Corry Journal prints notice of city and county events
Erie Mayor Arthur Gardner expands the Ene Redevelopment Committee to 15 members and seeks $5,000 to fund six months of operations this year. The paper lists gardening events, a dental convention arrival, beer and soda delivery, and a hospital confirmation by Col Freeland. Also notes alumni reservations, police staffing talk, and a chick giveaway with Kasco Starter. Local notices cover a death, a canceled Knox Circle picnic, forester transfer, Soap Box Derby gear, and church gatherings.
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Corry Journal Printing Dept
Erie
Arthur Gardner
Ene
Hell
F. L. Baressi
Soldiers and Sailors
Will Inia Freeland
Pennsylvania Adjustant General Department
Col Freeland
Guy George M
Corry Supply and Equipment Co
Knox Circle
Presbyterian Women's Association
Hais Goun
Manpower Doubts Hit Draft Bill Amid Hearings
Selective Service Director LEWIS B. Hershey told the Senate Armed Services Committee in Washington that the United States may lack enough manpower to field a 3,000,000 active force and a 2,900,000 reserve as proposed by the administration backed bill. He spoke during four year continuation hearings.
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Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
U.S
Hershey
Senate Armed Services Committee
Washington
International
At The Hospital Report and Local Notices
Hospital notes list admissions and discharges across multiple homes and ages, with names and addresses including Mrs Ralph Eimers 211 North Center, Carol Glayix 25 Seventh, Mrs Rose Bangs Spartansburg, Catherine Burlin Bame 512 Liberty, Delbert Pless Bear Lake, and more. Discharges include Mrs William Carlson Maple Avenue, Cyrus Gilson Union City, Genevieve Maloney 144 West Main, Raymond Hunt 212 Second Avenue, Robert Hunt family, and Edward Kightlinger of Titusville who died after illness. Grave details note Kightlinger born July 7 1862 in Warren County. Community items mention CHS Alumni banquet June 16, sale of Pinneville News Co, Old Timers Night at Corry Roller and Golden Links picnic at Cottage Park Columbus with weather contingency.
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Allison Gifford
East Southtreet
Ralph Eimers
North Center Street
Carol
Peter Glayix
Seventh Street
Rose Bangs
Spartansburg
Morris Way
Snyder Clrcle
Catherine
Henry Burlin- Bame
Liberty Street
Arthur Martin
Mead Avenue
Elmer Shurer
Wayne Street
J. S. Allart
Sherman
Marjorie
Mra
Eugene Canfield
East Street
Delbert Charles
Delbert Pless
Bear Lake
William Carlson
Maple Avenue
Anna Jankowski
Columbus
Lyie Saxton
Primy Beet
Mix Cyrus Gilson
Union City
Carl Gustafson
East Frederick Street
Genevieve Maloney
Weat Main Street
Mary Brigham
Cascade Street
Raymond
Adabell Courtney
Hust Church Street
John Glerum
Robert Hunt
Second Avenue
Troy
James
Elvin Eshelman
R. D
Journal
Titusville
Pinneville News Co
Hame
Charles J. Ward
Hts
Robert Wilson
Kane
Corry Roller
Way
Mtf
Golden Links Glass
First Methodist Church
Arthur Barton
Cottage Park
University staff transfers announced by extension director
Dr Herbert R Albrecht announced personnel moves affecting Pennsylvania State University extension staff. Bernard L Wingert will transfer to Warren County and Lee Domild Kum mer will replace him in Crawford County. The notices also name several residents connected to the changes.
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St. Edward’s Hall
Mendville
Bernard L. Wingert
Aasistant
Warren County
Herbert R. Albrecht
Vericultural Extension
Pennsylvania
State University
Albrecht
Lee Domild Kummer
Evans City
Crawfort County
Wingert
Meadsville delegates elected at state conference meeting
Meadsville notes the 77th semi annual meeting of the state Typographical Conference with EY tlvin Kelley of Altoona as president. Other officers include Alfred R. Glaser Beaver Valley as first vice president and Joseph Hellman Greensburg Jeannette as fourth vice president. The notice also lists contest entry deadline and club activities.
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Meadsville
EY Tlvin Kelley
Altoona
Esterday
Alfred R. Glaser
Beaver Valley
Joseph Hellman
Greensburg- Jeannette
Narcotics Ring Busted in Pittsburgh. 16 Arrested
Pittsburgh police rounded up sixteen people connected to a marijuana user and dealer ring. Officers reported two arrestees were high school students and cited charges for possession and sale of marijuana, contributing to delinquency of minors, and a street beating reported last week linked to unpaid transactions. The marijuana was described as sold in cigarette form at one dollar each.
