Corry area records span from licenses to court cases
A flood of local items covers a marriage license filing by Harold P Pullom and Barbara G Williams in Corry, plus county court sentences, a fatal car accident inquiry, bike thefts and police actions. Other notes include a planned Erie redevelopment funding meeting and a resignation of a Titusville museum curator.
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Erie County
Harold P. Pullom
Barbara G Williams
Corry
Dale M. Campbell
Grove City
Mercer County
Allegheny County
James Perrin
Volant
Jackson Center
Campbell
Herman M. Rodgers
Erie County Planning Com
Fantail
Cauinty
Erie Redevelopment Authority
Erie
Liberty- Sassafras
government grain shortage tops million-bushel losses
Government investigators report about 3 million bushels of stored grain missing from midwest warehouses, valued around $11 million. Eight cases seek court receivers and restraining orders. 11 total instances noted with various shortages in Michigan Ohio and Iowa, amid rising use and shrinking storage.
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Washington
Celine
Blissfield
Mich
Basil & Sons, Inc
Monroe
Basil Haddix & Sons Inc
Durland
M & S Elevator
Woodbury
Woodbury Grain Co
Decatur
Michigan
Forest Grail & Supply Co
Edison
Ohio
Morrow Supply Co, Inc
Vail
Towe
Allen T. Grain Co
Department
Towa City Fee
Grain Service, Inc
Town City
Farmers Elevator Co
Mason City
Towa
Uth
Adolph Welsh
Pawnee Elevator
Pawnee
Veteran actor Myron McCorvision dies in New York
New York actor Myron McCorvision died yesterday from cancer. A longtime stage performer, he appeared in numerous Broadway productions and was best known for his role as Billis in the Broadway run of South Pacific.
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New York
Myron_McCor
McCormick
aSthe Billis
Slow justice in New York Philadelphia cases cited
The Institute of Judicial tion says average personal injury case takes 45 months in New York and Philadelphia versus national 14 months. Slowest court is Cook County Illinois at 71.05 months. Shop Your Corry Stores.
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New York
Philadelphia
Wheels of Justice
Institute of Judicial Eention
Cook County
Ten enlisted men sentenced to hard labor in Swift Strike case
Camden, DC AP report says ten Army and no Air Force enlisted men were sentenced to 45 days hard labor for leaving posts during Swift Strike Exercise. Names include Donald F. Marr and Bimset J. Reseville of Pennsylvania. They pleaded guilty and face loss of pay or reduction if upheld on review.
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Camden
D.C
Army
Air Force
Donald F. Marr
Danville
J. Reseville
Barnesboro
U.S. Strike Command
Tampa
Fla
NFL Czar Predicts Banner Season
Manana Calif AP Commissioner Pete Rozelle foresees four million NFL fans and about 50 percent stadium advance sale across the league. He notes Dallas remains a problem for attendance as the league and the new rescue team face prior issues represented by Exercise Swift Strike Headquarters.
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Manana
Calif
Pete Rozelle
Theseact
Rozelle
Dallas
National Football League
American Football Rescue
Ptt
NFL Dallas
The Alarm Clock Ordeal Of A Middle Aged Man
Hal Boyle humorously portrays a middle aged man awakening to work with a screaming alarm clock and a wife’s pushy economy lecture. The skit sketches the daily tug between duty and fatigue as he staggers through a routine that ends with him exiting for the day, leaving his wife to triumph in securing another morning’s victory.
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David Morris
West Pleasant Street
Morris
Charlotte
Nancy
New York
Grimbling
Hankings
Abegum
Iaiee Hs
Newlyweds' chase ends in death on Utah highway
In Park City Utah a young newlywed couple’s argument led to a high speed chase in two cars. The bride died when her car went off the highway and her husband Hollis F Atwood 21 was critically injured. Atwood said they argued and she fled in her mother’s car pursued in another vehicle.
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Hubby
Park City
Utah
Otta
Hollis F. Atwood
Salt Lake City
Frank Maceliin
Atwood
The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Is There
A reflective note on the enduring presence of printed text contrasted with spoken language. The piece muses on how writing preserves speech, guiding memory and culture across time. It underscores the permanence of print versus the fragility of spoken words.
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Port Ene
Corry Memorial Hospital
Addison Reeder
West Park Place
North Center Street
Franklin Street
Cleveland
Peter McEvoy
Mary McEvoy
Anne McEvoy
Liberty--street
Harold Roberts
East South Street
Worth Street
Edgar Castile
R. D
Guys Mills
Paul Zimmerman
Castile
North Ce:ver Street
TR Dearing
West Washington Street
Dearby
Harley Drake
Claude Emery Clarke
Oil City
Franklin
Clarke
H. H Franklin
New York City
Niantic
Conn
Electric Boat Co
Gorton
Lewis
James“ Mequistoruf
Mead Avenue
Susan Lasoff
Eries Sie
Pennsylvania
James G. Kehew
Drake, Well Park
Titusville
Department of Public Instruction
Harrisburg
Kehew
Citizens National Bank
Amito Loans
Federal Deposit Insutaipe Corporation
Bob Rapper
Tait
Per
NFL
Exercise Swift Strike
Hal Boyle
Valiant
Clarence Wallace
First Avenue
Corry, Pa
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