Real estate transfers noted in Corry and nearby areas
Paragraf real estate transfers show exchanges involving Jams J Hickey ux to Elmer Smith ux Third Ward Corry. Elmer Smith ux to James J Hickey ux Essex Street Corry. Alice Ellsworth al to Ignatius F Pur pura ux Third Ward Corry. Paul E Brenoel ux to Edward Gicovsky ux Concord Township. plus a $14,000 court award to Lucille D Manly Route 8 for land condemned for the cross county Thruway project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jams J. Hickey
Elmer Smith
Third Ward
Corry
James J. Hickey
Essex Street
Alice Ellsworth
Ingatius F. Purpura
Lucille D. Manly
Lyman Shreve
Joseph Kane
Edward Stenfurth
Edward Carney
Threat Made On De Gaulle's Life
An anonymous phone warning prompted police to shield President De Gaulle after a meeting with Giovanni Gronelli and Aston Reyal Patios. De Gaulle and his wife were escorted to safety by police, as attackers described by witnesses were detained and security heightened at the embassy area. The incident sparked Algerian and French sentiment amid tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen Naaily
Charley
de Gauille
Atlee
Lunelien
Giovanni Gronelli
Aston Reyal
Tnt
Ambasay
Alvan
de Gaulle
Emperor Hirohito Attends First Ball Game
A garbled report from Tokyo recounts Hirohito’s appearance at a baseball game with unclear details and numerous errors. It mentions spectators, a large crowd, and references to numbers and places, but the exact events remain indistinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirohito
Tokyo
Mbahita
Louditon
Pantie
Pavel
Tlin
Aveny
Bathranks
WII
Kote Lee
Dbs
Area Man Dies Of Personal Safety Related Gunshot Wound
Lyle M Watson of Centerville RD4 died today from a gunshot wound inflicted in an apparent incident. He was born May 31, 1904 in Centerville and survived by his parents Mr and Mrs John Watson, three brothers Cheyer Weany and Twon, two sisters Mrs Tnet Hane and Margaret VenCruilder, and others in the Centerville area. Funeral services are planned at the Centerville Baptist Church with burial at Sune llynide Cemetery in Centerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yousould
Conlepvile Sully
Crawford County
Corone de
Rupvive
Cheyer
Weany
Twon
Centerville
Tnet Hane
Cepiterville
Min Milrgaret VenCruilder
Timestown Friendly
Tormynd Hye Buea
Hear Font
I Panera
Tsmaor
Sunellynide Cemetery
State Police Changes Seen In A Beaming Plan
Frank G. McCartney, head of the state police, discussed aims to improve efficiency and expand force readiness in a Thursday news conference after touring barracks. He supported revamping examinations, radar speed checks, and police modernization, stressing prevention over prosecution and noting legislative support remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. McCartney
Wittle Police
Thinsday
Mccartney
Patlee
Ertine Hohors
Mikinie
Lee
McCiriney
Lawrence
USA
Ford Awarded Army Contract For 1050 Jeep Replacement
Ford Motor Company won a 16.07 million dollar U S Army contract for 1050 military vehicles to replace the Jeep. The Willys MB, widely nicknamed the Jeep, has powered paratroop drops for years. Ford faces competition from Willys Motors, Studebaker-Packard, and Cortland Welt Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lhance Corps
Ford Motor
Hassuriger
Canypie Menti
Willys Motora
St Lindebeker-Packard Corp
Corti Welt Corp
Ike Rejects Farm Bills in Veto of Wheat and Tobacco
President Eisenhower vetoed two farm bills affecting wheat and tobacco, signaling a potential clash with Congress and the 1956 campaign. Officials say the veto undermines expanding markets and reducing surpluses, while Democrats argue the measures would curb production costs and tax burdens. House and Senate leaders prepare to mobilize voters around farm policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Beenetary of
Byrn Taft Bendon
Nu Misenhower Weto
Elect Rev Harris to Two Posts at Erie Conference
Rev Harris was reelected to the post of conference secretary at the Evangelical United Brethren Erie Conference. He has served 24 years as pastor of the Corry church and now continues his roles amid reports of progress across 108 churches, with 46 conversions and 68 new members this year. The meetings extend through Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ds Soney Tuners
