Corry Notes On Sermon, Commerce, Weather And More
Rev. James McIntosh returns to lead morning worship at First Methodist Corry as Rev. George Myers recovers from illness. Appointment of W Hamilton Weir of Erie as Corry-Lakeville Chamber secretary-manager cited with a salary around $7,000. Weather rains and temperatures, local incidents include a faulty trash burn, puppy nuisance, and two hospital treatments. Fire dept gear shift plans move to a tape recorder. transit firm in financial trouble. real estate transfers and a barbed note on a missing youth and a juvenile camp proposal advance in state Senate.
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James McIntosh
First
Methodist Church of
Corry
George Myers
Hamilton Weir
Erie
Corbeaut-T Lakeville Chamber of Commerce
United States States 69. longtime railroad crossing watchman dies
The obituary notes the death of a 69 year old man known as United States States who served as a Pennsylvania Railroad crossing watchman in Corry and Rideway from 1908 to 1932. Born January 7, 1887 in Clea Pa, he lived much of his life in Rideway. He died in Elk County General Hospital after a brief illness.
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United States
Ridge Way
States
Corry
First Avenue Crossing
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fay
Clee
Samuel
Mary White
Rideway
Stites
Elk Colinity General Hospital
First Greek Cypriots Executed by Rebels Stir Tensions
The article reports the hangings of two British soldiers and two Greek patriots amid 28 months of island violence. It notes underground leaflets calling for reprisal and self determination, with Nicosia calm yet tense after the executions and a spontaneous strike.
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Cyprus
Greece
Boki
Hil
Shilton
Xare
Foka
Secrecs Pridure
Armoiis
Demetrions
Nicosia Central Prison
Nicosia
Ford to establish Aeronautronic Systems subsidiary
Ford Motor Co announces creation of Aeronautronic Systems a California based subsidiary with a 131 million dollar budget to pursue advanced studies from guided missiles to potential expositions. Ernest R Breech says the group will include scientists and engineers previously with Systems Research Corp in Los Angeles. Funeral services for an individual are set for tomorrow at Tehman Hammond Funeral Home Rideway with interment in Thayer Memorial Cemetery Rwey.
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Fiipsral
Tehman-Hammond Fuperat
Rideway
Thayer Memorial Cemetery
Rweny
Suit Is Filed In Bus Dispute In Montgomery
A federal panel asks the Supreme Court to review segregation on Montgomery buses amid a 14 city boycott. National City Lanes, owner of Montgomery operations, ordered drivers to end racial seating, but no integration occurred as tensions rise and protests continue.
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Aoven Aveners
Montgomery
Ali
Stonceumery
Alabama
Dion
Todus Shearing
Ts. Supremie Cert
Casull Gott of Appeals
Columbis
S. C
Honial Amd
Questum
Damier
Supreme Court
National City Lanes
Chi
Walter B. Jones
Wismesday
Civil rights injunction discussed by city judge
The article notes remarks by Judge Jones on enforcing segregation and civil rights import. President Benjamin W. Franklin of Nutini City comments on obedience to injunctions while the city maintains its position in court proceedings.
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Lis
Aniswers
Jones
Turnpike Link To Open On May 25
The 6 lane Delaware River Turnpike bridge will connect New Jersey and Pennsylvania easing travel from the George Washington Bridge in New York City to the Indiana Ohio border near Montpelier Ohio. The Tulane Turnpike will complete the final 250 miles of the New York Chicago run this fall.
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New Chicago
New Jersey
Delaware River
Tussiepike
Eigiey, Fu
Florence
N. J
George Washington Biidge
New York City
Indiana-Ohio
Man Held In Try To Wreck Train
Federal authorities questioned a man arrested after a railway incident on a Pittsburgh to Corry freight line. The derailed car caused property damage but no deaths. The suspect was held overnight and moved to Erie for arraignment.
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Wironel Riley
Wetson
Pittsburgh
Oil City
Corfy
Riley
Erie
Railroad worker with pension reveals service in France
A man testified he served in France during World War I and now lives on a pension. He claimed steady railroad employment with multiple lines including Pennsylvania Erie Northern Pacific and Western Pacific as a block operator coordinating train movement.
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France
Pennsylvania Erie
Northern Pacific
Western Pacific
Incomplete report on Riley’s visit and security card evidence
Fragmentary police notes show Riley living with a brother in Youngstown and presenting a Greensburg Pennsylvania social security card. The narrative mentions a possible first trip to Ol City in two years and references Gorey twenty years ago with unclear details and missing context.
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Riley
Youngstowns
Social Securiity
Greensburg
Airmind
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