Construction of Titusville division plant by Masonite opens
Masonite Corporation of Chicago announced opening of a new 37,000 square foot plant in Titusville to produce 30 million feet yearly of decorative wood and vinyl moldings in 90 items across 9 profiles and 10 colors for wood and 32 items in 4 profiles and 6 colors for vinyl. Nearby, a Youngstown woman was wounded by her husband, but pressed no charges. other local items include a Meadvill e hospital admission, a Pittsfield youth cited for speeding, church concert in Youngsville, several hospital injuries, a model cities program reconsideration in Bradford, a police dog in Corry, a disorderly conduct case, and community fundraising updates.
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Masonite Corporation of
Chicago
Oe the Co
Ding Products
Titusville
Deaths of Mrs Mabel White and Others in Area
Mrs Mabel White 79 of Concord Township Erie County died at Corry Memorial Hospital after an extended illness. Born June 18 1891 in Blackford County Indiana she married Leon Blakeslee in 1909 later lived in Oklahoma then in Corry. Survived by husband Freamond White daughter Lahoma Chelton son Howard L Blakesley eight grandchildren two sisters and other relatives. Funeral arrangements at Bracken Funeral Home with burial in McCray Cemetery. Also noted are the death of James E Haugh 87 of Spartansburg and the death of Mrs Hattie D Meerdink 91 former Clymer resident. Details include birthplaces dates and surviving relatives and memorial services planned.
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Mabel (Hlakestee) White
White
Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Blackford County
Indiana
Leon Blakeslee
Oklahoma
Concord Township
Erie County
Freamond White
Glenn (Lahoma) Chelton
R.D
Howard Leon Blakesley
Clyde L. Moore
Hartford
Ind
Stephen Howard
Upland
Bracken Funeral Home
Homer L. Weaver
W.J. Finnicum
McCray Cemetery
James E. Haugh
Haugh
B.D
Spartansburg
Waterford
Catharine Connors
Union City
Clarence
Margaret) Baker
Our Lady of Victory
Buffalo
N.Y
Fred Damcott
Syracuse
Spitzer
Clymer
Elmer Armes
Panama United Methodist Church
Sunset Hills Cemetery
Jamestown
Pan Am hijack aftermath and rescue efforts reported
Staging came under mortar fire with no casualties as ashes between Jordanian troops and guerillas continued. A Pan American World Airways Boeing 747 hijacked to the Middle East was blown up after landing in Cairo, eight minutes later. Passengers fled via emergency chutes. a substitute Boeing 707 returned to New York with 137 of the 188 aboard. three Pan Am passengers remained in Cairo under minority injuries.
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Middle East
Pan American World Airways
Cairo
New York
Pan Am
Eight States Hold Primaries As Voters Go To Polls
Voters in eight states go to the polls to nominate party candidates for November. Florida features a key Senate race between G Harrold Carswell and Rep. William Cramer. Vermont Republicans seek a Senate seat, while gubernatorial contests unfold in several states including Arizona Wisconsin New Hampshire Florida Vermont Arkansas and Colorado. Georgia holds a gubernatorial primary next. House nominations occur in all eight, with five states choosing Senate candidates. Cramer notes Nixon urged his run to succeed Sen. Holland. The Florida race also includes Gov. Claude Kirk versus Jack Eckerd. Vermont Hoff aims for the Democratic Senate nomination as Prot seeks reelection for Republicans. New Hampshire Republicans pit Peterson against Thomson. Arkansas runoff pits Faubus against Bumpers. Utah and Wisconsin show no primary opposition for some seats.
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Florida
Vermont
Arizona
Wisconsin
New Hampshire
Arkansas
Colorado
Georgia
House
Senate
G. Harrold Carswell
Supreme Court
William C. Cramer
Cramer
Nixon
Spessard L. Holland
Parris Bryant
Fred Schultz
Claude Kirk
Jack Eckerd
Philip B. Hoff
Fiore L. Bove
U.S
William H. Meyer
Winston L
Minor remains after crash with theft at scene
After the collision a hour and a quarter later stereo tapes were stolen and the stereo player damaged. Loss and damage were set at 115 by State Police. A passenger Teresa McCray 17 of Corry had minor cuts and bruises. Loren Sabatino 26 of 48 West Irving Street failed to negotiate a curve on a rural road one mile east of Columbus and went into a field through a fence. The fence sat on property owned by Paul Suchar of Columbus. Attic damage estimated at 50 and fence damage 10. An unrelated crash on Lake Pleasant road sent 17 year old Michael Luniewski to Vincent Hospital at 2 15 a m Sunday with abrasions contusions and an eye injury. Passenger Leonard Pohl 18 Erie treated and released.
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Teresa McCray
Corry
Loren Sabatino
West
Irving Street
Columbus
Paul Suchar
Aonear
Lake Pleasant
Michael Luniewski
Vincent Hospital
Luniewski
R.D
Union City
Leonard Pohl
Erie
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É-Corry Journal
Youngstown
Ohio
Meadville City Hospital
Virginia Ross
Joe Louis Ross
Meadville
William Brazile
Crawford County
Donald Ladner
Pittsfield
Busti
Danny A. Perrin
R.D. 1
Busti-Sugar Grove
Ernest Levin
Evangelical United Methodist
Dennis Myers
East Main Street
Diane Long
Wattsburg Fair
Jack Whiteley
Frederick
John Schneider
Turnpike Road
Bradford
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Mark F. Rossi
Robert W. Gehrig
Washington, D.C
State Department of Community Affairs
HUD
Erie County Plastics Co
Northwest Street
Thomas R. Faris Jr
Faris
Porter Auer
Heather Rain
Gary Rain
Warren
Children's Hospital
Pittsburgh
Rain
Warren State Police
Thomas Messinger
St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church
Dominick Lemme
Glenn W. Steele
Carolyn Elizabeth
Steele
Wilbur C. Thomas
Hattie D. Meerdink
Meerdink
Watts Fists
Carrig’s
Thom
America
Carrig
Footwear
North Center St
Orval E. Faubus
Dale Bumpers
Faubus
Guv
Winthrop Rockefeller
Utah
Rep
Laurence J. Burton
Frank E. Moss
Frank‘s
Discover Marine
Marine National Bank
F.d.lc
Diloe
McCray
Richard
National
NSM
Time
Newsweek
U.S. News & World Report
National Observer
Macleans
Canada
Robert M. Bracken
Olin W. Bracken
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