Local incidents and notices fill busyness in Warren area
A damaged car collision near Mead Avenue injured a driver and damaged a utility pole. Police cited George Sloan for speeding. Jack Welrich was arrested on an intersection traffic charge. Milk truck fallout from Crawford county affects Pittsburgh area, while postmaster James Bell gears toward automatic retirement. Two children treated at Corry Hospital after injuries. Indemnities for disease and cattle programs resumed. army worm invasion costs farms in Chautauqua County. Real estate transfers recorded in county list. Box Car Derby entries open at Journal office. prize heats scheduled in Mead Park Day events. Weather outlook shows cooler trend with showers possible over Fourth weekend. Power break near Fourth ward under investigation.
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Clvic Os
Suudebaker
Alois
Winfield Willams
Teacher Association
Ing
Mead Avenue
Williams
Rex Theatre
Bond
Donald Proctor
Tommy
Ane Eddy Etchynstel
Journal Office
Journal
Mead Park
Commerce
Jounal
Onelec
Thomas Chevrolet
UN Security Council To Review South Korea Situation
The United Nations Security Council convenes at 2 p m EST to discuss developments in the fight against Communist advances in South Korea. India’s Sir B N Raw leads the session aiming to keep pressure on the conflict and coordinate U N efforts as Thai and Egypt consider new statements in the sanction resolution delayed from Tuesday night vote. Tomorrow’s forecast calls for high temperatures near 0 after an overnight low of 52.
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United Nations Security Councl
South
Kore
Sir B. N. Raw
India
U.N
Btn
Thai
Egypt
Tella
Columbus Vicinity News Highlights Travel and Visits
Local items note visits and household updates from residents including Wetherbee Babcock Page Jukes Robbins and Sandburg. Family trips and returns are recorded with trips to Jamestown Letchworth Park and Emporium and homecomings from Erie Corry and North Clymer.
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Columbus
Sune Sy
W. M. Wetherbee
Minnie Babcock
Sarah Pages
Gerald Page
Erie
Edith Howard
Richard Jukes
North Clymer
Hoyt Robbins
Jamestown
Root
Albert Sandburg
Charles and
Dexter
Letchworth Park
William Wallace
John Oaks
Fitz
Rom
Andrew Christensen
Doris
Emporium
Judy Dodd
Niels Christensen
Corry
Pauline Currier
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Club Activities
Rome Wennesday attended her granddaughter Bernice Clark’s graduation in Buffalo. James Blakeslees hosted relatives in Erie. Alice Page and children from Parkersburg visit. Library board met. volunteer bravia duties planned for summer. Boy Scouts met at the church. Clare Gordon and Erma Lown were James Lown visitors.
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Rome
Buffalo
Bernice Clark
James Blakeslee
Erie
Tike Blakeslee
Columbus
David Lines
Charles Cowles
Alice Page
Carrol and
Alan
Parkersburg
W. Va
Ivis Messenger
Emory Messenger
Union City
Bertha Bogart
Texas
Hawaii
George
Boy Scouts
Clare Gordon
Erma
James 1 Lown
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Skip" Sloan
East Main Street
City Polce
Sloan
North Center Street
Jack Welrich
Center
Smith Streets
Crawford County
Pittsburgh
Steel City
Pittspureh
James K. Bell
Warren
Washington
Bell
David Winne
Edwin Winne
Corry Hospital
Busan Scholton
Elearur Scholton
Second Avenue
W Waken
State Agricultural Department
Chautauqua
Pennsylvania
State Agriculture Department
Indoreon
Pennnsylvania
Bile County
Colt House
Us.a
Louis D. Taylor
Fairhaven
U.S.A
Thoms W. Cragy
Ethan A Carter Ax
Stanley Radecki
JUSA
Charles Hiles Ax
Donald Dickinson
Olaca Barber Haleht
Maurice Porter
Essex Street
Fourth Ward
Church, Fairview
Wing Streets
Peneloo
Weather Bureau
Desmond Electric
Refrigeration Service
Church S. Corry, Pa
S&h
Manning
Carol King
Majestic
Martha
Twillard
Emu
Soblon Wit
the Nast Co
UN Council
Ste
Chevrolet
Thomas Motors
of Corry, Inc
Powell
Ross Glenn
Ana Yon
David
California
Ralpht Glenn
Earle Crippen
Fairfield
Alice West
Keith
Dav
C.M. Anderson
Betty Carlson
Schaffner
Widmann & Teah's
Widmann-Teah
Kodak
MATCS
the Fair Store
South Center Street
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