Residents report lost wrist watch and missing dog notices
Paragraf Robert Raupach of Brook street told police Sit Airday he lost a silver wrist watch with expansion band near Wright School about two weeks ago. Frank Ceryols of East Columbus avenue added his missing hestle to the list. the dog is 5 months old, black brown and white, no collar. Fires in Pennsylvania kill five more, death toll at 10. Arthur Clark dies aged 64, estate over $16,000. Katherine A. Bemis funeral held. Corry fire and rescue scene details. Weather outlook through April 2. showers forecast. multiple local notices include hospital graduations, dental office arrangements, and street parking bans for snow removal. Local syrup producers anticipate a good sap run if temperature stays above freezing. Three motorists suspended for speeding and other violations.
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Robert Raupach
Brookstreet
Wright School
Frank Ceryols
Columbus Avenue
Cerypla
Youth Admits Thrill Killing in Atlanta
AP reports 21 year old Johnny Fortune, a former Pennsylvanian, admitted stabbing Wylie O. Gresham in his Northside Atlanta apartment after a night meeting at the Telephon Co. He described a quick flashing motive as he confessed to the murder following fingerprint evidence, saying he killed to see how it felt. Fortune, discharged from the Air Force, had shown cockiness before breaking down under questioning.
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Atlanta
Johnny Fortune
Atlanta Telephon Co
Wylie O. Gresham
Gresham
Northside
Aghifa
Fortune
W. K. Perry
Perry
Polive
Franklin crash verdict awards $22,500 to Johnsons
A Franklin County civil court jury delayed over six hours and awarded Mary G Johnson $13,800 and RL Johnson $1,000 after finding Maurice J McBride negligent in a New Year 1958 crash. Johnson, an employee of Gubyeski Congregate Home, suffered permanent injuries when McBride’s car slid on a hill and struck her standing beside the Johnson vehicle.
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Franklin
Vonangol County
North Carolina
Yevenines
Mary G. Johnsn
Gastuiig
RL Johnson
Maurice J. McBride
Oil City
Johnsons
Pleasantville
McBride
Johnson
McBride Failty
Rackets Probe Ends Ouster Of Hoffa Sought
The Senate rackets committee ended its three year probe and called for James R. Hoffa to be ousted as Teamsters Union president. It accused Hoffa of betraying union members and causing corruption in wage levels and welfare funds, urging action by courts and government to remove him.
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Washington
Senate
James R. Hoff
Hotta
James R. Hotta
Union Transuries
Sundstass
Molfa
New York
Alaffa-katdie
Helain
Hoffa
Thomas Watson Dies Suddenly in Sparta Township
Thomas Watson, 52, died of a heart attack while walking on Pine Street Saturday noon. Born August 29, 1903 in Spartansburg he lived in Sparta Township, worked at several jobs and was a member of the Corry Rod and Gun Club. Survived by wife Bertha, four sons, three sisters, and eight grandchildren. Funeral arrangements at Pine Grove funeral home with services led by Rev. A L Ray.
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Puen Street
Watson
Spatansburg
Sparta Township
Olviva Smith
Pottsville
Acro Sipnly Mf Co
Fehr
Brin
Wellsun
Corry
TaVere Pike
Buffwio
Gordon Southwick
Thonas Hof
Orlando
Leland
Lem
Thomas
Scorry
Tanne
Sherlock
Mit
Mabel Ben
Spartansburg
Bred Chile
Tintin City
Alsi
Ben
Benjamin
Tithsville
Wiltim
Spartanshure
Hye Beaeh- Sen
Tobi
AL Ray
Pins Grove
Emi Les
Hollywood Highlights on Oscar Campaigns Sparks Debate
Hollywood highlights recount Oscar campaigning costs as Will Brennin and other stars face scrutiny. The piece notes expenditures on trade ads and press agents amid praise for genuine achievement, with Brennan arguing for merit over campaigning. It also mentions a separate flood emergency in Fortaleza, Brazil, with 50,000 people evacuated.
