City and Vicinity News Highlights From The Corry Journal
Quality printing services and community notices fill this Corry Journal page. Read of Daughters of the American Revolution meetings, repairs offered by local trades, community aid events, and sales tax forms for retailers. Also covered are water credits, Halloween funding, a large bid process in Jamestown for a premium prize, and civic updates on fire hall contracts.
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Brokenstraw Valley
Daughters of American
Revolution
Tureen
Mra
Homer Kolstee
Mra Allen Baker
College Park
Kenneth Harvey
Wheelock Community Aid
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Board of Directors of
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Women's Belief Corps
Per. Grange Hall
Tegular
Jamestown
New ‘York ‘City
Rand Bceates
Swenson
Cherical
Cinder Trial Delay Blocked by Dauphin Judge
Judy William H. Nel sny acting president judge of Dauphin County Court denied delaying the trial of Victor Patrikonis and three former state employees accused of conspiring to defraud the Highways Department of 45000 in cinder deliveries. The trio Prank Jamieson Philip Price and John W Crerand are charged with conspiracy and false pretenses for falsifying weight slips. A crowded DA schedule made the trial unlikely to begin before tomorrow or later.
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Mevelewe Vere Wy 40
Highways Department
Judy William H. Nelsny
Dauphin County Court
Victor
Prep
Prank
Jamieson
West
Chester
Philip J. Price
Columbia
John W. Crerand
Manchester
Huette F. Dowling
Drin
Swimming Pool Replacements Run Into Big Money
Burgess Park pool repairs face a $3,700 bump after the Recreation Commission asked the City Council for funds to replace damaged filters install new filters dig a deeper pit and add a ventilation fan. The letter cites a low ceiling causing filter damage and chlorine fumes, with the pit to be two feet deeper and cemented for safety.
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aTeyovaus
Gueawusville
Recreation Commission
C. C. Hampton
Residents Reported Admitted and Discharged at Corry Hospital
At The Re Press accepted 2 not ury Bm today. Admitted Mrs Albert Shaffer D 1 James Murphy 417 Duane Street Mrs Hazel Wynn RD3 Terry son of Mr and Mrs Bus gene Munn 22 Essex Street Edward Roach Jr RD3 Mrs Iva Watrous RD4 Mrs Robert Upperman RD3 Discharged Austin Dempsey 30 Marion Street Michael and Lawrence sons of Mr and Mrs John Thomas Spartansburg
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Albert Shaffer
James Murphy
Duane Street
Hazel Wynn
Terry
Busgene Munn
Essex Street
Edward Roach Jr
Iva Watrous
Robert Upperman
Austin Dempsey
Marion Street
Michael
Lawrence
John Thomas
Spartansburg
200 Warships Take Part In NATO Exercise
NATO launches its first full Atlantic maneuvers in four years dubbed Strikeback gathering 200 plus ships from seven allied nations led by the carrier Forrestal and submarine Nautilus. The exercise aims to protect sea lanes from Soviet submarines with 75,900 troops and a naval force under U S Vice Admiral Robert B Pirie pushing through the North Atlantic and North Sea while RAF jets back the Nautilus headed enemy fleet.
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London
NATO
Rendesvous Paints
Forrestal
Atlantic
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Canada
France
Netherlands
Portugal
Norway
U. S
Robert B. Pirie
North Atlantic
North Sea
Russia
Royal Air Force
Piriets
Europe
Investigators Probe Cause Of Northeast Flight Crash
Investigators from five agencies joined forces to determine why a Northeast Airlines plane crashed Sunday night in New Bedford Mass. Eleven people were killed and 13 injured. The toll rose to 11 when James Jeffers, 40, of Red Bank New Jersey, died at St Luke's Hospital where the injured were taken.
