Corry Journal notices and police report summary
A 14 year old boy was nabbed by police for breaking into David Lay's service station and was found with 12 packs of cigarettes and almost $12. He was turned over to county probation officials. The Erie area noted housing division talks, local club meetings, and community notices including a funeral, bake sale, and skating event. Local officials debated the timing of a new housing division and city budget implications.
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Corry Journal Printing Department
David Lay
George Radaker
Nick Buto
Liberty Society
Law
Union City
F. L. Baressi
Eric
Arthur J. Gardner
George Brabender
Michael Cannavino
City Health
Felix Shubert
C. D. of A
Rev. Graves
Wheelock Community Aid
Leland Crosscutt
R. D
VFW
Concord Community Club
WOTM
Warren Allen M. Gibson
Sheffield
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
Warren County Republican Committee
Gibson
Harrisburg
Coppeaters Indicted in Mayville Jamestown Beating Case
Three Warren men Keith Anderson 23 Jack Anderson 21 and Harry Snyder were indicted by the Chautauqua County grand jury in Mayville on second degree assault charges for beating two Jamestown police officers on June 7. Snyder is in custody awaiting return. Julius D. Murphy 39 of Mendville was named in open bills on forgery.
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Mayville
Warren
Jamestown
Chautauqua County Grand Jury
Chautauqua County
Rollin A Fancher
Keith Anderson
Jack Anderson
Harry Snyder
Anderson
Snyder
Julius D. Murphy
Mend~ville
Murphy
UN Plans Study of Nagy Death
Danish chair of the UN Committee on Hungary said he is consulting members about a possible special meeting to review the execution of Imre Nagy and others. Anna Kethley, a former Hungarian government member, urged the gathering after escaping Soviet crush of the 1956 revolt. The committee, formed by the General Assembly, previously questioned Hungarian witnesses and condemned Soviet troop intervention.
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Ana Crateg
Timadi Alsthg
Andersen
Toqit
UN Committee On
Hungary
Imre Nagy
Anna Kethley
Nagy
Pal Maleter
UN General Assembly
Oppenheimer Visits Copenhagen Reunion With Bohr
American nuclear scientist Robert Oppenheimer flies to Copenhagen for a reunion with Denmark’s renowned physicist Niels Bohr. The two longtime friends, key figures in the wartime atomic bomb effort, shared a decades long collaboration and mutual respect.
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Oppenheimer
Denmark
Copenhagen
Robert Oppenheimer
Niels Bohr
America
Bohr
Danity Institute of
Boing Prograst
Butler Hits the Stand On Adams
Paul M. Butler, national Democratic chairman, condemned President Eisenhower’s confidence in Sherman Adams as shocking. He called the civil servant’s conduct questionable and noted Adams often acted as president. Butler spoke at an AFL CIO industrial relations conference and quipped about a missing purple coat.
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Butler
Adams
New York
Paul M. Butler
National Democratic
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
United States
Jet
Industrial Union Department
Afl-Cio
Nagy Case Slows Summit Progress
President Eisenhower said the execution of former Hungarian Premier Imre Nagy and his associates deals a severe blow to hopes for a summit conference. He condemned the act as terrorism and intimidation by Soviet imperialists and warned it shatters confidence in Communist authorities.
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Soviet Union
Nagy
Tragic Car Crash Claims Life Near Washington Pa
Police report 24 year old Way F Lewis of Scenery Hill Wis died when his car left the Marianna Neallelsville road 12 miles southeast of Washington and struck a tree. He was alone in the vehicle.
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Washington, Pa
Coll- Way F. Lewis
Scenery Hill
Astaught
Marianna-Neallsville Road
Washington
At The Hospital Report From Corry Hospital
Admitted Mrs Carl Morton Union City and Mrs Donald Stanbro R D 2, Larry 6 month son of Edward Lewis Elgin, Clifford Holcomb 501 East Smith Street, Mrs Glennie Rogar Jr RD Becky 11, Mrs Fred Wright and daughter Christine Joy RD 2, Mrs John Nelson Spring Creek, Mrs Maurlee McCray RD 1, Jane 4 and Thelma 8 Hardy Bear Lake, Donna 7 Machac Bear Lake.
