Paragraf Four Lost and Found Reports
Police records list several items and incidents this morning. George Barr reported a missing black female cocker spaniel from Corry. Mrs John McQuiston reported a yellow billfold with money and rings from West Smith Street. Judy Pardink reported a blue wallet with ten dollars and a three dollar check from North Center Street. A woman’s wallet turned in at the station bore the name Sharon L Smyth of Union City. A marriage license application was filed at the Warren County courthouse by Francis L Hardy and Nancy L Dukes of Bear Lake. Mrs Charles Bogert was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital after a car crash near Sherman. sheriff’s office had no information on the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Barr
R. D
Corry
John McQuiston
West Smith Street
Judy Pardink
North Clymer
North Center Street
Eugene McChesney
Sharon L. Smyth
South Street
Union City
Warren County
Francis L. Hardy
Nancy L. Dukes
Bear Lake
Charles Bogert
Sherman
N.Y
Corry Memorial Hospital
Sheriff's Office
Mayville
Donald Eliot
Findley Lake
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Thausuqua County Sheriff's Office
Ronald Damcott
Clymer
Bombs and tanks target Asia fronts amid Westmoreland shift
Reports describe air strikes near Red China and Lang Gi ai yard along the main north east rail link between China and Hanoi. American pilots also claim destruction of six North Vietnamese tanks as convoys move toward the Mu Gia Pass. Westmoreland accepts new Army chief role, after brief Saigon celebration and a personal call from Gen Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon
Air Force
Red China
Lang Giai
China
Hanoi
Mu Gia
Westmoreland
Saigon
Army
Philippines
Johnson
Tan Son Nhut Airbase
Pentagon East
Hold Rites For Carl H Garber
Funeral service for Carl H Garber held at 2 pm yesterday at Bracken Funeral Homes with Rev Floyd Martin and Rev Elvin Shear officiating Interment in the family lot at Sanford Cemetery Bearers named Paul Reynolds Marshall Danielson Harold Holcomb Michael Draggan Alva Fuller Raymond Gates Attendees traveled from Sanford Grand Valley Meadville Starbrick Gar land Warren Ohio Spartansburg Vanango Titusville and Cleveland to pay respects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Harber
Bracken Funeral Homes
Floyd Martin
Elvin Shear
Sanford Cemetery
Paul Reynolds
Marshall Danielson
Harold Holcomb
Michael Druggan
Alva Fuller
Raymond Gates
Sanford
Grand Valley
Elwin Shear
Clare Pierce
Leo Brown
Everett Reynolds
Ellsworth Reynolds
Alton van Guilder
Titusville
George Gray
Mike Eyanko
Cleveland
Bev
Vanango
Severe storms sweep Georgia and southeast states
Strong winds and thunder storms lashed Georgia and southern Alabama downing power lines roofs and windows. One man injured when his house trailer blew off its foundation in Buchanan Georgia as a powerful system spread snow across Western Ohio and moved toward Michigan. The storm's reach extended to the Eastern Seaboard with freezing rain fog and drizzle from Florida to New England.
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Page One
Georgia
Alabama
Buchanan
Ohio
Lower
Michigan
Seaboard
Florida
Carolinas
New England
Cheney State Closes After Student Protest Demands
Cheyney State College shut down until further notice after hundreds of students marched to demand the reinstatement of a dismissed student. Police were called. no arrests. President Leroy B. Allen said the student, Thomas Hardie, 19, was readmitted. The closure followed desks and chairs being moved, papers scattered, and calls for resignations and more student control.
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Cheyney
Cheyney State College
Leroy B. Allen
Delaware County
Thomas Hardie
Philadelphia
Allen
College
Biddle Hall
Powell Return Sparks Mixed Reactions in City Ball
Powell addressed a large crowd shouting that the greatest man in the world has returned before moving through bars and a ballroom where crowds roared. He raised his fist in a Black Power salute and framed the night as the start of his re election campaign amid talk of possible jail time. He had previously lived in Bimini after being barred from Congress.
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Page One
Adam
Powell
Bimini
Congress
Students May Register For Summer Work In Corry Office
Joseph Kablach, manager of the Corry office of the state employment service, says applications are being taken from college students for all types of summer employment. Through the Vacation Placement set up, the service helps vacationing students find seasonal jobs, with 5,488 placements made statewide last year. Summer work includes manual labor, counselors, and instructors, and employers are urged to contact the office on North Center street at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kablach
Corry
State Employment Service
Employment Service
Kablach
North Center Street
LBJlauds Commission Report Despite Some Disagreements
President Johnson praised a recent commission report as well intentioned and influential while noting disagreements with certain recommendations. He said departments are analyzing the document and that Cabinet officers share a general, constructive view of its findings. He urged all Americans to read the report and take actions to implement it.
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Simpatico
Court to sentence man for defying orders and public funds misuse
A 1967 case cites a 1966 jury verdict finding the defendant deliberately violated court orders to appear for a financial examination as a debtor. He faces jail as a consequence of these actions, reflecting alleged misuse of public funds and contempt of court.
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New York
Jury Trials for Man Accused of Second Murder Begin
Mercer AP A jury considers first degree murder charges against Donald Brown 25 a bakery truck driver from New Castle already serving life for another murder involving Wallace B Coulson 69 of Sandy Lake stabbed January 4 1967 Brown earlier was convicted of killing Ada Darlene Lumley.
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Mercer
Albert E. Acker
Donald Brown
New Castle
Wallace B. Coulson
Sandy Lake
Brown
Ada Darlene Lumley
Probers Hint At Key To Fatal Bridge Collapse
Washington AP top task force member on the Silver Bridge disaster admits crucial parts were found in wreckage but refuses to specify. Joseph J. O Connell Jr of the National Transportation Safety Board cautions that pinpointing the cause would be speculation and no detailed findings are planned yet. Union City Livestock listing follows with prices for hogs cows calves and lambs, sixteenth sale date noted, and a Coulson murder reference.
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Washington
Johnson
Point Pleasant
W.va
Joseph J. O'Connell Jr
National Transportation Safety Board
O'Connell
Also Mentioned on This Page
S—Corry Journal
Secretary of Highways
Robert G. Bartlett
R. Budd Davyer
Crawford County
M.C. Strickland and Sons
Oil City
Rome Township
Centerville
Pennsylvania Department of Highways
Wattsburg
West Main Street
Charles Fenton
Fenton
John Silvis
Scott's Crossing Road
Lawrence O. Nichols
South Center Street
Ashtabula
Columbus
Corry Foam Products Co
George Cote
Al's
Minnick
Pelver's
Morris
Nichols
Orton's
Porter's
Spring Creek
Price's
Lottsville
Elmview
Jersey Dairy
Columbus-Latiaville Road
Carl H. Garber
Stephen Boyd
Ava Gardner
Richard Harris
John Huston
Peter O'Toole
Michael Parks
George C.scott
Istopher Fry
Dino de Laurentus
John Muston
Coo Dodane
Walt ‘Misher
Cheney
Hardie
Norville Smith
Inor
Men’s
Smith
Coulson
Desmond Electric Company Electrical Contracting
Marine Bank
Marine
Erik Nielsen
Marine National Bank
Corry, PA
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