Corry Journal notes items from city and region
A wallet, purse and key ring were found outside the Greyhound Terminal with a driver’s license pointing to West Virginia, while police investigate ditched belongings. Other items include legal notes on a 1957 Erie crash, PTA meetings, community events, local ads, and unemployment figures for Jamestown and Erie regions.
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Corry Journal Printing Department
Puide
Greyhound Bus
Noel
Robert B. Britton
Brie
Young Perkons
Marnella
Gerald Newton
Farm Labor Wages Rise in Pennsylvania on April 1
Pennsylvania farmers paid higher wages to hired workers on April 1 than a year earlier, though below the Middle Atlantic regional levels. A man with housing averaged 179 dollars, with board and meals 194 dollars, up from 121 a year ago. The Middle Atlantic with home was 191 and with room and board 136.
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Pennsylvania
Middle Atlantic
State Department of Agriculture
Albert Joseph Muni 92 Former Phillies Pitcher Died
Albert Joseph Muni age 92 a former Philadelphia Phillies pitcher at the turn of the century died Saturday night in a suburban nursing home. The funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Sea
Philadelphia
Pinera
Albert Joseph Muni
Philadelphia Phillies
Hospital Report Lists Admissions And Discharges
At The Hospital Report shows admissions and discharges compiled as of 7 a m. A number of residents from Clymer Spartansburg Pittsfield and surrounding areas are named among the admissions and discharges including Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Neckers Mrs. Richard Flye and Miss Donna MuCastin. The list includes several addresses and mentions a January 7 follow up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Neckers
Clymer
Wesley EH. Howard
North Center Street
Guy M. Fish
Spartanspurg
Richard A Flye
Columbus Avenue
Neckers
Alen Teville
Pittsfield
Kenneth Shindledecker
John & Jeno
Wright Street
Donna MuCastin
West Pleasant Street
Dorothy Gregory
Lids
Richard E. Merkle
Gind
Sue
West
Andrew McKeto
Spring ‘Street
Webb McCmy
Garry
Harry E. Mundayille
Spartansburg
Garret Grote
Robert
Robert L. Greer
Centerville
Glen H. Evans
Frank Canley
Egat Mainstreet
John Bisbee
R. D
Harry "Belson
Girma
Protest over jailing of Golden Rule crew at Honolulu
National Committee members protest in Honolulu after they defied a court order to keep their boat from entering the Pacific nuclear test grounds. The action centers on the Golden Rule crew and international concern over nuclear testing.
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National Committee of Non
Honolulu
Pacific
International
New Archives Planned Amid Threat to Pennsylvania Papers
Harrisburg officials warn state archives stored in fragile buildings are endangered by dust moisture and neglect. William Stevens director of the State Historical Museum Commission says a new eight to ten million dollar archives and museum building is needed to protect millions of documents including King Charles I charter granted to William Penn in 1681. Eddy echoes the risk and urges immediate action to save priceless records.
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Harrisburg
Gwendchldren Si
Stevens
White Capitol
State Historical Dined Museum Commission
Pennsylvania
State Museum
State Archives
Henry H. Eddy
Eddy
Ile Spien
Amore
Charles 1
Willam Penn
Mney
German waterways tax slows traffic to West Berlin
East German authorities impose a new waterways tax covering West German and foreign barges using East German canals. The move stalls traffic as Berlin relies on barge routes for about a third of its supplies from West Germany. Communists say the levy is retaliation for West Germany building a dam on the Elbe.
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Sus Wilk
West Berlin
West Germany
Germany
Elbe
Justice's Home To Become Shrine In Bedford Hills
Bedford Howse, longtime home of John Jay, first chief justice, is slated to become a public shrine. Westchester County Executive Edwin G. Michaelian asks the Board of Supervisors to authorize a $196,000 purchase and then transfer the property to New York state for shrine operations.
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Bedford Howse
John Jay
United States
Edwin G. Michaelian
Westchnster
Hps
Ais
Westchester Board of Supervisors
New York State
State Solons Question Trade Agreement Extension
Pennsylvania unemployment dominated the campaign as Republican Arisist T McGonigle urged a government labor industry partnership to revive the economy. Democratic Roy Furman and Mayor David L. Lawrence blamed unemployment on policy and urged party unity for the May 20 primary.
