Corry Journal Printing Department notices and local items
A corry journal clipping notes Loretta Holduack suing New York Central Railroad for over 2500 dollars after slipping from a rail car platform near Union Station in June 195. It also mentions a fourth class postmaster exam in Ellington Chautauqua County with applications open until July 8 for a 2771 dollar annual salary. Other items: Rainbow Girls club meeting at Masonic rooms, Corry Cam tra Club at YMCA, Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge gathering, burglary guilty plea by Evan ard Jimerson, a robbery of an elderly Pittsburgh man near Greyhound depot, Walter Presser disputing a tractor trailer nuisance with Mayor Gardners guidance to avoid court, and a note on Diemer's fried chicken dinner.
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Corry Journal Printing Department
Erie
Loretta Holduack
New York Gentral Railroad
Union Station
Chicago
Jamestown
Ellington
Chautauqua County
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Diemer's
Mattier's Club
Assembly of Rainbow Girls
Masonic Rooms
Corry Cam~tra Club
YMCA
Lady Pranklin Rebekah Lodge
Erle
Kinecki
Westside
Evanard Jimerson
Erie County
Pittsburgh
Andi Wolenski
Greyhound
Arthur F. Cooke
Wolenski
Legion Auxiliary
Walter Presser
Arthur J. Gardner
Presser
Erie drive to collect delinquent overtime pay begins
About 637 people lined up at the Erie police station to pay delinquent overtime taxes in a drive started one week ago. Other items note the Women’s Relief Corps meeting at Corry Grange Hall with a noon dinner and 2 p.m. meeting, a city tax ruling by City Solicitor Gerald Weber on federal land and private business, and county election officials examining illegal signatures in the 7th District of the Third Ward with officials favoring registered mail checks. Also mentions Corry Beverage Distributor ad and Hallmark card promotion at Sea’s Drugs.
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Erie
Erie Police Taffic Buynan
Women's Relief Corps
Corry Grange Hall
Gerald Weber
Supreme Court
Corry Beverage Distributor
Jacob Held
John Coates
Alexander Macivor
Coates
Grace and Rainier Separate Flights to Paris for World Fair
Prince Rainier and Princess Grace traveled separately to Paris ahead of the Brussels World Fair. They flew with baby Princess Caroline and her nurse, while Princess Grace boards a second plane this evening. Prince Albert remains in Monaco.
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Grace
Paris
Prince Rainier
Princess Grace
Brussels
Monaco
Caroline
Rainier
Prince Albert
Hospital Report Lists Admissions and Discharges in Community
At The Hospital Report as of seven this morning notes inability to summon a physician in emergencies. It lists admissions including Thelma and Janet Hardy, Bear Lake, Richard Maruin Pitsf ields, Donna Machac Bear Lake, Archie Richardson R D 3, Betty Hall 570 South Street, Patricia Beardsley Spring Creek, Elizabeth Crow 121 West Church Street, Paula and Deborah Meerdink 645 Wright Street, and Ther es Tombo R D 3. Discharges include Sadie Miller 112 West Pleasant Street, Louann Beth TeWinkle-Clymer, Susar Kay Legters-Clymer, Vicky Diake Brown Garland, John Wilson 213 Random Road, Richard Harrington Waltsburg, and Barbara Harrington.
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Thelma
Janet
Robert Hardy
Bear Lake
Richard
Ralph Maruin
Pitsfields
Donna
Dorit Machac
Forest
Archie Richardson
R. D
Betty Hall
Soulth Street
Virgil ‘Tubbs
Spring Creek
Patricia
Wright Street
Robert Pless
Sadie Miller
West Pleasant Street
Ernest TeWinkle
Louann Beth
Clymer
Ivan Legters
Susar Kay
Leonard Brown
Vicky Diake
Garland
John Wilson
Random Road
Barbara
Dale Harrington
Waltsbure
Stassen's Group Files Expenses in Primary
Harrisburg report shows Harold Stassen allies filing campaign expense reports. Albert R. Pechan listed $695.15 of his own funds for mailings, Weldon Heyburn reported under $150 while hospitalized, Rowland Mahany also under $150 for lieutenant governor bid, John F. Davis reported $750.83 with $750 in contributions. other candidates have yet to file.
