Stockholders hear merger plans from Aero Supply
Aero Supply Manufacturing Co. stockholders in New York heard that several merger possibilities are under active consideration. Chairman Sam J. Irvine said proposals remain embryonic with nothing concrete yet, while management seeks to raise authorized shares and directors and set a stock option plan to ease future acquisitions. President William H. Coleman added that mergers, acquisitions, and wage of talent recruitment are aims, with no geographic plant restrictions and no direct talks with major aircraft firms. The company forecasts improved earnings in 1984 after a rough first half of 1985 and notes defense work competition rising as the Air Force buildup continues.
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Aero Supply Manufacturing Co., Inc
Sam J. Irvine
New York City
Irvine
Willam H. Coleman
Locallimn
Coleman
Corry
Ward Irvine
Aero Supply
U. S. Air Force
Irvine Wid Coleman
American Stock Exchange
Enitire
Eisenhower Sees Peace Prospects Improving Says Cooperation Possible
President Eisenhower told a news conference his private talks with Soviet Defense Minister Zhukov within three weeks offer slim hope for U.S.-Soviet relations. He voiced optimism about world peace, noting Russia may agree to an Austrian peace treaty while warning about Red Chinese buildup near Formosa. He said the United States would confer with the Communists on a Formosa cease fire but not on issues affecting Nationalist China.
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Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Zhukov
Red China
United States
Formosa
China
Baying
Russia
Fisenhower
United Stales
H. Alexander Smith
R- Ind
Smith
Dulles
London
Paris
Taipei
Tines
Ler Chou Bailai
Stors
Sen. Bridges
Senate
GOP
AW Sitaen
Know Ninnd
California
Contes
George
Foreign Relations Committee
Hep
Idd
Judd Anid
Kane Mamneuver
Cho Eu-lal
Chines
Iquidd
Little Leaguers Set Tag Sale For Funds
Lime Leaguers and Minor Leaguers plan a Friday and Saturday tag sale to fund summer baseball. Co chairs Mrs Ralph Perkins and Mrs Blaya Bachomer lead, with Auxiliary mothers, starting 3 p m Friday. Top sellers win cash prizes. budget totals 1070 dollars with many line items and a 320 dollar deficit after planned receipts.
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Ralph Perkins
3Laya Bachomer
Asaiating
Beaver Club
Legion
City
Waterhouse votes against rabbit import ban in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg the House passed a bill to ban San Juan rabbits until after September 1, 1967, with a 100 fine or up to 30 days in jail or both. The Agriculture Department and state Game Commission would decide on moratorium continuation after August 5, 1957 based on tests. Reps. Waterhouse, Erh, Vaughan, Price, and Huss voted against the ban.
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Amoemyen Vom Harrisburg
San Juan
Senate
House
Hausa Conservation and Wild Life Committee
Agriculture Department
State Game Commission
Ws Wt
W. W. Waterhouse
R-Urie
Daniel H. Erh
R-Blaly
John J Vaughan
Allegheny
Harry W. ‘Price
M-Mifflin
Richard ©. Huss
York
Deadline Near For Paying Citys New Income Tax
The city imposes a new income tax with a Saturday deadline for about 3000 Gorey wage earners and business places. Employers must report February and March payrolls, with taxes deducted, using a special form. Nonresidents pay to their home community. residents working in Corry face the local levy. Unpaid taxes accrue 6 percent yearly interest. penalties include fines up to 100 and up to 60 days’ imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorey
Garry
G. Dehler Baldwin
Brie
Corry
Wayne and
Concord Townships
Elginborough
AP News Briefs: Civil defense test postponed in Nevada
AP dispatches report rapid fire briefs from across the nation. Weather delays the Atomic Energy Commission civil defense test at Survival City in Nevada. Berlin notes discuss U S plans to move Rudolf Hess to a mental hospital and Hitler deputy’s high profile war crime sentence amid a suicide attempt. Harrisburg details a bill to empower 47 third class cities with home rule charters via legislative action. Pittsburgh reports a 1-year-old woman kills her common law husband with a steak knife ending a dispute. The suspect is Madeline Campiss, mother of two. Also Pittsburgh city water firm offers to fluoridate water if communities approve.
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Pittsburgh
Waltyess Garry
George Engle
Engle
Madeline Campiss
Solon vows budget cuts amid open hearings in Harrisburg
Harrisburg House Appropriations Panel chair J Dean Polen says the administration's 1.634 billion dollar budget will be sharply reduced as 22 member committee opens hearings next Tuesday. Polen eyes welfare cuts and criticizes blanket grants to state hospitals and institutions while clarifying no fixed percentage target.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
J. Dean Polen
Washington
House
Polen
George M. Leader
George J. Sarrei
D- Iallegheny
Ways and Means Committee
Savvnes and
Mutual Savigs
Corora
Albert Readinger
Howe
Hoor Fener
Companion
Boothe
Homyse Tans
Hilton Facing Antitrust Suit Prompted by Consolidation
Washington attorney general Brownell filed an antitrust suit against Hilton Hotels Corp accusing it of violating the Clayton Act by merging the Conrad Hilton hotel empire. The action targets Statler Hotels Delaware Corp formed to hold some acquired Statler properties.
