Local ads and notices from Corry Journal pages
Thursday specials offer chicken and biscuits for one dollar. Auto service ad promotes Turben's Chevrolet dealer. McCray Cemetery Auxiliary sugar social set for Saturday March 18 from 5:30 to 8 p.m. Jim Kelly plays background music at Hotel Corry's Gold Room nightly 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. emergency physician number listed. Hospital admissions list several patients and discharge notices follow with local residents named. Maple syrup labels advertised, BPW charity sale at Nichols and Glavis Resturant rounded out by 2016 events.
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Turben
Chevrolet
Sertesedeedtedeesten
McCray Cemetery
Jim Kelly
Corry
Three NJ residents sue over 1959 poison fish case
The suits label damages totaling 925600 against Daniel Diorio Pioneer Salt Co and DuPont de Nemours in U S District Court. Plaintiffs Michael and Rose Pindale Rita DiPa lo and Alma and Otto Christensen claim injuries from poisoned flounder linked to a 1959 fish poisoning incident that killed a three year old and sickened hundreds.
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Philadelphia
New Jersey
U. S. District Court
Daniel Diorio
Universal Seafood, Inc
Pioneer Salt Co
I, B
DuPont de Nemours and Co
Dorio
Jol
Atty
William M. Martian
Michael and
Rose Pindale
Pindale Pur Farm
Millville
N.J
Sues for Injury in Ambulance Speeding Case
Mrs Mary A Traurly of Carnegie files suit in Allegheny County Common Pleas Court against Glendale Volunteer Firemen Association claiming neck injury after an ambulance(driver) raced along to a Pittsburgh hospital. She seeks more than 85000. Accompanying her mother in law, Mrs Anna Trou, also of Carnegie, during transport, she says the stretcher bounced and struck her.
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Pittsburghair
Allegheny County Common Pleas Court
Mary A. Traurly
Carnegie
Glendle Volunteer Piremen's Association
Traurif
Anna Trou
Pittsburch
Stand-Ins Broken Up At Theatres In Chattanooga Riot
The Associated Press reports a stand-in protest against segregation in Chattanooga Tennessee turned violent with rock throwing. Police broke up clashes involving as many as 50 whites and Negroes. two arrests. Additional demonstrations saw 175 arrests during a downtown store protest. five pickets jailed in Rock Hill South Carolina. six sit-in demonstrators arrested in Rutherfordton North Carolina. Governor Hollins of South Carolina rejected outside influence on state customs amid desegregation demands. Floyd Patterson praised fair audience in Miami Beach title defense against Johansson. forfeiture check of 10000 returned. Navy says officers and men granted liberty without discrimination.
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Associated Press
Chattanooga
Tenn
Louisville
Rock Hill
S.C
Rutherfordton
Feature
Sports Inc
Searvcation
Navy
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Senate Votes On Low in Spirits Areas Bill
Washington AP reports the Senate plans to pass a $394 million low in spirits areas bill with loans and grants to attract job creating plants to distressed regions. Amendments to curb funding are expected to fail as leaders push for swift passage and the Robertson proposal to fund via regular appropriations was defeated 49 to 45.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
Flont
A. Willis Robertson
D-Va
Treasury
Douglas
Harlan Community Television Inc. Cuts Share Value
In Harlan New York area the citizen-owned nonprofit firm faced profit issues as it overvalued shares then cut them from 100 to 20 dollars and finally returned 40 dollars to subscribers while aiming for a balance in the future.
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Harlan, Ny
Jar
Harlan Community Television Inc
Tme
Plan for Aged Hospitalization Surfaces in Western Pa
A Medicare style hospitalization plan for the aged, proposed by the Hospital Service Blue Cross Association of Western Pennsylvania, would expand Kennedy era efforts. Chief points include removing a 90 dollar deductible, covering four million seniors and dependents, ending the pauper’s oath, and using federal income tax methods to determine eligibility.
