City and Vicinity News Briefs From Corry Journal
A patchwork of notes from Erie to Meadville covers arrests for tearing down political signs, a West Street injury claim after a pedestrian collision, discharged Millcreek officers planning legal statements, Halloween events in Union City, local ads for car models and Christmas displays, and church anniversaries in Mosleytown. Reports include a purse found by a city resident and a courtroom update on police procedures looking ahead this week.
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Corry Journal Printing Dept
Erie
Sixth Ward
Tony Deyard
Bus Yaid
Paul’s Hardware and Service
Paul Jones
Corry Memorial Hospital
Paul’s Hardware
Erié
Millcreck
Edward Carney
Carney
St. Edward's Hall
Mtf
Titusville
Clearfield Furs
Stewart's
Shirley Sweet
Conrad Parkhurst
East Smith Street
Union City
Main Street
American Legion
LeBaron Post
Thomas Motors
Lady Franks Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
R&h
Meadville
Carhiel Baptist Church of
Mosleytown
Pennsylvania
French Creek
Shady Avenue
Weber
Hospital Report Admits and Discharges in Local Community
At The Hospital Report compiled an item noting an inability to summon a physician in an emergency and providing the hospital contact 2 8201. Admitted Saturday include Mrs John Port Clymer Martin Orlander 605 East Matt street Mrs John Simmons 8 Snyder Circle Mrs Francis J Bogniuk RD 2 Wattaburg Mrs Robert DeMauri 118 Worth Mrs Paul Weber 115 West Church Street Louis Rossini 211 Franklin Street Mrs Kerry Dentison RD 3 Sunday Normath Rater Shermar Ward Keppel RD 1 Mrs Vincent Clark 127 Gould Mrs Charles McAvoy 83 North Center Street Mrs Howard Davis Columbus Mrs Leo Jackman 119 Third Avenue Discharged include Mrs John Port James 18 month old son of Mr and Mrs Lyle Miles Clymer Mrs Garald Proctor Sunday John Czech RD 1 Frank Fites 35 West Columbus Avenue George Kurtich Clymer Mrs Paul Tinko 428 Spring Mrs Richard Davison Centerville
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John Port
Clymer
Martin Orlander
East Matt
John Simmons
Snyder Circle
Francis J. Bogniuk
R.D
Wattaburg
Robert DéMauri
Worth Street
Paul Weber
West Church Street
Louis Rossini
Franklin Street
Kerry Dentison
Normath Rater
Shermar
Ward Keppel
Vincent Clark
Gould Street
Charles McAvoy
North Center Street
Howard Davis
Columbus
Leo Jackman
Third Avenue
John Port James
Lyle Miles
Columbus PTA Penny Supper and Bazaar Event
Columbus PTA hosts a penny supper and bazaar on Wednesday November 2 until 9 p m serving begins 5 30 p m The Rex Theatre area reports a theft of a bicycle from in front of the Rex Theatre F L Baressi advertises beer ale soft drinks with delivery 2 0584 The Lillian Guild of Emmanuel Episcopal Church holds a tureen dinner at 6 40 p m followed by a business session Shifting flannel at McIntyre 1431 offers back to school shirts and bathrobes
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Columbus
PTA
John Duma
Duane Street
Rex Theatre
F. L. Baressi
Lillian Guild
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Mcintyre’s
Four Americans Freed By Reds From China Prison
Four Americans returned from Red China including Harriet Mills a Fulbright scholar who claimed a full confession to acts against the Chinese government Rev Armand Proulx a Jesuit priest from Lowell Massachusetts and Nadeshda Romanoff with her daughter Irene arrived separately aboard the British freighter Hanyang and from Tientsin They were imprisoned about 42 months on espionage charges and released after a court sentence of four years Proulx said the spying involved minor facts learned from peasants with the Red army patrols near their area Mills had traveled to Peiping for research for a philosophy degree and was charged with possession of a radio no further details were provided
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Oy Anavuamieyen
Hong Kong
Harriet Mills
New You
China
Armand Prout
Lowell
Nadeshda Romanoff
Americas
Miss Mills
Peiping
Leader Seeks Southern Demon Ticket In 1956
Pennsylvania leader urges a Southerner on the Democratic ticket for 1956 while renewing support for Ada Sterdsison as president. He would decline a top role for himself and says the vice presidential pick should come from the South for geographic advantage. Possible nominees include Estes Refauver, Frank Clement, John Sparkman, and Stevenson as running mate.
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Wadhinu
Jennsylvania
Gayeave
Ada Sterdsison
Tgsd
Wright Price
Democratic Party
ABC
Nomon
Sudhe
Uiat
Cme
N Yw
Ser Estes Refauver
William Odin veteran New York and Washington newsman dies
William Bill Odin aged 69, a veteran newspaperman with credits in New Jersey New York and Washington, began his career in 1908 and died recently. A quoted witness claimed a confession statement was made but details were withheld, mentioning alleged biological warfare beliefs and alleged passing of information to British and American diplomats.
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Pteran
Washington
William Bill Odin
New Jersey
New York
Sho
Sabirday
Lightning strikes North East residence causing $2000 damage
A severe lightning strike hit a North East home Saturday afternoon, tearing drawers and clothing, burying a Bible in plaster, and prompting damage estimate above $2,000. No one was injured as Fire Chief Donald Bogert noted the destruction near 10 Wellington Street during the storm.
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Donald Bogert
Wellington
Helen Trump
Pool L Sievert
Sievert
Jose
Crash Injuries Fatal In Irwin Resident
A crash near Greensburg, Pa., on October 23 left Greyline, 18, of Irwin dead at Westmoreland Hospital. State police said injuries from the collision occurred during a race.
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Greensburg
Greyline
Irwin
Westmoreland Hospital
Vote To Strike Associated Press Strike Sylvania Plant
Seneca Falls New York steelworkers of Local 427 United Steelworkers voted to strike the Sylvania Electric Co plant amid a wage and cost of living dispute. The company offered a three year wage agreement and the action involved locals of the International Union of Electrical Workers in a dispute over labor terms.
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Seneca Falls
N.Y
Sylvania Electric Co
United Steelworkers
Atle-Yean
Tas
LT Cela
Alvon
Comipatry
Autiailhiced Sakuno At It
Annnis
CLO Interna Ivl Union of Electrical Workers
United Electricy
Yongy S Frisby
Percennel
Sylvanors
Paper Mill Blast Kills 3 in Village Mill
An explosion at the Supertine Paper Mill in Clayville killed three workers and injured four others, leaving three dead bodies recovered from a three story brick building. Identified victims included John Narlich of Clayville, George Wool of Utica, and Fred Ly of West Winista. Authorities said the blast occurred in a paper-dice machine area and the exact cause remained undetermined.
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Associated Press
Clayville
Tackilly
Thee
Supertine
Nhar Utten
John Narlich
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