Inheritance Notice for Roger Peitrom Heirs Named
A fragmented notice describes legal actions regarding land and estate in Corry and Wayne with references to heirs and a December service order. The document names Roger Peitrom and Richard Pa. and mentions parcels valued in a probate proceeding with general notices to heirs and claimants.
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Etlon Tyrer
Ecorder
Corry
Boreet
Roger Peitrom
Lund
Equirini
Isiqp
Richard Pa
Wright School Delayed Opening After Lighting Fixes
School enrollment details show approximately 200 students enrolled in the test through eighth grades as Wright School opens with delays due to contractor work on lighting fixtures that broke loose during reinforcement. About 160 first graders begin a twelve year learning path. Wright totals estimated at 2,604 with adjustments in Columbus, Concord, Conway and surrounding areas.
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Yiu
Ton Gomy
Edward x Ectiaol
Wright School
Tomor
Trico. Electric Co
Totel
Bonuar
Haddol
Wright
Conelway
Concord
Bormewhil
Columbus
L. Mt. Ooumbus
Ight School
Ameseen
Mary June
Snowlais
Harding
Anlar Bly
Sunior High
Wrlulit Belioo
State Police report shows 142 traffic arrests in 30 days
Monthly findings from the Corry barracks outline seven troopers on duty and a crackdown on reckless drivers. The period recorded 21 motor vehicle damage incidents totaling 13 835 dollars, 12 injuries requiring medical care, and 244 patrols with several investigations initiated by officers.
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Corry Sul
Hoea Barracks
Lecce
Wana
Ysis
Pete
Sespar
Families Gone as Jet Crashes Into Two Berkeley Homes
A Navy jet crashed into two unoccupied houses in Berkeley killing Lt. John Renshaw of Centerville Maryland. The Schneider and Meyer families narrowly avoided being at home as the plane fell in a suburban area just blocks from their residences. The loss disrupted a Tuesday morning routine as residents were preparing for the first day of school.
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Olliar
Py Om
Charlen Schnalders
Raymigud Meyers
Berkeley
Jonh RK
Renshaw
Centerville
Meyer
Iris
Schneider
Tim
Ruth
Linda
Charles
Richard
Mother's
Almonthby
Raymond Meyer
Atom bombs for earthquakes seen in future
Australian seismologist Prof K E Bullen predicts underground detonations could trigger earthquakes to study Earth's interior. He notes past nuclear tests hint at a solid inner core and crustal structure, citing data from Australia, Nevada, and other sites and acknowledging prior requests to major powers for such tests.
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Toronto
Stumn
K. E. Bullen
University of Sydney
Surhquarker
Washington
Moscow
Australia
Nevada
Reno Gutenberg
California Institute of Technology
Bulletin on TAVEDON 7-Wenedt at UN dismantling conference
The report notes a new plan presented at the United Nations dismantling conference today. It references the Wels package plan and mentions Nortel sais SIS SES in connection with the agenda.
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Tavedon
Wenedt
UN Disermaiment
Corry Potato Festival Opens With Community Events
Corry's seventh annual Potato Festival began with a dinner at Corry Area High School attended by 294 people. The opening program at the City Park featured slides and a taped talk by Dwight M. Ludington of the Portland Cement Association on federal highway programs. Local dignitaries and festival queens were introduced followed by a benediction. A portable TV set won in the festival drawing, and tonight features include a magician at the park and a ventriloquist act with Dianne Sawyer. A bicycle and wristwatch drawing will be held for youths and adults.
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Corry
Corry Area
Dwight M. Ludington
Portland Cement Association
B. Anderton
Ceremandiea
Fev
Swillitn Bally
Iran
Sart R ‘Minky
Drusilla Pleher
Ature
Saneura Cochran
Sally Haley
Alice More
Phyllis Jensen
Jackie Clark
Janet Thornton
Rita Downey
Virginia Btore
Ivan Miller
Pennsylvania Co-operative
Richard Lee
R.D. 9
Dianne Sawyer
Bee & Boy's
Irl
City plans dredging of creek after sewer outlet issue
The city faces inadequate runoff after the new outlet and plans dredging of the creek near the sewer outlet. A survey was discussed for 600 to 1500 dollars to evaluate dredging feasibility and future facilities. Mayor Cherry urged a weighted study to back state pressure for stream clearance and possible earlier action on sections blocked by gravel and debris.
