Corry area notes weather, crime, and civic updates
Weather outlook for tomorrow to Saturday shows chilly averages with a warming trend by Friday and Saturday. A wallet loss at Corry Area High School reported by James Miller prompts police attention. A stray dog adopted by a local family near Grace Street is awaiting owner claim. A car crash on icy North Center Street caused $350 damage. An American Breeders Service rep will visit Corry Area High School for a dairy program. Local court orders impose weekly support payments. Corry spelling bee winners are Jollne Splesman and Mary Mesina. Streets crew plans snow removal tonight after 11 pm. Two property transfers from the Dahistrand estate were recorded. Five Corry residents discuss industrial development funding in Erie. Chamber of Commerce board to meet for routine matters.
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James Miller
West Smith Street
Corry Area High School
North Center Street
Robert H. Watrous
R. D
Corry
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Susanne Merkle
Grove Street
Graham Rejects Faith Test In Interfaith Challenge
Graham refused a proposed faith healing contest with Sheikh Mubarak Ahmad of the East African Muslim mission. Ahmad urged selecting incurables for both sides to pray over, claiming the outcome would prove whose grace remains open or closed. Graham cited Christ's refusal to tempt God as his stance.
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Creve
Billy Graham
Christ
Satan
Graham
Mubarak Ahmad
Ahmadiyan
Sheik
Pittsburgh Flooding Threat Check Pittsburgh Flooding Threat
Pittsburgh river forecaster Vernon Houghton Jr of the Weather Bureau begins a 1200 mile trip to assess headwaters feeding the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers. Over five days he will measure snow depth and water content to gauge flood risk, noting no serious threat to Pittsburgh currently. He cites Ford and Cheat Rivers in West Virginia and headwaters of French and Conewango creeks as the most affected by heavy snows.
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Pittsburgh
Vernon Houghton Jr
U. S. Weather Bureaut
Houghton
Allegheny
Monongahela River
Ford
Cheat
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Women invited for telephone survey work at Hotel Corry
Women seeking flexible earnings are invited to interview at Hotel Corry for Dahlberg Hearing Center, a Motorola subsidiary. The job offers over 1 dollar per hour, no selling, with all materials provided and instruction on identifying hard of hearing residents. Private phone required. interview Thursday March 10 at 2 p.m. Authorization for permanent employment available.
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Dahlberg Co
Motorola, Inc
Hotel Corry
Dahlberg Hearing Center
Jury To Hear Finch's Death Story Again
Jurors in the West Covina murder case will review Dr. R Bernard Finch's 400 pages of testimony about his wife Barbara Finch's death on July 15. The defense and prosecution debate whether the shooting was accidental or deliberate as the couple faced a pistol dispute, while Carole Tregdis is his mistress and co defendant.
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Los Anuses
R. Bernard Finch
Finch
jSloud
Barbara
Jen Finch
Whysteian
Dr. Finch
Carole Tregdis
West Covina
Pa to Abolish Cover Charge in Nightlife Scope
Pennsylvania state liquor regulators order abolishing cover charges by May 9 for clubs with liquor licenses. The State Liquor Control Board says the May 2 date allows venues with expensive floor shows to fulfill contracts. The ban targets admission fees while minimums on food and drink remain, aiming to curb elaborate Jewel entertainment in licensed venues. The Supreme Court has upheld the board’s authority over entertainment in such establishments.
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Harris Burn See
Pennsylvania
U.S. Supreme Court
Fire destroys Mt Lucas Grocery and apartment in Pittsburgh
A fire sweeping from Mt Lucas Grocery to the second floor apartment in Pittsburgh's North Side caused about $15,000 in damages. The store owner Lucas and his wife escaped into trees they wore only night clothes. No injuries reported.
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Puitsbenwd
Obigin
Pittsburgh
North Side
Mt. Lucas
Lucas
Symington Hopes For Dem Nomination Stymie
The article profiles Stuart Symington’s drift toward a 1960 Democratic presidential bid. It notes his limited delegate strength, potential deadlock at the convention, and his growing stated interest after touring Illinois by plane and car. It cites support from Paul Powell and John Stelle and details Symington’s policy critiques of Eisenhower and Benson, while framing age and experience as advantages and timing as decisive.
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Corinucn
Wright
Syming
Hank
Mlinois House
Paul Powell
Illinois
John Stelle
Symington
Los Aneles
Springfield
Central
Tilinots
Eisenhower
Rosy Reas
Midwest
Ezra Taft Benson
Air Force
Stuart Symington
No Highway Deaths In Pa Week End Report
Pennsylvania reported a weekend with no highway fatalities. Four other accidental deaths occurred from a fall a fire carbon monoxide poisoning and strangulation. Victims included Raymond Wintlock 30 in Pittsburgh George W Christmas 75 in Philadelphia Earl Stong 72 in Pottstown and Larry Heisler 13 in Refton.
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Pennsylvania
Poconos
Pittsburgh
Raymond Wintlock
Salvation Army
Evangeline
Philadelphia
George W. Christmas
Simday
Pottstown
Earl Stong
Lancaster
Larry Heisler
Refton
Civil Rights Debate Faces Filibuster Hurdles
Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas counseled restraint while a compromise bill seeks two thirds support in the Senate. Senator Hugh Scott said supporters are at least ten votes short to end the filibuster, and Senator Richard Russell doubtfully expects more than a bare majority to end debate.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Hugh Scott
R-Pal
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Market mood: bull bear shift sparks investor questions
New York AP reports a dramatic front page snapshot shows stocks tumbling and partially recovering as markets shift from a long bull run to a bear, prompting speculation on whether the move is a fleeting dip or a lasting change. Analysts note varied trader types from chartists to in and out speculators, plus influence from institutional holders and individual investors, all affecting price trends.
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New York
Readers weigh market fears amid uncertain stock outlook
The piece argues many investors fear a market downturn despite claims that conditions now differ from 1929. It notes public anxiety over a correction, contrasts long term gains with short term volatility, and suggests it is too early to tell if a bear market has begun.
Fire destroys store and apartments in Creekside
A two story brick building housing a general store and three apartments burned Saturday night in Creekside Indiana County causing about 24000 dollars in damage. No injuries reported. Firemen estimated loss and said the blaze’s cause was undetermined. An adjoining apartment building also suffered smoke and water damage.
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Indiana
Creekside
Piremen
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