Bradford Airport sees uptick in October passengers
Allegheny Airlines carried 6 271 passengers at Bradford Regional Airport in October, up 14 percent from 1986. Boardings of air mail freight and express totaled 119 462 pounds. A divorce suit was filed in Erie County Court by Janet L Cox against David B Cox at Corry. They wed in 1958 in Centerville. A two car crash at West Church and Union streets caused 575 dollars in damage with no injuries. James Fyler 4 of Pittsburgh reported left turning collision with Kathryn Ongley 18 of Grand Valley. Car damages were 500 to Fyler, 75 to Ongley, 25 to a mailbox. Marriage license applications were filed for James Pless 20 of 40 Marion Street and Cheryl Heise 18 of 109 West Park Place. Amado L. Chanco will speak at First Methodist Church of Corry on Midweek Hour of Power at 7:30 describing work in the Philippines. Real estate transfers include Wayne Township moves to Gertrude Woodworth and J Gerald Miller moves to Robert C Aikens. Burglars stole 65 packs of cigarettes from Huff Kendall Station on North Center and Washington streets. entry gained by breaking a large window. Damage to window and machine reported.
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Allegheny Airlines
Bradford
John Kiehl
West Church
Union Streets
James Fyler
Pittsburgh
Union Street
Kathryn L. Ongley
Grand Valley
Webb McCray
Egler
Ongley
Erie County
James Rt. Pless
Marion Street
Cheryl Heise
West Park Place
Amado L. Chanco
Christian Mission
Far East
Manila
Philippines
First Methodist Church
Wayne Township
James E. Woodworth
Gertrude Woodworth
J. Gerald Miller
Robert C. Aikens
Huff Kendall
North Center
Washington Streets
Burnel Huff
Storm dumps 13 inches of snow in New England
A violent storm dropped up to 13 inches of snow across parts of New England causing multiple deaths and a massive Boston traffic jam. Drivers stranded for hours, fuel and battery failures, cars abandoned. Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority driver and college students aided motorists with food. A baby was born in a trapped car near Boston as hotels filled up.
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Boston
New England
Robert Jones
Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority
Harvard
Radcliffe
MIT
Boston University
Boston City Hospital
MH Eyes Continued: Trustees discuss staffing and upgrades
The Corry hospital trustees reported sending information to about 10 physicians outside the area through the American Medical Association to recruit needed medical personnel. They approved a $350 donation to the annual Christmas party, up from $250, due to higher costs, with over 100 employees attending yearly. Patient rooms will gain more TV and gray outlets, a new nurses call system will arrive with the new building, and furniture in solariums is slated for repair or refinishing following a reminder from Samuel Antrim.
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Corry
American Medical Association
Samuel Antrim
Antrim
Funeral Notices for Wilson and Ober
The obituary notes Mrs. Alton Emma Wilson lies at Bracken Funeral Home with calling hours Wednesday 7 to 9 p.m., Thursday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m., and services Friday. Burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. Also services for Mrs. Christina Becky Ober at Bracken Funeral Home Friday at 1 a.m., with viewing Thursday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m., burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. Naval news: Lord Chatfield, 94, chief of Britain's fleet and first sea lord from 1933, died in Farnham, England. He helped rearm the navy before World War II and served five years as naval chief of staff, later working in civilian defense.
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Christina
Becky) Ober
Bracken
Pine Grove Cemetery
Farnham
England
Lord Chatfield
Thompson claims fourth shot hit Kennedy in head
New Warren states Thompson says the second shot came from a rear building near the motorcade, likely the Dallas County Records building, wounding Gov. Connally. Connally disputes a fourth shot theory, insisting three shots were fired and there was only one assassin.
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New Warren
Oswald
Thompson
Dallas County Records
John Connally
Gov. Connally
Kennedy
Area Dairy Cows Score High In Testing
Top dairy herds for September were announced by the Erie County Dairy Herd Improvement Association. Neil Baxter Albion 24 cows 1516 pounds milk 53 pounds butterfat and Roger Thompson Wattsburg 30 cows 1288 pounds milk 49 pounds butterfat led the list. Thompson cited a Zapruder film study as basis for a three-assassin theory, connected to the Warren Commission findings.
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Erie County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Neil Baxter
Albion
Roger Thompson
Wattsburg
Shirley
Hubert Smith
Waterford
Jean
Robinson Brothers
Lyons Farms
Thompson
Abraham Zapruder
Zapruder
Steelowners and Union Head Clash Over No-Strike Plan
Washington AP J W Abel, leader of the United Steel Workers, faces fierce internal and external criticism over a proposed no strike plan. The plan would use voluntary binding arbitration to resolve bargaining deadlocks, a move controversial amid high labor militancy and pending layoffs affecting about 450000 steel workers. Industry officials support quotas to curb imports, while Abel balances strike risks against job losses and political backlash.
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Washington
J. W. Abel
United Steel Workers Union
Abel
Steel Workers
David J. McDonald
R. Conrad Cooper
U. S. Steel
Roger Blough
Congress
Cooper
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Janet L. Cox
Corry - Sparta Road
David B. Cox
Centerville
Chicago
Stanislaus I. Olljnyk
Eisenhower
Corry Savings and Loan
Corry Savings and Loan Association
N. Center Street
Corry, Penna
Roberts Furniture
Columbus
Sale Thurs
Vicks
Tae Journal
Victor Cragg JR
Franklin Street
Willetts Bros
Call
Maurice M. Porter
Essex Street
Murphy’s
Polaroid
Tindo Tae
Corr
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