Corry Journal Prints Local Business and Public Notices
City and Vicinity reports include Felmont Oil Corp executive appointment for William H. Young of Bradford. Jamestown unemployment claims fall to 2,987 from 3,022. Bradford Hospital aided by local Tuberculosis Society with oxygen aspirator gift valued at 7800. various local items from Wattsburg, Titusville, Johnsonburg, Meadville, and Coudersport, including police reports, blood mobiles, parades, and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Willian H. Young
Bmaford
Felmont Oil Corp
American
Sea‘s Drugs
Hanford
Bradford Hospital
McKean County
Kane
Port Allegany
Hugh J. Ryen
Donald W. Ross
Westfield
Ithaca College
New York
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Ross
Willard State Hospital
William G. Ross
F. L. Baressi
Johnsonburg
Elk County Federation of Women's Clubs
Elk County Crippled Children’s Society
Lilles
Ridgway
Wilcox
Port Lake
St. Marys
Johnson
Titusvillé
Morris Price
Union City
Titusville
Diamond Street
Mesdville
Crawford County
Aeville
M. Pay Groff
Red Cross
Diemer’s
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Toop Hall
North Center Street
North Center Street. —Coudersport
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Coudersport
P. W. Gunsburger
Potter County
Hospital Report and Discharges Daily Notice
At The Hospital Report as of 7 a.m today notes inability to summon a physician in an emergency and provides the hospital contact. Admissions include Mrs. Ralph A. Thompson Sr and Catherine Weldon. Discharges list many residents including Mrs. Neil A. Ross and Mrs. Mabel Stockton among others with full street addresses and family names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Hospital
Ralph A. Thompson Sr
Clymet
Catherine
Hubert H. Weldon
Snyder Circle
Neil A. Ross
North Center Street
Mabel Stockton
West Smith Street
Frank Ehrhart
Spartansburg
John Worniak
Hatch Street
Douglas W. Keller
Franklin
Francis I. Kinney
Robert William
Wiliam Birch
William Bishop
Richard H. Chase
East South Street
State Plans Tree Planting Project
Harrisburg reports a state mine department plan to plant 360000 trees on about 600 acres of stripped land in three anthracite counties. Bids were invited for March 25 with an estimated cost of 15000 dollars funded by strip mine operators forfeiting 60 dollars per acre. Plans also call for spring grass planting in central and western Pennsylvania soft coal areas. Three counties Schuylkill Northumberland and Columbia will benefit with 134000 black locust larch and red oak trees on four properties stripped by the Reatling Anthracite Co Pottsville in Shenandoah Mahanoy Butler and New Castle Township.
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Aarrisburg
State Mines Department
Pennsylvania
Schuykill
Northumberland
Columbia
Reatling Anthracite Co
Pottsville
Shenandoah
Mahanoy
Butler
New Castle Township
Probe Causes Todd Crash in New Mexico Valley
heavy earth moving equipment worked to uncover clues in Ghants New Mexico where the crash that killed producer Mike Todd occurred. Investigators led by Philip Goldstein cite a steep angle impact and possible engine or icing issues. remains identified by dental charts. Art Cohn identified by money clip. engine and maintenance checks planned.
