City notes and warrants from Corry area raids and courts
Corry Journal itemized a mix of notices including a warrant for Willa Webb alias Daimy Moore for prison time, driving privilege restoration for John Agnello after a hearing issue, and local court actions. Community events ranged from a Three Dimensions dance show at Moose Club to a Titusville council budget for a new heating system.
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Abeles
Willa Webb
Daimy Moore
Brie
Haif
Western
Webb
Erle
Commun Prous
Elmer Evans
Sarmuel
Burton Laub
Moose Club
Samuel
Rosalter
John Agnello
Agnello
Millcreek
Harry Love
State Department of Revenue
Herbie Johnson
Erie
Rehoda
John M. Hickey
Bria School Board
Titusville
Titusville Recreation Commission
Tyc-Too Club
Doty House
Burgess Park
Recreation Center
Union Street
Ginnie
Hospital Park Bombing Report and Local Hospital Notices
Fragmented hospital notices include admissions and discharges at Corry Hospital with named patients and addresses. A Park Lunch draft beer notice, a Tulane scholarship winner, and a draft in Saegertown contract highlight local activity. Police hunt a dress shop fraud suspect traveling under Lucille Haney with accomplices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Harry Cooper
R. D
City Hospital
Cooper
Cochranton
Saegertown
Empire Steel and Wire Corp
Erie
Sargertown
Saegertown Area
Ene Steel and Wire Corp
Warren
Lucille Haney
Pennsylvania GOP platform pledges 21 to 40 voting age rise
The Republican State Committee in Pittsburgh adopted a broad platform for the 1958 campaign. It calls for expanded education and health programs, jobless benefits, highways, crime prevention, farm solutions, and attracting new industry. The platform also seeks constitutional amendments to lower the voting age from 21 to 18, annual legislative sessions, and stronger revenue measures to fund expanded services. It supports city county consolidation, Pittsburgh redevelopment, Port of Erie aid, civil rights budget boosts, natural resources conservation, veterans education, a scholarly loan program, and more mental health clinics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Republican State Committee
Pennsylvania
National Guard
General Assembly
Pssen
Ia1
Manuel
Blumer
Daugherty Refining Co
Butler County
Presbyterian
Philadelphia
Erie
Fair Employment Practices Commission
State Committee
Arthur T. McGonigle
Jamestown Mixes Up State Visitor Over Fatal Hospital Error
Mrs Shirley Casselman of Alaska, visiting Jamestown as the 49th state guest, planned to return home after learning the death of Edith Johnson, 66, at Buffalo State Hospital was misreported. Hospital director Dr Duncan Whitehead called the death announcement a regrettable clerical error and said the deceased's address could not be disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laska Jamestown
Shirley Casselman
Anchorage
Alaska
Buffalo State Hospital
Edith Johnson
Forest Avenue
Jamestown
Casselman
Duncan Whitehead
Dag Hammarskjold Ends Talks with Nasser in Middle East
Dag Hammarskjold flew to Jerusalem after three days of exploratory talks with President Nasser and UAR officials. A UN spokesman said no concrete agreement was reached, and Hammarskjold would visit Baghdad Amman and Beirut to support withdrawal of U S and British troops from Lebanon and Jordan and stabilize the two Arab states. He also met Israeli Prime Minister Ben-Gurion on routine business prior to continuing on to the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valu
Uly
Dag Hammarskjold
Jerusalem
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Hammarskjold
Cxir
David Ben-Guluf
Baghdad
Amman
Beirut
UN General Assembly
Lebanon
Jordan
Bonds To Buy For Best Possible Returns By Babson
Babson discusses bond types and risks for investors highlighting government and municipal bonds as safe but low yield, convertible corporate bonds for balance, and the impact of inflation money rates and business trends on prices. He warns against long-term bonds and urges consulting bankers and investment counselors. A stray deer in Bridgewater was killed in a traffic accident after wandering into town.
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Babson
Ise
Life Insurance
Toyhold
Nova Scotia
Bridgewater
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Corry Journal Printing Department
Fender
Thomas Mo
Tors
Cabin In the Pines
Alay
Elizabeth Jones
Eris
Walt Petts
Great Lakes Marine Supplies and Service Co
George Slater
Manger
Bear
Jaguar
Mark
Coe
Lamona
Clinton Street
Ene
William Post Jr
Tompkins County
Tihimaca
Esterday
Post
Alog
Ripley
New York
Erlea- Hite
Hallmark Cards
Common Pleas Court
Loblaw
Tne
For & Acai Cea
Kearsarge
George Levin
Charles Schwartz
Eugene Peters
Scott
Chern Hardware
Universal Cyclops Steel Corporation
Crawford County
N. J
County Tuberculosis and Health Society
Phillips Gift Shop
Titusville Optimist Club
Jimmy Burrows
VFW
Royek’s Grove
Loblaws
Owl
Hamburg
Vimaig
Cirtay
Thi
den D. Williams
Baar South Street
Hang J. Bemis
Lou Cole
Ohio Street
Roy Ttrh
Atte Junner Lindsey
Margaret Atin
Joseph Frisina
Snryder Cibeld
Harold Legters
Clyyner
Theodore E. Turner
Findley Take
Janes B. Mbier
Doane Atreat
B. Webber
Clan Boyd
North
Center Street
Floyd Smlth
Cynthie Ann Bea Bakes
Willetta Hines
Spaytansbore
Stearns
Conneau Lake
Tulane University
New Orleans
la Bonini
Peel Area
Ern University
Dirk Bove
WNAE
WIOG
Cariel
Wak
Christ the King
Wewak
Virginia Bachomer
West Pleasant Street
New Guinea
Girard
GOP
Corry.savingscloanz
Matsr
Stbset
Dag
Ellis ‘“‘Carload
Corry Corry
Gerald Hommend
Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Penn State University
Engineering Review
Beaty Junior High School
P. A. Davidson
Behrend
Pennsylvania State University
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