Paragraf weather and local news digest in brief
Extended weather outlook shows near normal temperatures with highs 74 to 77 and lows 55 to 56. Scattered showers end of week. light totals. Jail records report 38 prisoners processed last month including 27 men, 2 women, 4 male juveniles and 5 female juveniles. 200 days served and 537 meals. no work by inmates. Car crash on East Smith and Wayne streets caused $800 damage. no injuries. Bicycle found by Arlo Williams turned in. Bear Lake queen Judy Smith treated for skull fracture after parade fall. Governor Scranton to speak at Kinzua Dam dedication luncheon September 16. Various hospital admissions and promotions noted. State crop service reports rains improving fall crops including corn growth.
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Warren County
D. E. Allen Sr
East Smith
Wayne Streets
Alma Campbell
Union City
East Smith Street
Wayne
Miss Campbell
Carl Chiricuzio
West Main Street
Wayne Street
Chiricnzio
Campbell
Pennsylvania Crop Reporting Service
Harrisburg
Two Erie area deaths mark long illness and family ties
Mrs. Bess J. Naylor of 351 West Sixth Street Erie died last evening at Rondale Convalescent Home at 82 after an extended illness. Born in Corry on March 6 1884 she married Harry G. Naylor in 1909 and was preceded in death by a son R Jack Naylor in 1963. Survivors include a granddaughter two grandsons and four great grandchildren. Final rites Friday at 2 pm at Bracken Funeral Home with burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. Mrs Cathryn H Fralick of Ripley NY died Monday at 93 born Wesleyville October 27 1872 she lived in Union City before moving to Ripley in 1930 Survivors include Clyde Hallett Leon NY Fred Hallett Jamestown NY James Fralick Buffalo NY Nellie Herron Mildred Lindenberger Erie.
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Bess J. Naylor
Naylor
West Sixth Street
Erie
Rondale
Corry
Harry G. Naylor
R. Jack Naylor
West Newton
Edward R. Rein
Pine Grove Cemetery
Wesleyville
Union City
Ripley
Clyde Hallett
Leon
N. Y
Fred Hallett
Jamestown
James Fralick
Buffalo
Nellie Herron
Mildred Lindenberger
JC Sponsored Fly-In Very Successful
The Corry Junior Chamber of Commerce hosted a fly-in at Lawrence Airport attracting about 2,000 attendees with 500 on site at times. About 30 planes landed, including three homebuilt, and some 150 passengers flew aboard with 50-50 winnings of $101. Jaycee officers praised local support and noted profits pending final bills.
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Lawrence
Corry
Pennsylvania
Franke Lucie
Bud Maier
Warren
James Kelly
Burt
N.Y
Leslie Kelly
East South Street
Splane Flying Club
Oil City
E. W. Johnson
Falconer
William Dedrick
Dunkirk
Ken Liddell
Olcott
Margaret Wellington
Meadville
Debbie Middleton
Jaycee
Officials Move to End Shack Attacks as Health Dept Hears
Johnson meets with Dr Felix Schubert and the county environmental health engineer to finalize preparations for attacking shacks. Kathryn Carris of Ripley and several grandchildren are noted. Friends may visit Matthews Funeral Home in Ripley today with rites tomorrow at 2 pm led by Rev Edward Fuller. Burial is in Quincy Cemetery, Ripley.
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State Health Department
Harrisburg
John A. Dattoli
Camp Hill
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Carl Hixson
Johnson
Felix Schubert
Kathryn Carris
Ripley
Mathews Funeral Home
Edward Fuller
Quincy Cemetery
Children at Library Open House and Drug Law Update
First visitors inspect the library collection as Mrs James Thompson announces the library doors open Monday from 3 30 to 9. A 1962 FDA amendments brochure notes new labeling requirements for drug packaging. Military actions report Navy carrier Intrepid losing a F8 Crusader near Hanoi and air strikes with Viet Cong engagements near Saigon. U.S. forces in South Vietnam total about 905000 with 1600 of the 11th Armored Cavalry arriving at Vung Tau and the rest to shore by Sunday.
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James Thompson
FDA
U.S
Intrepid
Vinh
U.S. Command
Hanoi
Annel
Sai‘gon
Saigon
South Viet Nam
1Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
Vung Tau
Upjohn Drug Firm Faces U S Criminal Prosecution in FDA Labeling Case
Washington reports that Upjohn Co., a major pharmaceutical maker, faces criminal proceedings over mislabeling in the 1964 Physician’s Desk Reference for Orinase tolbutamide. The case centers on FDA labeling rules and the company’s duties to publish accurate warnings to physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Washington
Upjohn Co
Upjohn
Physician's Desk Reference
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
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Glenn Kerr
West Pleasant Street
Second Avenue
Kerr
Arlo Williams
Wright Street
Balgkre
William W. Scranton
Kinzua Dam
John Bensink
North Center Street
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Judy Smith
Elwin Smith
Bear Lake
David Curtis
Columbus
Harold Ott
Erie County
Susan Kuzma
George B. Gold
Bureau of Sales and Use Tax
State Revenue Department
Gold
Gov. Scranton
James A. Armstrong Jr
Cathryn H. Fralick
Kloss TV
Maytag
Consumer's Report
Children’s
Corry Public Library
Journal
Johnston
Paul Hamilton
R. D
Corry Memorial Hospital
Hamilton
Marlene Chase
Highland Hospital
Rochester
Duane Rockafellow
Rockafellow
Judith Lilly
West Spring Creek
National Banc Arse
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Bancardchek
Marine Bancardchek
Bancardciek
Bancardwick
Marine
Citizens Corry
Marine National Bank
F. D
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