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Washington
Brownell
Conrad Hilton
Hilton Hotuln Corp
Walt Sho
Statler Hoteles Delaware Corp. Hewly
Btatler
Ike Presents Farm Message to Lawmakers
President urges wide door to opportunity for 1.5 million farm families with low cash incomes under $1000 yearly. Benson proposals seek $30 million in loans and off farm employment, plus pilot programs, extensions, and new appropriations to support farming, soil conservation, and related services.
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Washington
Eisenhigger
Congress
Benson
Farmers Home Administration
Responds to 155 Vaccine Survey in Corry Pa
The Community Polio Central Committee tabulated a survey of children ages 9 to 14 whose parents want Salk vaccine. Of 155 responses, nine were invalid as the child ages or details fell outside the specified group. Responses came from posters and coupons distributed in downtown and outlying districts. Data requested include parent name and address, child name, and ward, to be sent to the Poli o Survey at Municipal Building. Sending information does not obligate vaccination or guarantee vaccine procurement.
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Hirst
Downtows
Sane
Arl
Corry
Polio Vaccine Withdrawal Orders Stemming from Paralytic Cases
The Public Health Service orders a temporary withdrawal of Cutter Laboratories polio vaccine after paralytic polio cases appear in children. Reports list San Diego, Ventura, Napa, Oakland, and Chicago. all Corry students received Wyeth Laboratories vaccine from Marietta, Pennsylvania.
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Washington
Public Floalth Service
Cutter Laboratories
Barkeley
Calif
San Diego
Ventura
Napa
Oakland
Calfornia
Chicago
Corry
Wyetha Laboratories
Marietta, Pe
Lancaster
U S envoys report on Formosa visit mission debated
Two top U S envoys Adm Arthur W Radford and Walter S Robertson left for Washington to report on their Formosa mission. They held silent after meetings with Chiang Kai-shek and said the trip aimed to strengthen East Asia defenses under the Mutual Defense Treaty. Nationalists and observers weighed whether Quemoy and Matsu would be abandoned to seek a cease fire with the Communists.
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Associated Press
Taipei
Formosa
U. S
Scholars’ Forest
White House
Fortosa
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Walter S. Robertson
Chiang Kaleshek
Far East
Quemoy
Welllh
Matsu
Roberton
Radford
Isis
Formoss Strait
Ness
Euter
Dulles
Read Ching
Meir
Rudfor
Chiang
U.S
Robertson
Quesney
Matson
Corryite Charged With Non-Support
Jamia B Rooney, 21, of 416 West Pleasant Street, held for next term of court after Alder Melvin Cobbett. Rooney accused of failing to support two minor children by wife Ruth M Rooney. He agreed to pay 22 dollars weekly. case set for March 23. Previous assault charges dropped on peace bond and eviction terms.
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Erie County
Rooney
Cobbatt
Thias
Wes Pleasant Street
Steelworkers to Seek Unspecified Wage Increases
Associated Press reports the United Steelworkers notified 96 basic steel producing companies that it seeks unspecified pay raises for about 600,000 members in the basic steel industry. President David J. McDonald said notices were mailed. under the 1954 contract negotiations must begin within 30 days after notice.
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Pittsburgh
CIO
United Steelworkers
Basic Steel
David J. McDonald
Claus
McDonnald
Plan Post Prom Party for Friday
The Corry PTA Council will sponsor a post prom party for high school juniors and seniors on Friday night. The Veter ans of Foreign Wars Post No 264 hall will host, with rooms for a floor show, dancing, games, and breakfast. Paul Sikie and his Band, Brie Pelmquist, and George Julion will perform. WOTR will record portions for a Saturday broadcast. Breakfast will follow the show, with pancakes and sausages.
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Corry
Toop
Wil Begin
Paul Sikie Ud
Dume
Nevelty Acta
Mrs. Walger Sweet
Missing Crawford County girl sparks woods search
Area investigators led by Sheriff Linder and Crawford County men scoured a dense woods 16 miles south of Cambridge Springs for 22 year old Doris Mulch a Cambridge Springs bank teller who disappeared on May 21 1959 despite a fruitless effort today detectives say they will pursue a new tip though they acknowledge limited credence in it and will continue the search for the missing woman.
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Associated Press
Miss Hutch
Plrst National Bank
Cambridge Springs
Gheriff Linder
Dulles Move Studied on US China Talks
President Eisenhower signaled the United States may confer alone with Red China on a Formosa cease fire while excluding Nationalist China from such talks. Senator Smith endorsed face-to-face talks with Beijing to seek a cease-fire, as Dulles hinted at exploring this path amid mixed international reactions.
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Survival City
Nev
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Berlin
Rudolf Hess
Adolf Hitler
Spanden
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
South Pittsburgh Water Co
Norven
Dem Solon
Axe
Hilton
Ike
Formosa Area
Chiang — Reds Shell
Matsu Islands
Pelle Untang
Vets Club
Sen. Smith
Kai-shek
Baltimore
Diane Weaver
Dindalk
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