Corry Journal notices mix police chase and community events
The Corry Journal lists police, civic, and social items from City and Vicinity. Items include a police chase ending in escape by Paul L. Troy, local car sale details, a dog bite incident involving Marie Ortiz, missing money after teething care, a 1954 Chevrolet Bel Air for sale, curbside dining at Diemer's Cafeteria, and various club meetings and social notices.
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Corry Journal Printing Department
Paul L. Troy
Faireign
Harry L. Wil Jey
Troy
Erie County
Willey
Thomas Motors
Soviet Paper Attacks Macmillan Visit to US Summit
MOSCOW media accused Britain’s Prime Minister Harold Macmillan of aiding American aims to sabotage a future summit. It claimed his trip sought a dollar subsidy to turn Britain into a rocket base while Dulles pressed for a tacit agreement to undermine the conference.
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Moscov la
Tavestia
United States
Macmillan
Great Britain
British Isles
Dulles
Hospital Admissions and Discharges At Corry Facility
At The Hospital Report as of 7 a. m. lists admissions including Mrs. Prank Chase Sr of 123 West Main, Dominic Pichrillo of 1240 West Pleasant, Randy age 14 months, Jamestown, Mrs. John Bisbee, and D. Crawford Carlisch of Union City. Discharges include Mrs. James C. Narducci and daughter Andrea Murie, Mrs. James Gravink with children Mary and Merle from Elgin.
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Prank Chase Sr
West Main Street
Dominic Pichrrillo
West Pleasant Street
Randy
Larry Johnson
Jamestown
John Bisbee
J. Crawford Carlisch
Union City
Herbert Wellman
Spring Street
James C. Narducci
Andrea Murie
Toi East Main Street
James Gravink
Clymer
Mary
Merle
Albert Bunting
Elgin
U S Seeks Arms Inspection Posts in China and Beyond
Secretary Dulles said the United States favors international inspection posts in Communist China and elsewhere to police a nuclear test ban. He cited a Geneva talks framework with experts from the United States, USSR, Britain, France, Czechoslovakia and Poland, and named scientists to represent the U.S. on technical matters. He also addressed U S policy toward East Germany, Khrushchev’s credits proposal, Lebanese unrest linked to the United Arab Republic, and potential World Bank IMF expansions to aid free-world economies.
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Dulles
United States
China
U.S
Australia
Sahara Desert
Dilles
Eisenhower
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Geneva
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Ernest C. Lawrence
University of California
James Brown Fisk l
Bell ‘Telephone Laboratories
Robert F. Bacher
California Institute of Technology
East Germany
Red
Khrushchev
Russia
U. S
United ‘Arab Republic
Lebanon
Free World
World Bank
International Monetary Fund
Dilworth Urges Urban Roads Over Shortway Plan
Philadelphia Mayor Richardson Dilworth urged that urban highway needs be met before building the Keystone Shortway across northern Pennsylvania. He and eastern PA financiers warned the route could threaten Turnpike tolls and divert traffic from Philadelphia, seeking priority for urban projects and a local priority system.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Richardson Dilworth
Pennsylvania
Dilworth
Bertram D. Tallamy
Eastern Pennsylvania
Tallamy
New York
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Chicago
Sharon
Stroudsburg
Pennsylvania Highways Department
Bureau of Public Roads
Plane crash injures Pottsville publisher and four others
Publisher Joseph Zerbey and four companions were injured when a private plane owned by Zerbey crashed near Schuylkill Airport in Pinedale. Zerbey, 41, badly burned, was taken to Pottsville Hospital. Copilot Harry Norn, 32, Ray Neiswander, 58, John Rohrbach, 35, and Theodore Moyer, 23, were also injured. The group had been performing a routine radio check when the plane lost control after takeoff, struck an industrial site, and gouged a deep hole in the ground.
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Assoyinis
Pa In
Pottsville
Macmillan Seeks Gradual Disarm and Trade Peace
Prime Minister Macmillan urged a staged reduction of armaments and lowering trade barriers to boost confidence and peace. In a De Pauw University address he said experimentation could establish trust, while President Eisenhower praised his global respect. Milton Eisenhower presided at the ceremony.
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de Pauw University
Greencastle
Ind
Macmillan
Eisenhower
Milton Eisenhower
The
University
Policemen Hurt In Auto Collision During Chase
Allegheny County patrolmen were hurt when their cruiser collided with another car while pursuing a speeding motorist. William Davis, 43, was hospitalized with a possible hip fracture. his partner, Patrolman Joseph Strednak, 44, had a minor back injury. The fleeing driver escaped injury and was not captured. Sugar makes up 85 percent of Cuba's foreign exchange.
