Paragraf fragments and local notices from Corry Erie era
A collage of short items reports a basset hound notice, a 19 year old Harrisville girl stranded tale, missing ducks in East Columbus, and a Christmas candle project fire at Wilson Junior High. Weather outlook cooler with flurries, Capital Airlines strike near end, local talks at Corry High School, deer and hunting license counts, and a hospital injury report from McInnes Steel.
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Harrisville
Corry
Wilson Junior High School
Erie
Italian General Ambrosio Dies in Italy
Italian news reports General Vittorio Ambrosio died yesterday in Alassio. He was 79 and served as chief of the Italian general staff in the latter part of World War II.
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Alassio
Italy
Vittorio Ambrosio
Lie
Manned Space Craft to Test Missile Defense
A defense against intercontinental missiles may emerge from manned space craft. Maj. Gen. Eugene P. Mussett warned at a awards dinner of the Delta Chi journalism fraternity that while no absolute defense exists the role of man in space in defense is a real possibility. The event featured a Canon 35 discussion on photographers in courtrooms moderated by W M Newton Jr. George Healy Jr spoke on the newspaper’s role beyond party alignment, noting modern papers must serve all people and predicting continued consolidation into single-newspaper towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
Siem Delta Chi
Eugene P. Mussett
3415 Training Command
Lowry Air Force Base
Colo
American Bar Assa
WM. Newton Jr
Tampa
Pla
Jean
Healy
Virginia Governor Places State Flag Above U S Flag Policy
Virginia Governor J Lindsay Almond Jr says U S flag will fly only on equal basis with the state flag over state buildings. He notes the U S flag should not be displayed in a position of prominence on state property and will return once a new staff is erected.
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Dlvawjund
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
U.S
Yester- Jay
U. S
Goveror
Almond
Caril Guilty Faces Life Term in Lincoln Homicide
Caril witnessed events at the Bartlett home in Lincoln where Starkweather killed her parents. The defense argued she was unaware of the killings and manipulated by Starkweather, while the state contends she knew the family had been slain.
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Wunamen
Bartlett
Lincoln
Caril
Starkweather
Carl
Alt
Man Drowns In Six Inch Deep Pool At Warren
Kaymona Kick, 47, of Stoneham Pennsylvania, drowned in six inches of water behind a Times Square gas station in Warren. Coroner Ed Lowrey ruled accidental drowning after examination by Dr. J P Crewe. cause of fall undetermined. Mrs Earl Walker found the man and notified police at 2 23 p m. Patrolman Charles Musante and Coroner Lowrey attended.
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Warren
Kaymona Kick
Stoneham
Times Square
Lowrey
J.P. Crewe
Fick
Earl Walker
Edward Johnson
Johnson
Area Church To Hear Minister Varner Across Parishes
Reverend Joseph af Varner, candidate minister of the Congregational Church from Wooster Ohio, will preach at West Spring Creek Church at 9 am Spring Creek Church at 10 am and Columbus Church at 11 30 am this Sunday as announced.
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Joseph Af. Varner
Congregational Church
Brokenstraw
Rev
Varner
Wooster
Ohio
West Spring Creek
Spring Creek
Columbus
Actor Wendell Corey Hospitalized in California
Wendell Corey was admitted to St. John's Hospital in Santa Monica California with a gastric disorder after reporting severe chest and stomach pains during work on a television film. Doctors planned observation for the 40 year old actor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Calif
Wendell Corey
St. John's Hospital
Keystone Shortway Route Sparks Interstate Future Debate
Pennsylvania advances its Keystone Shortway while New York seeks to extend Route 1 as a cross state superhighway. Federal aid remains possible for Route 17 though New York’s mileage request was not approved. The debate centers on Route 6 improvements and the competition between Route 1 and the Keystone Shortway within the interstate system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennsylvania
New York
U. S
U. 8
Stroudsburg
Sharon
New York State
New York State Highway Department
Federal Bureau of Roads
Jinterstate
New York- Pennsylvania
Physician's Wife Seriously Burned in Uniontown Fire
Mrs James Van Cruilder the wife of a Uniontown physician was seriously burned last night in her home when she struck a match and set fire to a box. The blaze caused extensive smoke and heat damage. Local rescue crews responded quickly.
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Ra. Warne
Uniontown
James van Cruilder
Radar Replaces Ground Watchers
Washington AP reports the Ground Observer Corps will disband January 81 after nine years of eye based defense against enemy aircraft. Radar networks across Arctic Canada U S northern border Atlantic and Pacific coasts now protect the nation with automatic systems faster than GOC centers. Leo A Hoegh invites GOC members to join civil defense work after disbandment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ragar
Vollowers
Air Force
Ground Observer Corps
Arctic
Canada
U.S
Atlantic
Pacific
United States
GOC
Leo A. Hoegh
Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization
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Leland Thompson
Robert
Eaddun
Spartanburg
William van Gerhof
Cor Fy Memorial Hospital
Hamot Hospital
Lawrence Welk
O'Dell Street
Fourth Avenue
Claude Huffman
East Columbus Avenue
North
Corry Ares
Capital Airlines
John R. Hildebran
Hildertan
Port Erie
Dhree
Corry Aves
Elmer Simpson
Union City
Future
Warriers of America
Edward Pass
Rey Club
Rose Bulley
Raymond Plant
Machine Shop Club
Mehiean County
Venango County
Harry L. Greenwald
Rockland Township
James Mullen
Greenwald
Mullen
Union City Area
Bloomfield Township
Corry Memorial Hospital
Joseph J. Huff
Worth Street
McInnes Stel Plant
Leslie Caron
Louis Jourdan
Virginia
Tom Cottey
Senate Labor Rackets Subcommittee
Teamstern Union
Alma, Neb
NLRB
Teamsters
Intinnre
Nick
Keystone Road
Kendall
Washington Streets
WOTR
Corry Journal
First Church of Christ, Scientist
East Columbus of
Wayne Street
Curry, PA
ARE
Clothes
Julia Meade
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Fala
Feacle
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