Corry area notices mix with police and court items
The Corry Journal reports a range of local items: Eric Brice Miller Jr. pleads innocent to aggravated assault after a stabbing incident. Dailey Potter hospitalized at St. Vincent's with a severe abdominal slash. Warrant served on Donald Sutley for intoxicated driving. Millcreek police add new officer Melvin LeRoy Reaves. Atty Edward Petrillo sworn to Pennsylvania Fair Employment Practices Commission. Maples syrup labels, forged checks by Nancy Fink, and a 10 day used car sale at Thomas Motors. Hospital admittances and discharges update. Legion Post 365 set meeting. Roger Young housing project knife incident ends with arrest of Joseph York.
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Corry Journal Printing Dept
Eric Brice Miller Jr
Michael Kinecki
Dailey Potter
St. Vincent's Hospital
F. L. Baressi
Erie
Donald
Sutley
Waterford
38Th
Peach Streets
James Hogan
Millcreek
Melvin LeRoy Reaves
Fred Kinley
Edward G. Petrillo
Pennsylvania
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Harrisburg
Petrillo
Arthur Gardner
7Th and
French Street
Journal Printing Department
TV Schedule From WBEN Buffalo Evening Lineup
XB TV guide lists programs for WBEN Buffalo with films and shows across dayparts. Entries include Sherlock Holmes Studio One News Weather and Sports Color Test Good Morning with Godfrey Strike It Rich News and Weather Love of Life Search for Tomorrow The Guiding Light Matines Playhouse Gene Autry Show News and Sports Patti Page Show Annie Onley Director's Playhouse Phil Silvers Show Navy Log Mort Millie Red Skelton Show The $64,000 Question Trust Your Wife News Weather Booka Eleven-thirty Theatre and other early broadcast listings.
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Studio One
Godfrey
Guiding Light
Matines Playhouse
Alani
Gene Autry
Patti Page
Annie Onley
Phil Silvers
Navy Log
Mort Millie
Red Skelton
Titusville man faces charges in minor delinquency case
Erie resident arrested by Millcreek Township police on a warrant, brought to Titusville for a hearing on contributing to the delinquency of a minor involving an 11 year old Titusville girl. Arrest occurred at 1 00 p m and he remained in custody pending the hearing. Meantime church groups in Wayne Valley and Cassadaga held meetings and community notices noted additional local incidents and staff changes at The Titusville Herald.
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Titusville
Millcreek
Erie
William
Preston
Millcreek Township
Ladies Aid
Wayne Valley
Ralph Bailey
B.D
Donald R. Murdaugh
Titusville Herald
Samuel Dillon
Ernest J. Schultz
Dunkirk
Glenn Peters
Dale
Mendville
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Westinghouse Electric Co
Robert A. Cumen
Dogs Upset Trash as Dimick Pets Tied Up
Charles Suter of 131 Lemon street reported two dogs owned by Mrs. E. L. Dimick of 121 Lemon street upset his trash cans. Officers contacted Dimick and instructed her to keep the pets tied up. A gift subscription to the Corry Evening Journal costs 7 dollars for a year in several counties and 9 dollars elsewhere. Erie Harbor Improve ment bill backing shown by Governor Leader. State Secretary Davlin said the measure, a 1,190,000 dollar aid bill, has good passage potential during a press conference at Mayor Gardner's office.
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Charles Suter
Lemon Street
E. L. Dimick
Corry Evening Journal
Erie
Warren
Crawford
Chautauqua
George M. Leader
William Davlin
Davlin
Arthur Gardner
Julian Polaski
Joseph Brennan
Cay Aes
Scouten Herd Tops Butterfat Tests in Erie County
Leonard Swanson reports results for the Erie County Dutry Herd Improvement Assn Unit 2. Seventy six cows yield 40 to 50 pounds fat, 62 over 50 pounds. Milk totals include 62 cows between 1,000 and 7,200 pounds and 105 over 1,200 pounds. Top fat producers include Howard Hammond Gerry and Gerald Scouten Centerville with 70.1 and 74 pounds. Five highest fat herds led by Gerald Scouten with 15 Registered Holsteins totaling 38.9 pounds over.
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Aeros
Leonard Swanson
Erie County
Gerald Scouten
Centerville
Orval Schweitzer
Corry
Howard Hammond
N. J. Gates
Swanson
Egg Production Reported Down In Pennsylvania
The State Agriculture Department reports a drop in egg production on Pennsylvania farms for the period ending February 15. After 87 months of rising output, production fell per cent from January last year, according to Secretary of Agriculture William K. Henning. The decline contributed to a dip in the Index of prices received by Pennsylvania farmers for the same period.
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State Agriculture Department
Pennsylvania
Secretary of Agriculture
William K. Henning
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Concrete Pipe Company of Ohio
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Thomas Motors
Spring Creek Township
Orn ‘Mitchell
West Spring Creek
E. A. Larson
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Jeannette
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H. E. Reynolds
Hera Hast
Esther
Woma
Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Oscar Johnson
West Church Street
Mimmon
Corry Hospital
Alex Pold
East Congress Street
Donald King
Delaware Street
Richard Coon
Clymer
David Blake
Paul Chove
York Street
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Upperman
Ernest King
Clymor
George Rogers
Spartansburg
Richard
Charles Henry
White Street
Donald Bigelow
Paul Porter
R. D
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Eric
Fred Haenel
Snyder Circle
Forrest Adams
Columbus
Ronald
Charles Munn
Spring Street
John Coulter
Harry Leld
Mary Schuster
John Kornikoski
Barbara Ellen
Creeda Steadman
John Rickerson
Joseph McHugh
Ambridge
Sanitay
Fred Fardink
North Clymer
Thomas Kozik
Malcolm McGinnis
Mark Anthony
Southattoot
William Birchard
Third Avenue
Andrew Mc
Leeds
Roger Young
Wben-Tv
Buffalo
Wiggers Garage
Oldsmobile
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comraEte
Land O' Lakes
T Reese
Jamestown
Michael Daniels
Teeland
Columbus Ladies
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Arthur Carlson
Reynold Hamilton
Oak Hill
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Frank Chiapbowie
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