Corry area classes tour dairy farm and more local notes
Adult vocational agriculture students from Corry Area High School tour Hic Model Dairy and visit a new dairy barn on East Columbi avenue. Richard Parver says tours meet at Mode Dairy album. Various local items include a drunken driving hearing for Milan Gates, a vehicle theft probe near MCA, and police investigations into missing plastic foam at the city dump. Several residents received hospital updates, council borrowing approved, and Advent youth services announced at St Pauls church.
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Corry Area High School
Hic Model Dairy
Pal Kundrack
East Columbi~ Avenue
Richard Parver
Farver
Mode
Joseph Puch
Avenue A
Puch
Bingo Profits Hit 14 Million In New York State
Albany AP reports bingo operators net 14 289 648 in profits since legalizing bingo January 1 1958. Through September 30 the program saw 144 sponsors licensed with 81707 sessions and 68 000 in take while prizes paid totaled 44 14345. The sponsors include non profit groups churches veterans posts volunteer fire departments and fraternal organizations.
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Albany
New York State
Suite Lottery Control Commission
BOS
Cort Mission
Prehistoric Skull Found Near Beaver River Site
Beaver Valley Chapter of the Pennsylvania Archaeological Society uncovered the complete skeleton of a young adult male believed to date between 1900 and 1600. The 36 foot burial was found yesterday near the Oho River downstream from Beaver. Archaeologists think the site was a prehistoric Indian camp.
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Beaver, Ra
AMA Weighs Dues Hike to Boost Political Fight
The American Medical Association considers raising dues by about 15 to 35 million dollars annually to fund expanded activities. The move aims to counter anticipated Congress efforts to finance care for the aged under Social Security. The AMA opposes the health plan supported by President-elect John F Kennedy and says it helped defeat it this year.
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Washington
Yugoslavia Drafts New Constitution Under Tito
Communist party experts in Belgrade draft a new Yugoslav constitution aimed at modifying the national government's directing role in the economy. Tito says the move may bring changes while Marxists view it as steps toward withering away the state. The plan risks widening the Soviet Yugoslav split over party theory.
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Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Communist Party
Tito
Venturies
Kremns
TV Queen Crowns Contestant Despite Tragic Car Crash
Garlene Cromer won on Queen for a Day after telling of her family misfortune. The Lakewood mother, 27, cared for a blind husband and three sons while working as a telephone operator. A Sunday crash killed Bruce Cromer, injured Mrs Cromer and three others, with driver Charles McMorries Jr. held on manslaughter and drunken driving charges.
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Fone
Garlene Cromer
William
U S Urges Japan to Share Development Costs
U S Ambassador Dollas MacArthur urged Japan to help ease the burden on underdeveloped nations by expanding economic aid and technical assistance. He spoke to the Fukuoka Japan America Society, citing Japan’s prosperity and urging broader support for Asia Africa and Latin America.
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Purauka
Japan
United States
U.S
Dollas MacArthur
Fukuoka
Japan-America Society
MacArthur
America
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Eisenhower Seeks German Stability in Talks on Payments
President Eisenhower says talks with West Germany will continue on improving the balance of payments. He notes West Germany will not be asked again to pay $600 million annually for U.S. troops. He praised Bonn discussions with Chancellor Adenauer and Treasury official Robert B. Anderson as most useful.
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U. S
Washington
Eisenhower
West Germany
Bonn
Land Secretary of the Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Douglas Dilson
Pitiable Plight After Robbery At Nashville Service Station
Nashville police report two men robbed a service station and left attendant Jody Stround unable to call for help. A passing worker found a dime at a nearby store and alerted authorities. The incident occurred around nine in the evening.
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Nashville
Tenn
Jody Stround
Mdn
Gordon Vance
Warren County Holstein Club Meeting Set For Tonight
Warren County Holstein Club will convene this evening with a featured speaker. a drawing and 4 H cattle project discussions are planned. The event includes a note on a calf project encouraging youth ages 10 to 21 to raise a purebred calf for county shows and potential future exhibition at Meadville.
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Warren County Holstein Club
Ee Catan
Cormier
Olureh
Spewker
Nicol Seerfart
Butiisyvania Ho
Maltitanis Fis
Stake College
Die Recture
Sue Kirky Bey
Thie County
Holstein
Girma
Meadville
Sry
Marta
Chile
Couple Returns From Trip to Missing Rare Coins Heist
Mr and Mrs Lure of Sugar Grove report a break in at their home between last Wednesday and Sunday. A window was forced open with a screwdriver and five rare coins dating to 1899 vanished along with 15 in small change and $2 in half dollar pieces. Police seek old coins that may be tarnished and contacted local merchants.
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Wahrken
Lure
Sugar Grove
Richard Hegerty
McClures
Columbia
Sheriff's Office
Rotary Club to Hear Joe Connell Speaker Tonight
Joe Connell, Pittsburgh Steel Company executive and NFL official, will speak at the Rowny Club meeting in the Hotel Corry at 6 16. A 1942 University of Pittsburgh graduate, Connell played halfback and fullback and has officiated NFL games for ten years.
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Amaton
Gye
Rowny Club
Corry
Joe Connell
Pittsburgh Steel Company
Connell
University of Pittsburgh
NFL
Electric Line Behind Fatal Jedda Boy Electrocution
In Bland Pennsylvania a high power line described by officials as 11 600 volts caused the death of William Klingerman 21 after his dump truck contacted the line. George Klingerman chief electrician for Jedda Highland Coal Co installed the line. The incident occurred some time ago but was reported in today’s brief.
