Warren County Education Association files salary proposal package
The Warren County Education Association presented school district directors with a salary package proposing a starting pay of 5600 dollars and extra compensation for activities like athletics chaperoning bus loading play production and newspaper work. Local items include theft reports a burned injury a driving suspension and a minor traffic crash with $1150 total damage.
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Warren County Education Association
Sidneyman Elston Life of a Corry Leader and Engineer
Sidney Elston a charter member of the Corry Community Chest board of directors was born December 24 1888 in Corry He graduated Corry High School 1908 and Penn State 1912 with a mechanical engineering degree He worked as a draftsman at Climax Mfg Co later becoming assistant superintendent before 1928 plant sale He served as secretary treasurer of the Community Loan Company from 1929 to 1947 and then worked at Corry Jamestown as assistant purchasing agent until retiring in 1957 He married Margaret Alexander on June 16 1920 and they had one daughter.
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Corry Community Chest Board of Directors
Mr. Elston
Corry
Pennsylvania State University
Elston
Climax Mig. Co
Community Loan Company
Personal Finance Company
Corry Jamestown
Margaret Alexander
Mother Charged In Beating Girl To Death
State Police charged 25 year old Shiremanstown woman with beating death of her eight year old daughter Sharon Kay. Cumberland County District Attorney Harold E Sheely identified the woman as Shirley Louise Murphy 33. The child died April 2.
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Uarlisle, Pa
Shiremanstown
Cumberland County
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Harold E. Sheely
Shirley Louise Murphy
Sharon Kay
Hold Rites For Fred Hoenes
Funeral services for Frederick R. Hoenes were held at 2 0 p.m. yesterday at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. W. Finnicum officiating. Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Numerous relatives and friends from Wattsburg Erie Warren Meadville Irvine Corry and Newton Square attended. Memorials were requested to the Corry Memorial Hospital building fund.
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Imis
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Lyle Gifford
Howard Gifford
Debbie
Jeffrey
Jil Gifford
Wattsburg
Henry Durrell
Tonawanda
N.Y
John Robinson
Susan Butcher
James Pesch
Richard Ross
James Sevie
Sam Holtzman
Erie
Prank Stasio
Warren
Ohio
Larry Rohleder
Meadville
Charles Fry
Alcon
Ethel Schreckengost
Tidioute
Clinton Schreck
Jengost
Gerald Bauer
James Findley
Irvine
Robert
Martha) Moore
Corry
Sidney B
Newton Square
Cassius A
Bracken Funeral Home
Clifford Crook
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Men of Flowers
Corry Memorial Hospital
Open Housing Bill Passes After King's Assassination Pressure
The House Rules Committee chairman says enacting the civil rights open housing bill would be a direct result of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. s assassination. The measure, cleared 9 to 6, faces a swift floor vote with debate limited to about an hour. It extends civil rights protections, including open housing, and would add Indian protections to the Bill of Rights.
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Kennedy McCarthy Campaigns In Indiana Nebraska As King Fallout Lingers
The 1968 presidential race resumes momentum after King’s assassination and ensuing violence. Kennedy and McCarthy plan Indiana and Nebraska campaigning while Humphrey prepares to enter after Easter. Rockefeller signals major national statements as Nixon sits out and OBrien weighs resignation.
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Eugene J. McCarthy
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Indiana
Nebraska
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Minnesota Twins
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Pleasantville Fire Department to Raise Fees and Dues
The Pleasantville Fire Department votes to raise rates starting May 1 due to rising costs. Changes include non member service calls at 10 dollars for the first hour and 5 dollars per hour after, member calls at 5 dollars first hour, and annual memberships increasing to 2 dollars or 5 dollars for social members with specific meeting and fire response requirements. Existing memberships cost 2 dollars per year, with payments for 1968 honored if paid before May 1.
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Por
Pittsburgh Strives To Rebuild After Hill Homewood Riots
Civil rights leader William Haden calls for unity to move youths off the streets as Pittsburgh works to recover from fires and looting. Reported job losses and destroyed businesses affected the Hill and Homewood areas amid curfew hours and ongoing tensions.
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Pittsburgh
Silent King Service Draws Jamestown Crowd
Hundreds of students staged a silent march and memorial service in Jamestown New York after schools and banks closed for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. day. Banks and government offices closed and police and National Guard units supported a curfew amid lingering violence in the city.
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N.Y
Martin Luther King Jr
Pere Uatenaeeetown
College Ats
Ecco
Dr. King
Frank's Auto Service Offers Glass, Repair Auto Help
Frank's Auto-Service advertises auto glass table top service and general auto repair with the phone number 665-0125, noting a former name Thomas Motors.
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General
Frank
Thomas Motors
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