Carrig
Lawrence Park
Nort
Buffalo Road
Wesleyville
F. L. Baressi
Erie County Commission
Employescmill
Vanda
The
Corry Evening Journal
Fin Erie
Crawford
Chautauqua
Barnes
Carrig
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Royal A. Pickup
Penelec
Northern Division
Amer
Richard F. McClement
Warren Generating Station
David M. Hunter
Clearfield
Oi City
Goy
Al’s
Corry Hospital
Meadvile
Ere
Mike Ryan
West Mead Township
Soonce Ve
Meadville
Allegheny College
Iroquois
Carlings
Lron Guy
Schmidt's
Rolling Rock
Pabst
Corry Beverage
West Main Street
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Teitu Sporiedr
Drvi
Gillette
Carol Puiay
RO Caph
Paul DeDionisio
Norber Jundowles
wid /Stanley
Keziarsit
Air Step
Barnes and Garrig
Exle
East St Lowis
Frank M
Mitton
Quinton
Preston
Gertrude Hughes
Fsauty
Oil City
Richard R. van Kirk
Yestereas
R Tse
Board of Health
Joseph W. Aig
Corry Journal Printing
Tionesta
Gale Whitton
Searcold
Paul Whitton
Tonesta
Rm Sid
Gale
Warren Conservatory of Music
le Toy Campbell
Hunt
Hotpoint
Roberts
Columbus
U.S
Plymouth
Heberlein Motor Sales
W. South St
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