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Hallmark Cards
Erie
Michael Silvestri
Buffalo
Joseph Butler
Cleveland
Silvestri
Butler
Nichols Grocery Super Savings
Gorman's Market
CHS
Anavuuus
Faun
Ane
Allegheny County
William Davis
Joseph Strednak
Seek Death For Beautys Killer In Midland Trial
Theodore A. Pallow 25 of Midland faces first degree murder charges for the fatal March shooting of Rosalie Leis 21 a former beauty contestant near her Vanport home. District Attorney Richard Steward told a Beaver County jury the killing was intentional and death is the penalty. Pallows' attorney John Ray contends the shooting stemmed from a tragic love pact and notes Leis helped fire the first shot.
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Theodore A. Pallow
Midland
Pallow
Rosalie Less
Vanport
Richard Steward
Beaver County
Commonwealth
Theodore Pallow
Rosalie Leis
Business Failures Rise in New York Week
Dun and Bradstreet reports 425 business failures in the week ending Thursday, up from 278 in the prior holiday week, reflecting a notable rise in insolvencies and corporate closures in the New York area.
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New York
Dun and Bradstreet Inc
Quiz Ex-DA On Kelly Kin Trial ARTA A Hearing
Former district attorney Bert K Hyde testifies in the Oklahoma City case seeking to nullify the conviction of Kathryn Kelly and her mother in law for the $200,000 kidnapping of Charles Aurschel. Hyde confirms only seven or eight agents were assigned to the case. The petition claims constitutional rights were violated by a curious atmosphere and publicity.
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Seanes Renewerert Oey VI
Herbert K. Hyde
D, & District
George Machine Guns
Kenly
B. 5
Kathryn Kelly
Ore Shannon
Charles Aurschel
Okahama City
Hyde
Kelly
Animals Picket New York City Hall Demonstration
Animals from the Bronx Zoo Hayden Planetarium and three major museums joined workers in a City Hall picket today. The protest directed at the city budget director led to the closing of the planetarium and several museums. The union says the dispute concerns inequities in the city career salary plan affecting 700 privately operated institution workers.
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Sory
City Hall
Bronx Zoo
Hayden Planetarium
American Federation of State
Ulon
Planetarium
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Museum of’ Natural History
Brooklyn Museum
LSU Officials Questioned Over Race Stand At House Hearing
Louisiana State University President and deans are to explain to the Louisiana House why 50 faculty members oppose a slate of segregation bills. The House demanded a public hearing as 59 of 600 signers opposed the proposed measures, including a Louisiana Civil Liberties Union petition. Two LSU professors protested the eight bills before the Education Committee, which approved the measures that would empower the governor to close integrated schools, fund private schooling, create parental cooperatives, and impose penalties on officials pushing integration.
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Alabama
New Orleans
House
LSU
Troy Middleton
Waldo F. McNeil
Charles Reytard
Susp In He Ma Wh Aut EREiin owned Alispeet wh yestiidly a Hamot 1 ed the 32 duo
An investigation centers on a hospital scene involving Eric Kalinowski of Noy Hospital and another suspect as detectives probe a pistol incident on March 19. Officers found a weapon in a patient’s room after a phone tip, with statements from Mrs Noy and Kalin about the event as police pursue leads.
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Iin
Alispeet
Ace
Wauk
Eric
Iden Kalinowski
Noy Hospital
Noyer
Susp
After Nhe
Terday
Ifte
Wasp
Willis
Direpital
Iber Colta
Noy
Tio Pe
Sal
Kalin
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Marie Ortiz
St. Vincent's Emergency Room
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Jeffrey
Corry Beverage Distributor
Erle
Taura Bull
Lawrence Park
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Hamot Hospital
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Emmanuel Guild
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Helping Hand Club
Toof Hall
North Center Street
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William A. Gumbleton
Dan Taggert
Lena Cohen
Elle
Patricia Andrews
Donald Bartow
Patricia
Summit Township
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Andrews
Samuel Y. Ros‘siter
Tme
Corry Hospital
Prince Albert
Velvet Tobacco
Timex
Seaforth
Service and Health
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St. Corry, Pa
FLYE
Rexall Drugs
N. Center St
Macmillan Eyes
Cuba
Portugal
Adm
Americo Tomas
UPI Telephoto
Marshall Sherwood
the Fox
East Bond Street
Cobb
Corrys
Cobbett Prinicis Fargo
Cobty
Pat” Realtor
Bert Tunnell Ihontt
Staricine
Starline
Corry Co-op
G.L.F. Service, Inc
Friendly Farm Service
Corry, Pa
Saber
Kelly Kin
Arta
N.Y. City Hall
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Corry Savings and Loan
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Teth Center Street
Mariett Way
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