Corry Journal Printing Dept and local notices
Local Corry Journal items detail community events, meetings, and notices. Topics include a Dew community hotel fundraising totals, a proposed sewage plant relocation, a council vote on road blockage removal, and upcoming events at Meadville and Titusville venues along with local personalities and civic actions.
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Corry Journal
Sahios
Kirk Besonson
Mave
Switt
Mort Oh Thunday
Te Toof Hall
Shite
Nina Brown
West Bmith Street
Arthur Weilberan
Corry Journal Printing Department
Willsville
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
City Cound
Chester Engineers
Stewart Hat
Titusville
C. C. Mitchell
Anthony Zabroski
James J. O'Shex
Joseph Murphy
McIntyre
Erie
Erie Veterans School
Ars
Hansansburg
State Department of Public Instruction
Meadville
At The Hospital Report Summary From Local Ledger
At The Hospital report compiled as of 7 a.m. lists admissions and discharges across multiple families in Spartansburg and surrounding areas. Names include Mrs Gerald Crosby Mrs Alton Miller Terry Larry and Betty Lou Huffman Jil Ann Wickwire and others with addresses in Bear Lake Spartansburg Meadville and Sandy Lake. A fatal car crash near Hartstown is reported with driver Thom Snyder unavailable for questioning due to injuries. A separate aviation accident near Hartstown Greenville Hospital involved chiropractor George W Ricex.
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Gerald Crosby
Bear Lake
Alton’ Miller
Terry
Larry
Betty Lou
Clair Huffman
West Pleasant Street
James Apthorp
Spartansboro
Richard
Dorothy Steen
North Center Street
Charles Parkhurst
East Smith Street
Lois
and Airs Homer Loomis Sr
Clymer
Tons
Milton Blakeslee
Spartansbure
Jil Ann
Ivan Wickwire
Center’ Street
Meadville
Pennsylvania
Thom
Snyder
Sandy Lake
Sandy Lake Area
Hartstown
Greenville Hospital
Stinson Voyager
Parker Swanson
Wigren Road
Robert S. Payne
Carroll
Sid
Pittsburgh Gets Helicopter Service Opens Tomorrow
Aviation Co will launch a new helicopter service in Pittsburgh using two three passenger choppers. Owner Guy Miller said daily flights will connect with Greater Pittsburgh Airport and extend to towns within a 65 mile radius. ELECTROCUTED AT WORK PITTSBURGH August Brutscher, 52, of Pittsburgh, was electrocuted while working atop an elevator at General Molds and Plastics Corp.
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Pittsburgh
August Brutscher
General Moldsland Plastics Corp
Money Bill For Penn State Okayed by Legislature
After weeks of passage in both chambers the Penn State University appropriation bill received final approval from Gov Lender. The House voted 101 to 0 to accept a Senate amendment raising the total appropriation to 96 194 000 dollars, surpassing the governor's budget by six million and exceeding the 1953-5 appropriation for general maintenance of the institution.
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Ater
House
Senate
Penn State University
Butt
Lender
Andrews
Furman
Afsya
Senate Umn Ie
Howse
Envernor
Dan Brant Institution
Flood Relief Bill For Warren Moves To Governor
A flood relief measure, aimed at Warren and Danville areas hit by central disasters, advances to the governor after legislative approval. The bill seeks state aid for general flood damage, with funds potentially available for bridge and highway needs as the legislature acted.
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Warren
Nuske
Danville
Ile
Wehways
Senate
Sibemuré
Gamage
Lemefemnes
Car Rollovers Near Clymer Road In Sagisies Incident
A vehicle rolled on Jon Clymer Road near Climer Tyeatistuctory injuring the driver Lois Toons 16 and several passengers. Names listed include Mrs Loomis of Clymer and Roy Salute with Quantin Bensink among others treated at Solz Memorial Hospital. Police and witnesses described extensive damage and responders rushing to the scene.
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Sagisies Oyeennees
Climer
Solz ¥ Memorial Hospital
Maryls
Lois
Toons
Omes Loomis
Clymer
Willian
Roy
Quantin Bensink
Jane Elle
Eestor’ Schmit
Ag Ib
Smoking study shows no breathing harm in healthy adults
Two Boston physicians reported preliminary results to the National Tuberculosis Association describing how smoking one or two cigarettes affected lung function. In healthy individuals there was no significant change in lung elasticity or airway resistance, though some ventilation aspects shifted. Heart or lung patients showed impairment, possibly temporary, while polluted air continues to drive cancer risk and smoking’s broader harms.
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Suwan Shy
Boston
Ernst O. Attinger
Feseireh
Maurice S. Segal
Tufts Universty School of Medlcine
Attinger
Leonard
Greenburg
Posse Closes In On Killer At Busti
Police chase ends in a gun battle on Hunt road as a cross eyed gunman fires from a stolen car. Officer Clarkson and Whalen pursue through Boomertown to a dead end near a gas plant. the gunman crashes and is captured after a swift standoff with officers. About 50 officers join the scene within 20 minutes.
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Pocenitee
Cary
Carter
Clarkson
Whalen
Hunt Road
Boomertown
Willis Mattoon
Mattoon
Dedrick
Boomertown Road
Baker’street
Glen Smith
Attro
Jack
Stafford
City air pollution chief cites auto exhausts as key source
The New York City Department of Air Pollution Control notes evidence that emissions from automobile and other engines release carcinogenic chemicals. Officials stress ongoing monitoring and control efforts to curb pollution and protect public health.
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New York City
Department of Air Pollution Control
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Corry Evening Journal
Crawford
Chautauqua
Arthur Gardner
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Willard L. Marsteller
United Church of
Springboro
Prohibition
General Assembly
Prohibition Party
E. A. Larson
Dial
Warrint
Perce
CORKY
Loblaw
Krje
Eighth & State Sts
Corry Hospital
Uri Manioy
Naha! Oz
Egyptians —International
Penn State
Okayedes
PASCO
Caan Tr
Hoberlein Motor Sales
Dodge and Plymouth
Corry
South St
Jon Clymer Road
Sean
SHEER
MIT
Al’s
Posse
Killer
Busti
Herself
Lees
America
Pig
Tms
Pyire
Planet Jr
Coca
E.guign
North Center St
Corry Savings & Loan Assn
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