Corry Journal notices from Meadville area events and incidents
Local brief items report Nancy Seifert in City Hospital with minor injuries after a car collision involving Donald Barney of Erie. Other notes include park and drive-in details, fire department dedication, hunting accident discharge, charity gifts, and community events across Meadville, Titusville, Oil City, and Corry with several names, places, and dates.
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Corry Journal Printing Dept
Mendville
Nancy Seifert
Albert Seifert
City Hospital
Donald Barney
Erie
Mystic Park
Titusville
Oil Creek
Meadville
Harry J. Marining
Milton Godfrey
R. D
Connenut Lake
Crawford County
American Cancer Society
Fred Carman
Central Station
Atlantic Park + son
Youth Killed In Brooklyn Gang War
In Brooklyn a teenage boy died after three youths fired from a rooftop at two rival gang members walking on a sidewalk. Pred Warren, 16, was shot in the head and died. his companion Charles Filson, 16, escaped injury. The killing ties back to a prior feud involving Jesse Lipscomb and Raymond Holley, both 16, with the El Quinto gang linked to Lipscomb and the Chaplains named in the vendetta.
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Associated
New York
Brooklyn
Ang
Pred Warren
Warren
Charles Filson
Jesse Lipscomb
Raymond Holley
Holley
el Quinto
Sid Lipscomb
Rachael G Thompson rites set in Columbus
Funeral services will be held at 2 pm Monday at Bracken Funeral Home for Rachael G Thompson of Columbus who died after a two week illness. Rev. Bradley Lines will officiate and interment follows at West Lawn Cemetery Galambuis. Survived by husband J Andrew Thompson, a daughter in Corry, two sons in Florida and Ohio, six grandchildren, three sisters and three brothers.
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J. A. Thompson
Bracken
Rachael G. Thompson
Columbus
Bradley Lines
Columbus Community Church
West Lawn Cemetery
Galambuis
Bellefonte
Thompson
Corry
Union Telephone Co
J. Andrew Thompson
Pittsburgh
Ladies Aid
Parent Teacher Association
James Console Ot Corry
Harry A.thompson
Jacksonville
Fla
Richard W. Thompson
Lottsville
Arthur Lehman
Sunsbury
Joseph Zelusky
Pottsville
Herman J. Conk
Burton R. Gebbet
Perth Am
Joseph Lb. Gehret
Folsom
Linn Gehret
Danville
Allegheny Mountain Boys Host Friday Moose Club Night
A Salvation Army worker confirms a body found in a Lovell Manufacturing Co boxcar as Gustaf Anderson, 65, a ex-Jamestown resident who did odd jobs around Erie. Coroner Warren W. Wood notes Burns identified the remains at the county morgue. The body is sent to Jamestown for funeral arrangements by his brother Albin Anderson. The Allegheny Mountain Store advertises Friday through Sunday events with family night, country store, and a weekly Bruebiet: Th-F-Tf.
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Allegheny Mountain Boys
Moose Club
Salvation Army
Lovell Manufacturing Co
Gustaf Anderson
Jamestown
Erie
Warren W. Wood
Willi Burns
Albin Anderson
Gift Subscriptions Offer For Corry Journal Readers
A gift subscription for out of town friends costs 5.00 for a year in Erie Warren Crawford and Chautauqua counties and 8.00 elsewhere. Titusville reports no Fourth of July train service to Warren as equipment is tied up in extra excursions. The Titusville Jaycees proposed a special train to Warren to ease holiday traffic for the holiday weekend.
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Corry Evening Journal
Erie
Warren
Crawford
Chautauqua
Titusville
Jaycees
Titusville Area
Nation urged to beware of speculative booms
University Park, Pa. Arthur Burns, chairman of the U.S. Federal Reserve, warns that the nation must beware of speculative booms despite new records in production, employment and income. He cautions it is not prudent to rely on our ability to check an economic recession once it develops.
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Associated Press
University Park
U.S
Arthur F. Burns
Economists urge shared responsibility for dangerous conditions
A conference at Pennsylvania State University yesterday heard Burns declare private citizens must share government duties in preventing hazards before they arise. The report notes sixty nations have resumed normal diplomatic relations with Japan since the San Francisco peace treaty was signed in April 1952.
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National Council of Economic Visors
Eisenhower
Pennsylvania State University
Burns
Japan
San Francisco
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