Local injuries and community notices from Corry area
Miss Kay Hickle, 29, of 228 East South Street, suffered possible fractures after slipping on stairs at home and was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital for X rays and observation. A three year old girl, Pamela Wilkinson, was treated for an unfractured right arm after a fall at home and listed as satisfactory. In Pittsburgh, Jehovah Witnesses hold a four day regional convention at Forbes Field with attendees from five states. A marriage license was filed by Edward Johnson and Martha Bunting in Warren County. Unemployment data show continued claims at 80 102 and initial claims at 18 138, with total benefits mailed 2 113 952. Real estate transfer recorded in Erie County. A restraining order involved a local man, later located in Union City and hospitalized for tests. Two boys received a lecture for tampering with a mailbox and stones placed in it. A lost wallet with a $1 bill was reported missing by Dean Weidner. The Bloomfield Volunteer Fire Department festival underway at Canadochia Lake Park with a parade scheduled tomorrow at 2 p.m.
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Kay Hickle
East South Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Pamela
Dale Wilkinson
R. D
Corry
Legislative clash over Pennsylvanias domestic steel bill
Harrisburg AP Gov Shafer weighs signing a bill mandating domestic steel in all public buildings. Legal questions loom about constitutionality amid industry push and State Department concerns. House approval 190 66. Senate 47 1 last June. Rostow urges block. Demedio argues state buyoff rights.
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Harrisburg
Shafer
Pennsylvania
U.S. State Department
Atty
William C. Sennett
Steel Industry
Eugene V. Rostow
Rostow
America
Sennett
Congress
Rep. A. J. Demedio
D-Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
Fire apparatus parade with barbecue and fireworks show
A community event features a display of fire apparatus, a post parade barbecue, and a large fireworks show. Family friendly games and amusements are planned throughout the evening.
Cross Reveals Calm Rule for University Head
Oklahoma City AP Dr George L Cross retiring after 24 years as University of Oklahoma president shares his secret to leadership a steady composure. He cites handling fund shortages student protests and campus incidents without losing one’s cool during a luncheon.
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Oklahoma City
George L. Cross
Cross
University of Oklahoma
Deaths Mrs Tesse Kamber of New York City
Mrs Tesse Kamber wife of Daniel Kamber of Macedonia Ohio died in Bellevue Hospital New York City. Born in Corry June 13 1889 she lived in Corry as a girl and studied at Mt Sinai nurses school. Survived by two daughters Mrs Robert Perelman Utah and Mrs Jack Stahl Corry and son Daniel Kamber Ohio plus nine grandchildren. Funeral by Bracken Funeral Home graveside Hope Jewish Cemetery Hornell NC. Remembrance to charity requested.
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Tesse Kamber
Tesse Nast Kamber
East 27Th Street
New York City
Bellevue Hospital
Corry
Corry High School
Mt. Sinai Hospital
New York
Robert
Matilda) Perelman
Orem
Utah
Jack
Mina) Stahl
Daniel Kamber
Macedonia
Ohio
Bracken Funeral Home
Hope Jewish Cemetery
Hornell
N. C
Three Judge Court Sets Sept Hearing in Penn Central Merger
A special three judge federal court in New York revised the schedule for the Penn Central merger case. Sept 28 targets a hearing on adding several smaller railroads to form the Penn Central System after Sept 18 focus on the basic merger and its financial conditions.
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New York
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Penn Central
U.S. Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
New Haven
Penn-Central
Henry J. Friendly
U.S. Court of Appeals
Edward , Weinfeld
Richard H. Levet
U.S. District Court
Pottsville
Borough of
Moosic
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Boston & Maine Corp
Penn- Central
Norfolk’ & Western Railway ‘Co
Western Sed
House Tightens Controls On Strip Coal Mining
Harrisburg AP reports the Pennsylvania House approved a bill to tighten enforcement of the bituminous strip mining law. It would raise mine inspectors from nine to 17 and designate them as conservation inspectors with power to halt operations violating the law or endangering public health or safety. The measure moves to the Senate.
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Harrisburg
House
Senate
Mines Department
Indict Former Pittsburgher on 75 Charges
Norman Nusser, 43, is indicted by an Allegheny County grand jury on 75 burglary charges. The alleged crimes span 47 burglaries in Pittsburgh and 28 in 10 suburbs, with about 15000 in goods seized including 136 watches and 62 wallets. Nusser was arrested June 19.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County Grand Jury
Norman Nusser
Nasser
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Jehovah's Witnesses
Forbes Field
Maryland
West Virginia
Warren County
Edward P. Johnson
Spring Creek
Martha M. Bunting
Spartansburg
Bureau of Employment Security
Jack B. Brown
Brown
Lucy Kirin
Anthony Catalfu
Third Ward
Erie County
Andrew Hanisek
Union City
Erie
West Main Street
Dean Weidner
Elk Street
Bloomfield Volunteer Fire Department
Canadohia Lake Park
Bill
Wellington
Britain
Royal Mint
New Zealand
Bahama Islands
Ict
Peo E1uy
Sietl Spistalers
Pia
Rrs
Warren Fargo
Columbus
Fargo
Patricia Wilkinson
Mexico City
Oral
Virginia
Matthew J. Ryan
Delaware
Liquor Control Committee
Ryan
General Auto Repair
Frank's
Thomas Motors
Arliss
Color TV
Meerhof
North Center
North Main Corry
Nes One
P. F
Ss Service
Sea’s Drugs
Colgate’s
Scholl
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