Corry Journal notes probate trust and local events
Judge Samuel Roberts approves a 1000 dollar trust to Lakeview Hospital from Guy E Billington's estate. Meantime, Mayville and Titusville items report dividends, school renamings, theater shows, bowling clubs, and civic notices with local women and veteran groups hosting events and fundraisers.
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Erle
Samuel Roberts
Lakeview Hospital
Guy E Billington
Lakeview
St. Pat’s
Ty’s
Blue Bonnet
Titusville
Titusville Trust Company
Two Killed As Train Rams Auto In Philadelphia
Two men died early today when a car collided with a moving freight train in northeast Philadelphia. Victims Richard Hollenback Jr., 19, and Terrence G. Clark, 23, of Kensington were pronounced dead at Northeast Hospital. The driver was Hollenback with Clark as passenger.
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Biladilphea
Philadelphia
Richard” Bollenback Jr
Terrence G. Clark
Kensington
Northeast Hospital
Hollenback
Clark
Leopold Leaves For New Life
Leopold, a 50 year old parolee linked to the 1924 Bobby Franks murder, departed Illinois for Puerto Rico to become a $10-a-month hospital laboratory technician. He rode Eastern Air Lines to Castaner, Puerto Rico, delayed by a faulty generator, with Dr W Harold Row, executive director of the Church of the Brethren Service Commission, at his side. Leopold offered no remarks to reporters as he sought a new life while seeking to forget his past.
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York WI
Nathan Leopold
Puerto Rico
Bobby Franks
Tollewild
Leopold
Tlinois
Eastern Air Lines
Leopard
W. Harold Row
Church of the Brethren Service Commission
Castaner
San Juan
Row
Ralph Newman
Chicago
Carl Sandburg
North Carolina
Cochranton Builds 200-Bed Civil Defense Hospital
Cochranton prepares a 200 bed emergency hospital from Civil Defense supplies. Equipment will be stored in the post office building, generator placed at the high school, and first aid stocks for 1000 people trucked in from Butler. The setup mirrors similar units in Titusville, Meadville, and Cambridge Springs. Leopold Hapsburg dies in Willimantic after renouncing titles to become American.
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Erie
Millcreek
Westminster Junior High School
West Lake Junior High School
Herbie Johnson
Meadville
Crawford County
W. Earl Austin
Vernon Township
Watson Run
Beatty's Corners
Cochranton
Civil Defense Organization
Post Office
Cochranton High School
Butler
Titusville
Cambridge Springs
Batista Maps Election Drive in Cuba as June 1 Polls Stand
Batista’s candidate Fulgencio Batista planned to open his campaign for the June 1 elections in Cuba despite a tight gun rule. Former Premier Andres Rivero Aguero set radio and TV addresses as censorship tightens after constitutional guarantees were suspended until April 26. Congress ratified the suspension, enabling raids without warrants, while the Supreme Electoral Tribunal reaffirmed June 1.
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Batista
Mavana
Cuba
Fulgencio Batista
Andres Rivero Aguero
Congress
Rivero Aguero
Supreme Electoral Tribunal
Marie McDonald Kidnaping tale sparks buzz in LA
Marie McDonald known as The Body returns home with no comment on her new kidnaping story. She was met by two lawyers and reporters in Los Angeles after claiming husband Harry Karl arranged her abduction in Cincinnati during a nightclub tour. Karl calls the claim ridiculous and the county grand jury took no indictments after investigating the case.
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Marie
Los Angeles
McDonald
Cincinnati
Harry Karl
Karl
C of C Warns On Phony Solicitations
Corry Chamber of Commerce manager A Long warns local businessmen to beware phony labor publications soliciting advertising. He cites millions lost nationwide to bogus publications with no real labor union ties and explains tactics that imply AFL-CIO backing to pressure cooperation while threatening labor troubles.
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C of C
Eee
Long
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Organized Labor
Isbor
Afl-Cio
Ben
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Diemer’s
Venango
Fifth County
Donald Taylor
Second National Bank
Richard R Kookogey
Pleasantville
Fred A Kline
Schelde Park
Arly
Richard Ruth
City Hall
Charles Downing
Arthur J. Gardner
Ruth
Esso Hall
Mayville
Lottsville
Harkness and Sons
Sheridan Baker
Titusville F. O. Eagles
March of Dimes
2Ds
Harold A. Land
Henry W. ‘Harkness
Harkness
Chautauqua County
Ase
Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scouts
Explorers
World Friendship Fund
St. Pat's
LEED
Corry Hospital
Edwards
R. D
Frank Kuarkoski Jr
Snyder Circle
Harold E. Bensink
Melvin A. Reslink
Clymer
Merley, Bunting
Albert Bunting
Savoyed Freeman North
James J O'Conner
East Church Street
Clarence Wallace
West Pleasant Street
Joseph F. Pileavage
Adrian E. Sorenson
Waterford
John — Christopher
George Brabender
Erletes
St. Patrick’s
Moose Club
St. Elizabeth's Church Guild
McIntyre
Harry Mitchell
Crawford County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
ASC
Mary Marley
Cranesville
St. Vincent's Hospital
Girard
Max, A
Herman A. Wolff
Wolff's Department Store
Elgin-Beaverdam Hose Company
Bradford
Raymond Paterson
VFW
St. Patrick's
Paul Robert Construction Co
Badsbury Township
Department of Highways
Mother's Guild of
St. Teresa’s Church
Union City
St. Teresa's Hall
Meadville Area
Paul McCandless
Elks
Smorgasbord
Elmer Gertz
Oak Park
Statesville
Iary
Newman
Lake Shore Drive
Siser
Avot —Kinele
Miles
Essler
Willimantic
Conn
Leopold Hapsburg
Lorraine
Leopold of
Austria
Hapsburg
Central
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Austria and
Hungary
Franz Josef
Pelle Rere
Anianus
General Electric
All-Way Electric
North Center St
Columbia Pictures Presents
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Kim Novak
Reka
Gare
Hayehem
Cady and Collier
South St
Al's Clothes Shop
Pug Beretcen. Funeral Home
Nolin
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