Missing Dogs and Typhoid Happenings in Nearby Names
City police act as a clearinghouse for missing dogs with two new owners Fran Gerrola and James Kirch reporting pets missing since the weekend. Typhoid fever concerns drive health officials to test 32 seventh graders after 19 local students fall ill, with Pennsylvania Department of Health conducting tidal tests to detect further infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Journal
Fran Gerrola
Columbus Avenue
James Kirch
East Pleasant Street
Corry Beverage Distributor
Titusville
Pennsylvania Department of Health
The
Journal
Hospital Report and Local Real Estate News Briefs
At The Hospital Report lists admitted and discharged patients across towns including Albert Sandburg and Mrs Harold Goodwil while Meadville area notes report improved school absenteeism with Meadville High dropping from 189 absent to 60. Realtor Frank Moran of New Kensington plans to market a Route 8 site north of Hydetown as a potential Pittsburgh area industrial site, aiming to attract a fit buyer. Also mentions City Airport Commission chairwoman Lucile Wright announcing resignation contingent on mayoral race results and a gasoline fire incident at a Meadville area home.
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Titusville
Frank
Moran
New Kensington
Hydetown
Pittsburgh Area
Diemer's
Jamestown
Lucile Wright
City Airport Commission
Carl Sanford
Meadville
Crys Mills
Spencer Hospital
Frank Reddick
Guys Mills
Mesdville High School
Firemen Save Girl After Route 7 Crash
First aid was given to 12 year old Diane Christensen after a car struck her on Route 7 near Four Mile Post. ER personnel reported her condition as fair with possible leg injuries. Fireman Dick Olson and Ty Culley aided at the scene, with ambulance service from Erie.
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RIE
Perry
Wil
Tai
Diane Christensen
Perry Highway
St. Vincent's Hospital
Diane
Four Mile Post
Genevieve L. Sandusky
Erie
Ralph Hawkins
Erie Ambulance Service
Dick Olson
Hawkins
Diage
Hawkine
Gotham Pupils Lead New York City Gifted Trend
Normal NYC eighth graders show three months to four years ahead of peers elsewhere. The Tatton in orbit and New York's gifted students perform even better, per a survey by the city's Bureau of Educational Research using standardized national tests in reading ability and arithmetic.
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Gotham
New York
New York City
Andrew
Bureau of Educational Research
Flu Claims Four More Lives in Pennsylvania
Associated Press reports Pennsylvania added four flu deaths to reach 66, the second highest state toll. Philadelphia logged the first flu related deaths, with City Health Commissioner James P. Dix noting three occurred during the ongoing outbreak and are listed as ill connected on death certificates. Lehigh Valley saw no deaths Sunday or Monday, totaling 36 deaths in the area. Johnstown Memorial Hospital records Joseph Pachnon, 72, dying from pneumonia following influenza. New York State reports the nation's highest flu death toll at 144.
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Philadelphia
James P. Dixon
Lehigh Valley
Joseph Pachnon
Portage
Johnstown Memorial Hospital
New York State
Dulles Warns U.S. Of Russian Crisis
Secretary Dulles warned of a looming Russian crisis and discussed NATO options in Paris. He said Eisenhower could consider inviting to the council meeting in December if invited. He noted possible Zhukov ambassadorship would be subject to the President’s decision.
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Eisenhower
Paris
Marshal Zhukov
Washington
Zhukov
United States
Dulles
Europe
Far East
Bodyguard Coppola Held On Witness Charge In Anastasia Case
Anthony Coppola, bodyguard and sidekick of mobster Albert Anastasia, is held in 60000 bail as a material witness in Anastasia’s shooting. Officials fear his release could trigger gang violence in the city. Prosecutor Alexander Herman asked the court to keep him detained. Coppola’s lawyer predicts a quick posting.
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Anthony Coppola
Albert Anastasia
Coppola
Anastasia
Alexander Herman
Homicide
Abraham N. Geller
Herman
Joseph Panser
Larson sworn in as special assistant in White House
Arthur Larson, former head of the U S Information Agency, was sworn in yesterday as special assistant on government information to President Eisenhower. The oath was taken at a brief White House ceremony attended by Eisenhower, Mrs Larson and a few friends.
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Larson
Washington
Arthur Larson
U. S. Information Agency
Eisenhower
White House
Soviet Leaders Face Showdown Over Military Control
Reporters in London quote The Communist Dity Worker on Zhukov clashing with party rulers over army commissars. Moscow censorship blocked Western news for hours, leaving few details as Khrushchev pressures brinkmanship toward Turkey and Syria. Zhukov’s cautious stance risks a clash with Khrushchev amid Middle East tensions.
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Sivas
Communist Dity
London
Moscow
Zhukov
Rally Worker
Ziukov
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Middle East
Khrushchev
Turkey
United States
Syria
Zhukiny
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R. D
Lawrence
Ike
Eric
Krayeski
DuBois
A & B Distributing Company
Memiville
Flora M. Steele
Sontay
Howard ‘Patterson
State Road
Menaynie
State
Hanway Department
Mendville
Crawford County
Blooming Valley
New Richmond
A&b Distributing Co
Erie Millcreek
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Kearsarge
Warren
Warren County
Richard Leuthold
Sheriff's Department
Alexander C. +Filck Jr
Journal Printing Department
George Popka
Conneaut
R. A. Biscott
Girard
Popka
William Richimeier Jr
Lake Pleasant Road
Municipal Airport Commission
Allegheny Airlines
Chautauquac Transi Company
Public Service Commission
the Corry Hospital
Albert Sandburg
Columbus
Harold Goodwil
Alan Ross
West Park Place
Glenn
Randall Harkless
Tiana
Orval Arthur
West
Church Street
Harold Roush
Clymer
Sherman Stanliro
Marble Myer
Ruth Proctor
Allan Dunnewold
David Willams
Daid Eugene
Corry
North Center ST
Corry, PA
Associatedress
Pennsylvania
U. S
REX Theatre
Plymouth
Clarence Wallace
Chrysler and
Corby
Kodak
Catherine Crowell
Lottie Rafter
Warren Johnson
D.B. Taggart
Our
Columbus Lot
Borstorff & Fitch
Guy Stafford
Rossbacher Insurance Service
First Avenue
Harold Lytell
Stanley Malek
International Harvester Sales and Service
Mysticote
Johnson Brothers
South First Avenue
Melvin Bawards
Community Chest
Corry Savings Cloan Gi
Gilson
Gilson’s
Builders Supply
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