Corry Journal notices and local police blotter
City and vicinity reports list a missing boy found wandering on West Main Street and a wake of small incidents. Windy weekend at Blackstone plant prompts around the clock picketing by Local 2105 of the Machinists. 400 workers walk off for wage reopener dispute. Police update on license plate loss and recovery. intoxicated driver alert checked without arrival in Corry. Various town briefs include a car crash near Conneautville, nursing diplomas at Meadville hospital, and Meadeville school nurse degree honor. Also notes on vandalism, a horse cruelty case, subscription offers, and municipal weather and gas well updates.
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Corry Journal Printing Dept
Taiwronce
Patmira
Main Street
Sthitehy Street
Sumaibstenas Blackstone Corporation
Allen Strost
Association of Machinists
F. L. Baressi
Prahtiin Joy
Cee- Fy
Polina
Union City
Wien
Corry
Michael Exnewlton
Rodney Knowlton
West Park Iice
Patrick
Tuk
Willi
East Church Streets
Alton Laurie
South Center Street
Journal Printing Department
Jamestown
Mary Pauline Selberg
West Ellicott
Polet
Sheister
Nancy Smith
Sinclairville
Chautints
Richard Ressler
Ronieh
Smith
Fey
Erie
Belind
Carney
Siha
City ‘Hospital
Conneautville
Lee
Old French Road
Harry
Love
Corry Evening Journal
Warren
Crawford
Chautauqua
Nypa Gas Corp
Buffalo
Schlindwels
Brown Road
Arthur Gardner
Gardner
Water Bureau
Jamestown More
Chautauqui
Red Grass
Aethir R. Smith
Robert H. Miller
Si Goldman
Special Gifts
Titusville
Terrace Farm
Herold V. Rumfie
W. F.young
Air Young
Tady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
COF Hall
Hospital Ward Totals and Local Repairs Highlight Page
Report notes as of 8 a.m. reveals multiple admissions including Mrs Allie Wales Warren Douglas Pratt Bear Lake George Fadale Erie and several others with addresses across Corry and surrounding towns. Discharges list children and adults including Alfred Morrison Eric Lanphere Mrs Paul Lewis and Janet Eileen. Construction on a $131,592 village water storage project progresses with Ralph J Schooley of Auburn laying eight inch mains and a 200000 gallon tank to double capacity.
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Allie Wales
North Center Street
Douglas Pratt
Warren
Jeffrey
John Machac
Bear Lake
George Fadale
Erie
Lawrence Parmenter
R. D
Roger
Boxer Sybrant
Eric Lynoj
Olin Simmons
Mead Avenue
Alfred Morrison
Liberty Street
Hamot Hospital
John Willis
Eric Lanphere
East
Congress Street
Paul Lewis
Janet Eileen
Wattsboro
George Wilcox
East Frederick Street
Donald ‘Meadow
Don
North East
Theodore’ Froehlich
Wright Street
Roberta Shields
Concorde Street
Mayville
Ralph J.schooley
Auburn
Valley Street
Breomen Street
Tito and Kremlin Reach Accord on Yugoslav Ties
A Soviet Yugoslav agreement on strengthening relations was reported after talks between Tito and Khrushchev. A Kremlin dinner honoring a foreign visitor was announced, with observers noting limited access and expectations of broad harmonization of socialist and ideological lines.
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Moscow
Ricschate
Yugoslavia
Protilee
Byrgumus
Rikita
Abrishetiev
Soviet Union
Yes
Tito
Khrushchev
Bubanin
Kremlin
Leon Tychey
Central Committee
Soviet Communist Party
Kremlin Tommree
Esio-Timit Ceemunist
Gerstood
Kremita
Ate
Nnd
Retired medic charged with murder in fatal shooting
Sheriff says Elmer Shatter, 29, of Eight Four, Pa, was killed in a Boaz home shooting. The suspect is Dr HH Boaz, a retired physician, charged with murder in the case. The Shatters reportedly had been at odds with the suspect for years. The Boaz facility and Shatters had ties to the case for about two years.
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Elmer Shatter
iFour
Sherif
Fred Foreman
Boaz
Iir
Sid Forenin
Veterans group elects Ray Miller to another term
Hazleton PA The Panting sanlu Department of Catholic War Veterans re elects Ray Hoe miller of Smithson to a successive term as president.
