Corry News Roundup Highlights Local Changes and Incidents
Several Corry area items include Mrs Gail Alcorn undergoing surgery at Hamot Hospital in Erie after admission Friday. Police investigate vandalism at Wright street warehouse where eight windows were broken between 4 and 7 am Monday. A dog incident near Mott street prompts talk with the dog's owner. Erie County Solicitor McLaughlin appeals a judge's ruling on Schlaff reinstatement to the Board of Assessments. Dr John Mannarelli named staff physician at Erie County Hospital. society had not yet provided a recommendation. The family camping class meets at Corry YMCA tomorrow at 7 30 pm. Police report youths playing near lumber piles. officers intervene. YMCA Girls Swim Team prep for meet with Bills, Eric Glengood named as coach. Local retailers urged to close noon to 8 pm on Good Friday with churches observing services. Mrs Maude Olds, 90, dies. survivors listed. funeral plans to be announced. County Commissioner Hill proposes using Tuberculosis Hospital beds for indigent care amid 33 vacancies. Corry State Police remind six days remain before 1963 auto registration deadline. Harrisburg bureau closed Friday with extended hours Monday.
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Sal. Paul Dell
Corry
Motor Vehicle Bureau
Harrisburg
Bypass Work To Start This Year
Route 6, part of the federal highway system, may receive federal aid this year. If approval comes quickly, a construction contract could be awarded in July or August and take about a year to finish. In Carry area, the only other road work is two bridges on Leg live Route 25042 in Concorde Township.
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Madigan
Concorde Township
Bridge projects and resurfacing planned for region roads
Madigan announced next year’s plan includes a bridge on the Corry Elgin road and two bridges between Elgin borough and Elgin Corners. A Route 6 surfacing job from near the west city limits will extend six miles westward in 1965.
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Lillie’s Run
Madigan
Corry-Elgin
Elgin Borough
Elgin Corners
West
Archbishop Josip Ujei dies in Belgrade at 94
The Roman Catholic archbishop of Belgrade and president of Yugoslavia's bishops conference, Josip Ujeie, died yesterday in Belgrade. He led the church in Yugoslavia for decades and shaped Catholic affairs in the region.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
di Josip. Ujeie
Roman Catholic Bishops Conference of
City beautification drive expands with pigeon control plan
The annual spring beautification effort begins with four two person teams to inspect all four wards. The Chamber of Commerce seeks to boost planter brackets for downtown meters and to discuss pigeon roosting issues using annual treatments once proven effective.
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Redesi
Chamber of Commerce
FE. W. Feldt
Snai
Judge Refuses Extradition Involving Alabama Fugitive
County Judge Burton Laub refused to extradite Archie Brown a 20-year-old African American man who fled an Alabama chain gang two years ago and was found in Erie Pennsylvania. Brown had been jailed since October on a fugitive warrant after escaping a 20-year robbery term.
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Prin
Burton Laub
Alabama
Pennsylvania
Archie Brown
Brown
Erie
Reno Casinos Feel Pinch Of Silver Dollars
In Reno Nevada casino floors feel the squeeze as silver dollars vanish from circulation. Pappy Smith of Harolds Club warns the loss could cost his business over 100000 dollars annually. The Treasury had over 900 million silver dollars at the start of 1963 but now under 17 million remain. Congress had rejected a House Appropriations Committee action.
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RNY
Nev
Reno
Nevada
Raymond J. (Pappy) Smithspry
Harolds Club
Treasury
House Appropriations Committee
Nevada Casinos Roar Over Silver Dollar Push
Legislation seeks funding to mint 150 million new silver dollars, drawing collectors and speculators to scarce reserve notes. In Nevada, the traditional coin fuels daily commerce and fuels gambling halls where players like a woman in a turquoise dress run multiple machines, feeding coins rapidly.
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Nevadia
Four Killed in Kashmir Border Clash In India
Four Indian soldiers and twenty four Pakistanis died after a border clash near Uti in Kashmir. Officials said Pakistani volunteers crossed the cease fire line at night and opened fire on Indian border patrols, escalating tensions in the disputed region.
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New Delhi
India
Uti
Srinagar
Kashmir
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Florence) Alcorn
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S. A. Long
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