Corry Journal notes printing services and local notices
The Corry Journal Printing Department advertises printed materials for business and personal use. A Women’s Christian Temperance Union meeting is planned for tomorrow at 2 PM at Mrs. Guy Bennink’s home on South Center street. Local items report a WMOGW AM radio outage due to a transformer fault, with FM unaffected, and service restored later.
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Guy and Vicinity
Corry Journal Printing
Uwe
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Guy Bennink
South Center Street
Urgid
Meadville
WMOGW
James Strickler
Leed
Griswold Manufacturing
Cohen Industrial Supply
Cohen Office Equipment
Hillroad
St. Edward's Seria
Spencer Ladies’ Aid
Saxlon
W. J. Simmelink
West Washington Street
Sheridan
Simon Fendinger
New York Central
Jamestown
George Vangel
Women’s Christian Association Hospital
Vangel
Robert W. Alcorn
Warren
Alcorn
Wangel
Seek Husband In Slaying Shocks Hill District
A woman identified as Rose Wilson, 25, was shot dead on a Hill District street in Pittsburgh. Her male companion, James Keith, 38, was wounded and detained at Mercy Hospital. Police seek the victim’s husband Preston Wilson, who fled in a car after the shooting and left a pistol at a hotel desk.
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Pittsburgh
Rose Wilson
Mercy Hospital
James Keith
Costa weddings hold at San Michele Church
The four Costa sons and two Costa daughters will wed in a single ceremony on Thursday at the Church of San Michele in Montemaggio near here.
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Costa
Chiavari
Giuseppe Costa
Hospital Report of Admitted and Discharged List
The Corry Hospital reports admissions and discharges including Kenseth Gxmepet, 5, and Richard, 14, from local families. A large list shows patients from multiple streets and towns with names such as Mrs. Jimmes D Brogwell, Philip Catully, Virginia Sue Burkholder, and Joseph Wells. Red Cross blood usage totaled 9 pints to date.
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Kenseth
Wit
Bernon
Damcott
Concord Street
Richard
Ena
Josephy Diesel
Union City
Lester Lopus
East Frederick Street
Philip
John Catully
Congress
Robert Mons
Spartanaburg
Ronis
Swanson Clymer
Albert Neckers
Clymer
Richard Ross
Shiekh Deniand
Trving Stree
Havel Jukes
Columbus
William Fleming
Findley Lake
Cynthia Ann
Mis’ Mix
Paul Chittee
Wattaburg
Raymond Betug
Washington Street
Joseph
Milton Wells
Virginia Sue
Daghter
Rudy Burkholder
Harry Bemis
RD. Scott
Donald Stevenson
Columbusi
Stanley
Eleanor Olander
Spring Creek
Thomas Kulaja
Theresa Cecilia
Martha Tindsey
Bast Street
More Marines Leave Lebanon Likely After Chehab Inauguration
The United States plans proceed with withdrawal of Marines from Lebanon. No agreement on UN police or observer force for the Middle East, but Lebanon’s president elect Fuad Chehab is expected to request U.S. troops depart shortly after his September 24 inauguration. Normality eases as rebel leaders end the extended strike, allowing stores to reopen to 1 p.m.
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Lebanon
Middle East
Fuad Chehab
Chehab
Navy
Atlas Missile Test Shows Progress Toward ICBM Range
The Air Force fired another Atlas missile in a near intercontinental test, marking a key step toward the first full-range flight. The launch comes as officials describe Atlas as the most powerful weapon in the free world, with the initial long-range shot estimated around 6,325 miles.
Britain Rejects Red China's Territorial Waters Claim
Britain today rejected Peiping's claim to a 12 mile seabound frontier. The Foreign Office noted Britain asserts only a three mile limit around the coastline and territories under its control worldwide and affirmed ships may sail within three miles of China's mainland coast under international law.
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Britain
London
China
Poretun
Peiping
Destroyer Gunfire Wounds Man Aboard Near Beirut
Joseph A. Dominica of Philadelphia was lightly wounded by a bullet while watching a movie aboard a destroyer about 1,000 yards off Beirut. Commander Robert Pond of San Francisco said a stray shot may have caused the injury amid mounting tensions in the area.
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Joseph A. Dominica
Philadelphia
Beirut
Robert Pond
San Francisco
Virginia school closures amid anti integration crisis
Warren County High School remains closed as Gov Almond enforces a state law after a federal order to admit 22 Black students. 1,045 students face a holiday with nearby Charlottesville and Arlington looming possible closures. Clergy oppose private schools to dodge desegregation while courts consider stays and enrollments in Norfolk and Charlottesville white schools proceed under federal orders.
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Richmond
Warren County High School
Virginia
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Charlottesville
Arlington
Almond
War‘yeh
Warren County
Lane High School
Venable
Norfolk
U. S
Walter E Hoffman
U.S
Albert V. Bryan
State Supreme Court
No Bar Holds Last Local Horse Show
No Bar Riding Club held its final horse show of the season with numerous firsts and placings across divisions including Western pony under 48 inches and senior western pleasure. Other winners included Little Tex Peggy Fox Columbus and Trigger Bobby Salt Eric in multiple events. Harrisonburg and Arlington school and court actions cited amid broader desegregation battles.
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No-Bar Riding Club
Baburday
Western Pamde
Barbara Zodl
Western Pony
Trigger
Bobby Suit
Erle
Western Pleasure
Little Tex
Peggy Fox
Columbus
My Gal
Rute Andrews
Gitar
Chico
Steve Arnold
Dewittville
N.Y
Bobby Salt
Eric
Linda Turbin
Shag
Joe Olt
Waterford
Little Beaver
Chuck Heynoski
Howard Goodwill
Colonel
Jerry Olimer
Danny
Rue Andrews
Girar
Pal O
Carl Bates
Corry
Pegey Fox
Ginger
Shirley Brace
Arizona
David Heseltine
Union City
Trail Pony
Trail Horse
Copper Dawn
Mark Harvey
Pal O' Mine
Algerian Try To Assassinate French Minister
Soustelle, a top De Gaulle ally and Algerian policy advocate, survived a Paris shooting near the Arc de Triomphe as gunfire wounded him and killed another Algerian. Two American tourists and a French detective observed as police captured an attacker. the incident was linked to the FLN and MNA factions amid the Algerian independence conflict.
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Paris
Jacques Soustellé
Soustelle
Algeria
Arc de Triomph
de Gaulle
France
Algerian National Liberation Front
FLN
Algerian Movement
MNA
Jack McLeod
Elmer Johnson
Duluth
Minn
Soustelle Long
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