Maj. Gen. Biddle Reviews Troops
Fragmentary military note details Major General Biddle inspecting troops. The readable text mentions brigades and formations but lacks clear context or dates, offering a brief glimpse of a review or review-like scene amid garbled OCR. Names and places are uncertain, but the central figure appears to be Maj. Gen. Biddle conducting a field inspection.
Local Fire Destroys House Amid Smoke and Noise
A fire swept a residence in New Cumberland causing significant damage and bright flames visible for blocks. Firefighters battled the blaze as neighbors reported loud explosions from the structure. Investigators cordoned the area, while residents stood by, counting losses and awaiting word on causes.
Barn Fire Alleged Escape Attempt From Reform School
Police report a youth at a reform school set a barn fire while fleeing custody. Authorities say the boy, whose name is withheld, tried to flee with cattle and hay as he attempted to reach freedom. The incident led to charges and his commitment to a hospital for treatment.
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Geuree
Illley
Berg
Petionl
Helles
Israel Plans Tough Policy Toward Arabs
Tel Aviv reports a hard line toward Arab neighbors after Moshe Sharett resigns as foreign minister amid a Mapai split with Ben Gurion. Golds Myerson named temporary foreign minister. Mordechai Nimni to Labor Ministry. violence in Algiers leaves 1 dead, 19 wounded as rebels strike at a French missile center. Frank A. Pook, 76, founder of Sylvania Electric, dies in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire.
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Tel Aviv
Jerval Hation
Prospect
Moshe Sharet
Sharett
Misister
Alice “Tarael
Mapato Democratic Labor
David Ben-Gurion
Ben-Gurion
Mapai
Golds Myerson
Labor
Milwaukee Choolteacher
Mordechai Nemir
Labor Federation
Algiers
I Coloub
Béchut
Bafara
Place Des Chameaue
Dewish
Sylvania
Wolfeboro
N. H
Frank A. Pook
Sylvania Electric Prechsts
Tne
State Agriculture Dept Faces Budget Strain Amid Cuts
Agriculture Secretary William Le Hennlitz said the department will maintain major services through the biennium despite Senate cuts as the 1985 56 General Assembly reviews legislation. Gov Leader proposed a 7 547 400 appropriation and a 100 percent gasoline tax refund for farmers now set at full refund of the tax on fuel used in food production, totaling about 60 0 gallons per farm.
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Sania
Gov
Henning
Ike Conference On Fitness Opens At Annapolis
The Presidents conference On Fitness of American Youth opened at the Naval Academy with Vice President Nixon presiding. About 150 attendees discussed how the federal government can aid youth fitness programs and the nation may be entering a golden age of fitness through individual physical mental and moral growth.
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Ike
Annapolis
Wice
Nixon
Eiserhower
Naval Academy
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Canada Dry
First Presbyterian Church
Mésd Park
Roger Steward
I Zaq
Willard Morton
Chauts- Au
All-Way Electric CO
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Corry Hospital
Everett Elmquist
George Hurlbert
Smith Street
Dean Michell
Carroll Crowell
Robert Forrester
East South Street
Francis
Robert Hardy
Hugh
Frank McKnight
East Pleassant Street
James Small
James Vernon Jr
Nancy
Trudy
Susan
Merle
Howell, Garland
Gordon ‘Holthouse
Patricia Mae
Paula Marie
Clymer i
Leon Davids
Deborah Ann
West
Washington ‘Street
Miller Shops
Peronista
Asylum
Raul Tanco
Siliian Amboendor
Jean Bojette
Ieles Alpes
Argentina Greriment
Tanto
Jim D. Peron
Haiti
Agear
Brierre
Tapeo
International Radiophota
Gen. Biddle
Sandown
Aspethery
Berni
Ainslie Syyree Puess Stearveith
Brig. Guten
Bidekar
Bukit Endo
Baritores
New Cumberland
Atetenat
Homer
Peportist
Njueet Thomandots
Leanard Maxtint
Billqullaml
Israel
State Agriculture Dept
Era
Eels
SUDS
General Electric
Gilson
Columbus
Vil
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