In Our Opinion We Can Be Glad We’re a Clean Town
The piece argues Corry is a decent town with assets despite rundown buildings and unpaved streets. It urges addressing juvenile delinquency through social programs, recreation, and policing, noting greater issues in other towns but optimism about overcoming local ills with money and effort.
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Band of Angels
Corry
World War II fronts and local school notice mix in Corry item
World War II reports detail Allied advances in Europe including Paris and Ruhr victories and near Berlin while a Corry Senior High School suspension event dominates local news. Additional notes cover Ernie Pyle’s death, Rotary memorials, YEW Auxiliary, and a Corry youth reported as a POW in Germany.
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Gepiany- Pie
David J. Lamers
wellRnch. Corry
Germany
Corry Evening Journal Publication Notice
Publication notice credits Allan Hasbrourk as editor and lists staff roles. It mentions exclusive rights to republication of dispatches and AP news. Readers are informed about subscription rates, advance payments, and a deadline for previous publication dates.
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Welsman Bulldine
Philadelphis
Anne Aispatcher
AP News
Chery
Carinthia
New York
Hospital of Hope and Debt at Coral Gables
Jim Bishop describes Variety Children’s Hospital in Miami as a beacon for disabled children amid wealth and neglect. He profiles Denise, a girl with limb loss, and Roosevelt a 3-year-old with severe illness, highlighting debt, charity drives, and a veteran donor who built a personal pledge network to sustain care.
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Denise
Variety Children’s Hospital
Miami
Florida
Sittide
Coral Gables
Variety Children's Hospital
Secfon
Variety Hospital
Jacek Bell
Callus
What Is The Law What Is The Law
An employee can be fired for breach of an employment contract. A definite term contract may not end early except for cause or mutual agreement. Part time work could be prohibited or harm the full time job.
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A Jong
Hyde Park
Buckingham Palace
School, hospital, and social notes from a 1938 era item
A passage describes children at Variety Children's Hospital in Miami undergoing painful treatments in diverse colors and creeds. A tester received by a sister mentions a person named Brie who graduated from Corry High in 1938 and was prominent in the school orchestra. Employees of Wing-Willi Stores attended a Monday company party at Tarbell's on the Godty-Union City road, with twenty-two guests.
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Corry Senior High School
Erie County
Erie City
Toamhes
Jack Tinson
Corry
Variety Children's Hospital
Miami
I Brie
Corry High
Wing-Willi
Tarbell’s
Godty-Union City Road
London News and Tradeoffs Dominate Viet Nam War Talk
Londoners weigh parking price hikes and social shifts as UK government tensions over Vietnam fade. Prime Minister Wilson talks with American leaders while British gas protests fade, and daily life shifts amid tax timing and registry concerns.
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Wilson
Michael Stewart
Washington
South
Viet Nam
Welfare Dept seeks penalty for selling liquor to recipients
Philadelphia AP reports the state Welfare Department will push a law penalizing sellers who knowingly vend liquor to public assistance recipients. Welfare Secretary Arlin Adams says federal rules limit spending by recipients, so action targets the seller. Proposed fines start at 50 dollars, rising to 100 and 150 for subsequent offenses, with possible license revocation for taprooms.
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Philadelphia
State Welfare Department
State Welfare
Arlin Adams
Adams
Harrisburg
Tillie the Toiler becomes key to the modern secretary
Hal Boyle notes Secretary's Day as a celebration of women in business. From the 1642 adding machine to 1664 typewriter, to 1892 addressograph, the role evolved. By 1950s automation expands duties, salaries reach $10,000 annually, with more benefits and longer vacations as women enter higher positions.
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U.S
Tillie the Toiler
Pascal
Mitterhoffer
Duncan
Tillie
Robert E. Murray
McGraw- Edison
United States
Murray
Miss Zilch
Funds Set For Park Area At Chautauqua
A. Bruce Manley announced that New York state has appropriated 460000 for Long Point Park development on Chautauqua Lake near Bemus Point. The sum forms the Allegany Park Commission’s capital budget for the year, with 125000 earmarked annually. Bids for roads drainage and parking will be let once notified. public use could begin in 1966. Plans include a boat marina and an 18 hole golf course as funds allow.
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Jamestown
A. Bruce Manley
New York State
Long Point Park
Chautauqua Lake
Bemus Point
Manley
William A. Taylor
Allegany State Park Commission
Allegany Park Commission
Long Point
Taylor
Commission
Mana
Hit Run Case Teeters Toward Unsolved Tragedy
Police cite a psychological point of no return in hit and run cases and urge any solid evidence from witnesses. If no one comes forward the driver, possibly from out of town, may evade remorse and justice, leaving Donald Wilcox’s death unsolved.
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Biyer
Donald Wilcox
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