Tom Elliott to perform in Corry Gold Room debut
Today at 7 a m hospital report lists new admissions and discharges, notes Tom Elliott arriving from New York to headline piano sets at the Hotel Corry Gold Room starting Monday night. Also listed are multiple local residents admitted and discharged, a legal note on Judge Herlands, and upcoming Corry FFA basketball doubleheader at the high school.
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Tom Elliott
Corry
Gold Room
New York City
Corry Journal Printing Department
Corry Ffa
Spartansburg Ffa
FFA
Senator Accused Of Taking 100000 Bribe To Halt Probe
New York AP report says federal prosecutor charged late Senator George H. Bender of Ohio accepted a $100,000 bribe to quash a stock fraud investigation. Walpin claimed oil promoter Samuel S. Garfield paid the money to the former interior aide during a 1955-56 scheme involving 575,000 unregistered shares of Chemoil Industries Inc. The defense challenged the bribery claim as inflammatory.
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New York
George H. Bender
Ohio
Republican
Asst
U.S. Atty
Gerald Walpin
Chunsiel Corp
Chemoil Industries Inc
Walpin
Samuel S. Garfield
Clare
Mich
Bender
Interior
Eisenhower
Garfield
George Bonded
Secret of the Interior
United States
Funeral Notices for Mrs Charlotte Rafter and Mrs Bessie Joseph
Funeral services for Mrs. Charlotte Rafer will be held at 11 a.m. Friday at a location to be announced with calls at Bracken Funeral Home Thursday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. Mrs. Bessie Josephs services at Bracken Funeral Home Saturday 2 p.m. with interment in Pine Grove Cemetery. friends may call Thursday and Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Josebet Ast
Bessie R. Joseph
Bracken Funeral Home
Pine Grove
Joseph
Euclid Street
Little Cooley
Garland
Corry
Frank Joseph
Rite
Lawrence Snow
Cora Joseph
Helen Joseph
Forks
Wash
Robert DeBoer
Pine Grove Cemetery
Rafter
West Park Place
Doud Hill Road
Oakmont
Pittsburgh
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Charles Alfred
Washington, D. C
Scranton Not Competent, Says Lawrence
Gov Lawrence says Rep Scranton lacks state government experience to be a strong governor candidate. Lawrence warned against relying on common sense and a fine cabinet, contrasting Kennedy's experience. He noted Green will back the Democratic ticket as party chair in Philadelphia.
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Harrisburg
Lawrence
William Scranton
Scranton
R-Pa
James B. van Zand
U.S
Kennedy
United States Senate
William Green Jr
Green
Democratic City Committee
Philadelphia
Richardson Dilworth
Dilworth
Democratic State Policy Committee
Deaths of Charlotte Rafter and a Savannah fire
Two obituaries note deaths of Mrs. Charlotte Lottie Rafter aged 83 in Corry after long illness and another Mrs. Rafter 83, who lived in Oakmont area. Final rites and burial planned in Pine Grove Cemetery. A Savannah fire destroys a two block area displacing about 200 residents, with officials stating the blaze started near 5 p.m. and was under control by 6:30 p.m. The event affected a traditionally African American neighborhood slated for urban redevelopment.
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Savannah
Governor predicts lively presidential campaign with shifts in support
Lawrence recalls switching from Adlai Stevenson to John Kennedy as the convention neared. He says Kennedy could win and predicts an active campaign full of debates on candidates, platforms, and issues. He anticipates every fight will be important and engaging.
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Lawrence
Adlai
Stevenson
Kennedy
Sailor-Chutist Reenlists During Desert Parachute Drop
Sailor Frank Moncreif reenlisted after a 2500 foot descent with Chief Warrant Officer Lewis T. Vinson. Moncreif, 30, has served seven years mainly in underwater demolition. He joins a Navy parachute exhibition team at El Centro Naval Air Facility.
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Fay Aseavivy
GRR
Frank Moncreif
Lewis T. Vinson
Moncreif
Vinson
Navy
el Centro Naval Air Facility
Storm Blamed For 11 Deaths Ravages East Coast Areas
Storms and high tides caused devastating damage from Virginia to New Jersey and Delaware. High water closed Belt Parkway and the Hampton Roads bridge tunnel while driftwood blocked Norfolk roads. In Wildwood New Jersey a furniture store and seven other buildings burned and homes were set alight by sparks. Dozens fled flooded shores as two New Jersey couples were washed away and declared missing after a Coast Guard amphibian vessel was overwhelmed by a rogue wave. Damages run into the millions as utilities and transportation faced major disruption.
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Wymuen
Jim Page
Brooklyn
Hampton Roslls
Hampton Roads
Norfolk
James River
Boston
Wildwood
N.J
Seaboard
John A. Waters
Delaware Bay
New Jersey
Coast Guard
Beach Haven Inlet
Two Fas Guard Men Die in Storm Fallout Across States
Storm toll mounts as drownings electrocutions and heart failures are reported in New Jersey Maryland New York and North areas. Schools closed and thousands without power as Atlantic City and Ocean City were cut off by 7 mph winds and 20 foot waves. Steel Pier section torn away and 2000 feet of boardwalk destroyed at Asbury Park. Fire Island surfed by waves while Monmouth County declared disaster. Brick Township evacuated 22 people and three dogs along submerged Route 35. Nuns evacuated from Sea Isle City convent as floods rise. Philadelphia hotels host storm refugees while Philadelphia suburban trolleys halt. Ferry service suspended between New Jersey and New York City.
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Fas
New Jersey
Maryland
New York
Atlantic City
N.J
Oceancity
Asbury Park
Fire Island
Long Island
Monmouth County
Brick Township
Wildwood
Sea ‘Isle City
F Tve
Coast Guard
Philadelphia
Manhattan
Staten Island
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Aepegeageg
PH -Turben
Tf Ateeg
Corry Memorial Hospital
Robert Moris
Spartansburg
George Yaiko
Clymer
Claude Stearns
East South Street
Kenneth
Linda
Edward Lewis
Elem
Kenneth Coan
Hana Williams
White Street
Alex Bodnar
Herbert Rhode
Albert Imhoff
Spring Creek
Erkki Reinesale
East Main Street
Andrew Beneza
Mildred Umstead
Northwest Street
Frederick Miller
Con‘cord Street
Lyle Warmshills
Barry Jay
Mead Avenue
Roger White
Rudy
Perry McC?iy
Fifth Avenue
Kenneth Sickler
Archie Miller
West
Washington Street
Hany Mosher
R. D
John Malone
Ridge Street
Union City
Gordon Beeman
Parade Street
Charles Mathias
West High Street
Edward Malec
Cherry Street
Waterford
Linda Lee ‘Thompson
Pavis Drive
Edinboro
Roberta Gibbs
Centerville
Martin Curtis
Spartansboro
Gerald Hulings
Graves Street
William B. Herlands
Senate
Deer Head Inn
Panera
Mra
Beastie
Josephs
Charlotte
Lottie) Rafter
Norge
Barney
Corry’s Finest
Wilson
T-Bones
Wilson's
Mueller
Hills Bros. Coffee
Glendora Skim
Abe
Bisquick
Eans
Elmdale
Hekman 35¢ PLC
Snyder
the “Y
Columbus
Dewey Whitwell
Evangelistic Crusade
the Wigdens
Robert and
Gladys
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