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Fargocialea
Feo
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh High School
Thirty Planes Wrecked in 70 MPH Phoenix Storm
Seawee Phoenix report says Harbor Airport suffered 30 light planes wrecked in a severe thunderstorm that swept across the city. The 70 mile per hour gusts damaged hangers tearing roof sections. no injuries reported. Damages totaled about 150000 dollars.
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Seawee
Phoenix
Ariz
Harbor Airport
Hanger
Hadger
Conviction of Nelson Upheld by Association of PH
The U S Court of Appeals in Philadelphia upheld the convictions of Steven Nelson and four other western Pennsylvania Communist party leaders for conspiring to teach or advocate overthrow of the U S government by force or violence. The 5-2 ruling affirmed the verdicts against Nelson, William Albertson, Benjamin Lowel Careuthers, James H Dolsen, and Irving Weissman.
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Associatin
Philadelphia
U. S
Circuit Court of Appeals
Steven Nelson
Pennsylvania
Communist Party
Nelson
William Albertson
Benjamin Lowel Careuthers
James H. Dolsen
Irving Weissman
Austin Staley
Blaze Hits Area Plant In Elk City Route 828
Damage estimated at 125000 was caused by a Sunday night fire at the HK Daman Manufacturing plant near Elk City. Fire Chief Earl Kaber said the back of the building and parts of the front were destroyed, with a machine explosion igniting a pilot fire.
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Knox
HK Daman
Earl Kaber
Knox Volunteer Fire Department
Daman
Armed Forces
Elk City
Shippenville
East Brady
Kaber
Fire destroys plant as water runs dry after line shorted
A high power line grounded and shorted, starting fires through a one story plant building. Firefighters struggled due to water shortages as wells ran dry. Knox Clarion pumper aided efforts and Shippenville also fought the blaze. The fire began at 6 26 p m and took 16 hours to control. The plant, ready to ship 60000 dollars worth of shells, had the boxes destroyed though salvage may be possible. RCA executive dies in Philadelphia as rear admiral Walter A Buck, 59, passes away. Some American schools adopt the abacus to teach arithmetic.
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Clarion
Knox
Shippenville
RCA
Philadelphia
Walter A. Buck
Radio Corp. of America
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Jackson’s
Essex Street
Uluth Dastriet
Permuylyania Dental Basiery
Corry Evening Journal
Warren
Crawford
Chautauqua
Anton H. Vogler
Centre County
Black Moshannon
Vogler
State Department of Forests
Walters
Peninsylvania
Charles Morroth
Norristown
Thomas Motors
Mar
Mary Martha
First Presbyterian Church
Mead Park
Church
Corry Park
Meadville
Order of Autos
CHS
Wheelock 4-H Agricultural Club
Howard VanTutsel
Corry Journal
Spencer Ladies Aid
Lie
Mrn
Fy J. Fullom
Cian
Corry Hospital
Edward Lawrernes
Kightlinger
Abraham and
Tovila Miore
Ralph Curtis
William Seamans
Thomas Grow
Bear Rodney
Russell’ White
West Washington Street
Donald Victor
Miple Avenue
Lois Gerzina
Michael Tolls
Main Street
Rodney Knowlton
Phylit Joseph
West Park Place
Ke's
A. M
Itz Shoe Repair
DeJean and Cochran Barber Shop
Shamburg News
Concord Ridge Girls
Howard Hammond
New York
Ohio
Tennessee
Tuffy
Corsts
Center & Washington Sts
New High School
Hunt
Kinley Insurance Office
Mildred Orr
R. R. Desmond
Wright School
Hallmark
Ait
N. Center ST
First Ave
Puritan Coffee Walts
Miller's
Miller
Judy Bond
Mac Shore
Gordon Peters
Rojay
Bobby James
GILL
Cormy
Loblaw’ Phong
Erie — Corner
Eighth & State Sts
Cran A
Freezer
M Carai Co
Tibet
All-Way Electricco
Garry
WOTR
All-Way Electio
Stanley Mitre
Dandelion Weeders
Gold Rush Hybrid Sweet Corn
Stringbeans
Shady Lawn Seed
West Main Street
Corry, Pas
Hus
Uid
Inetc
Elec
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