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Concordville
Delaware County
U.S. Senate
Rowland B. Mahany
Crawford County
GOP
Leutenant
Mahany
John F. Davis
Reading
Plan Wait And See Attitude Toward Adams By GOP
Congressional Republicans adopt a wait and see stance on Sherman Adams amid charges. Democrats say Adams may soon leave as chief assistant to President Eisenhower. Senators Thye Dirksen and Case push for full frankness about Goldfine ties, while Adams denies press influence and promises further answers. White House cites Eisenhower’s strong backing and confidence.
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Washington
Sherman Adams
Adams
Eisenhowen
Edward J. Thye
Minn
Atlants
Boston
Bernard Goldfing
Miseryiower
Goldfine
House
Everett Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Clifford P. Case
R-Ni
Goldfrie
Clarence J. Brown
Rohie
Ohio
Wiliam E. Minshall
David A. Baumbart
Goldfinie
White House
James C. Hagerty
Fisenhower
Indiana Floods Move South Across State
Flood crests moved south as Indianapolis officials assessed damage after floods cost Indiana farmers an estimated 35 to 40 million dollars. The Wabash River crest at Terre Haute forced 1,500 West Terre Haute residents from homes after an embankment breach. A Graysville levee threat raised concern as floodwaters were expected to recede in about a week from West Terre Haute and nearby towns.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Harold W. Handley
Agriculture
Barn ‘T T. Benson
Wabash
Terre Haute
West Terre Haute
Graysville
Terre Haule
Iran Princess in London Headlines Arrival
Princess Soraya, ex-wife of Iran's Shah, arrived in London from America for a short visit. A railway police cordon barred reporters from interviewing her during her stay.
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Iran
London
Soraya
America
Violence probe in Philadelphia strike looms over papers
Police said they investigated about 50 violence incidents tied to a 17 day strike at the Inquirer and Bulletin. Capt Benjamin E Schlesing reported 10 to 18 arrests, with damage to newspaper delivery vehicles and thefts from newsboys but no picket line trouble at the Bulletin. The strike affected the Inquirer Bulletin and Camden J J Courier Post after contract expiration with teamsters.
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Philadmlphla Far
Inquirer
Bulletin
Benjamin E. Schlesing
Camden
J. J
Courier Post
Teamsters
Lebanon to Seek UN Security Cordon on Syrian Front
Beirut papers report Lebanon will seek a UN security cordon along the Syrian frontier and Mediterranean coast. An advance UN team is in Beit to inspect arms smuggling and report back, while the UN Security Council earlier voted to deploy observer teams to Lebanon.
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Levanon
Lebanon
Beirut
T’orient
Dag Hammarskjold
Gaga
Arriv
Beit
UN Security Council
Blind boy becomes ham operator and gains world
Phillip Horwitz, 13, blind since a brain operation, becomes a licensed amateur radio operator. He built a Braille marked radio set with engineer help, talks to operators in four states and 17 countries, and says the hobby helps him cope and makes friends as he recovers at Linots Masonic Hospital after a third operation to restore sight.
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Phillip Horwit
Phillip
Mildred Horwitz
Remarkable Student Philip Aims for Honors in Eighth Grade
Aided by braille textbooks, Philip excels in grammar and school courses. His teachers report strong performance and he is scheduled to graduate with honors from the eighth grade next week.
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Withigh
Sraille
Philip Alo
Mexicans Die As Truck Burns in California Field
A truck carrying about 26 Mexican workers near Gearl Talbot, 115 miles south of San Francisco, caught fire in the harvest area. Eleven men died and eight were hospitalized as coroner deputies investigated the blaze, which appeared to start in the back of the boarded truck with a tin top.
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Poledad
Gaur
San Francisco
Uterack
Priest Crowley of St. Francis College Dies at 52
Reverend Xavier Crowley, longtime president of St. Francis College from 1953 to 1956, died of a heart attack yesterday in Loreto Pa. The priest, 52, a Jersey City native, will have funeral services here on Thursday.
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Loretto
Xavier Crowley
St. Francis College
Father Crowley
Jersey Gily
N. d
Harris County court order delays six scheduled trials
Fragmented report shows court action affecting multiple cases. It mentions delays and unspecified dates tied to criminal court proceedings in Harrisburg and related counties, with references to petitions, sworn statements, and a set of recommendations by a department.
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Cour
Harris
County Coy
Harrisbu
Alsa
Warrin
Wohlfat
Richardson
Pittsby
Tensio
Meadvil
Barlow
Dol
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