Progress toward Civil Rights at Corry Courthouse
Real estate transfers from George A Darnoall to Clarence W Conant and Louis H Sherwood were recorded at the Erie County courthouse. A South Center street resident broke a hip en route to church and was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital. George A Black of Elk Street pled guilty to drunken driving. sentenced to three days in jail, $120 fine, costs, and one year license loss. The death of Miss Katherine Auer in Los Angeles is reported with memorial and committal services to be announced.
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George A. Darnoall
Clarence W. Conant
Third Ward
Corry
Louis H. Sherwood
Fred F. Marsh
Erie County
South Center Street
John A. McLaughlin
Corry Memorial Hospital
George A. Black
Elk Street
Warren County
Los Angeles
Calif
Katherine Auer
Harry Auer
George F. Peck
East Smith Street
Erie
F. Dean Miller Jr
West Smith Street
Miller
Melvin S. Cobbett
Births Reported From Cory Memorial and Stem Memoris Hospitals
A son was born Saturday to Mr. Smyers at Meadow Lane Cory Memorial Hospital. Kiren Anne Smyers, a daughter, was born October 17 to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Raymond of West Hyattsville Maryland. Mr. Raymond is a former Corry resident. A son was born Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. John Yost at Stem Memorial Hospital in Union City French Creek. A daughter was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Jackson of Waterford at Stem Memorial Hospital in Union City.
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Robert Graves Jr
Robert Graves Sr
Spartansburg
Corry Memorial Hospital
Aftera
William A Smyers
Meadow Lane
Cory’ Memorial Hospital
Kiren Anne
Jack Raymond
West Hyattsville, Md
Raymond
Corry
John Yost
French Creek
Stem Memoris Hospital
Union City
LeRoy Jackson
D. 4. Waterford
Announcer Robert Murphy Dies After Broadcast Career
Robert Murphy aged 42, noted radio and television broadcaster on Don McNeill's Breakfast Club, died yesterday. He previously worked with radio stations in Bismarck and Fargo, North Dakota, and St Paul, Minnesota.
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Chicago
Robert Murphy
Don McNeill
Bismarck
Fargo
N D
St Paul, Minn
NAACP official cites limits of court action in civil rights drive
Attorney Marshall of the NAACP argues legal rulings alone cannot solve the Negro civil rights fight. Speaking at the closing NAACP Pennsylvania conference, he cites segregated schools in northern states and the free transfer rule as major obstacles, noting white families exploiting such options.
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Supreme Court
Thisood Marshall
Nyat
National Association For the Advancement of Colored
Wye
Pennsylvania
NAACP
Marshall
New York
Ohio
Finois
New Jersey
Rockefeller moves toward GOP presidential bid
New York Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller faced questions on a television program about promising New Yorkers a full four year term. Rockefeller said he never committed to serving a full term and, under further questioning, would not commit to a yes or no on pursuing the GOP nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Sid
Noted Trainer Elliott Van Zandt Dies En Route to Treatment
Elliott Van Zandt 44, an American Negro trainer famed in Italy as a physical sports trainer, died yesterday aboard a plane en route to the United States for medical treatment.
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New York
Elliott van Zandt
Taly
United States
Towns Vote On Sunday Movies In Local Referenda
Residents in seventeen municipalities including New Castle Mount Morris Ridgway and Waynesburg head to the polls on November 3 to decide whether Sunday movie showings will be banned or allowed. Some towns currently permit screenings while others ban them.
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Histivewcene
Twentwo
Spymties
New Caste
Mount Morris
Greene County
Ridgway
Johnsonburg
St. Marys
Elk County
Waynesburg
Carmichaels
New Castle
Dangilin
Tremont
Sehuylkil
Communitie
Marshall Interview Reveals U S Had Only Two Atomic Bombs
Washington AP reports General George C. Marshall disclosed in an America magazine interview that the United States had only two atomic bombs when decisions were made to drop them on Japan. He said the Army and Navy argued over use and that after the two bombs were used there would be nothing in reserve.
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Washington
America
Japan
Ger
George C. Marshall
U. S. News & World Report
Bble Today
Marshall
John P. Sutherland
New Mexico
Uma
Sea of Japan
Navy
Army
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Aleutian Islands
Treasury Holds Five Million In “Funny Money” Details
In a secure Treasury room the Secret Service guards five million dollars of counterfeit notes and samples of every counterfeit currency ever found. Vaults hold old and recent forgeries including pre Civil War state bank bills and altered coins. The article notes counterfeiters target vending machines and telephones, converting pennies into higher values, rendering coins worthless when altered.
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Washington
U.S. Treasury
Fanny
Comfortyrtt Seeton
Servier
Ie Coutry
Pal
Secret Service
Twin boys born to actress Au dra Martin and Ty Hardin
Hollywood report states that actress Au dra Martin and Ty Hardin of the Broncho TV series welcomed twin boys, John and Jeff, born Saturday. Miss Martin is a Warner Bros studio contract artist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Audra Martin
Ty Hardin
Akso
John
Jeff
Miss Martin
Warner Bros
Father Held in Infant's Death Near Hollywood Hills
Harriet Graham accused husband Darrell Graham of killing their 18 month old daughter by a previous marriage. Graham, 27, led detectives to a Hollywood hills burial, admitting to burying the child but denying harm. Police booked him for murder. child died of a broken neck per initial findings. In Pennsylvania, John Kelly, 46, died after injuries from a tractor fall on his farm last Thursday.
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Ceneta Manila
Harriet Graham
Darrell Graham
Graham
Mrs. Graham
Santa Monica
Hollywood Hills
Tarentum
John Kelly
Surver
Butler County
Kelly
Allegheny Valley Hospital
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Newcastle
Flye Rexall
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