City Planners Seek 150000 Bond for Road Plan
The City Planning Commission presented a broad pavings plan the largest in the city’s history with an estimated cost of 150770 dollars and recommended bond issuance. Public hearings set at 7 30 pm next Tuesday in the municipal building will cover the zoning ordinance and subdivision regulations with council to review revisions. Discussions will decide financing, paying responsibilities, and who pays, with future hearings planned through the months ahead.
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Michael Baker Inc
Cony Planning Commission
SE. Anderson
Anderson
Young Boy Clings to Auto for 32 Mile Ride
Four year old Dennis Lee Hannah rode on the rear bumper for 32 miles from Augusta toward Wrens. Relatives left, he clung to the car, Mrs. Hannah chased unsuccessfully, police could not locate the vehicle, but a Wrens motorist later spotted Dennis and waved the relatives to stop.
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Augusta
Dennis Lee Hannah
Hannahs
Dennis
Hannah
Wrens
Moose Drive for 1951 Toys for Needy Kids
Moose Lodge launches a holiday toy drive led by Dale Mulvin to collect repairable toys for distribution to needy children across the city. Donations can be brought to the Moose Lodge on East Washington Street or arranged via contact with Mulvin or the Lodge. The effort emphasizes minimal repair toys as the deadline nears for Salvation Army aided distributions.
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Moose Lodge
Dale Mulvin
East Washington Street
Mulvin
Salvation Army
Railroad pays $89,000 for loss of leg in mishap
The Pennsylvania Railroad will pay former railroad car inspector Joseph Drwinga, 44, of Mekien Rocks, $89,000 for the loss of a leg in a train mishap. The settlement was reached yesterday between PRR and Drwinga.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
PRR
Joseph Drwinga
Mekien Rocks
Mayor Saint Opposes Corry Planning Commission Sessions
Mayor Kinley faced disruptions over the City Planning Commission with four of five members present. He accused commissioners of private meetings while discussing a $150,000 paving program and suggested mass resignations. Former chairman B Anderson praised Kinley and urged council to fill a potential vacancy on the commission.
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Corry
City Planning Commission
J. Fred Kinley
Planning Commission
O Mme
Ely
City ‘Council
Kinley
Plague Commission
B. Anderson
Voters flock to polls in Pennsylvania Supreme Court race
Pennsylvania voters headed to polls to choose a state Supreme Court justice and to vote on five constitutional amendments. Forecasters warned of late day rain and cooler temperatures as turnout officials hoped for strong participation across roughly 9.6 million registered voters. The ballot also featured municipal races in 24 cities and several amendments including term limits for governors and tax and state office provisions.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Commonwealth
Cass
Election and Weather Bureau
Anne Anne X. Alpern
Pittsburgh
Henry X. O'Brien
Allegheny County
Scranton
U.S
William J. Green
Philadelphia
Tomoka
Miss Alpern
George S. Bloom
Green
Bloom
GOP
Potential Record Vote Seen As Polls Get Rush
Early today a record vote appeared possible as polls opened across the city. By 1 pm The Journey press time, Republicans led with 765 votes to 340 for Democrats, and at Corry Red and Gun Club in Ward Two Republicans 245 to 76. Voting hours run until 8 pm with weather seen as favorable for turnout.
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GOP
Corry Red and Gun Club
Father Of Three Killed In Factory Accident
A 46 year old Darlington man Chester Murphy, father of three, was killed instantly in an accident at the Kopperfield plant of Babcock and Wilcox Co in Beaver Falls, Beaver County. Murphy was a foreman at the plant and slipped into a retiring area as per plant spokesman.
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Beaver Palls
Beaver County
Kopperfield
Babcock and Wilcox Co
Chester Murphy
Darington
Plsot
Murephy
City Approves 30 More Street Lights in Growth Plan
The City Council backed a plan to expand street lighting under Raymond Weber safety director. Two lights will be relocated and two increased in candlepower while 80 additional lights will be installed citywide. Existing 100 candlepower lamps will rise to 250 in future installs as surveys guide needs. Annual cost rises by about 600. A used car lot at West Smith and Worth was noted as vacant amid zoning concerns. Continued on Page Six.
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Raymond Weber
Weber
J. Fred Kinley
West Smith and
Worth Streets
Cornell
Kinley
Power Outage Hits Substation Across Corr y and Nearby Areas
A malfunction at the First Avenue substation of Penelec cut power for 59 minutes from 2:07 to 3:00 PM yesterday. Linemen accidentally touched two wires together. breakers did not auto restart. Technical help from Erie restored breakers and power, affecting Corry and surrounding towns Columbus Elgin Cottsville Spartansburg and Wiights ville. Factories sent workers home as a precaution during the outage.