Erie
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Wallies
H Roy Harris
Corry Rub
Harris
Pindley Lake
Rural Electric Borrows $613000 For Expansion
The Rural Electrification Administration approved a $613000 loan to Northwestern Rural Electric Co operative Association at Cambridge Springs for expansion in Crawford and Venango counties. The funds will build 40 miles of distribution lines to serve 400 new rural customers and a new $200000 building south of Cambridge Springs on Route 86 to house a two way radio system, offices, maintenance garage and a large supply room. Project completion is targeted for the end of 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Electric
Cambridge &Prings
Flural Electrification Administration
Northwestern Rural Electric Co-operative Association
Cambridge Springs
Word Ty
Carroll D. Kearns
Harry Burrows
Northwestern Board of Dirators
Crawford
Yengo
Jinor Loans
Burrows
Camaridge Springs
Shortwave Broadcasting Stoon
Venango
Jockey Lindner’s New Jersey Drive Ends With Parking Slip
AP report notes jockey Vince Lindner conducted a four day New Jersey highway experiment to prove safe driving. He met police in Morristown but was cited for overtime parking by a patrolman while at police headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allaniic Cit
Nn. J
Vince Lindner
New Jersey
Morristown
Lindner
Eisenhower Veto Forces Moderate Johnson Path in Congress
President Eisenhower vetoes wheat and tobacco bills, narrowing paths for Senate Democrat Lyndon Johnson and Speaker Sam Rayburn. Johnson pursues a middle ground, needing bipartisan support to override vetoes while steering legislation through a highly polarized Congress dominated by conservatives in the middle and liberal critics on the margins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate Democrats
Johnson
Sam Rayburn
House
Senate
Democratic Leaders Face Border Legislation Dilemma
An advisory council of the Democratic National Committee argues Johnson should oppose backing by a presidential veto and push for broader legislation. They claim a Republican veto on border bills would boost Democratic leverage in 1944 elections, while Johnson and Rayburn defend their long congressional record under Democratic control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic National Committee
Johnson
Eisenhower
Rayburn
Congress
Girl in Lifesaving Class Feels Crew Cut Pinch
Kansas City reporter notes 12 year old Jane Hadley returning from a swimming class with tangled brown hair. She explains she is the only girl in the class and the boys all have crew cuts, so the hair style affects practice in lifesaving lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kans City
Jane Hadley
Mond Corry J Raymor Cony 2
Mond Corry J leads a mixed relay team with Girard and Cony placing second behind a strong field. The meet featured tight finish times and several personal bests from local athletes.
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Retrnes
Robert Leek
North Center Street
Melvin
Cobbett
Roger C Marah
NBC
New York City
Robert Newell
Ib Centennial Inc
Titusville
Dave Garroway
Drake Well Memorial Park
Pithote
Bir Ils Hey Dig
Corry Btate
Tve
Peter Sander
North
Sumer
Wean
Hormul
Mildred Sikatnki
Colony
North Centny
Margaret Jorma
Wickliffe
Ohio
Columbus
Jean Depew
Waal
Nichols Ladue
Mead Mark
Wyrkine
Cutty
Porter Aline
Susin Olds
Bruce Olds
Union City
Union City Memorial Hospital
Herbert Charberlain
Union Street
Atu
Chamberlaain Wis
al Fe Viet Methodist
Panwern
Cavre Bulla
Milley
Chicoh
Corey Memorial Hospital
Martina
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Columbia Ave
Ford
Army
E Paul
Ike
Evans
Marlow
Midale
St. Thomas Parish
Corry, PA
Tana
Gime
A&b
Keystone
Fox Keystone Service
Columbus Ave
Kraft Mayonnaise
Seabrook Farms
Corre
Moosej
Able Falworth
P Billey
Ss Morton
Market
Kennedy
Turner
Ib Hillman
Rf Miller
Moose
Rs Ge
Veww
Moose Corry-Jam Elks
Raymond's
Ajax Aero Supp National 1
Corry Mer Corry
Jam Union City
Corry-J
Raymor
Cony
Fir
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