Street Brawl Between Titusville Women Sparks Charges
A brawl in Titusville near the American Legion hall yesterday led to Anne Marie Thoms listed in satisfactory condition at Titusville Hospital with multiple bruises while Vivian Stants faced street fighting charges after appearing before Police Magistrate N. Allen Love and posting a $25 bond. Police noted a long standing feud behind the 9:40 a.m. fight and that Thoms was transported by ambulance due to injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Movoyinae
Anne Marie Thoms
Titusville
Titusville Hospital
Vivian Stants
N. Allen Love
Mrs.Thomas
American Legion
Thomas
Cease-Fire Talks Amid Dominican Civil War Escalation
The rebels and junta met only to discuss a cease-fire with Brig. Gen. Elias Wessin y Wessin opposing pro-Bosch forces. Hugo Conde and Cul. Fausto Caamano signed for the rebels. the papal nuncio Emmanu el Clarizzio helped broker the talks. Estimated toll exceeds 500 dead with hundreds injured as rebels seized the Ozama fortress after heavy combat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pave Ane
Bennett
Hugo Conde
Fausto Caamano
Francisco
Elias Wessin Y Wessin
Santo Domingo
Emmanuel Clarizzio
Wessin
Isidro
Donald Reid Cabral
Ozama
Francisco Caamano
State repays county for patient care reimbursements
Evie County recovered 85 795 from the state as reimbursement for maintenance costs of mental patients paid by the county over the past six years. Solicitor James G. Hanes argued the county was funding patients in state hospitals and that the state should bear these costs. He warned commissioners of potential 20 000 yearly savings for the county and sought additional 17 000 in reimbursement, noting most of the 34 patients remain in state institutions. Hanes argued county jail commitments for examination and pretrial admissions to mental institutions are not county responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evie
County Institution
James G. Hanes
Hanes
Tre County
U S Marines Move Into Santo Domingo Amid Civil Conflict
Rebels seize control of more than half of Santo Domingo as Marines and paratroopers advance from east and west to evacuate foreign nationals. A Marine unit destroyed a machine gun nest near the U S Embassy, while a Leatherneck was killed. The State Department stressed U S troops' sole mission is evacuation, not taking sides in the fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santo Domingo
U.S
OAS
Washington
State Department
Dominican Republic
United States
Wessin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jug
Corry Evening Journal
Gaspe Peninsula
St. Lawrence - Saguenay
McMullen Tours
I.c.c
Harold F. Beal
Buffalo Street
Jamestown, N.Y
Ree
Revere
Filbert
Armour’s Star
Tug
Journal
DIAL
North Bas
Crosby Square
Miki Litz
Willys Jeep
Turben
Oldsmobile
Heberlein Motor Sales
Dodge
Dart
Veterans Automobile
JEEP
Ford
Corry Cars, Inc
First Avenue
Tureen's
Monn Loge Ghevealet Halsr
Guy M. Pish
Spartansburg
Harry A. Brown
Packard
Sugar Grove
Buick
C. Christensen
the Corry Journal
Call
Autes Far
Myn' Williams
Club Victoria
Herbert
Max Grenz
Wotus
West
Washington Street
Ournal Printing Department
Ed Eshelman
Clymer
Charles W. Amy
Worth Street
V. RD
Cambridge Sarinas
Riveville
Union City
Guignon Hardware
Paul
Kundracik
Columbus Avenue
Merle Dodd
Atlantic
Corry
Texaco
North Center Street
Siesel
Corry Journal Bt
Snyder Circle
Cottle
Fredonia
Thompson Farms
Moose Walker
Findley Lake
Baldwin
Bohman Music Com
East 10Th Street
Hores
American Breeders Service
Don Knapp
Pittsburg
Gerald Stallings
Abo Tottn
Bargain Joe
East Main Street
Columbus, Pa
Nak
ENG
Columbus
Bing
Stalling
Sen
Herring
Bill” Mitchell
Cliff Buesink
West Smith Street
Findley Lake PO
B&poauto
Auto Parts
du Pont Paints
Fred Ruffener
Isis
Dorothy Mathews
Ata
South Center Street
West Church Street
Marion Street
Diane
Pairview Street
Carter Hill Road
Marietta
Troom
Bath
Nice
Spring Creek
Leslie Real Estate
Wattsburg
Tome
Conelway Road
Erie
East Street
Bob Desmond
West Church Streand
Spencer Road
Merlec, Dodd
Shirley Hammerlee
Fourth Avenue
J. Gerald Miller
Airport Road
Gillette Street
STIX
Corry Savings and Loan Company
R. W. Brown
Robert G. Tunnell
West Park Place
Norgel Reed
Sherman, N.Y
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!