Corry Journal Life Notes and Local Notices
Citywide notices and social items from the Corry Journal include union activity at a city office, community events such as the Italian American Club concerts, a county agricultural auction, a birthday open house for Rollo McCray, local legal filings, police activity in Erie and Titusville, and shop notices. Highlights mention the CIO union vote in Erie, a Burns birthday event, and weathering local businesses offering services and deliveries.
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Herbie Johnson
Erie County Gibbige
Ge Earl Brace Farm
Waterford
County Agnsiis
Rollo McCray
Witerford
Tmerchant
MyCray
Corry Journal
Woman in Cooperstown Injured in Brakeless Cart Crash
Mrs Phyllis Awink ler of R D 1 Cooperstown was injured Thursday when a brakeless car crashed into a supermarket here. She was treated at Oil Cite Hospital where a spokesman said her condition is good. She suffered abrasions to both knees and a small laceration of the finger.
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WOTR
Erle
Mee
Fimseo
Park Row
State Street
John Daniels
Melvin McCauley
John Buh
Fie Sa
Daniels
McCaulley
McCuley
McCurley
Ike
Eric
Common Pleas Court
Wweking
Powell Streets
Wilson
Peters
Myris
F. L. Baressi
Townsend Clu
Mat Mead Park
Hulda Sider
East Smith Street
Phyllis Awinkler
R.D
Cooperstown
Keneas
Congress Passes Social Security Bill
Congressional action yields a compromise Social Security bill advancing eligible payments toward new benefits and higher payroll taxes. The measure extends coverage to about 205 additional professional groups and increases both employer and employee tax rates, amid wartime funding debates and legislative maneuvering.
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Conferente Group
Stassen Draws Democrats as Goldwater Pushes GOP Split
In a tense party dynamic, Goldwater travels toward endorsing a potential Stassen move while Democrats observe. Harold Stassen attracts attention with a possible cross party shift as Eisenhower era strategy faces internal debate. Morse of Oregon shifts from GOP to independent stance, stirring talk of realignment.
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Waliington Lf
Sen
Goldin
Uratia
Harold & Staaiety
Fyke
Butler Wenio- Henhonst
Wayne More
Goldwater Sy J
Suowest
Stassen
Republ
Sir Morse
D-Ore
Tle
Senate
Eisenhower
Tesunélain
Obisea
Douglas Mckay
Hiei
Flood Repair Funds Authorized For Western Pennsylvania
Torrential rains damaged roads and bridges across Western Pennsylvania. State Highways Department approved emergency spending totaling 985000 for repairs in five counties with eight bridges in Washington County costing 179000 the largest item. Other allocations include Greene 90000 for roads and slides Warren 375000 for four bridges Mercer 20000 and Denver 30000 for road work.
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Pennsylvania
State Highways Department
Washington County
Greene County
Warren County
Mercer County
Benver County
Firemen Lead 4 From Blaze at Lemoyne Home
Firemen led Daniel Crompton and his wife Mary and their three children Timothy Melenna and James Jr to safety from the second floor of their Lemoyne home as smoke and flames trapped them in a downstairs living room. Crompton escaped by smashing a kitchen window and was treated for cuts at Harrisburg Hospital. Fire damage was estimated at 1300 dollars.
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SPU Ae
Lemoyne
Daniel Crompton
Mary
Timothy
Melenna
James
West Shore
Compton
Harrisburg Hospital
Arbitrator Settles Disputes From Westinghouse Strike
An impartial arbitrator, William Simkin of Philadelphia, ruled on 38 cases after 25 discharges and 10 suspensions from the Westinghouse strike. The dispute involved Westinghouse Electric Corp and the International Union of Electrical Workers IUE. Local negotiations failed, leading to a stalemate arbitration under the 15 day strike unit agreement.
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Verissurgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
Westinghouse
Arbitrator Fallout Delays Suspensions Across Plants
Five employees may be discharged and 24 suspended for varying periods while six restored to work without penalty. The arbitrator ordered suspensions at the Sharon Pennsylvania plant to begin March 26 and at all other plants to begin March 41. When findings reduced suspensions time, the company must pay wages lost beyond the authorized suspension period.
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Sharon
Civil Defense Director Assesses Flood Damage After Storm
Western regional director Peae reerree Webb with the State Civil Defense conducted an on the spot inspection of flood damage from Thursday night’s storm. Homes and industrial plants including Babock and Wilcox and Tube Co suffered substantial losses. Tube Co. damage estimated over 100000 dollars. Armstrong Cork Co. plant damage about 25000 dollars. Presidential approval is required before the city can qualify for federal aid.
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Peae Reerree Webb
State Civil Defense
Babock & Wilcox
Tube Co
Armstrong Cork Co
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Corry Journal Printing Dept
Ikeke Yeako Yesterdas
Heibeett A. Kinillic
Erie
Corry Evening Journal
Warren
Crawford
Chautauqua
Uror
Uror Official That the City Recognize the ‘Offic Entploves Union Fafe-Cio
Urealis Binat Cole
Pittsburgh
Ment
Titusville
Centerville
Ed Catdell
Tiusville
Royer’s Grove
State Highways Department ii
Haretsburg
Une Jon-Vernon
Townshin
W.C. Dunn Construction Co
Cochranton
Construction’ Co
Meadville
Fourgament
Callsteen
Titusvilles
Frank Hanns
Titusville Hospital
Harold Hanna
Moose Club
Corry Hospital
Merle van Die Columbus
Amby Allen
Fryderick Street
Ronald
Secrettun
Margaret
Ste
Ods
Clarence Madison
Grant
John Lita
South Stirs
Charles Olds
Congress Street
Wayne Street
Walter_Rininger
Washington Street
Steven
Franklin
Klingier
Extenton
Venango County
Ofice
Harlan County
Larry Watrois
Laference Witrous
Steet
Corry Memorial Hospital
St Vincent’s Hospital
Mijor
Siteriictor
Tolinsonburey
Johnsonbuire
Joseph McMurray
Tysymas
Fini
East Center Street
St. Thomas
Johnsonburg
Rec En Teats EG
Bizette
Barney’s Firestone
South Center Street
Lizarious Fabries
Congress
Democrats
Delphi
Blaze Uad Breanpeum
Benefinal
Bereficd
Corry
N. Center St
Sears
Erie—Corner
Eighth & State Sts
Hotpoint Hi-Vi
Hotpoint
Roberts
Columbus
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