Corry area notes injuries pledges and local events
Local notices report medical cases from Corry Memorial Hospital including Michael Merkle injured from a lip cut, Merle Bunting with burns, and Ronald Loomis with finger lacerations. Several civic items: a $400 check to Kane Chamber of Commerce. Meadeville mayor Pred Whipple injured by mower. county food distribution plans. pension fund gains. weather outlook. rail service changes. Cambridge Springs projects push construction with a new elementary school and a plastic works, plus fire hall work. Continuous coverage of hospital treatments and local civic updates across Corry, Erie, and surrounding areas.
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Cambridge Springs
Church of God
Columbus Men Plan Public Thursday Night Parties at Township Hall
Columbus Men and Guwuiuus Mens Club announce weekly Thursday night gatherings at Township Hall open to the public. Proceeds will fund park improvements including Mather Park picnic tables and baseball grounds. Fifty boys, ages eight to twelve, participate in Saturday morning baseball. Joseph Baressi leads the program.
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Guwuiuus Mens Club
Charles Henry
Mather Park
Joseph Baressi
GOP Leaders Clarify McElroy Rebuke Claim
Senate Republican Leader Knowland and House GOP Chief Martin said President Eisenhower and Defense Secretary Mulroy did not intend any threat of reprisals against Admiral Burke for opposing parts of the defense reorganization plan. Knowland added Eisenhower believes a defense reform bill along his lines should pass the Senate, noting the House version omits three changes.
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Washington A
Henn
Todey
Eisenhower
Mulroy
Arlolph Burke
Senate
William 2. Knowland
Califoria
House
GOP
Josophy W. Martin Jr
Massachsetts
McElroy
Decretary
Defense
Sir
Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Knowland
Burke
White House
Recession Hits Bottom Says Labor Official
Assistant Secretary of Labor Newell Brown stated the recession has definitely hit bottom and will take about a year to recover. He projected the nation returning to its 1987 economic level by this time next year during the University of Michigan aging conference. Indicators cited include leveling unemployment, more home building, higher freight shipments, and rising service jobs.
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Angamsur
Rue
Newell Brown
University of Michigan
Red Censors Bear Down on Dispatches from Soviet Union
State Department official Andrew Berding, assistant secretary for public affairs, said Moscow censors are delaying mutilating or deleting dispatches by American correspondents in the Soviet Union. He warned secrecy fuels misunderstanding and tensions during Civitan International remarks. He noted internal Soviet questioning grows as education rises, risking a larger ideological crisis.
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NEW Wrumans Yn
Forelern
Soviet Union
State Department
Andrew Berding
Moscow
Berding
Civitan International
SMU Chancellor Umphrey Lee Dies at 45
Dr. Umphrey Lee, chancellor emeritus of Southern Methodist University, died yesterday from a cerebral hemorrhage at age 45. He led SMU as president from 1938 to 1954 and later served as chancellor, resigning this year. Born in Oakland City, Indiana.
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SMU
Dallas
Umphrey Lee
Southern Methodist University
Oakland City
Ind
McGonigle's Son Injured In Auto Crash Near Reading
In Reading County Pennsylvania 18 year old Arthur P McGonigle Jr son of the Republican gubernatorial nominee was critically hurt when his foreign sports car collided with another vehicle Sunday. Five occupants in the second car were injured three seriously. Dietrich Eyrich and Koch were thrown from their car. McGonigle was trapped and cut free. Five injured total with McGonigle and several others in serious condition awaiting updates.
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Heading
Arthur P. McGonigle Jr
Reading Hospital
Reading
McGonigle
Larry Dietrich
Denver
Langaster County
Charlotte Koch
Kenhorst
Kenneth Eyrich
Sinking Spring
Dietrich
Eyrich
Miss Koch
Joan Huyett
J. Robert Jones
Mrs Sarah Minn of Clymer Dies at 69
Mrs Sarah Minn of Clymer dies at 6 15 am at Corry Memorial Hospital age 69 born August 1888 in French Creek Twp daughter of William and Elizabeth Haken Ruslink member of Clymer Hill Reform Church survived by husband Frederick two brothers Elmer and Martin Ruslink a daughter Edna preceded her death in 1943 funeral services tomorrow at 2 pm Spitz Funeral Home Rev Russell Johnson will officiate interment in Holland Cemetery call after 1 pm tomorrow
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Paren Mum
Clymer
Corry
Spitzer Funeral
Russell Johnson
Clymer Hill
Holland Cemetery
Rude Awakening in Sumberland as Explosions Hit Bed
M Henson, sleeping in his son's grocery store to deter burglars, was jolted awake when two dynamite charges exploded beneath him. The bed collapsed and he escaped unharmed, with about 500 dollars in damage estimated.
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Sumberland
Henson
Battles Over Civilian Control of Military Leaders
A discussion of civilian oversight in the U S defense apparatus centers on Secretary McElroy and the Joint Chiefs. Admiral Burke clashes with McElroy over war functions, while Vice Admiral Doyle backs Burke from Formosa. Senator Russell warns against punitive actions against military testimony and presses for guarantees of free professional judgment.
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McElroy
Burke
Pacific
Austin K. Doyle
Formosa
Joint Chiefs
Russell
Eisenhower
MecElroy
Track legends shine in coast meetAll-America squad formed
The article recalls track stars and performances from a coast region meet. Notable names include Ray and Morrow, with performances across sprints, distance, hurdles, and field events. It highlights selections for an All-America squad and notes key events like pole vault, discus, shot put, high jump, and dash marks. The piece frames a strong season start and the emergence of top athletes.
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Big Coast
Sir Lutheral
Indiana
Glenn
Morrow
Eliaslem
Morrow A
Villanova
Charles Jon
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