Corry area notices mix with Jamestown aviation update
A Jamestown office reports a sharp rise in all operations for April 1958, including a 34 percent jump in passenger traffic and 86 percent more air freight, as Corry printing ads and local notices mix with city updates. The page also lists budget raises, airport plans, a crime arrest, and local business promotions in Corry and Jamestown.
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Jamestown
Allegheny Airlines
Ajiell
Leslie Barnes
Peter J. Privitere
Erie
Sherman Adams
Courte
Adams
Herbie Johnson
Hospital Report At 7a m Admits Several Local Residents
At The Hospital Report compiled as of 7 a m today is unable to summon a physician for an emergency call to Corry Hospital. Admitted include Miss Sitsiis Vaniterkool two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Brockway Clymer John Swinbyorler, Sahueranes. Mablon Sweet Clymer Brick. Jodenstrom 1262 Nartis Center street Men Glen Steadmat Spartans. an infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Adrian Sorenson Waterford. Mrs Edward Biliiker North Euet. Discharged are Mrs RB Crosby Spartansburg Ernest W Ghrlson 355 MeadaVe nie Mrs Joly Maloney 217 West Pleasant strerl Mrs Pat Wenta and son Jack Edward 902 Kant Main street Mrs Randolph Niemeyer by Wattsburg Mrs Robert Jackson 410 Second Javenue.
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Sitsiis Vaniterkool
Clymer
Thelusi
Edward Brockway Clymer
John Swlnbyorler
Sahueranes
Mablon Sweet
Clymer Brick 5
Jodenstrom
Nartis
Center Street
Moonwatch teams sight latest Sputnik amid weather gaps
Moonwatch teams around the United States report sightings of Russia's Sputnik 117 under clear skies from the South to the West Coast. Weather hindered tracking in the Northeast and Midwest. US defense officials discussed satellites and missiles in separate talks, noting small satellites provide needed information while larger boosters face technical delays.
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Lavsprunie
Smithsonian Agtrophysical Observatory
Russia
United States
Midwest
Army
Wilber M. Brucker
Garrison Norton
Spesking i Ogden
Utaly Norton
Norton
America
Brucker
Portland
Maine
Cape Canaveral
Florida
California
Grasshoppers Swarm Phoenix. City Overrun by Insect Plague
Entomologists report unusually favorable breeding weather as millions of grasshoppers overwhelm Phoenix, a city of about 130,000. The pests blanket windows and car windshields, obscuring headlights and street lamps as authorities scramble to address the outbreak.
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Phoenix
Avia
Sputnik shocks and Nixon Latin America policy critique
James Marlow surveys shocks from Sputnik to Nixon’s Latin America stance. He notes Russian rocket progress and anti American sentiment, calling for reevaluation of policy and stronger intelligence gathering by State and CIA amid growing global tensions.
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Washington
America
Sputnik
Nixon
Latin America
Senate
Wayne Morse
Late
Department
Central Intelligence Agency
Dulles
Secretary of
John Foster Dulles
Allen Dulles
CTA
State Department
Held For Ambush Murders Of Pair In Economy
DUA EAT, EL arihur G. Schuck, 41, held without bond in Beaver County Court on charges he ambushed and shot two men in Economy near Economy last April 27. Schuck pled innocent. motion to dismiss denied. Victims Vincent J. Quikley and William E Engle were killed. Angeline Pugliano was wounded. Police say a 348 model Winchester rifle was used. Schuck returned to Beaver County Jail.
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Dua Eat
EL Arihur
G. Schuck
Beaver County
Schuck
A. G. Helbling
Justice of the Peace
Paul Merriman
Vincent J. Quikley
William Eengle
Ambridge
Engle
Angeline Pugliano
Fair Oaks
Poelio
Lewis M. Whitecotton
Pennsylvania State Police
Schunk
Ex Ski Champ Murders Wife in California
Former national ski jumping champion Ulland shot his wife Catherine Ulland dead in their $190,000 Oakland home last night. Police report quote Ulland claiming he did the wrong thing as officers found her body in the bathroom with a bullet hole through the window. Ulland, 64, once a top jumper at Lake Placid in 1932 and Brattleboro in 1939, was booked for investigation after the fatal shooting.
