Corry area brief bits include hospital aid and fire incidents
The Corry region reports William Thomas Jr treated for a left hand laceration after a home fall, a gate fire at Wattsburg caused $25 damage, and several fire and police calls across Center Seneca streets. Also noted are burn injuries at a Franklin Co plant, two-car crash dispositions, a ring found and returned, plus local marriage license filings and a class from the Air Force Academy.
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Corry Memorial ‘Hospital
William "Thomas
Lynn Thomas
Corny
Stanford Hose Co
Center
Seneca Streets
Norman Yost
Wattsburg
Nab 6th Member Of Safe Gang Nab 6th Member Of Safe Gang
Detective Inspector Frank J. Magaski announced charges against Donald J. Cross 24 of Wattsburg Road for safe burglaries. Six suspects were detained after a wave of 22 burglaries since January. Earlier arrestees include William Wedzik 22 Walter Shampoe 25 David Watkins 24 Erie and Gregory Canary 22 Samuel Snyder 27 Johnstown.
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Surtixe
Bang
Frank J. Mgaski
Donald J. Cross
R. D
Wattsburg Road
U. S. Marine Corps Reserve
William Wedzik
Walter Shampoe
David Watkins
Erie
Gregory Canary
Samuel Snyder
Johnstown
Free Lunch Costs Innkeeper Five Thousand Dollars
Nicholas J. Nigro once manager of a nearby hotel pleaded guilty in U S District Court to evading three thousand twenty six dollars in cabaret taxes. He claimed the tax was too complex and invited IRS agents to lunch where he allegedly explained his bookkeeping. Judge Willson sentenced him to six months in jail and a five thousand dollar fine with a further six months if unpaid.
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Spartaksbur
Suegertown
CochrAnton
Bhaver
Teulon
Pallow
Midland
Siedlwarker
Marion Alsdorf
Roselle
Pullew
Robert G. McCreary
Weaver County
Dee McCreary
McCreary
Pennsylvania
Miss Lels
Vanport
Pattow
Miss Leis
Pittsburgh
Nicholas J. Nigro
U. S. District Court
Mero
Joseph P. Willson
Nigro
Internal Revenue
Willson
Hold That Auto Frankfort Man Hit by Car in Yard
Frankfort Kentucky Lewis Aldridge age 65 was struck by his own car as he backed it from a farm yard. He fell out and the vehicle rolled in circles hitting him repeatedly. Witnesses pulled him clear and officials treated him for four broken ribs.
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Frankfort
Lewis Aldridge
Spain
Aldridge
Gas Tax Refund Forms In Mail
Gas tax refund forms are being mailed as part of a program approved by Governor Lester and the State Board of Fire and Revenue. The plan refunds farmers for gasoline used in farm machinery, with an estimated total of several million dollars and an average refund around $100 per claimant. Applicants must provide receipts. refunds cover a 72 month period ending June 20.
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Ken Dunty
II Board of Firure and Revenue
Salt Gov
Lester
Ali
Duffy
Didty
Mental Health Chief Named Davis to Lead State Program
Dr John F E Davis of Eastern Pennsylvania Psychiatric Institute in Philadelphia was named commissioner of mental health and deputy public welfare secretary. The 50 year old will earn 25000 annually, above the current secretary Harry Shapiro by 6000 and Governor Leader praised him as eminently qualified to bring vigor and expertise to the program. Matthews had resigned to head psychiatry at Jefferson Medical College.
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Hardussurcey
John FE
Davis
Eastern Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Harry Shapiro
Wie Public Welfare Department
Gov
Leader
Robert A. Matthews
Matthews
Department of
Jefferson Medical College
Hoegh Reemerges as CDA Chief Amid Iowa Ties and Loyalty
Former Iowa governor Hoegh, tapped yesterday by Eisenhower to head the Civil Defense Administration, brings a Midwestern reformer’s background and a history of strong administration. Born in Denmark and raised in Iowa, he rose from lawyer to state attorney general, served as governor, then returned to public service in federal defense. His critics note his aggressive style, while supporters hail his loyalty and spark as CDA chief.
