Local Line-O-Ad Listings and Notices
Ads accepted till noon on publication day. Local rate 25c a line. Cochran's Barber Shop open Wednesday. Turben's Auto Service Chevrolet dealer. Pauls Men's Wear now open in new location. Bennett's open all day Wednesday. Deer Head Inn serving 4 to 10 p.m. Mrs Jackson's green house Easter plants available. Open daily 9 to 5, evenings and Sunday by appointment. Star Memorial Works memorial services and notices.
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Cochran
Paul's
Peete
Bennett’s
Desegregation Guidelines Ordered for 17 Pennsylvania Districts
The U S Civil Rights Commission and the Department of Public Instruction issued desegregation guidelines to 17 Pennsylvania districts. They must submit plans by a stated deadline to end de facto segregation, ensure racial cross sections, and build integrated staff. Districts include Allegheny Clarion McKersport Penn Hills Pittsburgh Wilkinsburg Beaver Quakpa Chester Coatesville Dauphin Harrisburg Susquehanna Delaware Chester Darby Delaware Mercer Farrell Montgomery Norris Philadelphia Washington.
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Harkisbung
Pennsylvania
Hiwnan Relations Commission
Commission
Department of Public Instruction
Allegheny
Clarion
McKersport Area
Penn Hills Township
Pittsburgh
Wilkinsburg
Beaver
Aliquippa
Chester
Coatesville
Dauphin
Harrisburg
Susquehanna Township
Delaware
Chester Township
Darby Township
Delaware County Board
Erie
Erie City
Mercer
Farrell
Montgomery
Norristown
Philadelph Washington
Washington City
Corry area notices mix of admissions and elections
Emergency call report from Corry Memorial Hospital notes inability to summon a physician. Several admissions and discharges listed including Mrs Laurence Miller, Mrs Alva Rigby, Mrs Neva Glenuim, Raymond Burr, Shirley Hayes, Mrs Otis Blakeslee, and Mrs Ruth Clark. Discharges include Kenneth Damcott and Ralph Glenn. Stanford Hose election of officers scheduled for April 11 at 8 p.m. local notices include dial assistance and local Budweiser on tap promotion.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Laurence Miller
Fred
Fred Wright
Spartansburg
Alva Rigby
Neva Glenuim
Sherman
Raymond Burr
East Mrederick Street
Shirley
Guy Hayes
R. D
Otis Blakeslee
Ashville
N.Y
Ruth Clark
Albert Catalfu
Second Avenue
Richard Lewis
Elgin
Phone Strike Postponed by AFL CIO over City Riots
The AFL CIO Communications Workers announced a one week postponement of a planned 290,000 member telephone strike due to rioting in U.S. cities. President Joseph A. Beirne said the Executive Board approved delaying the deadline to April 18 and urged Bell Telephone to negotiate a new contract by then. The dispute covers Western Electric installers and Bell System workers across multiple states.
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Washington
AFL “Cio Communications Workers
Communications Workers of America
Joseph A. Beirne
Beirne
Bell Telephone System
Western Electric Co
Bell System
Ohio
Timetown
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Nebraska
Wisconsin
New Jersey
Michigan
Idaho
Indiana
California
Nevada
Youngstown Curfew Imposed After Night of Violence
In Youngstown Ohio police and National Guardsmen patrolled three districts after hit and run firebombings and gunfire wounded three men including two officers. Curfew from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. closed all bars and gas stations. over 40 arrests mostly for curfew violations.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Mahoning County
Martin Luther King Jr
Robert Pavelko
William Grady
Pavelko
South Side Hospital
Grady
Carl Madison
la Negro
Civil Defense Auxiliary
Aluminum Pact Talks Signal Steel Contract Demands
Preliminary talks in the aluminum industry may set a model for steel negotiations. United Steelworkers and Aluminum Workers International Union aim for a roughly nine percent package and six percent wage gains, with local issues to be settled before national bargaining. The unions represent about 69,000 aluminum workers and expect to push for parity with prior steel gains.
