Corry News Summary of Local Events and Trials
Corry and Erie county report a variety of items from arrests and court actions to road conditions. Police escorted payroll to American Vistoxe Corp plant while a drive covered 24 miles, frost damage prompts road restrictions in northern counties, six divorce decrees issued, a new statutory rape case proceedings for a Warren man, Salvation Army aid activity in Meadville, Good Friday church service allowances for store workers, public fines for a Centerville youth, Pennsylvania lawmakers vote on a large tax cut, and the Farm Show Commission schedules a January 10 to 14 event with about 600000 expected visitors.
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Two Dunkirk Men Sentenced
Two Dunkirk men were sentenced by County Judge Hugh V. N. Bodine. Earl M. Owens, 38, of Dunkirk, got 2½ to 5 years in Attica State Prison after plea to a felony morals charge. Edwin A. Binkowski, also of Dunkirk, received one year at Monroe County Penitentiary and a $500 fine after pleading guilty March 11 to petit larceny.
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Debate resumes on Czech coup in United Nations
At Lake Success on March 23 the Security Council debated the Czechoslovak crisis, pitting Soviet Russia against the western powers. U S delegate Warren Austin and Andrei Gromyko led probable speeches as Greece and Italy were cited, while Ukraine and Tarasenko accused the United States of meddling in internal affairs.
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Tlalian Communist party and Czechoslovak regime clash
Dr. Vladimir Houdek new U Mi delegate of the Czechoslovak Communist regime states that the Ta Tislian government would not participate in the council meeting, arguing the body would take up the vase issue.
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Jury finds Poster guilty on nine federal counts
Philadelphia March 23 A U S district court jury found Jerome Poster guilty on nine counts of mail robbery forgery and passing worthless checks after he twice tried to blind himself to prevent forgery temptation. Federal Judge James P. McGranery deferred sentencing until April 9.
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Best Selling Novels Seized by Police
Philadelphia authorities, led by Inspector Craig Hills, seized a batch of popular novels from 13 bookshops amid a vice squad operation. Top titles included Farrell's works, Raintree County, Tobacco Road, and Wild Palms. No charges filed yet, DA to review potential criminal action.
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Mahogany's Uses and Native Origin in Tropical America
Mahogany, native to tropical America, is frequently used for tire wood and rough construction where it is grown.
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