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Todt Spying
Ajax
Tron
FEM
Aies Fh
Cherry
Atate
State Department of Forests and Waters
Emma
Ring of narcotics smuggling uncovered in New York
Federal court unseals indictment naming 16 coconspirators led by 64 year old Harry Stromberg as head of a vast narcotics ring. The operation imported heroin cocaine and opium from abroad and smuggled as much as 50 pounds of pure heroin valued at 3.5 million dollars. Inspectors were alleged to have aided the ring and were discharged. The case traces to New York and other states as authorities pursue the vast network.
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New York
f'—Aylitit
Iter Jmational Aarcotics Smidgeling
Defendiite
New York City
Harry Stromberg
France
U. S
Paul W. Williams
Edward Weinfeld
Williams
Washington
D. C
Tilmots
Ohio
Michigan
Jack Chadwick
San Diego
Calify
Pennsylvania
California
Massachu
Trish Sea
Chadwick
Pompe
Northern Ireland
Portpatria
Aussies Announce Budget Surplus
Aussies report a 1957 budget surplus of 1 4 trillion shillings and pounds, with main features including a 21 percent cut in company tax and increased payroll tax. Pensions rise by seven shillings six pence weekly to four pounds seven shillings six pence. Also notes an unused domestic credit for industry and depreciation relief. Penn State Professor Rich M Dower, 48, an assistant professor of hotel administration, dies at Centre County Hospital, Bellefonte.
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Uannerusa
Mustealia
Penn State
SAC To Check Radioactivity In Stratosphere
Washington The Strategic Air Command was ordered to search the stratosphere for radioactivity. A Defense Department announcement said aircraft will not tilt until samplings or radioactive debris are collected this fall. The program aims to determine the quality of missile warheads distributed in the stratosphere and the rate of fallout to lower levels.
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Washington
Strategic’ Air Command
Joveas
Ite
Integration Goes On in South An Arkansas Crisis
Governor Faubus orders National Guardsmen to block entry to Little Rock Central High School to prevent integration. federal judge Davies rules for integration, prompting guards to seal the campus as about 100 guards remain posted. Nine Black students were set to join over 7,000 white pupils on the first day of school, but most stayed home.
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Mettle
Rock, Ark
Orval Fauhan
Little Rock Central
Little Rock
Ark
Goy
Orvul
Jubus
Ronald N. Davies
P. ‘Bigayomt
Davies
Blossom
Central High
Fairbus
School Board
U. S. District Court
Faubus
Bruce Bennett
Civil Defense Police To Get Dress Uniforms
Civil Defense Police will receive standard dress uniforms surplus Air Force stock. Each unit member pays a $3 deposit. suit costs about $30 plus shoes. Erie County plans to cover half the total cost, with the county paying $900 of the $1,800 total. Over 20 hours of Civil Defence Police work were logged in 1956, unpaid and credited to the regular police.
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Gixy Couen Ise Mgnr
Civil Defense
Po-lce
Briek County
Council
Defense Polike
Unt
Robert Curtiss
Erie County Civ! Defense
Ray Weber
Civil Defence Police
Weber
Negroes Enter White Southern Schools Amid Unrest Noted
In Charlotte and Greensboro scenes of tension accompanied the first day of integration as four Negro children enrolled in Greenboro and St Gillespie Park Elementary and Junior High. A crowd jeered about 250 residents, with hecklers from the White Citizen Council. Police planned to intervene if violence erupted as state authorities anticipated trouble from anti integration forces.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Kelion
Raginl Harslers
Greenhoro
Charlotte Schioole
Negra
Mt White Decklots
Hema
Chien Yésterlay
Gillespie Park
Inior High
Greensboro
Todiy
Greenaborn
Benior Hah Beko
Hecklers
Te Gillespie School
Counci
Af Crematora
Segreu Wonink Jute Sipe
First Russian jet lands in U S with Soviet UN delegates
London reports a TU104 civilian jet from Moscow marked the first Soviet airliner to reach the United States in 20 years. The flight, carrying 26 passengers including Soviet delegates to the UN, refueled at Keflavik and arrived near McGuire Air Force Base after stops at Gander and Newfoundland. Flight time and weather delays are noted, with navigation aid provided by American personnel on arrival.