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New York
United Steel Workers
Aluminum Workers International Union
Aluminum Co. of America
Reynolds Metals Co
United Steelworkers Union
Atlantic City
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp
Steel Union
Erie Woman Dies After Illness at 56
Mrs. Shutt of Erie died at home after an extended illness. Born January 30, 1912 in Warren County, she was the daughter of Clare Morton of Corry and the late Grace Morton. She worked as a receptionist at Urick Foundry in Erie and belonged to Christ Methodist Church. Surviving: husband Fred J. Shutt, father Clare Morton. Visitation tonight 7 to 9 at Chest A. Schoal Funeral Home. Final rites tomorrow 3:30 p.m. Rev. Edward Durbin will officiate. burial in Erie County Memorial Gardens.
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Shutt
Erie
Warren County
Clare Morton
Corry
Grace Mudge Morton
Shut
Urick Foundry Company
Christ Methodist Church
Fred J. Shutt
Chestlr
Ohio city riot quell order calls in troops
Scattered areas of the city were fought by firemen who said they were ineffective. There were no serious injuries. Governor James A. Rhodes ordered troops in at the request of city and county officials. Besides the 400 in the streets, another 200 to 250 were available if needed.
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James A. Rhodes
Hoffa Talks On Unionism Amid Prisoners Strike at Lewisburg
James R. Hoffa, imprisoned for jury tampering, spoke on unionism to inmates as about 50 prisoners at Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary strike over work pay. Prison salaries for the industries program were cut from 22 to 16 dollars monthly due to reduced production. Hoffa did not work in the program and was not involved in the strike actions.
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Hoffa
Lewisburg, Pa
Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Washington
Bureau of Prisons
Lewisburg
Jacob Parker
Whites Start Campaign For Negroes
In Pittsburgh AP reports a white civic group, Citizens Against White Racism, moved its push for Negroes in city affairs from downtown rally to a church after police canceled plans. Officers arrested a woman demonstrator at the church and then detained about a dozen youths at City Hall during the event. The group’s spokesman Rev. Richard Ridenour called the first full meeting a success despite the arrests.
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Pittsburgh
City Hall
Richard Ridenour
Citizens ‘Against
Pittsburgh Calm After Four Days of Looting and Guard Deployment
Pittsburgh returned to calm as city and state officials ordered 1,000 more National Guardsmen, raising total in the city to 4,100 to relieve exhausted troops. Fresh violence erupted in Homewood-Brushton East Liberty and Manchester with fires, looting, and sniper fire, while a dusk-to-dawn curfew helped reduce unrest. Governor Shafer and Mayor Barr met to assess rising tension amid ongoing security precautions.
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Pittsburgh
Command
Homewood
Brushton
East Liberty
Manchester
Pokce
Raymond P. Shafer
Harrisburg
Joseph M. Barr
Shafer
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Corry Journal
Seetaro
Turben’s
Deer Head
Len
Herbert
Order Erie
News Today
Kenneth
Vernon Damcott
Concord Street
Leah Reed
Bask South Street
Ralph Glenn
Columbus
Walter
Walter Royek
Charles Savko
Bear Lake
Stanford Hose
Dial
Cliff Carroll
Business Guide
Easy
Philco
Gibson
Dumont
Automobile Agencies
W. W. Waterhouse
West South St
Cara. C. Christensen Motors
Itch Motors
S. 1St Ave
Turben
Chevrolet - Corvair - Olds
Bell's Auto Parts
Napa
Checker
Auto Supplies
Western Auto Associate
East Washington Street
Corry Bakery
Pl Top Bread
Crystal Coal Co
Purnace Sales and Service
A.C. Zen
DRY Cleaners
H&h Dry Cleaners
West Main Street
Taylor's Electric Service
Anthrop Electric
Electric Heat
Call Corry
Desmond Electric Company
Indust. Commer. & Resid
Elect
Contr
Lloyd Gates & Sons
Minneapolis
Moline
Stewart Road
R.D
Johnson Brothers R In
Myers Water System
Insurance — General
Kinley-Dolan Insurance
South Center Street
Horton J. Davis & Son, Inc
North Center Street
East Smith St
Erie Insur
Crosby Bush Insurance
Main St
Willetts Bros
Victor Cragg Jr
Star Memorial Works
Main Street
Spiesman & Muckinhaupt
Desmond Electric Co
Phoenix Hotel
Pittsfield Inn
Pittsfield
Mountain
Keystone
Inapertia
Corry TV Cable Co
LIM
Western Equipment
Fox Western Tack Shop
THE
Ojai
Calif
U.S
A. R. Huckins
King
Cliff Buesink Ford
Smith St. Ext
Michaels
Stern
Michaels/Stern
Stem
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