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Ghants
Mike Todd
Phillip Goldstein
Todd
Albuquerque
New York
Samuel Pritz
Art
New Jersey
Manslaughter Charge Filed in Pittsburgh Auto Mishap
Arthur Walbach, 22, of Pittsburgh, died from injuries after a vehicle he and a friend allegedly stole was driven over him. Jules Schiff Jr., 23, also of Pittsburgh, faces a manslaughter charge as police say Schiff operated the car. Schiff reportedly described a tavern tour and drive-in restaurant trip with Walbach, claiming he did not see him as he began to drive away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Arthur Walbach
Jules Schiff Jr
Schiff
Walbach
Youth burglars plead guilty and jailed awaiting May term
Detectives filed a single burglary count against each youth. Alderman Michael Kinecki said both youths pleaded guilty and were held in default of court bail for the May term of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Kinecki
Erie Youths Admit Additional Burglaries
Erie youths Timothy Dailey 19 and Gary Eckberg 17 confessed to a series of burglaries in March at Terry's Snack Bar and four west side stores. Dailey admitted two more break ins March 5 and March 20 totaling loot valued at 145 dollars. Det. Capt. Richard Hetlico said the pair were arrested early Saturday after the burglaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy ©. Dailey
Erie
Richard Hetlco
Dailey
Hellco
Terry
Dalley End
Gary Nelson Eckberg
West Side
Hetico
Modern Weapons Headed For Korea
South Korea’s ambassador to Washington said today that modern weapons are arriving or will arrive in a few days for Korean forces. He also proposed lifting restrictions on furnishing foreign troops with nuclear arms. The UN Command brought 280mm atomic cannons and Honest John rockets for American troops in Korea last January as Seoul has pressed for more modern weapons and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
South Korea
Washington
You Chan Yang
United States
United Nations Command
Government Takes Control In Indonesia
Reuters reported government forces regained Medan after a seesaw battle in North Sumatra. Major Royke Marin Golan, who led the Medan mutiny, hid with remnants near rubber estates about 100 miles southeast of the port. Journalists were treated well by loyal troops at Prapat, where they found rebel-held areas largely abandoned and few casualties reported in the North Sumatra fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jakarta
Indonesia
Medan
Griffin
John Dominis
Time- Life
Marc Riboud
Magnum Photos
Prapat
Djambek
Indonesian Foreign Ministry Today
Dominis
Jim Mossman
Sydney Morning Herald
London Daily Mail
North Sumatra
Sumatra
Slantar
Aulet
Bengal
U. S. Standard Vacuum Oil Co
Pakanbaru
Caltex
Antara
Mass Snowstorm Damage Holds Flood Threat in Pa
Hundreds of men labored to repair damage from a major snowstorm in eastern Pennsylvania. Warmer melt slowed, then colder temperatures today delayed renewed flooding risk. The U S Weather Bureau said river levels would likely stay steady for the day as about 20,000 buildings remained without power, heat, water and lights after the two day storm that dumped up to 40 inches of snow and claimed at least 24 lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
U. & Weather Bureau
Convicted Trucker Appeals After First Degree Murder Verdict
Willis Garrison, a 37-year-old truck driver, was convicted of first degree murder in the robbery slaying of 14-year-old Elizabeth Ensinger and sentenced to life. Co-defendants Vincent Scatenu, 92, a bartender, and two others awaiting sentencing were described as planners and participants in the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee Rerionu
Elizabeth Ensinger
Allegheny County
Willis Garrison
Vincent Scatenu
Oakland
Michael Popovich
Frank Zaffing
Garrison
Ensinger
Sca~tena
Popovich
Zaffing
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Corry Journal Printing Department
N. Allen Love
Corry Red and Gun Club
Louis Reymek
Venango
Rzymek
Phillips
East Branch Grange
Foested
Spring Creek
The
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Forl Roberts
Howard Burleigh
Jack Morayek
William Brooks Jr
Titusville F. C. Eagle
School of Music
Osiecki Bros
East Main St
Phane
Hammond’s Eagle
Birent
William White
Mark
Kevin
R. D
Frederik Palmer
David Duane
West Frederick Street
Gilbert H. Sorenson
Susan
Sugar Grove
Joseph C. Edwards
Alice Ellsworth
Marion Street
John R. Morris
Leo T. Franz Sr
East Bond Street
Daniel
William Kingsley
West Columbus Avenue
Neilly
Lakeview
Hershey's Chocolate
Paris
France
Louise Roglin
Genevieve Cluny
Colette Ripert
Roy Jones
Nutley, .J
Jean
Momway
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Pennsylvania Department of Revenue
Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania
George ML
Loadas, Gover
Garald A. Glossan
Eaves
Dominis J
Riboud
Pra‘pat
Darul Islam
Vous
Celebes
Bandung
G.M.A.C
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
Hamilton Beach
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