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Oakland
Galil
Wgard Ullind
M Sk
Don le Strange
la Strange
Ullands
Catherine Ulland
Sigurden
Dognaper Seeks $125 Ransom For Missing Dog Rex
A woman reports a dognapper has her German shepherd Rex and is demanding $125. She says the caller previously asked for $100 and left the dog’s chain and tag at her door as proof. The ransom rose to $12 and the suspect threatened to kill Rex if not paid.
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SaaSson
Rex
Soldier Cited Twice for Driving in Honolulu
Corporal Herbert J. Morris of the Army military police was cited Tuesday by his unit for safe driving and later by civilian police for tireless driving after his car struck the rear of another vehicle on Waikiki Street. Morris said he turned his head to look at a young lady in shorts.
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Titusville
Valley Grove
Cooperstown
Rocky Grove
Hotel Corry
Corry Grange No
Grange Hall
F. L. Baressi
Jamestown
Commeme Department
Bureau of Aviation
Carl Sanford
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Cherry Hardware
Erie
Gregory Keim
Waterford Pike Road
St.Vincent's Hospital
Honolulu
Herbert J. Morris
Army
Ite
Waikki Street
Morris
Penn State Offers Evening Engineering Masters at Behrend Erie
Penn State Behrend Center in Erie will offer an evening Master of Engineering program after approval by the Board of Trustees. The program, aimed at local engineers and teachers in Corry Warren and Meadville, enables working professionals to earn graduate credits toward eight engineering master’s options and a science degree.
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Penn State University
Corry
H. Kochel
Behrend Center
Erie
Pennsylvania
Penn State Board of Trustees
Warren
Meadville
New Undergraduate Program Seeks Approval at Local College
An organizational meeting will be held next month to discuss a new degree program. Attendees will learn enrollment dates and answer questions about credits and completion. Call Behrend Center Brie for more information.
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Akun Ais
Uldwate College
Ula
Kodh
Brie
U S Apprehensive As Crisis Grows
U S officials fear French civilian authorities may fail to solve the Algerian crisis and that at a critical moment the military could seize power. They warn the Algerian issue could widen into a North African crisis affecting Tunisia and Morocco, opening chances for Communist influence and for Nasser’s UAR aims.
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Goonunnen
Pierre Priimiin
U. S
Tunisia
Motoro
Mainu
Nasser
United Arab Republic
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The
Corry Journal Printing Department
Brockton
Lottie Rizzo
Scott
Virginia Freeway Association
Lewis M. Stevens
Leinster
Greenville
Donald B. Cook
Sid Stevens
Corry Beverage Distributor
Robert J.howard
James Allen Frank
Jamestown Ts
Joe Pollino
James Douglas Engdaht
Jasink
Carroll's
Eric
John M. Hickey
Moose Club
U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Chautauqua Lake
Diemer
Erle City
Felix Shubert
Gilson’s
Columbus
Ste
Annapolis
Maryland
Cian
Corry Hospital
Elks Club
Roy Wolfe
Marlow
James Marlow
AP Newa
James Caesar Petrillo
Chicago
Musicians Union
Uon'a
Petrillo
YMCA
Roller Follies
Corry Rollerway
Kiwanis Club
Orchard Park
Armour Star - Swift
Morton's
Dognaper
Rex Warner
Warner's
Gulf Service
North Center Street
General Assembly
Erie County
Janes C. Jacobsen
Janes C
Jake) Jacobsen
Busiess
Girard
Burgess
Northwest Development Association
Weshussister College
New Wilmington
East Mainsteel
Joel
Jared
Jan
Penn State
U.S
WOTR
Corry Journal
First Church of Christ, Scientist
East Columbus
Wayne Street
Corry, PA
East South St
Nus
An Sain
Lee Re
Parker Tools
Weiling Point
Albmatol
Erie- Uy
Nour
Davis
Johnson Davis
Fendant
John Vist
Clyde S
Roc Erie
Sneck
Trelanc
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