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Hollywood
Willer Brennin
Eton
Trever
Relia Simenne
Virus Evidence Links Certain Cancers Says Expert Panel
Top virus experts report new evidence that some human cancers may be caused by viruses and that some viruses could destroy cancers. Researchers describe cancer-causing virus leads, lab results with cancerous extracts, and mouse virus studies suggesting possible human relevance despite lacking proof.
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UN Disville
Jerome T. Syverton
University of Minnesota
Science Writers
Cancer Society
Savh Stewart
National Cancer Institute
Bethesda
Wendell M. Stanley
University of California
Charles Firster Dies at 74 After Illness in Corry
Charles Firster died yesterday afternoon at his home after a lengthy illness. He was 74, born April 8, 1885 in Michigan, and had lived in Corry and Dred for 35 years. He worked at Trill Indicator Co, Ajax Lion Works and Snap-Tite Tic of Union City, and had been retired four years. Surviving: daughter Mrs. Alexander Panda of Wal tham, Mass, and one sister Lucy Baldwin of Rock Creek Ohio. Friends may call at Bracken Funeral Home tomorrow 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Services Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. Rev. George Myers officiating. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Ulcazar
Firster
Michigan
Corry
Dred
Trill Indicator Co
Ajax Lion Works
Snap-Tite Tic
Union City
Alexander Panda
Waltham
Mass
Lucy Baldwin
Rock Creek
Olio
Bracken Funeral Home
George Myers
Pine Grove Cemetery
Record Snowfall Sets Somerset County Winter Mark
A record 161 inches of snow drenched Somerset County this winter, breaking the previous record of 1058 inches set in the prior season by one inch. The heavy snowfall disrupted travel and prompted local advisories as residents endured prolonged winter conditions.
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Somerset
Nixon Faces Key Campaign Balance Sheet
Vice President Nixon enters the 1960 presidential contest at a pivotal moment. He enjoys the advantage of being the clear Republican nominee in sight and has Eisenhower’s blessing, but must overcome a Democratic tide and his own lack of Eisenhower’s broad appeal. His path hinges on appealing to conservative and independent voters while avoiding eroding the party base. Also noted is the death of Sigmund Braver man, a Cleveland architect known for synagogues, temples, and local development.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Ben
Eisenhower
Hope
Congress
Sinen Nixon
Nixon
Charley McCarthy
Jone
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Pennsylvania
Arthur Clark
North East
Yeates
Dalyrence R. C. Clark
R. D
Katherine A. Bemis
Nancy Bemis
Robert DeBoer
Pine Grave
Karen
East
Fifth Streets
Thomas Watson
Fifth Avenue
Bracken
Hugh O'Hare
Gerd Mixer
East South Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
City Streets Department
Celiler Street
Hotel Corry
Pleasant Street
Washington Street
Ajax Wey
Maple Avenues
Maple Avenue
First Avenue
South Street
Mill Street
Fist Avenue
Merte Sweet
Clymer
Street
Meadville
City Hospital School of Musing
Joyce Jingleski
Sandra Fisk
Yetvemarie King
Sandra Lanning
Joan McGrillis
John Mohr
South Center Street
William Berger
Grove Gily
Dy Moht
Beréer
Guy Pralick
R. Tp
Joer
Ralph Chiricurio Sr
Tta
Bureau of Highway Lifes
Richard B Perri
the Spredine
Betty J Sperry
Damen
Land Agnes
Richart
Franklin Area
Maureen Sullivan
West Haven, Conn
Alt Mobile
Ala
Sicler
Kentucky
Academy
Rob Thomas
Thad
Brennan
Lal
Fortaleza
Braxii
Jaguaribe
Brazil
Franks Auto Service
Thomas Mators
Barney
Channel Master
America
Charles Firster
Yaturally
Evans
Marlow
Cleveland
Sigmund Braverman
Braverman
Austria- Hungary
Arizona
Chantilly
Corry Savings & Loan
Corry Savings Cloan
16Th Center Street
BOL
Boston Louis
Juste Natio Lon
Bostaway
Auierbs Hawks
Cous
Ein
Bob
Dick Wd
Shur
Soph Rui
Miley
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