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Pittaburch
Blue Cross
Association of Western Penmsylum
Francis R. Smith
Pennyylvanin
Inia
Atart
House
Ways and Medias Committee
Ares
U S Insists On Strict Weapons Ban Negotiations
United States seeks a substantial and effective control system in any nuclear test ban pact with the Soviet Union. Officials say no system can be foolproof but must deter sneak violations. Geneva talks with Britain and Russia discuss inspections and site access as U S experts foresee improvements through research and technology. Arthur H Dean briefed the Senate panel and heads to Geneva as Kennedy era review pauses talks until next week.
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U. S
Washington
United States
Geneva
Britain
Russia
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
Geneya
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
New Yorktonight
Kennedy
Chante
Chinese Nationalist irregulars to be flown to Formosa
Defense Ministry sources say about 1200 armed Chinese Nationalist irregulars who crossed into north Thailand from Laos will be flown to Formosa. Unofficial reports indicate the movement may begin Friday as Burmese troops pressure the group, following a year of 4000 Chinese led into Laos.
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Formiosa
Bangkok
Thailand
Defense Ministry
Laos
Formosa
Crippled C47 Dumps Cargo Overboard on Flight
Security teams from Olmstead AFB join state police in recovering cargo dumped by a crippled C47 after engine trouble forced a landing near Williamsport Pa. The plane was en route from Rochester to Bolling AFB Washington carrying likely classified material. Crew members Capt Leo Osterdock Capt Harry Gordon and Airman Windred McCain were aboard.
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Harrisburg
Air Force
Olmstead Air Force Base
Rochester
N.Y
Bolling Air Force Base
Washington
Wilkes-Barre-Scranton
Williamsport
Olmstead
Wilkes- Barre
Bolling
Harold Hickerwell
Leo Osterdock
Alexandria
Harry E. Gordon
Springfield
Windred D. McCain
Air Force Launches 90 Mile High Space Probe
The Air Force launched a Nike-Cajun space probe from Santa Rosa Island to study radio antenna operations and very low frequency transmissions at high altitude. The 90 mile high craft lifted off yesterday from Eglin Air Force Base vicinity.
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Sglin Air Force Base
Fla
Air Force
Santa Rosa Island
Letters To The Editor On State Aid For Penn State
An interested Pennsylvania mother writes to urge governor support for state university funding. She argues PA wealth and taxes justify adequate funding, notes the four year cost around 8000 dollars, and cites Corry students' solid first semester results. She asks readers to voice views and not forget the issue.
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Pennsylvania
Alate University
Penn State
Mid
Ax 1
Byer
Peo
Ple
Thast
Corry
Tam
Soviets Push For Congo Debate
Anti‑Communist Congolese leaders met at Tananarive to push a confederation model as a successor to a central Congo state. Belgians and the Congo’s rivals attack the plan as a disruption to independence and Katanga. The UAR backs urgent UNSC action while Gizenga leads the eastern bloc.
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Eunuatienacum
Tananarive
Malagasy
Congo
Katanga
Cairo
United Arab Republic
United States
Beltans
Inte
Patrice Lumumba
Antoine Gizenga
Eastern
Peace Corps Popular With Americans
UNIVERSITY PARK Penn State executive Lawrence E Dennis said the Peace Corps plan has captured the imagination of American youth and aims to recruit 500 volunteers for the first year overseas in health agriculture and education. Trainees will include college educated and noncollege applicants with selection to be decided. Dennis hopes the first year’s program is mapped before May 1. FOR LAW PARTNER DIES New York attorney Benjamin P Crowley 70 and former law partner of Franklin D Roosevelt died Sunday.
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University Park
Kennedy
Peace Corps
Lawrence E. Dennis
Pennsylvania State University
Washington Peace Corps
Dennis Sai
Washington
Dennis
Penn State
Kansas State University
Iowa State Teachers College
New York
Benjamin P . Crowley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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