Local notices and ads on health, dining, and sales in Corry area
Emergency contact numbers for Corry Memorial Hospital and ambulance listed. Advertisements promote Tastee Freez pineapple sundae at 19 cents on select days, Schlitz beer on tap at Cliff Carroll's, and Turben's Auto Service. Community notices include Elks meeting, dinner reservations, obituaries, discharged patients, and a Harvest Days sale October 18–20.
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Gotertodtecte Sfonde Estentente
Elks District
Atlé
Cliff Carroll’s. Tuff
Turben
Chevrolet
Stevenson under fire for Congo optimism amid Katanga hints
African delegates criticized U S ambassador Adlai Stevenson for painting too bright a picture of Congo crisis prospects. They noted reports that Katanga and Congolese army signs a cease fire proposal could ease tensions, but warned it would not resolve Congo Unity.
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Nalions
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Congo
Stevenson
Kennedy
Elisabethville
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Leopoldville
Tshombe
Dying Driver Saves Children on Bus in Critical Moment
David H. Pinkett 58 slumped dead from a heart attack while steering a loaded school bus off Route 309 Expressway toward Oreland. He managed to guide the vehicle to the shoulder about 200 feet from a dangerous embankment and railroad tracks, stopping the bus with 28 pupils aboard before catastrophe. Police credited his actions with preventing major loss of life amid a tense Congo context referenced in the accompanying text.
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Pune
Ra.ar
David H. Pinkett
Oreland
Hold Rites For Mrs. Wm Halfast
Mrs. William Halfast was laid to rest yesterday after a service at Emmanuel Episcopal Church led by Rev. William Seitz. Burial followed at Wattsburg Cemetery. Attendants included Everett Eastman Jerome Davis Jack Downey Charles Mall John Lawson and Herbert Hasbrouck with many relatives from Wattsburg North East Titusville Union City and Spartansburg in attendance.
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Ahe Fuera
William Halfast
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
William
Seitz
Wattsburg
Everett Eastman
Jerome Davis
Jack Downey
Charles Mall
John Lawson
Herbert Hasbrouck
C. Edward Halfast
Miami Beach
Fla
Charles McMullan
Marilyn
Dan Grabowski
North East
Titusvalle
James Halfast
Shirley Reed
Merton Dement
Centerville
Helen Halley
Union City
Clara Allen
Howard Brown
Burt Duell
Sheffield
Glenn Halfast
Harold Halfast
Spartansburg
Jon Nobbs
Sugar Grave
Funeral services set for Mrs Bessie Woodworth at Bracken
Funeral services for Mrs Bessie B Woodworth will be held at Bracken Funeral Home on Wednesday at 2 p m. Friends may call there Monday 7 to 8 p m and Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m. Burial will be in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Woodworth
Bessie B. Woodworth
Bracken
Pine Grove Cemetery
DA Asks 50 More Coin Units Be Destroyed
District Attorney Herbert Jecohnson seeks destruction of 50 additional gaming machines seized from a Greene Township barn after a raid on September 13. Court action targets owners Joseph Luewno, Lyell Keer, and Sterlins Enterprises. A hearing is set for 2 pm October 22 to explain why the machines should not be destroyed. Money from seized machines will be handed to the county treasurer after destruction.
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Erie
Greene Township
Herbert Jecohnson
Jude Samuel Y. Rossiter
Roger Ptluefelder
Poli
H-1
Joseph Luewno
Brie
Lyell Keer
Sterlins Enterprises
Walter DeSanto
Greeny Township
Frank McKella
State Police
Arn
Evie
Erron- Pots
MeKetta
DeSanto
Heutenant
Tey
Josephine Jankowski
Pflugfelder
Erie Vending Co
Mavnes
Lyell Keene Amusement
Lawmakers discuss transit funds and civil service reform
U S Foreign Policy update notes housing aid and a plan by State Rep. Maurice Goldstein to divert gasoline tax and motor license receipts to mass transit. Dilworth cites a past financial muddle and praises a shift to Civil Service for state employees. Scranton says Kennedy’s Western PA stop may boost party activity but likely won’t alter votes.
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U. S
Nen
Maurice Goldstein
Allegheny
Goldstein
Dilworth
Lawrence
Scranton
Kennedy
Pennsylvania
Amusement Machine Owners Face City and Federal Taxes
A list of owners and machines names multiple novelty and amusement firms with counts. The article warns that if owners do not block the district attorney order to destroy machines, they risk losing machines valued from two hundred to seven hundred dollars each. It notes additional city taxes of two hundred twenty five dollars and license fees of twenty five dollars plus a federal tax of two hundred fifty dollars per machine.
Prestige Suffers As U S Nuclear Test Fizzles
Honolulu AP reports the United States failed for the fourth time in five tries to detonate a high altitude nuclear device above Johnston Island. A malfunction in the Thor booster caused the shot to fail. range safety destroyed the missile and debris fell in the ocean. An AEC spokesman said tests would be rescheduled with alternative missiles, including Nike Hercules and a specially built booster.
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Honolulu
United States
Johnston Island
Atomic Energy Commission
Johnston
Sand Island
AEC
Gov Hopefuls On Same Platform Rally At Eisenhower Dinner
In a birthday dinner for Eisenhower in his home city, the event drew a large crowd as party officials reported nearly 500000 in gross receipts. Police later found 10500 of the stolen 70000 in cash and checks from Republican state headquarters recovered. Eisenhower endorsed George C Lodge for the U S Senate amid warnings against foreign policy missteps.
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Eisenhower
Kennedy
George C. Lodge
U.S. Senate
Kennedy Opposes Democrat Edward as Lodge Praises Youth
The passage notes Edward Kennedy opposing Democrat Edward Kennedy and highlights remarks by President Eisenhower describing Lodge as energetic and vigorous. It mentions Lodge’s lineage as son of former U.S. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge and his service as an assistant secretary of labor in the Eisenhower administration. Eisenhower says he is prepared for the job.
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Edward
Kennedy
Lodge
Henry Cabot Lodge
Eisenhower
Son Fires Gun At Bird Wounds Father In Jamestown
Richard Haskell, 38, of Stockton in Chautauqua County, was hit on the left side of the head by two pellets fired by his 16 year old son Steve while hunting behind their home. Deputy Harold Peters said father and son were in heavy brush when a bird flew up beside the elder Haskell and the son fired. The wounded man received treatment at WCA Hospital in Jamestown.
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Jamestown
Richard Haskell
Stockton
Chautauqua County
Steve
Chautauqua
Harold Peters
Haskell
WCA Hospital
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Leon Maxson
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Royal VanKeuren
R. D
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Reed Silvis
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Blast Adlai
Tshomibe
Jaja Wachuku
U.N
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HOTEL
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Ayan
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First Ave
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Jane Parker
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