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Arisist
T. McGonigle
Roy & Furman
Ylub
David L. Lawrence
Pittsburgh
McGonigle
Pennnsylvania
Democratic Organization
GS Tan
U. S. Senate
Glendale
Cambria County
Lawrence
Mideast
Israel
Harta
Stassen
Pittburgh
Philadelphia
Scranton Williams
Livengood
Harris~ Burg
Harold J Vanglun
Aliquippa
Stassen 15
Pennsylvania Day Observed At World Fair
Pennsylvania Day at the World Fair featured the raising of flags for Belgium and the United States on the pavilion balcony as Miss Sylvia Liberati outlined Pennsylvania’s history. Governor Leader’s message declared Pennsylvania Day and guides from Erie, Washington, and Pittsburgh, in gray uniforms, saluted before duties resumed at the pavilion.
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Cruesels
Neghun Oy
Pennsylvania
U.S
Sylvia Libepatl
Pittsburgh
U. 5
Citven
Katherine Howard
George M. Leader
Miss Libera
Nancy Hood
Washington
Nancy Wilkins
Erie
Miss ‘Hood
IUE Aids UAW In Contract Fight
The International Union of Electrical Workers donated $200,000 to the United Auto Workers to bolster finances during negotiations with major auto makers. The gift mirrors UAW support of $460,000 during the 156-day Westinghouse strike ending in March 1956. The transfer was approved by IUE vice presidents in Philadelphia.
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Naoninius
Yile International Union of Electrical Workers
United Auto Workers
IUE
UAW
Westinghouse
TUE
Philadelphia
Car crash near New Stanton kills Newville man
An auto left the Turnpike near New Stanton and struck an embankment, overturning and killing Charles Barele, 30, of Newville, on Saturday.
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New Stanton
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Charles Bar
Ele
Newville
Two Die in Auto Crash Near Mount Pleasant
Two Somerset men Brumbaugh Speicher 41 a Mount Pleasant High School teacher and Erno Pucci 45 manager of a Somerset bottled goods firm were killed when their car overturned near Mount Pleasant Westmoreland County Saturday night.
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Mount Pleasant
Somerset
Miley
Westmoreland ‘County
Brumbaugh Speicher
Berlin Brothers Valley High School
Erno Pucci
Cave rescue saves injured Carnegie Tech student
Carnegie Tech student Richard LaVal suffered leg injuries in Copperhead Cave near Hilltown six miles from the southwestern Pennsylvanian community. After a 12 hour effort, rescuers carried him about 1000 feet to the surface on a stretcher through three crevices, and he was taken to Latrobe Hospital in serious condition.
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Copperhead
Hillwite
la~ Val
Yealerely
Derry Volunter
Resce
de. O. B. Oliver
Laval
Liberals Retain Control In Korea Assembly
South Korea's Liberal party under President Syngman Rhee kept a majority in the National Assembly though short of the two thirds needed for a full succession. After Friday's nationwide vote with four districts still undecided, Liberals held 123 of 166 seats, just above the 117 required for control.
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Korea
Seoul
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
National Assembly
Imucd
Fou Mes
Ghanz Myun
Rhee
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Cootlette Club No
VFW Post Home
Trusbee
Thomas Motors
Lillian Guild
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
A. E. Tate
Moyvie
Guild
Dewager ‘Tuseu-Hi
China
Spring Creek “Township
Latics
Une
Corry Rollerway
Jamestown
Onginal van- Gergrift Washing Machine Co
Blackstone Corp
Jamestown Metal Corp
Reginald A. Senna
Earley O. ‘Holquist
F. L. Boressi
Steve DiRamio
Joseph Flamio
Rounty
Recorder of Deeds Office
Deppartment of Labor
Lees
Arpets
Tow —Lasney
Baumann Brothers A
Penman Brothers
East Sth
Wuaman
Corry Hospital
Henry A. Matteson
Howard B. Vanderhoot
West Church Street
Bero Pentikainon
Snyder Circle
Joseph Amoroso
First Avenue
Jean
Walter Latos
Mead Avenue
Sylvia A. Williams
Carol A. McClekey
Mary Duma
East South Street
Donald King
South Second Avenue
Edward P. Hilliker
North East
Grice A. Pierce
Philip Northrup
Justice
Shrine
Ellis
Carload” Day
Titusville
Corry
Corry Store
Gerald Hammond
Associated Press
Aimee Fi
Atrea
Aiza
Capaules
Earth Store
Any & Teats
Samuel Cardinal Stritch
Chicago
Sanatrix Clinic
Rome
Italy
N. Center St
Sears & Roebuck
Erie — Corner
Eighth & State Sts
Torstnex
Guare Erie
Ginander
Henry
Kevin
Rej
Moscow
Andeel Grom
Bassadors
Bowers Loday
Diplon
Westert
Wester
Tondom
Parios
X Thompson
Cornsseler
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