Corry Journal highlights and notices roundup
City and Vicinity items report a $530 civil damage case from Common Pleas Court, a two car crash, and a park dancing event at VEW with a late hour. The Warren County Volunteer Firemen’s Association meets Town Hall West Spring Creek with Erie guest George Hamburger. There’s beauty salon remodeling and a fractured leg incident at Meadville hospital. Also notes on archery licenses, a criminal examination in Erie, wedding invitations, space mates via Westinghouse, Asian flu status, traffic stats and no recent fatalities, beer and soft drinks delivery in Corry, a $2 382 settlement in Erie, tax exemption forms, a Route 62 two car crash injuring Barbara McGrew, federal court sessions starting Oct 28, and gun and shell listings at IAM Litz.
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Corry Journal Printing Dept
William H. Lander
Eve
Timothy F. Cenley
Lander
VEW
Warren County
Pire- Men’s Association
West Spring Creek
Upper
George Hamburger
Erie
Collier’s
Meadville
First District
Smorgasbord
Elks Club
Woods
Fred W. Hough
Jay Sharman
Alfons Moyer
Moyer
Baxter Porter
Brio
Iebke
Arthur Gustafson
Titusville
Memorial Hospital
New York City
Eale
Common Pleas Court
Elmer L. Evans
James 8. Henney
R. Bruce Bimpson
Tf Journal
Barbara McGrew
East Hickory
Warren Hospital
Russell ‘W. Lynch
Tidioute
Harry T. Akers
Pittsburgh
Murder Charge Hinted in Trucker Death
Clarion County authorities anticipate filing a murder charge against 43 year old Merle Greenawalt of Strattanville in the beating death of Rimersburg truck driver Prank A. Confer 53. A coroner jury ruled Confer felonious homicide after autopsy showed broken ribs puncturing lungs and causing fatal hemorrhage and asphyxiation.
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Clarion
Merle FE. Wiser
Merle Greenawalt
Strattanville
Rimersburg
Clarion County
Prank A. Confer
Confer
First Methodist Church Corey PA Sunday Services
Sunday School at 9 50 AM Morning Worship at 11 00 AM Evening Service 7 30 PM Rev George A Myers minister conducts services at First Methodist Church Corey Pennsylvania
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First Methodist Church
Corey, PA
George A. Myers
Hospital Report and Local Notices From Corry Area
At the hospital report as of 7 mm today no physician available in emergency. Dale Fiel, 4, of Clymer, admitted. Mrs. Charles Bugbet, Garlanc. Mrs. Richard Mould, 83 West Church Street, discharged. Joseph Zalik, 9 months, Spring Creek. Paul Blakestee, Spartansboro. Roy Grayink, Clymer. Nurses Alumnae meet 7:30 pm at local hospital. Cory Ministerial Assoc meets 9:15 am at Evangelical United Brethren Church. Smorgasbord at Elks October 10. 23 month old Michelle Snyder injured in Erie auto mishap. admitted to Hamot with possible neck fracture. condition good. Legion Auxiliary meets 8:30 pm at Bracken Funeral Home to pay respects to Mrs. Mary Jackson.
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Dale
John Fiel
Clymer
Charles Bugbet
Garlanc
Richard Mould
West Church Street
Cory Ministerial Association
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Legion Auxiliary
Bracken Funeral Home
Mary Jackson
Police Clash In Roxbury Riot Over Intergration Dispute
Police battled about 1000 people in Roxbury last night as whites and Negroes fought across a dance hall street and subway area. Twenty three were arrested including four teenage girls. Lt. Connolly said riots and disturbance charges would be filed. The clash began over a white and a Negro girl quarrel tied to Arkansas integration.
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Raver
Rury
Patrick Connolly
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Connolly
Arkansas
Arrest Four In Tavern Holdups
Pittsburgh suspects Rob ert Calloway Leonard Stevenson Richard Mikula and Thomas Iggins are accused by Henry Pieper county detectives of four tavern holdups from September 1 to 13 at Red Top Cafe Greenburg Glass Bar Washington Augustine’s Green Free Knotty Pine Inn North Versailles Township. Loot totals about $5000. four more gang members are being sought.
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Puncouunuf — Nungheny County
Robert Calloway
Leonard Stevenson
Richard Mikula
Pittsburgh
Thomas Igwins
Philadelphia
Henry Pieper
Calloway Stevenson
Mikula
Greensburg
Washington
Suburban
Green
North Versailles _ Township
Pieper
Higgins
Pleads Guilty In Bank Holdup
John R. Ward 30 of Pittsburgh pleaded guilty in U S District Court to his role in the January 29 holdup of the Hays branch of Peoples First National Bank and Trust Co. Paul P. Woods 27 and James T. Herron 42, both of Pittsburgh, also pleaded guilty. A fourth suspect, John R. McGann 21, of Pittsburgh, was shot dead by a city detective while fleeing in September.
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Soenevun Wr — Ube
U. S
John R. Ward
Pittsburgh
Paul P. Woods
James T. Herron
Hays
Peoples First National Bank and ‘Trust Co
John R. McGann
Dulles and Gromyko Meet on Middle East Policy
Dulles and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko meet in Washington to discuss Middle East disarmament and German reunification amid broader U S Soviet relations. The exchange aims to clarify policies, with Dulles seeking a firm line on Soviet aims and deterrence against Soviet power in the region. The mid afternoon talks, set in a quiet Washington area, come as Gromyko attends UN sessions in New York.
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Middle East
Dulles
Washington
Gromyko
New York
70 Rookies Join Phila Race Against Teenage Violence
Seventy rookie police academy graduates joined a citywide effort to curb teenage violence in Philadelphia. They began foot patrols in high disturbance areas, with plans to continue patrols tonight. A court trial was set yesterday.
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Phila
alVe
Police Academy
Six South Philadelphia youths deny charges in race clash
Six African American youths were arraigned after a racial incident in Philadelphia. They are accused of dragging a 17-year-old white girl into the yard of Audenreidh Junior High School and beating her. All pleaded innocent at arraignment.
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South Philadelphia
Audenreidh
Calm Continues In Little Rock
In Little Rock calm persisted after a weekend of tension sparked by a dance incident at Central High. Robert King, 19, a 1956 Central High graduate, said a paratrooper struck him with a rifle butt and menaced with a bayonet when he refused to move outside for a smoke. Army officials confirmed a pushing incident but denied a bayonet use, while noting King grabbed a rifle. Authorities had suspended six white students over a mass walkout at Central High. The Army estimated 2,900 guardsmen cost about 95,000 dollars daily.
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Robert King
Central High
King
Airborne Division
Saktd
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Westinghouse
Cherry Hardware
Corty
Felix Shubert
Aris
Etme Bain
Erie Traffic Department
Herbie Johnson
Ralph Hecht
Police Bureau
Lsted
Corry Beverage Distributor
Joe’s Grocery
Edle
Helen O'Connor
Erie County Malt Beverage Distributors Association
IAM
Litz Shoe Repair
Corry Hospital
James Kyone
Sherry Lee
Weat
Washington Treet Extension
Joseph
Josph Zalik
Spring Crees
Paul Blakestee
Spartansboro
Roy Grayink
Corry
A & B Distributing Co
Ogee
Farmers Livestock Exchange
Winchester
Virginia
Bang’s
Northern Virginia Livestock Producers’ Association, Inc
Model Dairy Company
Dial
West Smith St
Corry, Pa
Milwaukee
Leo Ul Company
Gas
Euder
Martagt
Center St
Slocum
Little Rock
KELLY
Paridel
Sunoco
Srust
Davison
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