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First Avenue
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Dorr Clark
Penelec
Clark
Erie
Corry
Columbus
Elgin Cottsville
Spartansburg
Wiightsville
Local Boy's Case Deferred Until Restitution Made
Richard Wesoleski 17 of Corry sees his juvenile case deferred pending restitution for articles taken from cars. Judge Edmen Evans hears the matter as Wesoleski plans to enlist, but probation officer Charles Hughes notes enlistment awaits complete repayment. Wesoleski has paid $83 so far while under probation supervision and home-conditions controls remain in force.
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Richard Wesoleski
B.D . Corry
Edmen Evans
Charles Hughes
Wesolosk
Bugbee
Harley Drake
Werooski
Wesoloski
Fis
Etriye Bowery
Bugher
Major fires threaten Southern California in hottest blaze
Fires ripped through Pacific Palisades and Bel Air near Hollywood, destroying hundreds of homes including those of stars Burt Lancaster Joe E Brown and Zsa Zsa Gabor. Evacuations exceeded 2000 as flames moved from Topanga Canyon toward the Pacific Palisades breakfront with gusty northeast winds and heavy smoke.
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Los Angeles
Porry
California
Fim
Burt Lancaster
Joe E. Brown
Gabor
Richard M. Nixon
Hollywood Ith
Santa Moniey
Swank
Bel-Air
Brestwood
Topanga Canyon
Rustie
Lyon
Probaly
Pacific Palixades
Eran
Bire
Keith Klinger
Topanga Canyon Hole Caast
Jclagust
Howenaxti
Fiehr
Dead recluse found. $1800 in home discovered
An elderly man identified as Kenny was found dead in his locked house by two men after he failed to collect mail. Authorities said a large sum in cash and foreign coins were found in a plastic bag and a bank of bills. The coroner ruled rural causes. investigation continues with sheriff and postmaster.
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Ryning-Para Tecluse
Spring Cresk
Bernard Porter
Yus Plelongen
David Kelny
Porter
Clifford Clark
Wille Hunt
Donnell & Allen Jr
Tricindline Hsm
Kaina
Durine
Oclater
Erie
Puneyal
Munera
Warren County
Adenauer secures another term as German chancellor
In Bonn the Bundestag votes 259 to 205 to back Konrad Adenauer for another chancellorship. At 85 he plans not a full four year term, resigning in time for a successor before the 1962 elections. Coalition partners Christian Democrats and Free Democrats vow a united government amid post election shifts and resignations.
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Bonn
Germany
Thirst
German Bondestag
Bunidestag
Adenauer Christin
Art
Free Demcratic
Hulds
Adenauer
Heinrich Kurbke
Christhur Democratic Jury
Wind
West Germany
Christian Democrats
Heinrich von Brentano
Free Democrats
Holiday Hours and Events Planned by Downtown Retailers
Seven members of the Chamber of Commerce division met to outline the holiday season in the downtown area. Stores will open November 24 with Santa Claus appearances and special previews on November 24 and 25. A December 12 Sing Night is planned and shops will stay open evenings through December 15, closing at 9 30 p m on December 31.
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Chamber of Gummerce
Sesson
Santa Claue
Tex
Fliduwary
Bing Crosby to Return Home This Week
Weeks old baby Vathaniel Patrick Crosby awaits first glimpse of father Bing Crosby. The singer returns home from London where he has been making about nine films. The infant and Kathy Crosby are at Queen of Angels Hospital after the birth.
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Bing Crosby
Hollywood
Vathaniel
Patrick Crosby
Bing W
London
Queen of Angels Hospital
Kathy Crosby
Nehru Warns Kennedy Against Sending U S Troops
Indian Prime Minister Nehru reportedly urged President Kennedy not to deploy American combat forces to South Vietnam. The two leaders met at Newport Rhode Island where Nehru stressed peaceful approaches while noting Western criticisms of Indian policies. Kennedy and Nehru discussed Southeast Asia Berlin and nuclear testing, aiming to keep peace and freedom worldwide.
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Washington
East Berlin
State Department
Berlin
Britain
France
Germany
Foy D. Kohler
Nehr
Kunnnedy
South Wet Nam
Kennedy
Iser
Maxwell D. Taylor
Inece
South Viet Nam
Taylor
Arcretary
Salzer
Nehru
Schecuiet
Kenney
Southeast Asia
Newport
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Christopher Gapets
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Louis Miller
Penn
Bal-Air District
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Friedrichstrasse
United States
Amerian
East Ber Uut
Berlin Wall
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Etement
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