Corry area news briefs span resignations to weather
A former pastor of the Wee Methodist Church resigned and accepted a new director post at Grace Wesleyan. Local police reported wallets found, missing youth alerts, hospital updates, and a sheriff sale set for the Spartanshire property. Weather outlook calls for cooler weekend with possible showers and near one inch rainfall.
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Ree
Charles K. Ssusityl
Pix Veuirs
Wee Leva
Rey
Bassall
Goumerstown
Man Hurt Patting Display Lion At Zoo
A former animal handler, Thomas S. Eisentrager, recalled patting a 1500 pound lion at a display yesterday. He suffered a fractured shoulder and deep scratches during the second pat. Hospital staff reported his condition not serious. A bystander warned Eisentrager the lion was mean, but he persisted with the touch.
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Esentrager
Policemen Talk Selves Out Of Jobs
Albany police report two officers E Henry Beyer and James Shell, aged 33, lost their jobs after a radio transmitter in a patrol car carried their salty comments about the department to the dispatcher and other units. They quit Monday at the request of their superiors, officials said.
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Albany
E. Henry Beyer
James Shell
Gomulka Arrives For Hungary Visit
Gomulka arrived today for a visit to Hungary, greeted by Hungarian leaders and Communist officials. The scene reflected Cold War tensions as Polish and Hungarian factions discussed Soviet influence and regional solidarity with the Communist bloc.
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Gomulka
Hungary
Budapest
Hunean i
Truman Feted On 74th Birthday
Former President Truman celebrated his 74th birthday at his Corner President residence near the Truman Memorial Library. Newsmen report a small party with cake and casual remarks about breakfast and future help. The setting recalls his public service era as he reflects on Independence furniture and Civil War era battles along the Missouri border.
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Ak NP
Bne News
German War Criminals Released From Landsberg Prison
Four German war criminals, including three former GS colonels and concentration camp guards, released today from Landsberg Prison. Adolf Hitler wrote Mein Kampf there. 1,600 war criminals were held at the facility. Remaining high profile prisoners Rudolph Hess Albert Speer Baldur von Schirach stay imprisoned in Berlin.
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Germany
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Adolf Hu
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Albert Speen
Hitler
Baldw* von Sohirac
Berlin
Youngsters Mob Prince Philip at public appearance
Report says crowds of schoolchildren mobbed Prince Philip yesterday as he attempted to leave the venue. Several youngsters were injured in a crush and a man with bleeding hands was cared for at a first aid post. The crowd breached barriers and surged toward Queen Elizabeth's husband as he began his departure, with some people toppling bicycles during the mêlée.
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Queen Elizabeth
McGonigle Raps Leader Role In State Industry
Pennsylvania gubernatorial hopeful McGonigle attacks the Republican organization over leader dominance in the state industry drive. He accuses the administration of harming employment while urging a pro business stance in Bucks and Chester counties. Stassen, Waller, and others weigh in on party influence and the race as May primary nears.
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Pillaburgh Post-Gazette
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Senate
Harrisburg
John M- Waller
Allegheny County
Mulligan Dies at 64 in Corry After Long Illness
Hary W Mulligan of Corry dies after a lengthy illness aged 64 Born July 15 1804 in Gorry He is survived by several daughters and a sister Funeral services arranged by Brasken Funeral Home with private family rites and Pine Grove Cemetery interment Knox chairman James Nox dies in Johnstown at 68 after serving on the board of the Charles B Nox Co Inc.
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Saklent of
Corry
Mulligan
Gorry
Mary Steves
Aiph Overman
Wellsburk
Charles Weston
Frank
Edward
Charles
Earl Coon
Tre Brasken
Pine Grove
Erie County Hospital Facilities Below State Average
Erie County survey results show hospital beds per 7 000 population well below the state average. The report notes 40 hospital beds per 1 000 in the area county versus a state average of 52. Occupancy and staffing figures are cited, with projections indicating costs and future facility needs for the next five years. Morgantown tragedy details a drowning of a local youth near Ey wottsville, and a regional note on respite care usage and Taylor remarks appear in the article.
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Erie County
Tarrisburg — File
State Department of
Welfmena Henae Siiuatlelow
Jira
Drie
Uirees
Uhrer
Teslay
Wea
Clark Urged to Pay Delinquent Traffic Fines
Senator Joseph S. Clark of Pennsylvania was urged to settle two delinquent traffic tickets. A constable said summonses were issued for hearings set in February and Clark said his chauffeur Edward, who has since left, would handle payment with his aide Michael Byrne following up.
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Clark
Washington
Edward
Washngton
Sid
Michael J. Byrne
Fragmented sports notes mix city names and clubs
Fragmented OCR text lists various sports mentions and names such as New York, Squaw Valley, Camden, Bridgeton, and MacDonald. The disjointed items reference awards, seasons, and events without cohesive structure or clear outcomes.
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Squaw
Marseill
Hobby Bell
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