Corry residents file marriage license and more local notices
Erie County courthouse records show two Corry couples filing marriage licenses James Burton 18 of 309 Mead Ave and Beverly Troyer 17 of Elgin with Thomas Labowski 20 of Corry and Lois Rose 18 of Corry. Real estate transfers list several parcels on Wright Street and Wayne Township. A Calvary Cemetery administration building fire caused 25000 damage with one firefighter slightly injured. Sugar Grove firemen plan a new 1200 gallon truck funded by community drive. Don Davis former rodeo star to speak at Sparta Youth For Christ Rally with Miracle Mountain ranch music. Corry police warn drivers to exercise extreme winter caution after ice and snow. A Warren County youth joins five state 4H Dairy Club members attending the national conference in Chicago. Chautauqua Lake Association forms a trust to finance maintenance and improvement. An auto accident on the Turnpike kills Robert Cardozo and injures June Cardozo. Escra Storage and Cartage Inc received operating rights for four northwestern PA counties. Snow totals reach 9.5 inches at Meadville impacting traffic. Property damage reported to a parked car on East Washington Street.
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James E. Burton
Mead Avenue
Beverly Ann Troyer
Elgin
Thomas P. Labowski
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Senate approves pay hikes for county officials in Pa
Harrisburg AP The Senate approved a two bill package increasing county official salaries by about 20 percent and sent it to the House. The Senate also backed arts council creation and higher driver education aid, with House concurrence needed. Other measures include extending disability compensation to volunteer firefighters and requiring margarine to be labeled on hotel and restaurant menus.
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Pennsylvania
Senate
Pennsylvania Arts Council
Council of Arts
Etoe
Packer
Commonwealth
Vote of Confidence for Pennsylvania Soldiers and Sailors Home
Erie and Harrisburg officials praised the Soldiers and Sailors Home as a fine institution and urged its retention and expansion. A voice vote in the House approved the resolution, while discussions in Indiantown Gap address potential compromise on residents income and possessions. The August 18 ruling requiring surrender of income over 50 dollars monthly and possessions over 100 was postponed indefinitely.
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Erie
Pennsylvania
Shuman
Indiantown Gap
Pennsylvania National Guard
Thomas R. White Jr
White
Dog Bill Advances In Pennsylvania House
Pennsylvania anti vivisectionists celebrate a House vote approving a bill to ban sale of stray dogs for experiments and end dog bounties. The measure also tightens kennel rules and bans abandonment, sending the bill to the Senate.
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Ranno5ung
Penn
Sylvania
House
Senate
Pennsylvania
Maxine Bush
Agriculture Department
Warren considers 8 50 unit apartments in Glade Township
Warren County Planning Commission will review proposals for an 8 50 unit apartment complex in Glade Township proposed by Carmen Sirolli of Lancar Development Corp. The site on a 32 acre plot includes a central court with a pool and recreation area, side and rear parking, two bedroom units with living dining rooms kitchen and bath, and 28 single dwelling lots priced at $25,000 and up.
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Warren
Warren County Planning Commission
Glade Township
Carmen Sirolli
Lancar Development Corp
Buffalo
Jamestown
Ex-President Wallace Quietly Tends Farm in New York Valley
After his failed presidential bid, Henry Wallace withdrew from public life to farm on his 115 acre South Salem property in Westchester County New York. He pursued plant breeding and strawberries, describing a life of gardening and yearly plant development. He earlier served as US Secretary of Agriculture under Franklin D. Roosevelt and proposed cutting surpluses by reducing cropland and culling young pigs.
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CIA
Wallace
South Salem
Nier
Green Hills
Blue Lakes
Westchester County
Agriculture
Roosevelt
Spaceflight scare ends with suspect in custody
Robinson, in a grey-green Ivy League suit, was charged with intent to intimidate crew and influence the captain to fly to Havana. Held on 50000 bond in Orleans Parish jail, he faces a preliminary hearing Friday. Stewardess Nancy Taylor recounted stalling for time as passengers were warned. The incident interrupted Gemini program preparations as officials planned checks for Gemini 6 and 7 in two weeks. The boy’s father in Brownsville reported his son called home upset after the New Orleans airport scare.
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Hawke
Kris
Robinson
Orleans Parish
Nancy Taylor
Miami
William G. Robinson
Brownsville
New Orleans
Kraft
Gemini
Charles Mathews
Flight 90 Pilot Recalls Gunman Onboard Descent
A man with a gun caused Flight 90 to divert toward New Orleans after a Houston stop. Captain Dean Cooper said the crew feared a bird strike first but realized a gun threat. The shooter, later identified as Haake of Richmond, Va., worked for Radiation Systems Inc. and commuted from Houston to Melan ie Fla.
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Houston
New Orleans
Dean Cooper
Hollywood
Fla
Miami
Haake
Richmond
Radiation Systems Inc
Melanie
Missing sable coat traced to mistaken pick up
New York entertainer Shekila MacRae lost a $15,000 Russian sable coat at Count Basie's Bar in Harlem and later regained it. Police report a model Brigitte Ingberg had the wrong coat, and officers are now seeking Ingberg's missing $15,000 sable garment.
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New York
Shekila
MacRae
Harlem
Night Ambush Near Pleiku Draws Heavy Fighting
WES Sie arrived at nightfall as fighting raged with dozens wounded flown to Pleiku, and American dead found beside enemy casualties. The battalion, ambushed while moving from a small helicopter site three miles away, faced about 1500 enemy troops in the area near Sai gon close to the Cambodian border. Helicopters evacuated the wounded to an artillery base while other battalions moved north and south ahead of an anticipated B52 strike on Chu Phong Mountain.
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Chu Phong
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Martin DeWitt
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Calvary Cemetery
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Charles Nelson
Sugar Grove
Roy Christianson
Don Davis
Westminster
Tom Mix
Sparta Youth For Christ
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Miracle Mountain Ranch
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Robert. B. Cardozo
June
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Escra Storage and Cartage, Inc
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Warren Press
Wanda D. Gurdak
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Spinks
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Harry Lamb Jr
West Washington Street
Superior Coin Laundry
East Washington Street
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Washington St
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Jane Parker
A&p
Florida
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Topcoat Promotion
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