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Carl Morton
Union City
Donald R. Stanbro
R. D
Joe Kroak
Larry
Edward Lewis
Elgin
Clifford B. Holcomb
East Smith Street
Glennie Rogar Jr
Becky
Edward Boggs
West Washington Street
Fred Wright
Christine Joy
John Nelson
Spring Creek
Maurlee McCray
R.D
Jane
Thelma
Robert Hardy
Bear Lake
Donna
John Machac
Floods and Drownings Hit Texas River Areas
Rain and flash floods swept across western Texas and the Rio Grande region. Concho River floods claimed Floyd Miller, 47, while his stepson Robert Robinson, 11, was swept away. Miller died helping him. Floodwaters blocked roads and marooned residents as Dallas saw mirage-like funnels.
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Texas
Pneo
Rio Grande
Larédo
Floyd Miller
San Angelo
Concho River
Dallas
Weather Bureau
Miller
Concho
Robert Robinson
Young Robinson
French Release Gold For Bonds Rally Honors De Gaulle
French rally marked the 18th anniversary of De Gaulle's call to victory as France disclosed that 11 million dollars in hidden gold was turned in yesterday. 3/3 percent bonds were issued for gold, possession of which is illegal, with immunity promised to hoarders who buy bonds. De Gaulle framed the bond drive as a vote of confidence in his government amid nationwide honors.
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Pakls W
France
Vouay
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Soviet Accuses Britain of Stalling on Talks
Moscow accuses London of delaying cultural scientific and technical talks. A Soviet letter to the British Council reported that proposals were sent to Britain three times since April 1957 but no clear reply was received.
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London
Soviet Union
Britain
British Council
Moscow Radio
Chamoun Fighting Kills About Fifty People
About fifty people have been killed in the clashes that began on Saturday as Chamoun's forces engage opposing sides. The violence erupted amid ongoing confrontations and drew concern from local authorities.
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Chamoun
Man Convicted In Traffic Death
A Cambria County jury convicted Charles E Miller 22 of McVeytown on involuntary manslaughter in the traffic death of Janice Williams 16 of Belsano. Miller also convicted of failing to stop at the scene of an accident. Sentencing postponed after a request for a new trial. Williams was killed March 9 along Route 422 near her home.
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2Ndnsburg
Chares E Miller
McVeyton
Mifnin County
Janice Williams
Belsano
Cambria County
Miller
Miss Williams
Stassen Mulls Political Future After Loss
Harold E. Stassen, defeated in the Republican gubernatorial nomination by Arthur T. McGonigle, says he will wait until after the November election to reassess his political future. He plans to stay active in public life, not in the GOP, and will back the party's ticket without active involvement.
Philadelphia Strikers Call Strategy Meeting Over Job Losses
Philadelphia newspaper guild members meet after the Inquirer warns return to work or risk job loss. Meanwhile truck drivers’ strike halts delivery of the Inquirer and Bulletin. Picket lines expand to loading platform for magazines from Triangle Publications. Retail sales in midcity run 16 percent below last year during a two week period with no ads accepted. Police warn action over noncommercial vehicles used for Camden distribution.
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Philadelphia
American Newspaper Guild
Philadelphia Inquirer
the Inquirer
The
Bulletin
Inquirer
T Hee National
Triangle Publications
Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
Camden
Memorial Day Strike Hits Local 628 Papers
Courier-Post and two other papers faced a Teamster walkout by Local 628 over Memorial Day weekend. Papers published but sold only at The Guild shops due to contract gaps with Bulletin and Goutie Bost. union covers news and clerical staff.
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Courier-Post
the Guild
Bulletin
Goutie Bost
Inquirer
Union
Dropped Digit Discovery Solves 3 Million Riddle
Harrisburg reports a dropped digit led to a $3 million confusion in state funding for a motor vehicles building and education facilities. Budget Secretary Ferguson and Deputy Attorney General Adams clarified the misstatement, noting the correct act and remaining unspent funds. A polo figure, Dana L. Fuller, former director of the W Fuller Co pension firm, died yesterday in San Francisco.
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Harrisburg
John JH. Ferguson
Wie
General State Authority
Harrington Adams
Ferguson
Charles ©. Smith
Motor Vehicles Bureau
Smith
GSA
San Francisco
Dana L. Fuller
W. Puller Co. Pulnt Firm
Meac Grou Night Meeting Shapes Park Upgrades
Local leaders discussed park improvements including a footbridge, new concrete, and pond work. Members authorized action toward repairs and park access, with a plan for extended hours from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. to accommodate events and meetings.
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Mead Park
Nef
William
Jackson
Plnford
Jess Smith
Crete
Sion
Nichols
Ols
Sears
Re McMullin
Yar ‘Wells
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