Corry Journal snippets on local crimes and town notices
Reports from Chautauqua County Sheriff's Department detail 33 auto accidents in September with 34 injured, plus 36 service calls, $575 in fines, $1,130 in stolen value, and $240 recovered. Warren Borough discusses a $1,375,000 sewage plant, $280,000 state aid, and new billing based on water use. Community notices include a Halloween feast, wedding invitations, and hospital briefings.
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Corry Journal Printing Dept
Mayville
Chautauqua County Sheriff's Department
Charles C. McCloskey Jr
Werren
Waren Water Co
Warren
Cockord Community Club
Buch
Corry Journal Printing
Waren
Joseph
Willianson
Far Hospital
At The Hospital Report and Local Notices
Local hospital report lists discharged patients and injuries from a bicycle accident. Community notices include cancelled meetings, parent teacher association gathering, and business promotions. Erie Harbor Creek High School plans a $1.6 million addition to expand capacity to about 1,250 students.
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Columbus Womens Extension Club Hs
Conelway School
Gilson
Sheffield
Sheffeld
Warren General Hospital
Heine
Danny Geott
Dahlgren
Clair Dahlgren
Titusville
Retail Bureau
Titusville Chamber of Commerce
James F. Spence
Women's Relief Corps
Corry Grange Hall
Erie
Harborgreek High School
Fred 8. Clark
Man given term after two Morals charges trial in Mees County
William Davia White of Bradford received a five year term in Western Penitentiary after conviction on a morals offense in Mees County court. He faced two separate trials. the first ended with a grand jury indictment, and the second reached a jury verdict under Judge Hubbstd. A separate note recalls a labor accident affecting Willem Wales near Or City.
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West Springuein
West Springfield
M. Litz
Mayville
Raymond J. Bartkowiak
Dunkirk
Rollin A. Fancher
Rose Connie Martinelli
Dunkir
Diemer’s
Diemer
Lloyd Hunt
Aa&e Distributing Co
Titusville Methodist Youth Fellowship
Meadville
Corry Beverage Distributor
Stontten
Flu vaccine less effective than predicted findings
Early stage tests relayed from Walter Reed show Asian flu vaccine effectiveness ranging from 46 to 70 percent. Hilleman said antibodies levels used to judge resistance are not yet fixed, with California military results at 46 percent and Ft. Dix studies around 50 to 70 percent. Gronbeek cautioned against sending mild Asian flu cases to hospitals, noting 18 deaths since June relate to hospital-acquired infections rather than the flu virus.
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Axissay
Hilleman
California
Public Health Service
Ft. Dix
Christian Gronbeek
Walter Reed Division of Medicine
Ike Says U. 5. Must Shun Prejudice
President Eisenhower spoke at a birthday dinner in Sun Francisco hosted by GOP leaders, warning that prejudice and regional fault lines threaten the nation. He urged a national neighbor to neighbor program to bridge divides, stressing unity across states and sections while urging listeners to abandon biased thinking.
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Millcreek
Mitsout
Helich and
Beach
Mation 2
Pettagrew
Chest
Fisenluney Geile
Patnivers Eigenjatery
Adams
Laut
Real Adis
Eisenhower
Repth Unas
Sun
Rosie
Democratic Party
Sind
Car Hit Pole Injures Five In Sheridan Route 20 Crash
Dunkirk residents Mary Apthorpe 47 and Alonzo A Snyder 65 were treated for face cuts and injuries after Henry A Davis needs drive westbound vehicle failed to control and struck a utility pole on Route 20 in the Town of Sheridan. Apthorpe suffered a broken right leg and multiple bruises while Snyder had facial injuries. Davis received face cuts and was hospitalized.
Ike Holds Secret Satellite Meet
Ike reports a hidden satellite gathering and notes the orbital plane appears to turn faster due to force while gravity still accounts for 99 percent of the total. Beep transmissions resume after a long daze and a California physicist claims first definite coded radio signals from the satellite.
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Unuatien
Sputnit
Sputnik
California
C. R. Moe
Sunnyvale
Moe
Russin
Doctor Uses TV Hypnotism to Prepare Children for Surgery
New York physician Dr. Albert Betcher at Einstein Medical College reports using a TV based semihypnotic technique to ready children aged 9 to 14 for surgery. Before operations he guides a child into a dream like state, then uses posthypnotic suggestions to reduce anxiety and anesthetic needs. More than 50 children were treated last year with this method.
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Los Angeles
New York
Albert M. Betcher
Albert Einstein Medical College
Dodgers
New York Giants
Betcher
Lissle
Troops Reduced At Little Rock School
The Army says about 100 guardsmen will remain on federal duty while 8500 others are released. Arkansas Governor Pat Walker announces possible special session to address integration. Student Sammie Dean Parker, once a segregationist at Central High, says the Negroes are in and urges cooperation.
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Little Rock
Army
Patibus
Arkansas
Central High
Sammie Dean Parker
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Meadille
Meadville Westinghouse Electric Corp
Robert Carman
Firestone
Barney's Firestone
South Center Street
Corry Hospital
Claude Blanford
Spring Street
Stephen Kustsal
Spring Creek
William Shinfevatl
Edin Pierce
East Chaseh Street
Richard VanKeuren
John Pfeiffer
Clymer
John Yarier
Ivaiyetil i
Lynden Reni
Stortanstury
Richard
Ate
Warren. Kelly
Cyfiiniban Troy
Ctausiiter
Harmon
East Columbus
Wvenor
John Braswell
Youk Street
Morton
Ike
Little Rock School
Kelly
Pondel
Sunoco
Corry
Loblaws
Lady Ann
Bartlett Pears
Orchard Park
National Bank of Corry
Warners
Glydons
Simone
F. C. Chapin & Son
G.L.F
West-Penn G.L.F. Cooperative, Inc
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