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Bland
George Klingerman
Jedda- Highland Coal Co
Klingermen
Wiltam
Pennsylvania
Jedda
Rebels slain by UN Congo troops in Katanga clash
U N forces killed at least ten rebels in Katanga province as four Nigerian soldiers were wounded at a roadblock near Kabondo Dianda. The Nigerians, en route to Manono to fortify the tin mining town, encountered dense bush ambush by tribesmen using bows, arrows, and rifles. The attackers pressed forward despite sustained Nigerian fire.
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Dimsabethy Mle
Katara
U.N. Ni Evriin
Dlouy
Art Bush
Congo
United’ Nations
Une
Katanga
Kabondo- Dianda
Jabout
Hisabethyill
Kimini Tree
Manono
Hold Rites For Grant Hosier
Last rites were held for Grant Hosier at Bricken Funeral Home yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock with Rev. George Myers officiating. Interment followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers included Stanley Bradway, Gesree Pritl sky, Richard Hosier, Rodney Fargo, Lenbard Jukes, and Robert Merrit. Attendants from away included Mr. and Mrs. Edward Swan of Chicago and numerous Jamestown residents and Corry area friends.
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Grant
Bricken
George Myers
Pine Grove
Wwere
Stanley Bradway
Gesree Pritlsky
Richard, Hosier
Rodney Fargo
Lenbard Jukes
Robert Merrit
Edward Swan
Chicago
Meadville
Troy Bell
McAdoo Jr. Dies in Plunge From Nursing Home Roof
William Gibbs McAdoo Jr. aged 68 and son of former secretary of the treasury, died yesterday after a fall from the roof of a New York nursing home. He had entered the home a year earlier following a stroke.
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W. G McAdoo JR
New York
William Gibbs McAdoo Jr
Tresst
Wilson
McAdoo
Dunkirk Faces $2.5 Million Housing Project Plan
A Dunkirk Nabla project sponsor proposes a $2.5 million residential development along New York State Thruway toll barrier access. The plan envisions 127 buildings on Benne’s site, rising 140 feet, with a five year completion window and several engineers and officials to present to the council for approval.
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LISS
Arvnier
Wefurr
Benne
New York Stile Thruway
Pankire-Predonia Plaza
Tieee
Amore
Nimes Farah
Alois A. Sebinitl
Gton
Nebo
Murray N_ Shelton
Reputse
Coutals
Seversl
Sprakf
Coubei
Services Held For Harrington Youth Robert E. Heington
Last rites for 1 year old Robert E. Heington son of Mr and Mrs Dale Harrington were held yesterday at 11 a m at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev Daniel Johns officiating Burial followed at Rose Hill Cemetery Spartansburg Bearers were Eldon D Troyer Darrell Schweitner and Ronald Hennish Attending from Goshen Ind and Spartansburg relatives joined mourners in paying final respects
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Harrington
Robert E. Heington
Dale Harrington
Bracken
Daniel Johns
Britton Run Mennonite Church
Rose Hill
Spartanshore
Eldon
Darrell Troyer
Darrell Schweitner
Ronald
Jesus
Lawrénce
Goshen
Ind
Spartansburg
Last Rites Held For W E Loveland
Last rites were conducted for W E Loveland at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev George A Myers officiating. Burial followed at Pine Grove Center with grandsons David and Robert Loveland and Walter and Neal Loreton serving as pallbearers. Other mourners included Miss Florence Loveland and Mrs Ruth Loveland of Oregon City, NJ, and Mr Henry Shine.
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Panera Services
Wame
Loveland
Bracken
Gorge A. Myers
Pine Grove
Cuneter
David
Robert Loveland
Walter
Neal Loreton
James Byiskie
Paul Wenla
Alved Guld
Coveland
Plorence Loveland
Ruth Loveland
Orein City
Henry Shine
Plarente Shitr
Ene
Jitters Hit Global Markets Amid U S Policy Talk
The AP reports turmoil on the London and Tokyo stock markets as speculation rises over U S policy, including potential tax and export changes. Morgan Guaranty Trust and foreign investment shift drive declines while Treasury and White House pressure aim to protect the dollar and finance aid ahead of broader commitments.
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New York
Tokyo
U.S
Kent Eisenhowen
Tarpon 3
Morgan Guaranty “Trust Co
Ashe
President Kennedy Peru s bold export policy aims
The commission urges a higher export surplus and a smaller aid share for less developed nations, blaming West Germany and signaling higher Western European weapons costs. Foreign stock traders view these moves as threatening Europe’s recent economic boom and market stability. President Kennedy campaigns on removing artificial barriers and urging stronger U.S. actions.
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West Germany
Western Europe
Europe
Leet John FP
Camtpain
Fotlsen Ld
Mother and Children Hurt In Erie Auto Crash
In Erie Route 5 near Lake Shore Golf Club a truck-car collision injured Lorna Miller 36 and her three children Jerry 13 Sandra 8 and Jack 2. Jerry suffered a compound fracture of a left toe. Sandra and Lorna had facial and scalp lacerations. all were treated at St Vincent Hospital. Jerry and Jack admitted for further care.
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Erie
Lake Shore Golf Club
Lorna Miller
Jerry
Miller
Jack
St Vincent Hospital
Sandra
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Mayville
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Chautanquin County
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Corry Arex Council of Churches
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Corry, PA
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