Corry items report theft arrest and local incidents
A man reported his car stolen on Ridge Street and later identified his brother Harland Taylor as the suspect. the car was found in a ditch on East Columbus Avenue with Taylor in the back seat. Police charged him with reckless driving and driving without a license. Other notes include updates on area events, polio cases, railroad museum train dates, tanneries reopening, and a police report about a harbored “wine drinking bums” complaint.
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Goth
Ridge Street
Jim West Main Street
Harland Taylor
Offies
East Columbus Avenue
Tayloreen
Taylor
Baby Dies of Pneumonia in Union City Crib
Preliminary investigation by County Coroner Warren Wood cites pneumonia as the cause of death for a 19 month old twin boy found dead in his crib Saturday afternoon by his mother. Autopsy ordered. parents named Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Shreve of Union City. Final report forthcoming.
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Erie
Warren Wood
Ivan Shreve
Union City
Wood
Johnson testimony on Inchon landing sparks further inquiry
The record shows that he took responsibility for the Inchon landing amid hearings by the armed services and foreign relations committees. Senators Brewster and Cain pressed about rifts with Secretary Acheson while Johnson noted he did not oppose or strongly advise the Churchill plan as presented.
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Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees
Johnson
Brewster
Cain
Acheson
Brewater
Siste Acheson
Truman
Korea
Tennessee Gas Transmission seeks rate increase
The Tennessee Gas Transmission Company filed with the Federal Power Commission for permission to raise annual rates by about 15 million dollars effective July 16. It serves United Natural Gas of Oil City and supplies gas to many residents of northwestern Pennsylvania through Pennsylvania Gas Company, citing higher taxes labor costs and other expenses as justification.
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Hourton
Tex
Tennessee Gas Transmission Company
Federal Power Commission
Tennessee Gus
United Natural Gas of
Oil City
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Gas Co
Corry Man Arrested On Larceny Charge
Corry resident rbbert Bates of 48 Brook Street was arrested yesterday by city police on a larceny allegation connected to a break in at the Moravec home. He was arraigned and released on a $100 bond. The hearing before Alderman M. 8. Cobbett is set for tomorrow. John Moravec of Spring Creek is the complainant. The alleged minors involved include cantaloupe fruit stolen from the basement. The report also mentions tax changes affecting the company’s operations in several states as context.
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Rbbert, Bates
Brook Street
Cobbett
John Moravec
Spring Creek
Dr. Bates
Moravek
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