Real estate transfers and local notices in Corry area
Erie County courthouse records note transfers among Theresa B Webber Georgia Bien Amy Thompson Raymond J Morris and William H Thompson Amy Thompson for Corry and nearby wards The report also covers Warren flood outlook budget moves at Warren Chamber of Commerce tax settlements due Corry levies police reports on thefts fires and car accidents plus weather dips to subzero in Corry area and obituaries for local residents then notes state public instruction funds spent in Erie County and staff transfers at the Corry state police substation
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Theresa B. Webber
Georgia Bien
Corry
Amy Thompson
Raymond J. Morris
First Ward
William H. Thompson
Amy
Thompson
Pirat Ward
Erie County
Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction
Harrisburg
Erie
E. Anderson
Frederick Murray
Meadville
C.W. Irwin
Sgt. Irwin
James M. Morgan
John E. Martin
Voice Of The People On Neighbor Garbage Issue
A Corry reader and spouse on Social Security propose paying 1.30 monthly for garbage hauling. They report police inaction over a neighbor burning garbage and worry about rats reaching their yard from the pile, deeming trash removal civilized in 1960.
New York Legislators Push to Abolish Death Penalty
A group of New York State legislators again seeks to abolish capital punishment this year. The death sentence remains mandatory for first degree murder unless a felony is involved. A measure to require judges to follow jury leniency recommendations was voted down by the Assembly.
Promise of More Powell Fraud Charges
The government says it will prove frauds far greater in value than the current charges against Rep. Adam Clayton Powell Jr. on income tax evasion. The three count indictment accuses Powell of dodging about $3,063 in taxes on the 1951 return of his wife Hazel Scott and their 1952 joint return. Powell faces up to 15 years in prison and $30,000 in fines if convicted on all counts. Mrs Powell is not a defendant. her absence noted as she had Europe travel.
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SW York
Adam Clayton Powell Jr
D-Ny
Hazel Scott
Powell
Asst
U.S
Morton Robsom
Europe
Robson
Berlin action may weaken Allied stand in summit talks
U S decision to resume high altitude flights to West Berlin was reversed delaying action and risking a misread by Chancellor Adenauer who arrives in Washington next week. Herter explained the move favored jet efficiency and avoided Soviet signals of weakness while the Air Force judged 10,000 feet unnecessary for short Berlin hops.
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Waonuvuiu 1Arigetin
West Berlin
Fisenhower
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Washington
Berlin
Soviet Union
Paris
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Benniste
Herterv
Eisenhower
Britain
France
East Germany
Associated Prean
James Marlow Tal
Bfore
Asia
Khrushchev
United States
Youth Admits Killing Couple In Ferguson Store
A 16 year old boy admitted to police that he killed storekeeper Robert Seal and his wife Goldie Seal at their Ferguson Missouri market confectionery. He entered the store without words and shot them then stabbed them multiple times with a butcher knife as they breathed. The youth said he stole cash after taking the murder weapon from his father’s pistol. The Seals were killed Tuesday night and their car was later found abandoned after a broadcast.
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St, Louis
Goldie
Ferguson
St. Louis
Robert Francis Kunkel Jr
Seal
Kunkel
Daughter of Hirohito Weds Daughter of Hirohito
Pretty Princess Suga, 21, renounces imperial title to wed 25 year old Hisanaga Shimazu, son of a former count, in a private Shinto ceremony. She will cook and manage household accounts at their $11,000 Tokyo suburb home. He will receive a bank salary plus her $41,000 dowry. They plan a May honeymoon in Miyazaki and hope to travel abroad, though it may be impossible.
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Tuney
Ars — Eauper
Hirohito
Suga
Hisinaga Shimazu
Tokyo
Isanaga
Japan Import-Export Bank
Hisanaga
Miyazaki
Japan
Actors Studios Meet Tomorrow in Uphill Strike Talks
Hollywood actors and major studios plan a bargaining session tomorrow for the first time since the Screen Actors Guild declared the walkout. The 14,000 SAG members seek a share of profits from post 1948 film sales to television.
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Ruluzwuul Lary — Napes
Hollywood Actors
Screen Actors Guild
Guild
Italian Tanker Angeli Petri Returns to Sea After Repairs
The SS Angeli Petri, a 21 700 ton wine tanker, sailed again from San Francisco after a near wreck four months ago when Pacific gales damaged its electrical system and rudder. Four tugs and a Coast Guard cutter towed her for 46 hours to port for repairs carrying almost two million gallons of wine, vegetable oil, and fuel.
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SAN Prancisco.ae
San Francisco
Coast Guard
Plane shooting raises links between rebels and air force pilot
Army officials in Jakarta sought links between antigovernment rebels and the air force pilot who strafed President Sukarno's palace. Evidence indicated the flier acted from a personal grudge. Sukarno and his family escaped injury in the raid yesterday by 2nd Lt. Daniel Maukar, 28, who peppered the Jakarta palace and a nearby fishing settlement by Batavia Harbor. Eighteen were wounded.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Air Force
Sukarno
Daniel Maukar
Batavia Harbor
Man Helpless As Wife Stricken In Detroit
Joyce found Cornelius Terry, 68, lying on the floor of his apartment while his wife, 50, unconscious nearby. He had a stroke and was paralyzed, and his wife died en route to the hospital from a heart attack. Police answered neighbors' calls after no one answered the phone.
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Wetroit
Joyce
Cornelius Terry
Terrys
Terry
Seek Grocery Store Bandits in Pittsburgh South Side Heist
Police hunt two men who held up a South Side Pittsburgh grocery store. The duo, one armed with a gun, entered late day and shouted a threat before the grocer opened the register. They fled on foot with more than $100. The grocer Joseph Stein reported the incident.
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Pittsburgh
South Side
Joseph Stein
Sone
Japan Protest March Against Security Pact
About five thousand unionists and left wing students tried a march on the Parliament in Tokyo to protest the ratification of Japan's security pact with the United States and government curbs on demonstrations. Fifteen hundred police formed a barrier around the white stone Parliament Building to keep them back.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
Judge Won't Rush On Pennsylvania Censor Act
Harrisburg AP report details Judge Walter R. Sohn delaying a ruling on the constitutionality of Pennsylvania's 1959 motion picture censorship law. He notes the case involves 20th Century Fox and William Goldman Theaters, seeks to define obscenity under Supreme Court standards, and discusses a three member control board empowered to require 48 hour notice and review screenings for violations.
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Harrisburg
Walter R. Sohn
Dauphin County
Pennsylvania
Sohn
Associated Press
Anne X. Alpern
20Th Century- Fox Corp
William Goldman Theaters
Pennsylvania Assn. of Amusement Industries
Philadelphia
U.S. Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Miss Alpern
US Supreme Court
Solin
Motion Picture Control Board
Peter Dana
Pittsburgh
Two Leaders Quiet On Path To Paris Summit
Washington AP reports Eisenhower and Khrushchev maintain restraint ahead of a May Paris summit with Britain and France. Both avoid actions or statements that might jeopardize talks, while Berlin tensions and flight rules remain central issues influencing the mood of diplomacy.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Camp David
Paris
Britain
France
Khrushchev
United States
Berlin
Soviet Union
Hing
Housewife Saves Woman From Fire Narrative
A housewife describes entering a locked burning home and pulling Mrs. Dickert to safety through a broken kitchen window. Chuck Resch tried to reenter but could not. The rescuer, named Wheeler, recalls shouting the victim’s name as she freed her from the doorway between the bedroom and living room.
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Chuck
Resch
Mrs. Dickert
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