States Divided on Daylight Time Start This Sunday
A national DST shift begins this Sunday with states split among all daylight time all year, standard time, and mixed zones. Maine to Nevada show broad adoption, while Georgia and Hawaii stay on standard time. many states list partial changes and local options.
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Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New York
New Jersey
California
Washington
Delaware
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Nevada
White Pine
Lincoln
Georgia
Texas
Tennessee
Hawaii
Kansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Arizona
Nebraska
Alabama
Utah
North Dakota
South Dakota
Alaska
Michigan
Colorado
Pennsylvania
Montana
Ohio
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Missouri
Oregon
Iolaho
Iowa
New Mexico
Indiana
Butte
Anaconda
Vermilion
Lake Erie
Bellaire
Ohio River
Cleveland
Akron
Youngstown
Panhandles
Portland
Mexico
Los Alamos County
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
Towa
Governors Fight Army Plan Cutting National Guard Units
Washington AP reported governors oppose an Army plan to cut about 475 National Guard units nationwide. The plan, described as a proposal, faced strong resistance as governors including Norman Erbe and Jon Anderson vowed not to comply. The cuts aim to reorganize eight infantry divisions into brigades and retool six others, averaging a 10 percent reduction, with specific units such as infantry battle groups and Nike Ajax air defense batteries targeted.
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Washington
Naion
National Guard
Pentagon
Army
National Guard Bureau
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Norman Erbe
Donald W. McGowan
McGowan
John M. Dalton
Sours
Jon Anderson
Kansas
Army Reserve and Guard
Senate Appropriations Committee
Hold Rites For Mrs E A Mead
Funeral service for Mrs Eleanor Mead was held at Emmanuel Episcopal Church at 11 a m officiated by Rev William Seitz Jr Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery Bearers included John Blatt Jr Carlton Smith Jerome Davis Raymond Sandberg Roger M Brown and Charles Bracken Relatives visiting from Erie and Conneaut Ohio attended the service
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E. A. Mead
Eleanor Mead
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
William Seitz Jr
Pine Grove Cemetery
John Blatt Jr
Carlton Smith
Jerome Davis
Raymond Sandberg
Roger M. Brown
Charles Bracken
Russia Angry Talks Scheduled (Continued from Page One)
Secretary Rusk plans midafternoon talks with Soviet envoy Dobrynin as protests rise after the test. He will depart Sunday for Allied consultations, including a NATO ministers meeting in Athens, with stops in London, Australia, and New Zealand. He aims to report to Britain, France, West Germany, and the United States on Berlin settlement differences.
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Russia
Bassy
Rusk
NATO
Athens
London
Australia
New Zealand
United States
Berlin
West Germany
Church To Open Loyal Campaign
Corry Assembly of God Sunday School launches its Loyalty Campaign beginning Sunday and running through June 10. Theme "Come" highlights loyalty in emphasized areas each Sunday. Rev LeRoy W Wiley says the local effort aligns with a nationwide Assemblies of God program. Current Sunday School enrollment is 130 with an attendance goal of 140.
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Corry
Board Appeals Pease Case in Millcreek Ruling
The Millcreek School Board appeals to county court to reverse the state ruling reinstating Pease as a teacher. A May 14 hearing before Judge Elmer L. Evans was set, with a stay on Pease’s return pending appeal. The eight page filing criticizes Dr. Boehm for not personally presiding over most of the Harrisburg hearing and lists 21 exceptions.
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Manchebs
Millereek School Board
George Pease
Pease
Millcreek
Elmer L. Evans
Charles Bothm
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Harrisburg
Boehm
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Neal V. Musmano
Public Instructon
Coal production up in Washington region for week ending April 21
The National Coal Association reports bituminous coal output rose to 4,630,000 tons for the week ended April 21, up from 3,696,000 tons a year earlier. The data reflect stronger activity in Washington and nearby mining areas.
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Washington
National Coal Association
Association
Missionaries From Africa To Be Guests At Sunday Church Service
The Cutting monthly evening service hosts Baptist missionaries Rev. and Mrs. Thompson from Africa this Sunday with Harold Thompson as speaker and Mrs. Thompson supplying special numbers. The public is invited at 7 p.m. Also noted are multiple local social visits and family events among residents through Easter week.
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Africa
Cutting
Harold Thompson
Walter DeShazer
Faith Marsh
Dixie Carter
John Stanbro
Clymer
Gail Alcorn
Grand Valley
Everett Reynolds
Pearl Bemis
Myron Wallace
Cornelius Beckerink
Wilbur Camp
Richard Smolk
Allen
George Gravis
Erie
Fred Wallace
Myra Cherry
Carl A. Marsh
Tonia
Pranklin
Shevley Albright
Frewsburg
Love Albright
Union City
David Albright
Clifford Alkens "Sr
Richard Warnshuts
Sherman
Live Harris
Mae McIntyre
Corry
Clyde Courtright
Walter DeShaver
Douglas
Kathy Bamon
Brenda Gravink
Philip Gravink
Leonard Blake
Buffalo
Helen Rouse
Audrey Rouse
Deborah Bemis
Arthur Wallace
Bill Crady
Ronald Rhodes
North Clymer
Bath
N.Y
John Hamilton
Sacgertown
Carl Marsh James Way
Mission Hills
Calif
Robert Humphrey
Salvadore Elis
Jamestown
Daniel Scott
Sibley Wright
Janice McCray
Fred Goodwill
Hulet
Clifford Aikens Sr
John Sheehan
Grass Fire Burns 70 Acres Near Corry Road
Fire crews responded to a grass fire on Corry-Clymer road near the Corry Water Supply Co. property. Engine 2 and Emergency 5 fought the blaze for 18 minutes before it's extinguished. Additional grass fire on Seneca Street was handled by Engine 3 and Emergency 5, returning to station by 7:40 p.m.
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Shady Avenue
Corry-Clymer Road
Corry Water Supply Co
Seneca Street
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Fish Monogram & Gift Shop
Murray Monograms
Liberty Street
Robert H. Fish
Chet
East Smith Street
Looie & Oodge
Looie Man
Corry Savings and Loan
Ronald Moore
Conneaut
Board
Raps
James Way
Minshan Fills
Cay
May Berni
Wilfred Wallace
Bred Wallace
Milam Wallace
Kimberly
Wu” Marton Nellis
Mulaty Thompson
Gerry, NY
Neil Thompson
Carl Marsh
Lee Hopkins
Lynn Hopsting
Corry Memorial Hospital
James Carpenter
Townville
Sibley Wriebt
Wile Sred Wallace
Davie Albright
Ginda
Beverley
Frewsbure
Toni Todd
Fashion
Momart
Dacron
Bennett
House of Fashion
A&p French Fries
Corry, PA
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Demeter
L-Yoay
Roberts Furniture and Appliance
Columbus
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