Corry Journal Briefs Highlight Local Appointments and Events
City appoints attorney William J Cavaugh delinquent tax liquidator at 1970 salary. Corry vs Warren Friday 8 30 pm at Loveland Field. season tickets at The Ritz. Mayor Gardner faces renewed bingo issue as recreation talks continue. Titusville police log finds a blue bead claim. Jamestown reports non paralytic polio rise to 40 cases this year. Jamestown law firm appoints acting city judge Willard E Perlee. Dunkirk reports a close fire call at a four apartment building. Oil City buses refuse to move loading zone. CDA meeting set for Thursday. Four new Meth Home for the Aged board members inducted. Corry Evening Journal ads and notices fill the page.
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Corry Journal
Erie
William J. Cavalugh
Allornéhn McLaughlin
Corry
Warren
Loveland
Mabel
Titusville
Lester B Strawbridge
Joseph Boner
G. C. Hampton
Strawbridge
F. L. Baressi
Jamestown
Lakewood
West Ellicott
McIntyre
Cory Atrent
Edward Feldt
West Smith Street
Thomas Motors
Ville
Corry Evening Journal
Crawford
Chautauqua
Willard E Perle
Fancher and Perlee
Perlee
Samuel Edson
Arthur O' Morse
Edson
Corry Beverage
Dunkirk
Benjamin Santago
South
Beaver Street
Socal Bus Company
Quaker State Building
Genter Street
Ira Joslin
Citizens Transit Company
Seneca Street
National Transit Building
CDA
Methodist Home For the
Brie
AP Cribbs Methodist Home
B . Auch
George Wilox
Ashville
N.Y
Henry Maman
Brockway
Walter Gilldind
Punxis
Presbyterian Women's Artsoolution
Hrch
Bridge repair contract awarded for South Perry street
The Titusville Crawford County commissioners awarded a $24,219.34 contract to Shingledecker Welding Co. of Franklin to repair the South Perry street bridge. The bid was the only one received, and the action noted the project’s completion timetable and funding source.
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Titusville
Crawford County
Perry Street
Shingledecker Welding Co
Franklin
Corry
Warren
Loveland Field
Ritz
Smethports
Galk Pursuits
McKean
Liv Malviki
Possible $1.7 Billion Defense Cut Under Review
Government sources report a renewed economy drive may target a $1.7 billion reduction in planned defense spending. No specific department targets are set, but defense could face a major cut as Humphrey oversees budget tightening.
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Nxt
Beinig
Trevary
Humphrey
Defense Department
Two white men indicted in famous Mississippi slaying
Roy Bryant 24 and Milam Milam 35 were indicted by an all white grand jury on charges of kidnapping and murder in the Emmett Till case. They entered pleas, expected to stand trial during a three week term at Tallahatchie County Jail. The court noted a possible death sentence on murder charges.
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Associated Press
Sumner
Miss
Roy Bryant
Hwlis
Milan
Emmett Louis
Till
Bryans
Moheyn
Curtus Long Jr
Gale
Tomor
Sherif
Strider
Bry
Milam
Tallahatchile
Charles
Chapa
Burns To Death In Auto Crash Near Baltimore
A 54-year-old CIO United Steel worker, Michael Prohinski, died when his car burst into flames after leaving Route 40 near Baltimore. The crash occurred after a West Virginia driver veered into oncoming traffic, colliding with Prohinski’s vehicle. Marcellus J. Miller, 58, of Spencer, West Virginia, was driving the other car. his wife died days later in hospital. Miller suffered possible skull fractures and other injuries.
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Assensatiens
Baltimore
Michael Prosuutski
CIO
United Steps
Pittsburch
West Virginia
Womth
Prohinski
Uws
Marcellus TJ. Miller
Spencer
W.va
Miller
Baltmore
Owlett Ready To Quit Post
Pennsylvania Republican leaders debate leadership shakeup before the national election. G. Mason reports that calls for a clean sweep of state GOP leadership are growing, with some urging resignations and new chairmen to rebuild the party statewide and nationally.
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Associtea
Philadelphia
G. Mason
Republican National
Dichert
Pennsyt- Wiuhin “Manufacturers Association
Republican Party
Republican Nathonal
Tioga
Ha Livi
Owsett
GOP
Miles Horst
Dream Fulfilled In Italy Gino Prato Wins Big on TV Game
New York cobbler Gino Prato tears up after winning 32000 on the TY 64000 Question program and embraces his 92 year old father in Statale Italy. Villagers hear the father say he believed in his son’s success though he never imagined it would reach the world while political chatter mixes with local life.
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New York
Gino Prato
Statale
Italy
Arrests in abortion death probe shock Philadelphia
District Attorney Samuel Dash says arrests may come soon in a case linked to a deadly attempted abortion. An inquest disclosed the woman died from a chest injury after an abortion procedure allegedly performed by one or more persons.
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Philadelphia
Mies
Distriet
Samuel Dash
Ganto
Ransom Bill Found in Florida Bank Branch
A $20 ransom bill is recovered in Florida at the Jacksonville branch of the Federal Reserve Bank. Charles E Weeks, special agent in charge of the Miami FBI office, notes the bill was sent there by the Florida National Bank and Trust Co of Miami.
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Greenvnase Ridvap
Apple Crop Report From Pippsburg Delayed
An early fruit market note indicates the apple crop outlook is weak due to unsettled weather. Officials caution growers to expect lower yields and potential shipping delays through late August.
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Columbus Community Ladies Aid
Frank Betts
Koehlers
DuBois and
Kech
Dial
D. W. Clark
Stromberg
All-Way Electric Service Company
Corry Hospital
Nielson
George Cooklis
Holy Stequiston
West Frederick Street
Amy Prinall
Clymer
Council Street
Tiabelle Johnson
West Pleasait Street
First Avenue
Nox
Owlett
W. Main St
Miles Hurst
Matheese
M. Oes
Treicher
Miami Beach
Hee
Mia
School of
Career Girls
Florida
Seoul CO
Maytag
Pippsburgh
National Bank
National Bank of Corry
the National Bank
Federal Deposit Cndurance Corporation
N. Center St
First Ave
Elberta
Hale Haven
South Haven
Rochester
North East
Self Service Meat Department
Wea Minis
Marvelous Merchandise
Air Rifles
Aluminum
North Center ST
Corry, PA
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