Corry area notices on bids police reports and shops
City and vicinity notices show Seavertown Lutheran Church accepted a bid above $20,000 for a new one story educational building. Oil City officials reviewed redevelopment plans with a rail tour sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. Local departments filed wage petitions and a Penn News raid yielded confiscated punch boards. Warren choir toured and sales tax forms were issued.
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Corry Journal
Saegetown
Seavertown
Ralph W. ‘Baker
Baker
Oil City
Erie
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Il City
Oil City Chamber of Commerce
Meadville
W. Becker
Tinsville
Bucks County
Titusville
Aa&e Distributing Co
Leroy Kimner Winters
Dempsey Town Region
R. D
Morrison
Neilly
Corry Glf
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bernard Fetaier
Penn News
A. M. Litz Shoe Repair
Erle
Robert McGarvie
Lake City
Inter
W. E. DeWolf
Corry
Corry Journal Printing Department
Warren
Byron Swanson
Millcreek
Streets
John Cooper
Union City
Standard Chair Co
Conneaut
Ohio
The
Lakeshore Gas Co
Corry Beverage Distributor
Clark Urges Dulles Ouster Over Foreign Policy
Sen Joseph Clark of Pennsylvania condemned the Eisenhower administration and urged removing Secretary of State Dulles. He warned the United States faces deteriorating world leadership and lost trust abroad, calling for swift action at a Democratic rally.
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Sen
Clark
Dulles
Joseph Clark
D-Pa
Eisenhower
Hivis
U.S
Oth
Hospital notices and local incidents in Corry area
Brief local notices include inpatient admissions and discharges at Corry Hospital, plus a registration drive for Balconer Central School adult education. Other items report a fatal automobile crash near Santa Fe, a separate Franklin motorist injury, and a DAR food sale slated for Friday at Sears.
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Gamble Building Corporation
Santa Fe
J. M
Franklin
Joseph H. Aaron
Fairmount City
Veterans events and a death ruling in Pleasantville notes
Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting in the Garden Room at 1 p.m. Thursday. The Helping Hand Club gathers at 1 p.m. in the 10 p.m. hall with a noon dinner. Dr. Sherman L. Watson, Crawford County coroner, ruled death by self act following the discovery of R. E. Meyers hanged at his farm on Route 2 near Conneaut Lake last night. Pleasantville names cemetery as Memory's Acre after a contest by the Improvement Association.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
VEW Post
Sherman L. Watson
Craw
Ford County
R. £. Meyers
R. D
Connesut Lake
Meyers
Pleasantville
Herman Bryner
Time Bomb Blasts Hurt 18 At Saigon Hostel And Library
In Cholon Saigon three blasts injure 18 including four soldiers in a military hostel and a library bombing. The flower pot time bomb in the hostel engine caused windows to blow out and a car to be damaged while the library bomb damaged desks and shelves. The incidents embarrass South Vietnam amid Colombo Plan ministerial talks.
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Page Ond
Cholon
Saigon
Ngo Dinh Diem
Pla
Britain
Australia
Southeast Asia
United States
Adenauer Snag Delays West German Cabinet Plans
In Bonn Konrad Adenauer faces a cabinet formation hurdle as party rebels protest seating. The CDU endorsed his 4 year term but ministers’ allocations sparked a revolt from farmers and Protestants. Adenauer expects to present the new cabinet by Monday or Tuesday after a party line vote.
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Bonn
Germany
Sundentag
Konrad Adenaue
West Germany
Adenauer
Christian Democratic Union
Bundestag
Fim
United States
Dreary Autumn Weather Moving Across Nation
The Associated Press reports dreary autumn weather across the nation with rain snow and clouds. Northern Montana experiences wintry conditions with snow gusty winds and temperatures in the low 20s. Over two inches of snow are reported at Out Bank with 35 mph winds. The blustery weather is expected to persist with heavy mountain snowfalls.
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Associated Press
Montana
Out Bank
Pittsburgh Erie Freeway Link Rated Vital for Western PA
Highways Secretary Lewis M Stevens praised the newly approved 102 mile Pittsburgh Erie Freeway route as key to linking Western Pennsylvania communities with the St Lawrence Seaway. He outlined next steps to win federal approval for a 50 mile Washington PA to Warrendale segment with construction slated to start in 1960 and said Pennsylvania’s interstate mileage would rise to 1,560 miles.
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Iceet Eac Oe
Pittsburgh-Erie Preeway
Lewis M. Stevens
Stevens
Peninsylvania
St. Lawrence Seaway
Robert & Bates
Meadville Tribune
G. A. Hurshnan
Sharon Herald
Eid
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Washington
Warrendale
Erie
West Virginia
Bates
Harshman
Freeway Association
George J. Richards
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Interstates Planned Routes Near Philadelphia and Scranton
Routes outline connections from Schuylkill Expressway to Industrial Highway via Cobbs Creek, a link from Schuylkill Expressway at Conshohocken to the Pennsylvania Turnpike near Plymouth Meeting, and a belt south of Scranton joining the Anthracite Expressway at Pittston with the Stroudsburg–Binghamton path and the Port Jervis Elmhurst corridor south of Elmhurst. Final routings to be released by the U S Bureau of Public Roads. Approved Pennsylvania interstate mileage totals 1 448.
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Philadelphia
Cobbs Creek
Conshohocken
Plymouth Meeting
Scranton
Pittston
Stroudaburg
Binghamton
Port Jervis
Elmhurst
Stevens
Ike and Dulles Plan Talks Ahead of High Level Conference
President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles prepared for discussions with British officials on an upcoming high level conference. Hagerty defended the administration against Clarence Randall’s remarks, saying the White House did not clear the speech. Randall’s comments on the Soviet satellite were not endorsed by the White House, and Dulles scheduled a follow up with Selwyn Lloyd to set an agenda.
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Euenhower
Hagerty
Macmilla
Clarence B. Randall
Russia
Randall
Nations Association of Food Chains
White House
Dulles
Inter
Selwyn Lloyd
Eisenhower
North Atlantic
Pension Payments Discussed by Waller Pension Board
The Waller Pension Board met before the City Council meeting to plan paying $891 from Herman Burginame estate and $25 due Neil McKay, a resigning officer. Funds are drawn from officers wages, but cash constraints hinder new certificates. treasurer Guy Abbey proposes a $600 short term bank loan, with monthly repayments supported by ongoing payments. Mayor Earl Cherry notes bank interest would be cheaper than cashing bonds. Macmillan seeks broad UK US scientific partnerships and possible sharing of nuclear and space secrets if reciprocated, amid Cabinet authorization and talks of a disarmament pact.
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Ecovery
Waller Pension Board
Herman Buringame
Neil ‘McKay
Mt Wad
Boad
Guy Abbey
Earl Cherry
Abbey
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