Corry Journal items mix accident, notices and ads
Local brief items report a pedestrian struck in Wesleyville with injuries, a boy's tumble in Warren, traffic fines in Jamestown, and police actions in Centerville. Ads promote new 1957 DeSoto Plymouth, a Halloween party in Beaverdam, and a free New York trip offer.
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Corry Jour- Printing Dept
Sain Ban Guerrein
Vincent’s Hospital
Bip
Buffaloo Road
Eastern Avenue
Wesleyville
Wesleyvilip
del- Wit
Calhoun
Harborcresk
Warren
Irl
Baker Street
F. L. Baressi
Rotseville
Centerville
Fibeti
Edward HL
New Yorks
DeSoto
Plymouth
Bar- Storff and Fitch
Arev
Proctor's
Beaverdam
Vents
Corry Jaycees
Meadville
Fred Carman
Corry Evening Journal
Erie
Crawford
Chautauqua
Cpl
Jean Botwrieht
Cherry Point Marine Corps Base
N. C
Mesdville
Kane
James Buhl
Virgil Buhl
John Expin
New York
Borstorff and Fitch
SE —Kane
Baltimore and Ohio RR
Purxsutawney
Salamanca
Jewett
McIntyre
Johnsonburg
Charles E. Hough
Brooklyn
N.R. Bennet
At The Hospital Report and Discharges
At The Hospital Report compiled as of 7 am today lists admissions and discharges by name and address, including Mrs Frank Purpira and Harold Fox family, Mrs Roscoe Beardsley, Mrs Lawrence Evans, Reuben Randall, and Sheryn Penoyer, with several children noted. The notice ends with wedding invitation promotion by Corry Journal Printing Department.
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Frank Purpira
Snyder
Albert Steadman
Spartans
George Ropp
Bear Lake
Harold
George Fox
Park Street
John Horoschuck
Cambridge
Springs
Ronald Morris
Clymer
Stephen Romanosky
Mead Avenue
Janice Way
R. D
Roscoe Beardsley
South
Center Street
Rose Pate
East South Street
Jerrold
de VanGuilder
Marion
Walter Mays
Spartansburg
Sheryn
And
Lawrence Penoyer
Charles Harrower
Victor Cragg
East Pleasant Street
Carson
Susanne
Carson Munn
West Main Street
Elwin Fuller
Raymond Avenue
Clair Morton
West Smith Street
Harold Brewer
Grove Street
William Maloney
Spring
Corry Journal Printing Department
Car Crash injures couple. driver cited in Titusville area
A car rammed a pickup on Route B north of Titusville, tipping the truck over twice and injuring a couple. Mr Glen Chatley and Mrs Chatley of R D 3 Franklin were treated at Titusville Hospital. the driver, W H Marsh Jr of Rouseville, was cited for reckless driving. Donald Schmitt, 14, remained in satisfactory condition at City Hospital, admitted yesterday after the accident. Chief Edward T Caudill noted the investigation ongoing.
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Megdville
Donald Schmitt
City Hospital
Aerick US
Corry
Jaycees
Glen’ Chatley
R. D
Franklin
Titusville Hospital
William Maloney Succumbs After Illness at 62
William Maloney of Corry died last evening at Corr y F Memorial Hospital after eight weeks as a patient. Born February 99, 1872 in Corry, he was a boilermaker for the Pennsylvania Railroad in Ohio before retiring due to failing eyesight. Survived by nieces Mrs Raymond Dykes and Mrs Joseph Riley, and nephews Donald Maloney and John W. Maloney. Funeral at 9 a.m. Wednesday at St Elizabeth's Church, interment at St Thomas Cemetery.
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Weliam Maloney
Spring Street
Corry F. Memorial Hospital
Maloney
Corry
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ohio
Raymond Dykes
Joseph Riley
Richland
Wash
Donald Maloney
Cory
John W. Maloney
Portland
Bracken Fu[pera
St. Elizabeth's Church
St. Thomas’ Cemetery
Cardinal Wyszynski Freed From Polish House Arrest
The Polish government released Cardinal Wyszynski from house arrest in a move described as uniting the country. The church leader, 65, has retired to Warsaw and resumed church duties, though officials say he has not yet resumed full leadership. His 1953 confinement followed a crackdown on religious freedom under Premier Bierut. Vatican officials offered cautious comments, noting no official confirmation yet and awaiting further developments.
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Wahsa
Fonda
Stefiy
Wyscynski
Warsaw
Church of
Poland
Boleslaw Bierut
Church
Chizen
Vatican Cinles
Wyszynski
Vatican
Catilnal Wisnyncki
Nixon Sees Surge To GOP In Key States
Nixon targets the big electoral vote states opening his campaign week, aiming to aid Republican Senate and House candidates. He cites a surge boosting GOP hopes, says they have an even chance to win the Senate and better than even for the House. His optimism mirrors recent statements on Eisenhower prospects.
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Nixon
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Congress
Adlai Estes Bid For State Votes in Pennsylvania
Senator Joseph M. Barr predicted the Stevenson Kefauver Clark ticket would carry Pennsylvania by at least 250,000 votes. Bart added that the party could win control of the State Senate and increase its majority in the State House.
Fragmented OCR political brief with garbled names and dates
A messy OCR passage describes Democratic and Republican mentions, contracts, and a governor’s January statement. It references a wickel plant, various political figures, and broad claims about prosperity and jobs amid unclear phrasing and broken names.
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