Local ads and notices mix with sports and obits in Corry page
A cluttered hospital report list and sports teaser outline a basketball game between the Teachers and Titansville Teachers on Tuesday March 20 at 7 45 p m at home with ticket prices 25 and 50 cents. The page also runs medical benefit fund notices and various discharged and admitted names from area towns including Spartansburg Findley Lake Union City Wattsburg and Centerville with multiple residents listed and business ads for Channel Master radios stockings labels and a Chevrolet service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Rockets
Eager
Manhunt for ex-convict after Marion killings and abduction
In Marion Indiana an ex convict, 26, sought for questioning after a white suspect allegedly shot and killed George Harris, 50, Delores Harris, 40, and Naomi Robins son 84, at a rural home and abducted their 16 year old daughter Karen and the Harris station wagon. Police reported the suspect had claimed he loved Karen and had lived in California for six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ind
Joyce
Edward Riggs
David B. Niccum
Swayzee
George W. Harrris
Delores
Situation Grows Steadily Worse In Guatemala
AP reports a week-long revolt against Guatemala's government with opposition leaders seeking a non Communist front to replace President Miguel Ydigoras. The crisis intensifies as groups from education and business align against Ydigoras while the army weighs a civilian military directorate.
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Guatemala
Sueport
Miguel Ydigoras
Ydigoras
Nal Liberation Movement
Christian Democracy Party
The
Revolutionary Party
Hal Boyle Americana: Campus drinks and frontier cures
Hal Boyle surveys campus fads with milk and soda blends, reports on a novelty 19-pocket suit, and recalls early remedies from sneeze cures to sausages on New Year’s. He notes frontier myths, historic figures, and quips on government finance, bodily growth, and odd trivia from car origins to tomb rents.
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New York
Joe College
Betty Coed
Stone Curtain
China
United States
Monamesitin
Chester A. Arthur
Grover Cleveland
Woodrow Wilson
Crisis deepens as protests meet strong army action
Official radio broadcasts report the army stands behind the government and will act firmly to end demonstrations. At least 20 people have died and more than 330 wounded since the revolt began in protest against alleged fraud in December elections that returned Ydigoras' Conservative party to power.
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Ydigoras
Unlocked Bank Door Lets Detroit Boy Enter
A 13 year old Gary Jamieson of Detroit entered City Bank after the door remained unlocked since 6 p.m. Friday. He wandered inside, then called the police. Assistant manager Kenneth Richter explained the automatic door opened when tripped by a rubber entrance mat.
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Gary Jamieson
Detroit
City Bank
Gary
Kenneth Richter
Richter
Russia and Britain Seek Three-Power Talks on Test Ban
Soviet representative Zorin proposed negotiations among the United States Britain and France at the disarmament conference to draft a three stages over four years total disarmament treaty. He rejected the US plan to swap 50 000 kilograms of nuclear explosive material for peaceful uses and urged a ban with international inspection. Canadian Foreign Secretary Green urged breaking the East West deadlock on inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Kennedy
U.S
Zorin
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Zorin Sa
Dean Rusk
Canada
Howard C. Green
Green
Geneva
Nehru
India
New Delhi
Rusk
The Little Member That Boasteth Sermon Theme
A sermon reflecting on James 3 1 16 warns the tongue is small yet powerful. It compares speech to a match that can spark a forest fire and urges careful, charitable words noting Jesus and forgiveness as examples. It cites Nehru and U S nuclear test pressures amid Geneva talks, urging restraint and truth in speech.
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Elmer A. Ortner
Satab & Nighté
Médda
Jesus
Matthew
Luke
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Cathers Studio & Photo Supply
Heleeiteeteteate
Berkshire
Carroll's Gift Shop
Poy
Turben's
Frank C. Kamper
R. D. Spartansburg
William Popovich
West Church Street
Fred Thomas
Spartansburg
Michael
John Wiggers Jr
North Clymer
David
David Jones
Findley Lake
Pearl Smith
East Pleasant Street
Norberta S. Kane
East Main Street
Fred Sutter
Victoria Lee
Nicolette Ann
Concord Street
William Kerstetter
Michael Victor
Robert Patterson
West Washington Street
Henry E. Burlingame
Columbus
Roy Newhouse
R. D
Clymer
Hilma Anderson
Raymond Avenue
Bernard Lepkowski
Tony Tucci
West Congress Street
Richard
I Richard Kinney
Snyder Circle
Alton Bromley Sr
Euclid Street
Ion City
Clifton Torrey
Centerville
Glenn Briggs
Union Sity
Tommy Dyne
Ralph Campbell
West Sunbury
Richard Parker
Meadville
Dennis Bliley
Waterford
Raymond George
Wattsboro
Vernon Fairchilds
North Main Street
Union
Corry Journal
Iment
Call
Aoa Eaneens
W. E. Perkins
Weaver Church
Riggs
Niccum
California
Nicculm
Karen
Famous Name Brands
KLING
Cherry
Jamestown Table
Edinboro Upholstery, Inc
Roberts
Columbus, Pa
Hal Boyle
New Orleans
Arnold Glasow
Yod and I
Abraham Lincoln
Sea’s Drugs
Little Angels
Jersey
Evans
Loose Man
Amy Money
the Corry Savings and Loan, Oogie
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association
Pennsylvania Department of Revenue
David L. Lawence
Charias M. Daughary
Secretary of Revenue
C. D. Shiplay
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