Third pedestrian killed in Clarion County incident
State Police report Vogelbacher, 55, of i jon, died after being struck by two cars eight miles from Clarion. He was hit by one car and flung into another lane where a second vehicle struck him. Across town, a graveside service for Mrs. Louisa Harnden will be held in Witton City. Harnden, a Union City native who lived in Chicago, died November 5. Local survivors include two sisters and several nieces and nephews in Corry. Firefighters responded to a car fire on East South and Summer streets caused by a backfire. damage listed at 50 dollars. Private services were held for Harry B. Smith with burial at Pine Grove Cemetery. Corry Styrofoam announced a Christmas retail outlet opening on North Center Street. Donald Stewart, 64, suffered a laceration at Brigham's Hardware, treated and released. Mrs. Fred Mitchell is in satisfactory condition after surgery at Hamot Hospital. A minor two car collision on West South street caused minor damage to one car. a police cruiser backed into a car causing negligible damage. Bear Lake youth Harry Grow, age 11, sustained a lip laceration after a fall at home. A marriage license filed by Ralph Sperry and Esther Price. An infant girl born at Corry Memorial Hospital did not survive. Western Pennsylvania editors attend a Meadville workshop. Funeral services planned Thursday in Oakland for Frank J. Dennis, husband of a Corry native. Brent Ottaway, 1, treated for a laceration after falling at home.
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Evergreen
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Chicago
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Myrtle Barstow
East Church Street
Corry
West South Street
John French
Delaware Street
James Keppel
Cdr
Able Bodied All Needed To Defend India
The government said home guards will be organized in all districts bordering Tibet and all able bodied men will receive military training to help India in its undeclared war with Red China. Shastri told Parliament that civil defense will be organized nationwide and warned against anti national material. Nehru, turning 73, noted guerrilla activity in Nagaland has diminished since Red China's offensive began. Himalayan front quiet, patrols uneventful, with mountain snow hindering some operations.
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India
Tibet
China
Nehru
Nagaland
Red China
Typhoon devastates Anat Island prompting disaster status
President Kennedy declared Anat Island a disaster area under U S jurisdiction since 1898 opening access to federal loans for rebuild. The typhoon left about 45000 homeless with official counts of injuries and deaths disputed as Engledow and Guerrero offer varying figures.
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Navy
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Guerrero
U.S
Drowning of 3-Year-Old in Pool Near Blairsville
George Warner Jr., age three, fell into a swimming pool and drowned yesterday on a farm near New Florence, Blairsville area. The incident occurred in Penna Tot Drowns report from local authorities.
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Blairsville
George Warner Jr
New Florence
Pa. physicist and wife move to New Zealand over nuclear fears
Rodney J. Satory a 37 year old physicist and his wife Ruth 35 plan to move with their 17 month old daughter Rachel to New Zealand to escape nuclear test fallout and possible war. They will sail from Port Everglades on Nov 24 after Satory secures a job with Dominion Physical Laboratory in Wellington.
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New Zealand
U Rodney J. Satory
Ruth
Rachel
Philadelphia
Port Everglades
Fla
Haverford College
United States
University of Auckland
Satory
Towa
Albert City
M. D. Wyeant
Westville
Ind
Boeing Aircraft Company
Boeing
Vertol
Dominion Physical Laboratory
Wellington
Red Cross Won't Inspect Ships
Sources close to the committee say the Red Cross remains ready to intervene in a world war emergency but the major threat has subsided with the removal of Soviet missiles from Cuba. The US now focuses on removal of the Tu-95 jet bombers. Red Cross ground inspection inside Cuba or air traffic control never contemplated.
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Vane
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United States
Red Cross
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Doctor Who Helped Matty Dies At 91
Harrisburg AP reports Dr. Harvey Smith 91 longtime Harrisburg physician surgeon died after six months illness. A Bucknell and Penn Med School alum he aided baseball stars Christy Mathewson and Chief Bender, played third base for Washington in 1896 97, and helped found Harrisburg Hospital tumor clinic and served as medical chair. Survivors include wife Blanche and two children Robert and Eleanor.
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Harvey
Smith
Christy Mathewson
New York Giants
Bender
Philadelphia Athletics
Buck‘hell University
University ‘of Pennsylvania Medical School
St. Joseph's Hospital
Philadelphia
Blanche McNeal Smith
Robert M. Smith
New York City
Eleanor ,Toby
Greenwich
Conn
Pease Case Files Sent to Pittsburgh for Appeal
Erie County Court directs sending the George Pease case file to Pittsburgh by Monday March 3. The fired Millcreek School teacher appeals dismissal to the State Supreme Court after three steps: firing December 31 1961, state instruction to reinstate, and a 2 1 reversal by local courts. The appeal follows this reversal.
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Pittsburgh
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State Supreme Colt
Erie County Court of Common Pleas
George Pease
Millcreek
Supreme Court
State Department of Public Instruction
Three Local Bankers to Attend State Lending Enclave
Three bankers from Corry will attend a two day lending conference of the Pennsylvania Bankers Association at the Penn Harris Hotel in Harrisburg. Robert Clark and William Donaldson, assistants at the National Bank of Corry, and Conrad Monroe, assistant vice president at the City National Bank of Corry, will participate. More than 40 bankers from across the state will attend, with opening banquet speaker John Bunting, vice president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, addressing credit and population growth concerns.
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Pennsylvania Bankers Associaion
Penn- Harris
Harrisburg
Robert Clark
William Donaldson
National Bank of Corry
Conrad Monroe
Cili
Ete National Bank of Corry
John Bunting
Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
Note on Dissertation Mentions and Mortgage Talk Session
The notice covers an upcoming talk on mortgages alongside a brief discussion of dissertations. Organizers specify time and venue for attendees.
Industrialist John C. D. dies in Brockville at 61
Brockville Ontario reports the death of John C. D. a 61 year old hotel executive and industrialist. He led several firms and helped build key projects in Canada. He formerly served as president of Sheriton Hotels Ltd and was influential in the hotel trade.
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Coneda
Biftils
Sheriton Hotels, Ltd
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