Corry items span school concert to local incidents
Mrs H Lynn Rice notes tonight's Corry High School music department concert begins at 8 15 pm, though program lists 8. A chicken brooder fire at Lester Gray 117 West Bend Street caused $25 damage. 26 chicks burned, thermostat defect blamed, home likely saved by quick action. Ralph E Perkins Jr reports striking a child on West Smith Street. Judith Foote treated for bruises and released. Real estate transfers logged at Erie County courthouse include Marion Roessner Daley to William Borsaux plus Clara Blanch Est to Clair L Jacques. State dog law officers in Meadville collected dogs without 1964 tags. 10,700 dog licenses sold in Crawford County. Rebecca Macko treated for multiple contusions after a fall. James M Byrnes to head Pennsylvania Railroad June 1. Symes to be named later. Muhlenberg Traveler bookmobile will visit Corry tomorrow with program Return to Faith. Meadville votes on revised pension plans for firemen and city workers. 30 percent pension base plus Social Security, estimated $2,000 yearly cost. A Wright Street woman reports many dogs at large. unlicensed dogs to be picked up. Judge Elmer Evans dismisses fraudulently converted case against George Young due to lack of evidence. Newell Gates alerted Erle police to identify a seriously ill man. weather report notes a cool week across Pennsylvania. pledge of allegiance now includes under God. Telford Berkey estimates $2,000 fire damage to his Spartansburg shop, no insurance. Louis Taylor cited for failing to stop at red light at Smith and Center Streets.
Hint agreement near Harrisburg on railway strike
Prospects for settlement of the Harrisburg Railways Co. strike improve as management and union officials plan a joint meeting Friday. G Harry Young of the U S Mediation and Conciliation Service and Benjamin Weigand of the State Bureau of Mediation indicated both sides agreed to meet to discuss the situation.
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Harrisburg
Harrisburg Railways Co
G. Harry Young
U. S. Mediation and Conciliation Service
Benjamin Weigand
State Bureau of Mediation
Additional Juror Panel Sought in Moon Murder Trial
Proceedings in the Moon murder case continued as the court sought more jurors. Judge Flick faced repeated challenges over potential bias from pretrial conversations involving Moon, his father, and defense counsel. Moon appeared calm in court as prosecutors and defense questioned potential jurors about bias and death penalty views while Moon’s family observed.
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Adams
Samuel D. Bruemer
Nesmith
Commonwealth
David Kohn
Moon
Kohn
Flick
Mr. Nesmith
Tairly
Venireman
Courtroom turnout noted over both sessions
The report notes higher attendance yesterday in court compared with Monday with about 50 people present in both the morning and afternoon sessions. The increase follows ongoing questioning that began earlier in the week.
Sparse crowds at yesterday sessions
Yesterday morning five sessions drew only about ten scattered spectators, while the afternoon gathered perhaps twice that number, reflecting light attendance across the day.
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H. Lynn Rice
Corry High School
Lester Gray
West Bend Street
Ralph E. Perkins Jr
East Frederick Street
Smith Street
Perkins
Judith Foote
Worth Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Erie County
Marion Roessner Daley
William Borsaux
Corry
Clara Blanch
Clair L. Jaquith
Second Ward
Meadville
A. L. Smith
Pennsylvania
Theodore Bunce
Tryonville
Crawford County
Bunce
Rebecca Macko
Albert Macko
East Main Street
James M Byrnes
Walter 8. Franklin
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
James BE. Gowen
Franklin
Symes
PRR
Gowen
Muhlenberg
United Lutheran Publication House of Philadelphia
East South
Concord Streets
Wright Street
Elmer Evans
George Young
Wattsburg
Young
Pearl H. Bunsing
North East
Evans
Newell Gates
R. D
Erle
Hamlet Hospital
Gates Farm
Weather Bureau
Senate
House
United States of America
Republic
Telford Berkey
Spartansburg
Louis D. Taylor
Snyder Circle
Smith and
Center Streets
Lemlet
Barnes & Carrig
Center St
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St
Corry, Pa
Carl Hixson
Powell Motor
Teena Paige
Topp
Corry's Smart Women's Shop
U.S
Canada
Evan Consumer
Irs
Center Street
YES
Gramercy Park
Palm Beach
North
THURS
FRI
SAT
Orson
Fey
Al's Clothes Shop
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