Corry News Notes Include Falls, Skating and Events
Scranton man Chester Bielovitz suffered a broken tee and ankle after a 10 foot fall from a scaffold on an interchange bridge on the New York Throughway. Erie youth Karl Selene, 15, was arrested on multiple charges involving a minor girl. May 5 and 6 feature the annual skating review at Corry Rollerway with local talent. Westfield YMCA to host a youth crime talk by Judge Robert N. Palmer on May 13. Meantime, Dodge through May sees Sturtevant lecture in Meadville on American civilization and the Monroe Doctrine. Public notices include a rummage sale by No-Bar Riding Club and a fish supper in Scott Township. Local theater and restaurant updates appear with Herbie Johnson's orchestra at the Italian American Club and Eve's Restaurant hours.
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Brocton
Chester Bielovitz
Scranton
New York
Bielovita
Ray W. Gordon
Akron
Ohio
Corry Rollerway
Carroll
Venango County
Pennsylvania Association For the Blind
J. B. Mohrer
Association
Herbie Johnson
Westfield
Chautauqua County Court
Robert N. Palmer
Westfield Ymca
Leo III
South Center Street
Meadville
Dexter Perkins
Hotel Corry
Tinsville Area
Jen, Marshall & Misher
Bear Lake
Erle
Lawrence
Tiny" Harper
Harper
Scottsville Church
Erie
Richard Galbraith
R. D
Waterford
General Public Loan Corp
Carl Engelleltar
Eric
Foan
Galbraith
Moose Club
Robert C. Webster
Welch
Grand Jury
Richard ‘Thome
Robert L. Waller
Corry Beverage Distributor
Oil City
Rotary International
Rotary Anns
Hanry A. Newbury
Chiba
Hospital notes and local notices from Corry area
At The Hospital port compiled as of 7a m today lists admissions and discharges. Names include Robert Greer Centerville infant, Roger Aldrich 1 month Jerry Rote, Dorothy Gregory, Merle Amy, Ross Bailey and others with addresses. Discharged Erle Brittain and Edward Campbell amid local town notes. Also mentions church Rosary Society completing costs for new church and a local safecracking incident in Indianapolis with nitroglycerine explosion causing ruinous damage but no injuries.
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Robert
Robert L. Greer
Centerville
Chester E. Hajen
West Thurch
Airwet
John Bisbee R. D
Donald W. Bigelow
Spuransburg
Roger
Maurice Aldrich
Tranklink Street
Jerry M. Rote
Kenneth Shindledecker
Columbus Avenue
Dorothy Gregory
North Center Street
Merle R Amy
Wright
Ross H. Bailey
West Church Street
Deported Finn Appears In Court Today
San Francisco records show William Heikkila, a 52 year old Finnish-born former communist, appearing for a deportation case before US District Judge Edward P. Murphy. Heikkila, who lived in the United States since infancy, faces possible contempt and a request to modify earlier deportation findings after a Supreme Court ruling on Communist associations. Heikkila previously returned to the U.S. at government expense. The case hinges on proof of his Communist ties versus humanitarian work claims.
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SAN Franciscguy
William Heikikila
Wither
Finland
U. S
San Francisco
Comumuniist
Edward P. Murphy
Heikkiln
Welaure
Murphy
Lloyd McMurray
McMurray
US Supreme Court
Heikkila
Communist Party
United States
U.S
Dedication Set for Shippingport Atomic Plant May 26
Duquesne Light Co spokesman said the nation's first full scale atomic power plant at Shippingport Pennsylvania, about 28 miles northwest of Pittsburgh, will be dedicated May 26 with President Eisenhower participating remotely from Washington. Details of the ceremony remain incomplete and the plant went into operation last December.
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Shippingport
Pittsburgh
Eisenhower
Washington
Duquesne Light Co
Penn State Students May Teach Russian
The Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction says Penn State students studying Russian could be certified to teach the language in state high schools. The State Council of Education approved adding Russian to authorized studies. Dr Boehm noted the state lacks qualified instructors and Penn State has about 170 students in the language, one of the largest undergraduate classes in the nation. He said it is probable that graduates could be temporarily certified to teach Russian in Pennsylvania schools.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Public T Iastruction
Pennsylvania State University
State Council of Education
Charles J. Boehm
Penn State
Cource
Boehm
Stabbing Victim In Fair Condition In Greensburg
A 76 year old retired miner slashed his wife Elizabeth Sepac yesterday during breakfast in Green County before killing himself with the knife. The wife, hospitalized in Greene County Memorial, is reported in fair condition. Troopers say the couple had argued over his nervous condition and a physician visit.
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Matt Sepac
Mather
Elizabeth
Greene County Memorial Hospital
Sephc
Furman Seeks Action On Water Shortage In Pa
Lieutenant Governor Roy E. Furman urged immediate steps to address Pennsylvania s looming fresh water shortage. He backed reforestation, strategic water impoundments, marginal land planting, and continued soil conservation policies as solutions. Furman also accused the Democratic Party of threatening to drive away business supporters of his independent bid. Lawrence, his opponent, pressed for federal unemployment benefits expansion noting 30,000 Pennsylvanians already exhausted benefits with another 30,000 due this month.
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Harrisburg
Roy E. Furman
Pennsylvania
Sald
Firman
Furman
Demoqutie
Pittsburgh
David K. Lawrence
Buddnessman
Lawrence
New Castle
Farrell
Reds Denounce Inspection Plan Continued From Page One
The United States proposed immediate discussions with the Soviets on technical arrangements for aerial inspections to verify alleged violations at the frontier. The plan responded to Soviet complaints that U S bombers with nuclear weapons could risk another world war. Samuel Pepys, famed diarist, died in 1703 at age 70.
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U. S
Spr
Soviet Union
U.S
Samuel Pepys
Gaver Vharigedt Lordiy Reported In State Quick Note
The garbled entry notes a date and location with scattered names. It references Tauises Ede and a state context, mentioning a quarter and a December feeling, though the exact event remains unclear.
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Setene
Diemer's
Venango County ‘Tubercuosis Society
Tfumabie
Corry Hospital
William R. Rhodes
West Mith Street
Donald E. Opperman
Cynthia Eline
East Agin Street
Ruth M. Opperman
Frank Kusper
Columbus
John A. Fenton
Donald
Ancars
Donald P. McCaslit
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Randolph J. Niemeyer
Mattsbore
Reuben
M. Randall
Mendayme
Mirs
Peter Babynk
Best Main Street
Jerrold
Harmelink
Clymer
Cleo Haight
Sarton Street
Kenneth Kireh
J. P. Brittain
Tne
Ian Widder
Riga
Dick Rossbachar
Teresa's Rosary Society
Ongan
F. L. Baressi
Edward Campbell
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Samuel Roberts
Campbell
Anthony Sebald
William & Mary
Ritz
Indianapolis
Lefemtol
Paoint
HALL
Mobil
Owl
Corry Grange
Sminge Hall
Roger Wonghoustig
Evie
Wichita
America
Boeing Airplane Co
U. S. Air Force
W. Rhodes
West Smiths Street
Corry Memory Hospital
Rhodes
Blair County
Johnstown
Altoona
Jamestown
N.Y
William Rhodes
First Presbyterian Church of
Cargo
Robert Clough
Hermosa Beach
Calif
Charles Mitchell
Corry
Jean Anderson
Bracken Funeral Home
Paul F. Bauer
Pine Grave Cemetery
Frisco
National Bank OF Corry
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Neilly
Tur UN
de Fores
Paris
Bucharest
Weis
Am Coie Shore
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