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U.S
London
United States
Moscow
Renavix
Tela
Keflavik
Gan=der
Poiana
McGuyire
Bass
New Veieee
Housela
Witn
Somueiat Iy
Ianides
Gander
Milles
McGuire
Moacow
Vinukova
Amerean
Arid
Willl Put
Mondow
Royal Air Force
Newfoundland
Lesve Moscow
Joineh
Actresses Deny Love Affairs At Scandal Trial
Los Angeles stage and film figures Maureen O Hara and Dorothy Dandridge testified in a libel trial over Confidential magazine stories. They disputed the magazine claims of affairs and denounced the articles as false. O Hara said she had no work offers since the piece appeared and sued Confidential for five million dollars.
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LOS Ada Supceors
Maureen O Ftiara
Dorothy Dandridge
Wood Ian Toweginoaenapdan
Magaaline Salers
Theseollywood
Fréd
Mabjouig
Meade
O'Hara
Hewamen
Cont!dential
Free Four In Conspiracy Charges Dropped In Portland Case
In Portland Oregon four more conspiracy charges were dropped in the vice investigation. Mayor Terry Sehrunks former District Attorney William Langley Teamsters official Clyde Crosby and Deputy George Miniguy were freed of conspiring to obtain wire taps. The indictments had accused them of plotting to obtain taped recordings from a last year raid on Reymond Clark s home. The recordings were used in federal court to convict Clark and his employer gambler Big Jim Elkins of wiretapping. The state attorney general Robert Thornton had moved to dismiss the charges but the grand jury returned them anyway. An identical indictment against Oregon Journal reporter Brad Williams was dismissed earlier. Schrunt Crosby and others have faced acquittals in related cases. The story also notes the death of Herbert Pulitzer at 61 in Paris.
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Portland
Ore
Terry Sehrunks
William Langley
Teamsters Union
Clyde Crosby
George ‘Miniguy
Sherif
Reymond Clark
Schnunk
Clark
Big Jim Elkins
Robert Thornton
Thornton Esther
Oregon Journal
Brad Williams
Schrunt
Crosby
Schrank
Scharge
Schrant
Bikins
Local Planning Group Formed In Corry City
A city planning committee was formed with Anderson, Clarence Wallace, Touly Willer, Clyde Keith and Oli Bracken Jy as initial members. The council approved the move with minimal discussion noting several nearby communities already have planning groups. Anderson serves as Corry's representative on the County Planning Board and has attended related meetings recently.
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Corry
Wes & I Anderson
Clarence Wallace
Touly Willer
Clyde Keith
Couns!l
Cherry
Car Hits Bridge Injuring Youth Near Corry
Corry youth John Silvis, son of Rudolph Silvis of B D 2 Corry, was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital with a severe concussion after his car struck the edge of a bridge at Brokenstraw Creek near Corry. Sheriff’s deputies investigated the mishap and noted the driver misjudged the approach to the bridge.
Federal Judge Orders Negroes to Enter Arkansas School
A federal judge ordered Arkansas schools to admit Black students, prompting Governor Orval Faubus to mobilize National Guardsmen. The fateful plan drew varied reactions as the state moved to resist integration while federal authorities insisted on enforcement.
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Arkansas
Fluoridation Debate Highlights Public Health Talk
Dr Grace explains fluoridation aims to reduce tooth decay while facing opposition from anti fluoridation activists. He notes 9 percent of Pennsylvania residents lack public fluoridated water due to private supplies and stresses state health officials support adding fluoride to water.
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de Grece
Hentis
Drattat
Anid
Abe
State Health Department
Parinsylvania
Medical Society
Ae Bie Prana Opi
Gracy
Pennsylvania
Raymond Co To Give Flu Shots To Employees
The Raymond Mfg Co announced plans to offer a flu vaccination program to about 690 workers. A company physician is expected to visit the plant to administer shots once the vaccine becomes available, with timing tentative and subject to manufacturing availability.
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Raymond Co
Raymond Mfg. Co
Inite
Ems Nloyes
Natloy’x Joe
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