Corry Journal notices cover a mix of local items
Local items report an arrest of Alfred Olesky on assault and peace charges with $500 bail set, a widow's will leaving $11,000 to four sons and remainder to husband John Nuss, union events, a Grand-Liberty District several incidents, a radio check for the police cruiser funded by state aid, and community notices from Westfield YMCA fundraising, Warren post office retirement, local shop ads, driver education car donation, and a Friday night Country Club event.
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Corry Journal Printing Dept
Alfred Ouesky
Harborcreek
George J
Olesky
A. M. Litz
Brie
Lawrence Park
J.ena Nuss
John F. Nuss
UAW
Union Party
Odd Fellows Hall
Fredonia
Mayvillé
Ol & Cat
Dunkirk
White Inn
Peace Justice
Rexall
Walen City
Union City
State Department of Public Instructon
Thomas Motors
George W. Becker
State Council of Civil Defense
Mabel
Westfield
Westfield Ymca
Corry
Journal Printing Department
Warren
Warren Post Office
J. W. Woodruff
Woodruff
C. Willard Smith
Carroll
Richard B. Bweeney
Waterford
Sweeney
Edward J. Schultz
North East
Schulta
Ymca drive nears goal as memberships climb
A local YMCA membership drive approaches its end with 1,47 more members needed to reach 4,000. The report shows a total of 2,274 joined toward the target, as volunteers push to finish strong amid other city updates.
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YMCA
Journal of —Conneautville
Gertrude Johnson
Conneautville
Shinestown to Display 1958 Community Chest Theme at Stadium
The 1958 Community Chest campaign will launch with a public display of the theme at Municipal Stadium. Jamestown residents are urged to support the drive as local firms promote the event and related activities. Highlights include magazine sales by Rudgway Ave high school students to fund the senior class trip to Washington, D. C. and Herbie Johnson and his orchestra playing weekly at the Italian American Club. Mayville reports a drunken driving case resulting in a fatality. a plea agreement reduces charges and sets a sentencing date. Sweet cider for sale with custom pressing offered. Spencer L Shaw of Chautauqua named district commissioner for Portage Trail District Boy Scouts of America.
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Shinestown
Red Cross
Corry
Rudgway Ave
Jory High School
Washington, D. C
Herbie Johnson
Mayville
Westfield
David J. Miller
Bar~ber Road
Rollin A. Fancher
Clarence Ding
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Fenner BE. Lindblom
Shautauqua County
Clymer
Council
Jamestown News Roundup With Scholarships and Local Events
Jamestown High School reports 48 scholarship awards totaling 76080 to 37 graduates in the Class of 1967 with 23 boys and 14 girls earning slips. Moose Club hosts Friday and Saturday dinners while new second grade troop formations and Girl Scout units are organized. Jamestown firefighters honor fallen members at a brief ceremony at the Fire Prevention rally. Local ad notes beer and soft drinks delivery. Lawrence Chamberlain, 66, faces a public nuisance charge in city court with sentencing deferred to October 17 to resolve dog-related matters.
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Kinlestownie
Jamestown High School
Norman W. Janowaky
Radgway
Jamestown
Municipal Stadium
F. L. Baressi
Lawrence Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Man Walking Dog Killed By Car in Reading
Jeremiah L. Miller, 69, was struck and killed while walking his dog on Hampden sowboard near his home in Reading. Investigators charge Melvin J. Gamer, 39, with involuntary manslaughter. he is released on a $2,500 bond. A second animal also died in the collision. Winds delay Atomic Test at Charleston Site to tomorrow morning.
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Reading
Jeremiah L. Miller
Miller
Melvin J. Gamer
Jamestown Reminds of Daylight Saving Time Schedule
Jamestown notes DST ends in late October with clocks turned back at 2 a m on Sunday October 27. The law extended the test period from September to the taat Sunday in October in 1955, and no change has occurred since.
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Jamestown
Saud pledges Syria support for Arab unity against aggression
Saudi Arabia pledged support for Syria and any Arab country against aggression in a three-day talks summary. King Saud urged Arab unity as the only path to security, stating Syria poses no threat to neighbors and urging reconciliation between Syria and the United States. Damascus radio aired his statements.
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Middle East
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Stateny backs Syria policy shift amid regional tensions
Stateny advocates reconciliation with Syria and urges the United States to reassess its approach to Damascus. Baath leader Akvan Hounini denounces Western charges of Syrian arms buildup, calling for an independent UN inquiry.
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Syria
United States
Akvan Hounini
Arab Socialist Resurreation
Baath
Tor UN Hinvestigation
Terael
Turkey
Middle East
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