Rooms to Rent and Property Listings Across Streets
A garbled notice lists rooms for rent and various property details. It mentions house numbers 315, 3116 and 3115 on Cobb Street North East, garage spaces, and a First West Church connection. Other items reference estate agency Brown and assorted household goods for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobbett
First West Church
Brown R
Jackson
Edly
Golig
Elliot
Vindowa
Manus
A. T. Hone Erie 99 and Son
Cieina
Trentiary
Hurricane Huxel and Hazel threaten Bahamas and Northeast
Hurricanes Huxel and Hazel advance toward the Bahamas and U.S. coast with winds up to 130 miles per hour. Warnings extend from Virginia Capes to Charleston, as Haiti endures destruction and aid arrives. Reports describe Jeremie and Port-au-Prince devastation and ongoing rescue efforts amid heavy rainfall and damaged infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haiti
Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Weather Bureau
North Carolina Capes
Huxel
Virginia Capes
Charleston
D. C
Hazel
Bahamas
San Salvadore
United States
Hatt
Jeremie
Claude Kertehner
New Orleans
Kertehner
Ollta
Port-au-Prince
Sin Mare
Port-su-Prince
Loblaws Names New Manager
Thomas Crowe, former worry-i dent and longtime Loblaws executive, named manager of the Carry out- Tet store replacing Jack Stout who moved to Bradford. Crowe has seven years with Loblaws and previously served as assistant manager at Ol City. He and his wife plan to move with two children. son of Mr. and Mrs. Charies Crowe of 1216 West Pleasant direct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Crowe
Ol City
Loblaws
Jack Stout
Bradford
Crowe
Otcy
Eife
Charies Crowe
West Pieasant Cirect
Eisenhower at 64 Enjoys Health During Colorado Birthday
President Eisenhower turns 64 amid a tough political campaign and plans a Colorado celebration with friends at Cherry Hills Country Club. A eight week vacation ends tomorrow as he returns to Washington for a major farm program address in Indianapolis. He appears relaxed and in excellent health following a recent Army hospital checkup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Denver
Eisenhower
Colorado
Cherry Hills
Denver White House
Washington
Indianpolis
Army Hospital
White House
Sherman Adams
Congress
Eizenhower
Nuclear sub piping woes delay Nautilus program
The Atomic Energy Commission said defective piping is being removed from the West Milton New York prototype and from the central Idaho Nautilus unit under check. Navy dismisses sabotage as cause. General Dynamics Electric Boat replaces piping at its expense as an investigation proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
West Milton
N. Y
Schenectady
Idaho
Groton
Conn
Navy
AEC
Electric
General Dynamics Corp
Appeals Court Upholds 1953 Communist Conspiracy Conviction
The U S Court of Appeals upholds the conviction and sentence of twelve secondary Communist readers in January 1953 for subversive conspiracy in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PHOLD
New York
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Tectey Uswmlenenaly
Community Chest Campaign Opens With $32115 Goal
Corry launches its annual Community Chest drive starting today with a $32 115 goal. The canvass aims to cover the city in a week and finish in two weeks to support Red Feather agencies and local charities. Chairman William Peiffer urges rapid pledge card distribution and daily progress reports to match last year’s success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Red Feather Agency
William Pelfter
Lhe
Peiffer
Union Counter Offer Studied In Pittsburgh Store Strike
Negotiations on a 10 month Pittsburgh department store strike continue as Local 249 AFL Teamsters review a union counter offer to a management proposal. A Sunday vote will occur under the watch of three city clergymen with mediation by John R. Murray guiding the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Associated Press
AFL General ‘Teamsters
John R. Murray
Msgr
Andrew J. Pauley
St. Paul's Cathedral
Albert G. Curry
Smithfield Methodist Church
M. A. Landes
Adath Jeshrun Gongreation
Teamsters
AFL
NAAWP Strikes Back at Chief Antagonist in Delaware
In Wilmington New the National Association for the Advancement of White People demanded the removal of State Attorney General H Albert Young after he sought to revoke the NAAWP charter in Delaware. Young appeared in court regarding a suit by the NAACP to restore Negro pupils to a Milford high school pending a decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frean
Wilmington
Del
National Association For the Advancement of White People
H. Albert Young
Tne
J.caleb Boyes
NAAWG
Delaware
Young
NAAWP
1A Negro Pupila
Choo
Miliford
Ame National Amvelition For the Advancement of Colored People
Milford
London Walkouts Threaten City Transit And Docks
London teeters on widespread disruption as a wildcat bus strike tops 12 000 workers amid three dock walkouts. Over 29 000 dockers idle 192 ships unable to move while buses, trains and traffic clog the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Thames Dock
Metropolit
Birike
Helals
Maional Amalgamated
Transport and General Workers Union
FBI Files Focus on Corry Man in Theft and Extradition Case
The FBI in Be yesterday took over the Buell case extradition to Pennsylvania on charges of taking a stolen automobile. Buell, from Corry at 332 East Fifth Street, Lincoln, Me., is hospitalized after a head on crash. He stole a car from Waterhouse Auto Agency in this city and faces local charges for worthlessness checks. Waterhouse filed a charge and extradition is pending. Buell is on parole from a prior prison sentence for stealing automobiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burenu
Buell
Ind
Pennsylvania
Corry
East Fifthstreet
Lincoln
W. W. Waterhouse Automotive Agency
Waterhouse
He Previoux Priaon Senvtence
Rain totals reach 1.32 inches in Corry city area
A drenching storm added 1.32 inches to rain totals after 1.68 inches over the prior days, bringing cumulative rainfall to 2.99 inches in a three day period. City police remind residents that a city ordinance bans leaf or yard debris in streets as workers clear catch basins clogged by accumulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curry
