County school board creates new supervisor of special education
Corry area notices report at an annual meeting the Venango County school directors created a new supervisor of special education position with an annual salary of 8000 dollars. The role, often called county psychologist, awaits a formal appointment. The item sits among regional notices including a polka dance, church moves, oil drilling plans, and local business updates.
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Franklin
Venango County
Moose Club
Johnny Vadnal
Cleveland
Greenville
Charles Wepsic
Avaton
Wepsic
Avion
Joseph A. Hartman
Grove City College
Hospital Notes and Local Notices From Corry and Surroundings
Admitted and discharged lists include Melanie Hapgood age 8 and Brian Morse Walker 14 from Corry area, with multiple names and street addresses. Navy Mothers Club plans meeting at Grange Hall, Sugar supper set for April 12 at McCray Hall, Lions Club eyed eye bank for Titusville with 500 donor goal and eye tissue transfer details.
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Melaing
George Hapgood
Clymer
Luke E. Graham
West Congress Street
Elmer &. Smith
Exwex Street
Louis F. Will
Smith Street
Brian
Morse Walker
Findley Lake
Merle Deulick
Laural
Linda
Roger Grape
Fairview Street
A. Baker
Bear Lake
Melanie Hapgood
Alton Miller
Frankio
Frank Popovich Sr
East Malin Street
Robert @. Brown
South Center Street
Russell Cassett
West Church Street
Harley H. Hall
R.D
Misa Lottie Deffier
West Washington Street
Chester
Czech
R. D
Richard Coon
Jon Rickey Charles
Corry Navy Mothers Club No. 696
Park Street
Fred Young
All Fishingtetter
McCray
McCray Methodist Youth Fellowship
Titusville
The
Lions Club
John &. Sallaway
Harry Kanofer
Mabel
Castro Escapes Government Trap
Castro continues sabotage and attacks on Cuba's communications as he fights Batista. Poor popular support and a Santiago defeat erode his chances while Batista’s forces tighten grip in Oriente. Rebels attack cities, spark general strikes, and clash in Cataguey and Ins Vilas as the island sees renewed violence.
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Castro
Cuba
Batista
Santiago
Oriente
Sant
Cataguey
Ins Vilas
Young People Take Over Emanuel Episcopal Service
Corry church plans a special 11 a.m. service led by Young People with Rev. Betts and Rev. Seitz guiding. John David son Will will preach. choir and readers include Madeline Jolley and others. Acolyte awards and Lenten Mite Box offerings for missions will be presented. Regular church school classes and family service at 649 a.m. are canceled to allow all to attend the program.
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Emanuel Episcopal Church
Mahany backs Stassen in May GOP primary
Senate Republican floor leader Mahany said he would vote for Harold E. Stassen for governor in the May 20 Republican primary. He noted he has not joined the Stassen ticket against Republican organization candidates and sees Stassen as a popular nominee if he wins. Mahany spoke in Pittsburgh with Stassen and Senator Albert R. Pechan, while the party endorsed John M. Walker for lieutenant governor.
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Nanos Ru
RoWland B. Mahany
Senate
Harold E. Stassen
Goveror
GOP
Mahany
Leutenant
Stassen
Republican Organization
Pittsburgh
Albert R. Pechan
Internal Affairs
Republican
John M. Walker
Allegheny County
Battle near Santa Clara leaves rebels and soldiers dead
Reports from Sagua la Grande state that six rebels and two soldiers were killed in a clash near Santa Clara in Las Villas. The battle underscores ongoing violence in the region as forces clash for control.
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Roops
Sagua la Grande
Santa Clara
Las Villas
Education Advisory Committee Seeks Reading Course Standard
Harrisburg reports that the Education Advisory Committee backed a proposal that reading be a mandatory course for teachers in Pennsylvania colleges. About 200 representatives from 78 colleges weighed in on making reading instruction a required college subject for all future teachers.
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Harrisburg
Oday
Pennsylvania
Init
Rennsylvanis
State Council of Education Action
Margaret Fulton
Public Instruction Department
Fulton
Commonwealth
Lana Turner Murder Inquest Continues At Hearing
Investigation into how love letters from Lana Turner to John Stompanato came into possession of Cohen, a former gambler. Cohen says he handed the letters to the Herald-Express, which published them. Police note a burglary report at Stompanato’s apartment after his death. Cohen, now a florist, claims cops did it. The apartment manager says a telegram from Stompanato’s family asked for clothing for burial.
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Lana Turner
Miss Turner
Stompans
Zohen
The
Herald-Express
Stompanato
Cohen
Tinois
Norman Beck
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Mt. Jewett
Marshall Sherwood
Benedum Trees OU Co
Conneaut Lake
Bill Benedum
Wildcatter
Mike Beneduim
Ashtabula
Ohio
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Corry Beverage Distributor
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St. Vincent's Hospital
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Diemer’s
Mesdville
Robert L. Groshner
Allegheny College
Guys Mills
Crawford County
Groshiter
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St Paul's Lutheran Church
Herbie Johnson
Erie County
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Jerry Noonan
Nancy McKensie
John Smith
Centerville
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Jamestown Furniture Mart
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Harry Loganer
United Refining Co
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Farmers Valley
James Stewart
Millcreek
Connie's
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Common Pleas Court
Record Publishing Co
Kenneth Boone
California
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