Gunshot wound hospital scene noted in Meadville report
Corry Journal notes Williams 22 of Gonnenut Lake is in satisfactory condition at Meadville City Hospital with a gunshot wound. District Attorney Thomas says a woman is involved and he and Trooper Holzapfel will confer today. Williams has been silent about how he was wounded. He was admitted at 4 30 a m Saturday.
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Corry Journal Printing Department
Meadville
Clifford Williams
Gonnenut Lake
Meadville City Hospital
Elmer Holzapfel
P. Richard Thomas
Holzapfel
Williams
Corry Rollerway
Rockettes
Titusville
Leonard Dittman
Dittman
N. Allen Love
Spencer Ladies Aid
Walter Reddinger
R. D
Aero Lodge No. 1508
Union Hall
North Center Street
15 Die In Pennsylvania Weekend Accidents
Associated Press reports at least 15 people died in Pennsylvania over the weekend. Four children aged six months to nine years perished in a Philadelphia fire on Saturday. Six traffic deaths occurred, including a man killed in a plane crash and a woman fatally injured when a car door closed on her. A double traffic fatality happened Friday night on Route 18 near Waynesburg. Victims include Tiaac Lemley Jr, 22, of Blacksville, and John Annip, 25, of East Liverpool, Ohio.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Waynesburg
Tiaac Lemley Jr
Blacksville
W. VI
John Annip
East Liverpool
Ohio
At The Hospital Report From Corry Hospital
Admitted Saturday Edward Cominessy Mrs Thomas J Varrassi RD L Mrs Harry A Brown Spartansburg Mrs Zennie J Fish 146 West Irving Street J Pred Kinley 425 East Pleasant Street Mrs Arthur Proctor RD 3 Discharged Joseph Perry 119 Park Street Mrs Sarah Zulzneck 620 Wayne Street Frank C Kamper Spartansburg Marion Oyler Kane Milo E Walton RD 2 Theodore Martowila Jn 122 East Main Street Regis 11 and David 7 sons of Mr and Mrs Eugene Dombrowski 128 West Columbus Avenue J Crawford Caffisch Union City Miss Linda L Marrs RD 2 Mrs Milton V Hayes and son Milton Vernon Jr Waterford Mrs Mery Klemm 17 Seventh Street Clifford Clark Spring Creek Douglas 11 year old son of Mr and Mrs William H Mitchell RD 2 Sunday Burt Graham sr Pittsfield Mrs Sadie B Miller 112 West Pleasant Street Mrs Evelyn V Roach 415 Dean 4 year old son of Mr and Mrs Lyle T Johnson RD Mrs Fred Mina Clymer Mrs F W Fitch 65 West Columbus Avenue Mrs Elton L Miller Spartans Richard 7 and Barbara 5 children of Mr and Mrs Dale Harrington Wattsburg Barty 9 year old son of Mr and Mrs William Scouten RD 1 Mrs Russell Perdue Findley Lake Edward Dominessy 418 West Mrs Paul T Stoup and son Daniel Paul 118 Snyder Circle Mrs Joseph Wawrejko and son John Mark 100 East Main Mrs John Wiggers and son Herman Join Jr Norrst Clymer Clymer Mrs Charles Platt RD 1 Leslie 11 year old son of Mrs Maydla Sanford Youngsville
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Zennie J. Fish
Irving Street
J. Pred Kinley
East Pleasant Street
Arthur Proctor
R. D
Joseph Perry
Park Street
Sarah Zulzneck
Wayne Street
Frank C. Kamper
Spartansburg
Marion
Oyler
Kane Milo E
Walton
Theodore Martowila
West Columbus Avenue
J. Crawford Caffisch
Union City
Linda L. Marrs
Milton V. Hayes
Milton. Vernon Jr
Waterford
Mery Klemm
Seventh Street
Clifford Clark
Spring Creek
Douglas
William H. Mitchell
Fred Mina
Clymer
F. W. Fitch
Elton L. Miller
Richard
Barbara
Dale Harrington
Wattsburg
Sunday Barty
William Scouten
Russell Perdue
Findley Lake
Edward Dominessy
West
Washington Street
Paul T. Stoup
Daniel Paul
Snyder Circle
Joseph Wawrejko
Som John Mark
Main Street
John Wiggers
Herman Join Jr
Norrft Clymer
Charles Platt
Leslie
Maydla Sanford
Youngsville
State final action on labor bill impacts Taft Hartley act
The state continues action on a labor bill that could alter the Taft Hartley Labor Relations Act of 1947. Despite revisions to address criticisms from the Secretary of Labor and labor leaders requests, most major amendments proposed by Eisenhower administration spokesmen have been defeated.
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Labor Mitchell
Eisenhower
De Gaulle to Meet Macmillan Before End of Month
Official sources say Charles de Gaulle will confer with British Prime Minister Anthony Eden Macmillan before month’s end with no exact date set. The talks precede De Gaulle’s planned meeting with U S Secretary of State John Dulles and follow his Algeria-focused weekend as North Africa tensions rise.
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Panis
Rcemier
de Gaulle
Macmillan
Tom Leater
Westen Alliance
U. S
Dulles
Western Alliance
France
North Africa
Raoul Salan
Algiers
Algeria
Salan
Paris
UAW Contract Talks Resume With No Clear Direction
Auto industry talks resumed with Ford and General Motors set to meet the UAW while Chrysler plans to resume tomorrow. The talks enter a third week since contract expiry with no signs of progress and local strike votes underway at General Motors Ford and Chrysler.
