Dunkirk man held on assault charge after Sunday altercation
Corry Journal reports John B. Surrency, 25, of Portland, held on an open assault charge from a Sunday altercation. Buford Bostick, 25, same address, hit in the eye with a bottle and suffered a broken arm. he remains at Brooks Memorial Hospital in Dunkirk.
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Corry Journal
Dunkirk
John B. Surrency
Portland
Fleming
H. E. Johnson
G. M. Park
Westfield
Buford Bostick
Brooks Memoriaal Hspital
Erie
En Millcreek
S.A. Thaler
A. M. Litz
Jamestown
Belleview
Edith
Jane Cheney
Jamestown Telephone Corporation
Interclub Council
Cheney
Thomas Motors
Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of St
Beloit
Pennsylvania
Hold Rites For Miss Mary Condra
A solemn high mass at St Elizabeths Church honored Miss Mary A Condra with Rev Cyril Krona as celebrant and Rev Leon Doleskis deacon. Interment followed in St Catharines Cemetery Titusville. Bearers included Francis Blair George Downey and others from the community. Attendees from away came from Ohio and Michigan.
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Mary Condra
Mary A. Condra
St. Elizabeth's Church
Cyril Krona
Leon Doleskis
John DeSantl
St. Catharine'’s Cemetery
Titusville
Francis Blair
George Downey
George Ficcardi
James Curtig
William Spiesman
G. Alpert Sweet
Mary O'Hare
Alton
Ohio
John Downey
Gibsonburg
William Lombard
William of
Warren
Hospital Report From Corry Shows Admissions And Discharges
At the hospital as of 1 am today several admissions and discharges are listed. Paul Scheidt Cambridge Spraes Mrs Auguate Meistier Frances Wojciechawski 130 King Street John Mohr 229 Right Street Beverly 6. daughter of My Paul Shwe Lee City John 3 son of Mr dust Miolin Zujue Columbus. Discharges include Roden 228 West South Street and Todd Firth Spartansburg Willan 2 son of Mr and Mrs Herman Hepner. The Kingsville Township Lions Club will receive its charter September 25 at Toml Union Presbyterian Church. Columbus Milling Company notes a mill closure September 14 for a family wedding. The VFW Auxiliary meets September 12 for a tureen picnic at Findley Lake cottage of Mrs Paul Lines. Transportation provided. meat and coffee furnished. College students returning. College subscription to Carry Journal offered at 6.75 for the year.
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Auguate Meistier
Ese
Frances Wojciechawsk
King Street
John” Mohr
Right Street
Beverly
Paul Shwe
City John
Dust Miolin Zujue
Colionbus
Conmedul
Kingsville ‘Township
Lions Club
Tomi Il
Findley Lake
Carry Journal
Tropical Storm Debbie Moves Inland After Florida Rain Rain Winds
Tropical Storm Debbie formed in the Gulf of Mexico and tracked north toward Georgia and the Carolinas after pounding Florida with heavy rain and 35 to 45 mile per hour winds. Carrie was located northeast of San Juan, Puerto Rico, with advisories noting it would move west-northwest over open water before turning toward the Atlantic.
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Carrie
Wiarakes
San Juan Puerto
Weather Bureau
San Juni Oo
Miami
U.S
San San Tropic
Debbie
Gulf of Mexico
Currie
Georgia
Carolinas
Florida
Rain Shortage Frustrates Weathermen Across Pennsylvania
State Weather Bureau laments rainfall deficits across Pennsylvania with Southern counties reporting under 1% of an inch in the last 24 hours and northern counties nearly non measurable. Scattered showers persist with forecasts of further showers and possible heavy thundershowers in scattered areas, followed by a return to clearer skies and higher temperatures by Thursday.
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Associated Press
Weiler
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Al Syrian Crisis Sparks Regional Alarm Across Nations
The Red Star reports Turkish and Israeli forces move toward the Syrian front as Greece contemplates involvement. It notes U S options, wartime shifts, and Damascus interviews suggesting Syria sought French arms but was told to halt attacks on Algeria, with Soviet experts returning home.
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Boviet Apiy
Red Star Today
Purkish
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Syria
Baghdad
Abdul Hémad Serr
Syrky Aemay Strongman
Omly
Bagth Cad
Damascus
al Akhbar
Serray
France
Radio
Seek Injunction Against Faubus
Rhode Island group members declined to detail the president’s remarks after a background talk by Eisenhower. Ewing said the president spoke on the Arkansas matter and the Middle East, especially Syria, but offered no specifics.
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Ewing
Rhode Island
Eisenhower
Middle East
Syria
President Threatens Power Over Arkansas State Clash
The President was reported to be determined to throw the full power of his office into the showdown between Arkansas and the federal government. The concern centers on how the executive branch would respond to the dispute, signaling high stakes in the constitutional conflict.
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Arkansas
Batista Regime Probes Loyalty of Armed Forces
Batista regime investigates military loyalty after a sailor mutiny at Cienfuegos. Naval commander Col Roberto Comesanas and aide Cmdr Sopo Barueto were replaced and ordered to report to Havana. Troops moved to Matanzas amid fear of naval mutiny.
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Bhavan
Quba Uf
Presid
Fulgencio Batista
Armed Services
Batista Regune
Roberto Comesanas
Cienfuegos
Cmdr
Sopo Bar~ueto
Navy General Staff
Havana
Arsenio Arruzolo
Matangas
Army transfers officers amid Cuban unrest in Havanas area
The army announced the transfer of 40 lower echelon officers to new posts mostly in the Havans area. A maritime police chief was fired after loyalist forces reported involvement by his men in the Cienfuegos revolt. Cuba remains generally calm with scattered bombings while planes and navy ships guard the coast against possible rebel landings from Mexico. Casualty estimates in the Cienfuegos revolt range from 200 to 250. An official statement says Benjamin Marrero, a noncommissioned navy officer, killed himself. He and former lieutenant Jose San Ramon Toledo were said to have led the rebels, with San Ramon reportedly shot to death while seen.
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Havans
Cuba
Mexico
Cienfuegos
Benjamin Marrero
Jose San Ramon Toledo
San Ramon
Deaf Man Perfects Cordless Hearing Aid
Peoria Illinois special report on A Lyons who has been hard of hearing for 25 years announces a miniature ear worn cordless hearing aid. Weighing a fraction of an ounce and worn behind the ear it is nearly invisible and offers all directional pickup and telephone use. It suits severe to mild hearing loss and may be requested from Tonemaster Manufacturing Company for information at no cost.
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Till
A. Lyons
Lyons
Ti Ik
Tonemaster Manufacturing Company
South
Monroe Street
Dept. B-1
Illinois
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