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Mass
Northeast Airlines
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Red Bank
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St. Luke's Hospital
Ike Brundage Discuss Budget at Newport Conference
President Eisenhower and Budget Director Brundage met about federal spending for the next fiscal year and current revenue figures. Stans, sworn in yesterday, joined the briefing and a preliminary year’s report was to be released in October. The group later traveled to Newport Country Club for a round of golf amid lingering rain and overcast skies.
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Newport
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Buserhower
Percival Brundage
White House
Brundage
Washington
Maurice H. Stans
Stans
Eisenhower
Tisetthower
Narragansett Bay
Newport Country Club
Alexander C. Robinson NT
Bhsker Heights
Ohio
National Capital Planning Commission
Cleveland
Robinson
Joseph D. Lohman
Claims Defense Proved Nothing in Magazine Trial
The prosecutor listed names of public figures allegedly not vindicated by the magazine and asserted the defense failed to prove the stories false. He argued the defense must call witnesses to establish truth, claiming Crowley did not call anyone who could testify that the claims were untrue. Maureen O'Hara was cited to counter accusations.
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Rage
Maureen O'Hara
Corinne Calvet
Dick Powell
June Allyson
Dean Martin
Alan Ladd
Dorothy Dandridge
Alan Dale
Billy Dartis
Anita, Ekberg
Eddie Fisher
Television Schedule Note for WBEN TV Buffalo
TV lineup lists programs and times for Wednesday evening into late night at WBEN TV Buffalo. Includes weather forecasts, dramas, game shows, soap operas, and news, with multiple time slots and program titles.
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WBEN
Phil Silvers
Jimmy Dean
Guiding Light
Newes
Douglas Fairbanks
Richard Diamond
20Th Century Hour
W. W. Waterhouse
Pontiac - Buick Sales & Service
West South Stree
Seek Life Term For Judge Slayer Continued
In Warren County, the sanity commission's findings are debated as Moon contends his trial was fair. McBride questions Waggoner and Lawley on Moon's mental state, noting prior reports and recent appearances. Driscoll defends Moon's character, while Moon reportedly resisted a petition for commutation and warned he could go crazy in prison.
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Court of Neve
Waggoner
Moon
Warren County
James Driscoll
Connellsville
Commonwealth
Driscoll
Lawley
Con
Western State Penitentiary
Pittsburgh
McBride
Sanity Commission
James A. Finnegan
the Commonwealth
Wagoner
Gas explosion injures six in city apartment building
Six people were injured when a demolition of gas caused a blast in a six story seventy two family New York apartment house at 3 40 this morning. Fred Guggenheim and his wife Irma were among the injured, both taken to Mother Cabrini Hospital with first and second degree burns. The explosion damaged six apartments and touched off a small fire quickly extinguished, while a ground floor tailor shop window was shattered.
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New York
Fred Guggenheim
Irma
Mother Caterini Hospital
Guggenheim
Double Protection Offered Negroes In Nashville
Federal Judge William E. Miller issued an injunction amid integrated Nashville first grades. Officials told parents to send children to six newly integrated schools with protection from local police and the federal order. The injunction bars John Kusper and nine others from interfering with court-ordered desegregation, as two defendants were dropped for lack of evidence and notice. The ruling allows some civil unrest restrictions while upholding rights to free speech in context of violence concerns.
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Vinus
William E. Millers
John Kusper
Uon
Nashville
Miller
Whlel
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A.M. Litz
Lamona’s Sport Store
Chautauqua County
Bill Divins
Ike's
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McCormick
Casrell D. Kearns Thursdey
Erie
Crawford
Mercer
Loren Robinson
French Creek
Mabel ‘Thorpe
Lake
Lydia Jackeo
North East
Bernard Carey
Sherman
Titusville
Hydetown
Titusville Po-Ice
Spood
Carty Journal
Peres
Cambridge Springs
Erie Bailroad
Fogle Lumber Co
Fo Renam
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Corry Hospital
Ike
Hammond’s ‘Dial
Naubi
Slogum
Wees
Barney’s Firestone
South Center Street
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