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UAW
Ford
General Motors
United Auto Workers
Chrysler
General Mo*tors
Ex Corryite Earns Degree From University of Houston
Ruth Heffer of Corry graduates cum laude from the University of Houston with a degree in administration. She is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Wilmer Heffer, former pastor of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church here. She held Phi Beta Kappa Phi honors society, served as Phi neta Kappa secretary, and earned a four year scholarship from the Houston chapter of the National Secretaries Association. Her husband, also a Phi Kappa Phi member, earned a degree in education in the same class.
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Ruth Heffer
Corry
University of Houston
Bushes
Stecker
Wilmer Heffer
Heffer
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Stecke
Houston
National Secretaries Association
Phineta Kappos
Phi Kappa Phi
Alumni Reunion Attendee List Full Of Names Across States
A large alumni reunion features numerous attendees listed by name and location including Washington, Don and Donna Sturdevant of Tonawanda, Rose Marie and Perry McCray of Batavia, Louise Benim of Louisville, and many others from Buffalo, Rochester, Jamestown, San Diego, and beyond. The fragmentary notice catalogs attendees such as Eric, Barbara Cobick, Kathleen Borstorff, Jennie McCray Wallace, Anne Titus, and Mary Ann Davis, among others.
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Sconunueh
Washington
Don
Donna Sturdevant
Tonawanda
Rose Marie
Perry McCray
Batavia
Joanne Benim
Louisville
Arthur ‘Treat
Union City
EB. Potocki
Wrie
Albert Spiegel
Brie
Cassius Paulson
Panama Canal Zone
Kenneth Paul
Son
Eric
Ralph Flick
Sneger
Town
W. G. Baldwin
Phyllis Rutherford Wels
Rochester
T. Roger McCray
Buffalo
Suwanne McConnich
Sandya Corbett
Barbara Cobick
Robert Benson
MacBain Sears
Warren
Helen Biewlawski Adams
Harry Baumgarten
Titusville
Frank Geiger
Margarets Hughes
Jamestown
Ralph Jewell
Midland
Quinevere
Horn
Stein Schmelzer
Joan Ruth Choma
Kathleen Borstorff
Donald McCafferty
Gertrude Duell
Waren
Jennie McCray Wallace
Vista
Calif
Anne E. Titus
Alice Mount Neville
William Beduze
Chicago
Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. M. Ra
Liza
Mary Ann Davis
Oil City
Study Liney
Brte
Floods Threaten Terre Haute as Indiana Town Breaches Banks
Floodwaters reached the Wabash crest as Terre Haute and nearby Anderson faced rising danger. Extra state troopers National Guardsmen and 40 prisoners from a nearby penal farm were sent in after Governor Handley declared a state of emergency to bolster relief and containment efforts.
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State Penal Farm
Harold W. Handley
Terre Haute
Anderson
Indiana
Labor Unions Push Mass Medical Care For Workers
Labor unions press a plan to fund mass medical care for workers despite opposition from doctors. Dr Morris Brand of the American Labor Health Association accuses medical groups of pursuing money over ethics and says unions aim to curb third party interference between patient and doctor. Dr Warren F. Draper of the United Mine Workers welfare fund defends labor led programs noting savings and calls for labor health services to control costs within reasonable bounds.
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Washington
Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union
AMA
San Francisco
Warren F. Draper
United Mine Workers Welfare Fund
Draper
Colorado
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Mine Workers Fund
16 year old drowns in Juniata River boating accident
Kenneth E. Dickinson, 16, drowned Saturday in the Juniata River when a boat overturned. His body was recovered several hours later.
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Saxton
Juniata River
Kenneth E. Dickinson
Adams Faces Scrutiny Over Gifts and Influence
Washington columnist assesses Sherman Adams, President Eisenhower’s top aide, amid questions over gifts from Bernard Goldfine and a Vienna coal purchase. The piece discusses how such favors might affect public trust, Adams’ inquiries into Goldfine’s troubles, and the broader issue of influence in the executive branch.
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Jadies Siarlow Washington
Sherman Adams
Tim
Ili
Ike Adams
Adams
New
Congress
Smith
Jones
Bernard Goldfine
Boston
White House
Goldfine
Federal Trade Commission
Securities and Exchange Commission
PIC
Eisenhower
Congressional
Mormon Leader Israel A. Smith Dies After Accident
Bethany Mo. Israel A. Smith 82 president of the reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and grandson of Joseph Smith died Saturday from injuries after a highway crash. He was born in Plano.
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Bethany
Israel A. Smith
The
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Joseph Smith Jr
Plano
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First Presbyterian Church
Fureen
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David Kerteher Jr
Rouseville
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Dan K. Porter
Porter Auto
Merle Johnson
Lake City
Kernsene
E.F.M
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Corry, Pa
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Fogle Lumber CO
Fraiktis
Corey
T& m
Corry Hospital
Edward Cominessy
Thomas J. Varrasss
Harry A. Brown
Burt Graham
Pittsfield
Sadie B. Miller
West Pleasant Street
Evelyn V. Roach
East Main Street
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Lyle T. Johnson
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Tunisia
Habib Bourguiba
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Ahmed Baln
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Corryite
Stapler
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Auis
Iti
OB Stiraratete
Ellis
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Corry Store
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