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Baiecut
Ney
Tiec
Letonae
Pregl
Eisenhower
Washington
Shimuhl
Aviuilly
Hargh
Dail
Hoegh
Ursit
Riki
Tows
Oxfords
Tony
University of Iowa
Lerman
Chariton
Iowa
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Boy 13 Dies After Accidental Gunshot Wound
Robert Hamlett of Mt. Oliver died in Southside Hospital from an accidental gunshot wound suffered in his basement last Sunday. Police reported that Charles Brown, 16, also of Mt. Oliver, picked up a rifle which discharged accidentally.
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Pittsburgh
Robert Hamlett
Mt. Oliver
Southside Hospital
Hamlett
Charles Brown
Mr. Oliver
Man Seriously Hurt By Truck Near Dunkirk
Alfred Spoon aged 49 was walking on Route 5 west of Dunkirk New York when a tractor trailer driven by Hurley Emberton 29 of Lor Forest New York struck him. The truck rear wheels caught him and hurled him 60 feet. Spoon suffered fractures to the min and leg and possibly other injuries. He was admitted to Brooks Memorial Hospital and was reported doing as well as can be expected. The driver was not held.
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WMNG
Pittsfield
Mass
All Mille
Dunikik
N.Y
Westfield
Alfred Spoon
Hurley Emberton
Lor Forest
Spoon
Brooks Memorial ‘Hospital
Dunkirk
White
Lebanon Tensions Rise as UN Talks Aim to Avert Intervention
Povienape of Lebanon, Chamoun, held a 40 minute meeting with UN Secretary General Hammarskjold amid mounting rebel attacks. Chamoun warned UAR aid to rebels has increased and said Lebanon may seek a police force from the Security Council if unable to cope. Tass denounced Western plans for force in Lebanon, asserting covert or overt intervention by the United States and Britain.
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Une Chamelin
Dake Hammarskjold
New York
Middle East
Lebanon
United Arsh Republic
Security Council
UAR
Chamoun
Soviet Union
Tass
United States
United Nations
Britain
Radio Amateurs Bridge Cold War Gap Across Iron Curtain
Stamford based Amu fean Machine and Foundry Co engineer Frank Enge and Moscow electrical engineer Leo Shiskin reveal how radio hobbyists in the United States and Soviet Union formed friendships. They describe first contact in 1956, pen pal exchanges, shared music, and differing living standards as evidence of international understanding and curiosity that could ease geopolitical tensions.
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Stamford
Conn
United States
Soviet Union
Nations
Franks Enge
Leo Shiskin
Enge
Amu Fean Machine and Foundry Co
Shishkin
Moscow
Leo
Frank
Ren Enge
Cha moun government hopes to quell rebellion with own forces
Report notes Cha moun authorities aim to suppress the uprising without direct aid from outside. Sources express belief that the government seeks to rely on its own military and security apparatus to restore order and avoid foreign intervention.
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Chamoun
Floods Ruin Cubs Sweep Breaks in Nineteen Nineties Style
A scrambled, OCR like report shows Tig Flood delivering a key blow to ruin the Cubs sweep as Phillies surge, with players named Jones Briggs Hodges and Parker contributing. The narrative mentions Braves, Dodgers, Giants, and Yankees with late runs, homer threats, and tight scoring, highlighting a rough week for several clubs and a split in a four-game set.
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Ries
Joe
Boyer
Braves
Milwaukee
Jone
Kline
Cisco Giants
Wankee
Othe John Briggs
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Warren
Hrom
Joe Miller
Briggs
al Darfice
Sanford
Taylor Hi
G Pignatano
Combe
Hodges Hom
Sai
Dick William Walt
Chicago
Bob G
Snider
Hodges
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Lovell
David Stultz
Corry
East South Street
Fred Lester
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James Graham
Girard
Harold Keck
Sharon
Carl Bolster
Greenville
24Th
Carrell Kearns
Greenville Steel Can Co
Beauty
Corry Pharmacy
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Safe Gang
Povienape
Lawn Mowers
Briggs , Stratton, Clinton, Lauson and Jacobson I Small Motors
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Hal Boyle
W. Columbus Ave
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