Racketeers Plead Guilty in Phenix City Gambling Case
Phenix City, Alabama gamblers including Hoyt Shepherd and Jimmy Matthews pleaded guilty in a sweeping case. Indicted players received two to thirty months in prison and fines up to $1000. Prosecutors consider additional pleas from Godwin Davis Sr. and Jr. as jurors previously favored the death penalty in a related murder verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Brews
Phenix City
Alu
Kha Hoyt Shepherd
Jimmy Matthews
Godwin Davis Sr
Godwin Jr
L Gook
Shepherd
Matthews
Sucenaston
Unity in party urged by Fine at Veterans rally
Governor Fine urged Republicans to unite to defeat the Democrats in Pennsylvania. He vowed to support the administration and criticized internal discord. The remarks came at a Veterans Republican League event with Lt. Gov. Lloyd Wood and Attorney General Frank Tris nolt present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Wrens
Harrisburg
Guv
John
Pine
Veterans Republican League
Fine
I.1
Lloyd H. Wood
Bovernor
Frank F .Trisnolt
Choiée
Heutenant
Fov
William 5. Livengoodie
GOP
Yan
John M. Walker
State Superior Court
Pennnsylvania
Cur
The
Democrata
Red activity probe widens in eastern Pennsylvania
Senate investigators will follow up leads from an ex FBI agent who named about 230 people as former or current Communists in eastern Pennsylvania. Herman Thomas of Allentown testified that 75 to 100 of the named individuals had not been publicly identified as Reds. Investigators plan to visit Lehigh Valley within a week to interview others and check steel and electrical industries for infiltration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington — Senate
Pennsylvania
FBI
Herman
Thomas
Allentown
Communist Party
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Committee
Washington
Tt Wan
Mlro
Lehigh Valley
Atéel
Bethlehem Steel
October Food Stamps Distribution Plans Announced
The October food stamp distribution will occur at the Municipal Building this Saturday from 9 to 12 and 1 to 4 pm and Monday from 7 to 8 pm. Mrs. Walter Rhodes, supervisor, says this is the only location and lists allotments including canned goods butter cheese milk shortening and welfare measures. Local stores Bark Brouck Niehol Carl and others will handle distribution with specific hours. recipients should bring own containers. Also reports former educator Dr. Charlee D. Koch, 84, died at Muncy Valley Hospital after long illness. he served 32 years as deputy state superintendent and contributed to Pennsylvania education programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Walter Rhodes
Rhodes
Fiecards
Musbrouck
Niehol
Carl
Muncy
Charlee D. Koch
Pennsylvania Department of Public
Muncy Valley
Firat High
Spector
Pennsylvania
Apdl
Pennsylvania Stute University
Air Force orders initial production of B58 Convair bomber
Washington reports the Air Force ordered initial production of the Convair B58 faster-than-sound bomber and the Lockheed P 38 light weight fighter. Officials say both aircraft are in early assembly at Convair Worth Texas and Lockheed Burbanal plant with reports of speeds near 1000 mph for the fighter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
Washington
Air Force
BSB
Worth
Tex
Lockheed
Burbanl
Gailf
WWII hero pleads for mercy in murder case
A 28-year-old World War II Bronze Star recipient in Philadelphia pleaded guilty to the April 8 strangulation of Soria Niehorster. In a one day trial Judge Peter F. Hagan sentenced Andi Puschedug to life imprisonment, rejecting the death penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wy Abiowmecs
Philadelphia
Andi Puschedug
Quarter Sessions Court
Peter F. Hagan
Euat
Art Atnte
Soria Niehorster
Justice Jackson's Children Visit Birthplace of Supreme Court Justice
A sorrowing widow Mrs Jackson with her children and in laws visited the birthplace and childhood scenes of the late Justice Robert H Jackson of the U S Supreme Court in Warren County They toured the Will Hen farm near Corry and Will Creek area and returned by special train The trip marked Mrs Jackson's first visit to the farm where Justice Jackson was born and she expressed hope to return next summer to camp at the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Richard Morton
Corry
Spring Creek
Warren County
Jackson
Washington
Justiee
Morton
Justice Torday
Frownburg
Craighill
Boring Creek
Psy Jackson
Defense chief apologizes for dog remarks amid political row
Defense chief says remarks were distorted by left wing opponents but admits mistake. He offers to match labor record with any one in the nation.
Illinois Governor Reverses Stand On Cabinet Member
Secretary of Defense Wilson defended remarks about bird dogs that sparked a political storm. He said Democrats distorted them and offered to match labor records with anyone. At a Republican fund raiser he admitted a mistake and said his remarks were exaggerated by opponents. Governor Stratton denied intervention, calling Wilson’s speech fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Fresh
Chicago
Wilson
Detroit
Eisenhower
William G. Stratton
Llinois
garner yev=terday
Brintton
Stratton
Denver
White House
Eiesenhower
Court To Review Nelson Sedition Case Ruling
The Supreme Court agreed to review Pennsylvania 1969 conviction of Communist Steve Nelson for sedition under the state act. Nelson was later linked to Red Party activities and had prior sentences. the Pennsylvania Supreme Court had ruled sedition against the United States is a federal matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court Today
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Steve Nelson
Pennsylvania
Neon
Pittsburgh
United States
Nelson
Red Party
Thas Smith
Pennstyvania Court
Also Mentioned on This Page
Silesail
Wattsburg
Ry Room
Corbett
Community Chest
Thames Port
Britain
Lab Vegas
Nev
Bally
Dave Zenolf
Slayer
Justice Jackson
Widow and
Yearby
Illinois
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!