Corry area notes and statewide transfers and events
A batch of estate transfers involves James L. McFudder ux and Cory and A Mer ux as parties in property exchanges led at the Erie County courthouse. Across Corry and nearby areas, reports include injuries from a dog bite, a man’s arm fracture, a 1958 Catholic Charities Appeal surpassing its goal, and Jamestown Table Co securing a General Services Administration contract for 210 bedroom units. Other items cover a glass industry revival in Kane, local traffic incidents, a new Blooming Valley auto trim firm, arrests in Meadville for theft and morals charges, and Meadville train birth of a baby on the way to a Faster holiday. Also noted are school band accolades, forecasted weekend mild weather in Corry, Holy Week store hours, and a New York unemployment bonus bill aiding Jamestown area claimants.
Thomas Motors of Corry Wrecker Service Ad
An ad for Thomas Motors of Corry Inc offering wrecking and tow services. It urges calling for assistance and provides the contact number 2-9605 for service when a call goes unanswered.
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Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
Gets 299 Years For Murder
Sam Stacey, 24, formerly of Chicago, was convicted by a 12-member jury after 344 hours of deliberation of murdering Mrs. Darlyne Todd, 16. He received 299 years for murder with no chance of parole until 2057 after a prior 298 year sentence was added. prosecutors sought the death penalty. Stacey had earlier told police he wanted to die in the electric chair.
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Sam Stacey
Darlyne Todd
Finols Ly
Beliaf
Tinois
Stacey
Todd
Reuther Calls Probe A Disgrace In Ford Plant Spat
Walter Reuther denounced a probe as a disgrace while alleging DAW members were beaten and recalling a fatal incident at a Ford plant. He claimed Mrs Edsel Ford and other Ford family members forced out Bennett, and Barry Goldwater urged staying up to date after his interjection.
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Reuther
DAW
Ford
Walter Reuther
GAW
Edsel Ford
Bennett
Goldwater
Farm Price Rise Divides Congress Over Veto
Prices for farm goods jumped, drawing mixed reactions from lawmakers. Senators Carlson and Young urged President Eisenhower not to veto the bill, while many Republicans warned a veto could hurt the GOP in the next elections. The measure passed both houses by solid margins but failed to reach the two thirds needed to override a veto.
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Carlson
R-Kan
Young
R-Nd
White House
Eisenhower
Senate
House
Congress
Washington
Federal Reserve
McGonigle Attacks Stassen In Gubernatorial Race
Arthur T. McGonigle campaign windup in Pittsburgh dismisses Harold E. Stassen as no serious threat while Stassen speaks at Wilkes College. Independent Harwood Vaughan seeks Mahany aid for lieutenant governor bid. Mahany declines. Democratic activity centers on Roy Furman, Lt. Gov., who lambasts Leader’s record and backs Lawrence for governor. Dilworth clarifies note to Hugh Scott Jr. and reiterates support for Leader.
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McGonigie
Reading
the Post
Pittsburgh
Stassen
Wilkes College
GOP
Harwid J Vaughan
Anquippa
Tinsville
Howland
BH Mahany
Mahany
Roy Furman
Harrisburg
Furman
Leader
Pennsylvania
David Lb
Lawrence
Richardson Dilworth
Philadelphia
U. S
Hugh Scott Jr
U.S. Senate
Dilworth
Teating
Scott
Elward Martin
Soviet Seeks Clarity On Nuclear Test Policy And Leadership
The Soviet parliament moved to streamline for a joint session next week to hear reports on banning nuclear tests and forming a new government. Nikolai Bulganin's political fate and Khrushchev’s upcoming lineup were focal points as observers note a possible deputy premier post. Foreign Minister Grom was set to report on nuclear tests, while a Russian halt could pressure the U S and Britain to follow.
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Russia
Nikolai Bulganin
Kremlin
United States
Britain
Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
Council of Ministers
Khrushchev
Andrei Grom
Babson Urges Savings Before Spending To Curb Recession
Babson Park Mass economist Roger W Babson argues workers should set aside part of weekly pay in liquid savings to weather a downturn. He warns overconsumption fuels the recession and criticizes reliance on government fixes, urging personal financial discipline and reduced debt.
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Babson
Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Tam
Detroit
Michigan
Saco
Biddeford
Maine
Long Island
West Coast
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James L. McFudder
Philly Zalanook
First Ward
Wind
Howard Go
TritaVera
Burrows Ux
Cory
A. Mer
Wiliam
Third Ward
Erie County
Corrie Davis
Corry Memorial Hospital
Thelus
Aldes
Aiton King
Clymer
King
Ravine
Catholic Charities
Jamestown ‘Table Co
General Services Administration
Wire Glass Company
R. D. Marshall
Kane
Lehr
Adam Yarathh
West Main Street
Kathleen King
Snyder Circle
Focal
Y Terday
East
East Pleasant Streets
Warren
United Refining Company
United
Blooming Valley
Julia Houghtling
Meadville Auto Trim Co
Oil City
Ronald French
George Junior Republic
Camp Hill
N. C
Meadville
Evie Rail
Stnal
Sangertown Area High School
Corry
Lynn Rice
Pennsylvania Forensic and Music Teagre
Te Weatherman
Retail Merchants Bureau
Kirk Sawyer
Cory Ministerial Association
Corry’s
New York
Averell Harriman
Jamestown
Rexall
Bceuber
Roy W. Johnson
Pentagon Space
Pentagon
USA
Army
International
Ike
McGonigle
Associated Press
Arthur T. McGonigle
Harold E. Stassen
Mickey
Cohen
Los Angeles
Pway
Politiek
Firestone Specials
Montague
Ocean City
Barney's Firestone
South Center Street
Green Stampa Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
PAAS
Armour Star — Swift
Cherry Valley
Model Dairy Company
Dial
West Smith St
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Gilson’s
Columbus
Tock
General Electric
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