Corry area news from county paper reports varied events
Officials razed and burned the Ramage Haston field grandstand to clear the site. the 1940 structure had a 1948 roof and hosted thousands. Migratory bird sightings near Columbus skeet field. Corry Rod and Gun club members reported two wild geese and a white swan. Dr Armen Kalfayan of Turkey, a long time Allegheny College instructor, died at 60. Brig Gen A H Stackpole named state Health Week chairman. magistrates association to meet in Reading September 20 21 22. Corry Instrument exhibits Bird A Clock at Tunnell’s window. Two car crash on West South Street. Kamppi and Amoroso autos damaged. Real estate transfers filed at Erie County Courthouse. Weather: 0.81 inch rainfall. high 56, low 32. Meadeville house fire causes over 20 000 damage. Corry notes of governors and Korea deaths released by Army. Warren man injured after gun discharge in bed. driver parking plan at Raymond Mfg plant. Driver collision at Second Avenue and West Church Street. minor damage. Local church services and pastor’s return anticipated.
Driver Loses Appeal Over License Suspension
Erie resident Gene E. Reynolds lost his appeal of a driver's license suspension Saturday before Judge Samuel J. Roberts. The judge ruled driving 75 to 80 mph excessive and noted Pennsylvania practice of revoking licenses for speeding above 70 mph without aggravating factors. Reynolds faces a 90 day suspension based on testimony of being clocked between 75 and 80 mph by a state policeman and a court precedent.
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Erie
Gene E. Reynolds
Samuel J. Roberts
Pennsylvania
Department of Revenue
Reynolds
Cancer pamphlets to be distributed here next month
Local Cancer Campaign plans pamphlets and other literature to educate the public on cancer detection and county services. Erie County American Cancer Society officials and local leaders discussed the distribution plan during a luncheon meeting. Youth groups will aid in disseminating educational materials. Indonesian farmers stock flood paddies with fish to fertilize rice and harvest both together.
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R. H. Martin
Erie County Undt
American Cancer Society
G. Weir Hartman
John Alola
Carry
O. W. Bracken
Wallace Young
A. E. Tate
James Carry
H. Martin Keppel
Arthur Burgess
Pickets March at White House during dock strike protest
Longshoremen estimated at about 1900 to 1400 picketed the White House in Washington to protest the government's handling of the dock strike that has tied up New York harbor. Police said many arrived by bus from New York and expected more as plans included actions at the National Labor Relations Board.
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Washington
White House
New York
Metropolitan
National Labor Relations Board
AFL-ILA challenges dockworker union election outcome
Tomorrow an NLRB examiner will issue recommendations on a dispute at the docks where the old International Longshoremen's Association ILA claims victory in a board supervised election held before Christmas to represent dock workers. The examiner says violence and intimidation by ILA hurt the fairness of the vote. The AFL-ILA, formed by the American Federation of Labor after expelling the old ILA, opposed the result.
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NLRB
Old International Longshoremen's Association
ILA
Afl-Ila
American Federation of Labor
TLA
City vows to rid itself of gangster elements
Municipal leaders pledge aggressive cleanup as crime factions are targeted. Officials announce coordinated actions with police to dismantle gang networks and curb violence in the city. Community groups express cautious optimism while stressing civil rights protections.
Fire destroys building at McKees Rocks
A late night fire in McKees Rocks destroyed one building and damaged two others forcing 18 people onto the street. No damage estimate or cause was determined at press time.
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Mckees Rocks
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A. H. Stackpole
Harrisburg Patriot-News
National Health Week
Pennsylvania ‘Magistrates Association
Reading
Squire Raymond J. Curley
Charleroi
Corry Instrument Company
Tunnell
Jack H. Kamppi
Union City
Ralph Amoroso
Spring Street
Kamppi
South Street
Amoroso
Erie County ‘Courthouse
Clifford L. Edwards Ux
R. Robert Blakesleeux
Concorde Township
Frank Darrow
John V. Davis
Corry
George Mulderick
Fred Lauer
Concord Street
Lloyd Bisbee
Wayne Street
Lauer
Mowrey
Bisbee
Edward Coy
Center Street
Columbus Avenue
Smith Street
Coy
Claude H. McCray
Merced
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Homer McCray
R. D. J. Corry
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Haymon
Roland McCray
Elgin
Corry Memorial Hospital
T. R. McCray
E. Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Meadville Buick Co
Cambridge
Mass
Fred Carmen
William D. McClelland
Allegheny County
Thomas
Stevenson
Altoona
Korea
Cpl
Jay E. Beck
R. D
Bradford
John F., Budke Jr
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Franklin
Warren
James Woods
Hamot
Woods
Raymond Mfg. Co
Fifth and
Concord Streets
South Center
Pleasant Streets
Donald Tate
West Church Street
Leonardo Tavernese
Second Avenue
Tate
Tavernese
George S. Mott Doremus
Girard
First Presbyterian Church
Paul Bauer
U.S. Center
Mos Lacsairas
Sartre
Power Tool Sale
Cady & Collier
South Second Avenue
Marshall Sherwood Painters & Decorators
Wetherills
Corry, Pa
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