Local notices and community items from Corry Journal
City and Vicinity brief list includes school reunion details with rain plan, Lakeville water project funding, hearing aid batteries at Flye Rexall, Erie tax deadline and penalties, beverage home delivery ads, police move to Edixboro, Diemer's catering for Mead Park, Erle Forge profits, CDA picnic at Mead Park, suspicious court case for William Heisler and Blandley, wedding invitations print shop ad, Waterford jamboree and fire parade, curtain shop ad, Dairymen meeting, swimming lessons, and a Red Cross Bloodmobile report with low turnout and future visit plans.
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Corry Journal Printing Dept
State Lot
Spartansburg Grange
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Lakeville
Flye Rexall Drugs
Erie
F. L. Baressi
Binhoro
WC. Jones
Ranc
Sod
Edixboro
Diemer's
Mead Park
Tommy
Erle Forge and Steel Corp
CDA
Girl Scout Lodge
Brie
William Heisler
Hele
Frank Brandiey
Ene
McIintyre’s
Corry
Dairymen's League
McCray
Jeff Baldwin
Tibusville
American Red Cross Bloodmobile
Goes Out For Beer Gets Jail Term
Joseph F. LaPointe, 41, of Detroit, was jailed after a bar visit following a probation officer note of alcohol on his breath. Before Judge James B. Breakey Jr., he faced sentencing for violating the state financial responsibility law. Sentencing was postponed, then LaPointe left the courthouse and was escorted back after entering a bar for a beer. The judge ordered him jailed until sentencing.
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Joseph F. LaPointe
Detroit
James B. Breakey Jr
LaPointe
Dudge Breakey
Senate Boots Penalty Waiver For Wheat Growers
The Senate approved a bill exempting wheat growers from penalties when they plant beyond their allotment if the entire crop is used for food, feed or seed on the farm. A House Agriculture Subcommittee backed a similar measure with a 20 acre cap. Current law restricts planting beyond allotment to farms with 15 acres of wheat.
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Senate
Washington
House
Boxer Rivers Dies in Los Angeles at 85
Former lightweight title hopeful Jne Rivers of Los Angeles dies at 85. River’s career featured a notable bout with Ed Wolgast, including a controversial double knockdown and a later KO that ended the challenge for the crown.
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Los Angeles
Jne Rivers
Genterdax
Ring
Ed Wolgast
Wolzast
Rivers
Wis
Eisenhower Declines Bid to Abandon Economic System
President Eisenhower comments on the push for an H bomb test ban, saying he wants no part of abandoning the economic system that has sustained the country. His remarks came as officials respond to requests for comment on the ninth consecutive rise in the cost of living.
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Gia Scala
Eisenhower
Hollywood
Giovanna Grazia Guiseppina
Katerina Scolglio
England
Hoffa Sought Check On Lawyer Amid Rackets Probe
Hoffa asked Cheasty to learn what Senator Kennedy was doing visiting Ed Williams's house twice weekly. He claimed Kennedy, chief counsel of the Senate Rackets Committee, received “triple coverage” on the committees led by McClellan while Me Carthy staffers and another aide were to supply inside information. Cheasty said a Capitol Hill source fed Hoffa.
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Hoffa
Cheasty
Bob Kennedy
Ed Williams
House
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate
Senator McClellan
D-Ark
City workers fail plea for higher pay amid looped overload
Philadelphia city meter mechanics say they are overburdened as they repair nearly 1,000 vandalized parking meters each month. The City Civil Service Commission rejected their appeal for higher wages despite a clearly increased workload over the past year.
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Philadelphia
City Civil Service Commission
Russians Trained Egyptian Submarine Crews Report
Washington broadcasting service reports that Russians secretly trained Egyptian naval crews at Gdynia for six months before delivering three Soviet submarines to Egypt. The move, tied to a long running arms deal, followed Russian warship maneuvers in the eastern Mediterranean and is part of Moscow backing Nasser amid Arab refugee tensions. Bayonets appeared in Bayontie France.
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Washington
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Gdynia
Gama Abdel Nasser
Russia
Mediterranean
Moscow
Nasser
United States
Palestine
Jordan
Gaza
Taipei rioters sentenced in court martial case
Prison terms ranged from five months to four years for 11 defendants charged with complicity in Taipei anti American unrest. Two acquitted, 10 others found guilty. some received suspended sentences or fines. Chen Cheng Chiu led the group with Tu Po Chen among those jailed a year. The incident followed a U.S. court martial acquittal of M Sgt Reynolds after he shot a Chinese prowler.
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Urea
Reform
Taipei
U.S
Chen Cheng Chiu
Tu Po Chen
U. S
Robert G. Reynolds
Colora
Reynolds
Morgantown Counterfeiter Begins Three Year Term
Robey of Morgantown West Virginia begins a three year federal prison sentence for passing counterfeit money. Judge Joseph P Willson of the U S District Court also fines Robey $100. Secret Service reports Robey brought about 36000 dollars in counterfeit money to Pittsburgh. Upon arrest in June he had passed about 450 dollars of the phony notes.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Robey
Joseph P. Willson
U. S. District Court
Secret Service
Pittsburgh
Ife
Money
Court Rule May Hit Senate Authority
A court ruling questions the power of Senate investigations and urges more precise congressional committee questioning and defined jurisdiction. Rabinowitz noted the decision raises serious concerns about committees proceeding under current resolutions of authority as a subcommittee continues overseeing the communications union and ACA organization.
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Congressional
Congress
Rabinowitz
Communications Union
ACA
Communist Control Act review probes union status in 1954 act
A government subcommittee examines the Communist Control Act of 1954 to determine if standards of proof are too stringent for declaring a labor union communist. The act provides machinery to make an official finding on union status and potential loss of rights under the National Labor Relations Act.
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Ications
New York
Judas
Saids
Antillitatea
Nationa
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