New Hope for Farm Relief Seen Amid Political Debate
In a widening exchange after President Eisenhower vetoed the farm bill Senator Lyndon B. Johnson argues for relief, citing surpluses and price supports as factors. Johnson claims surpluses have risen under Eisenhower, while prices for cattle and hogs have fallen. He urges a plan to start supports at zero for five basic crops to aid farmers and consumers. The outlook suggests cross party agreement may yield a workable compromise this session. American Beauty recalls the Gibson girl era with Irene and Nancy Langhorne. the piece notes Lady Astor as the first woman elected to Parliament and comments on the icon’s enduring elegance.
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Corry Journal
West -South Street
Corry
Corey Evening Journal
Associated Press
Republica-Ion
AP News
NEW Hope
Eisenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Senate
Président
Charles Dana Gibson
Langhorne
Nancy Langhorne
Lady Astor
Irene
Guy Ninetees
Plans for East Washington grounds recreation center
Yesterday's Memories of Corry recalls 1086 plans by the local NYA unit to develop East Washington street grounds into a recreational center for children and adults with baseball and mushball fields and swings. Also notes death of Melissa Chase at age 89, health code inspections, police fingerprint training, barn fire near Beaverdam, Corry police uniform update, and Walter Scholl’s death aboard Queen Mary.
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East Washington Street
National Youth Administration
Voice of the Pang Dtueyue Man Killed In Car
A 23 year old Titusville man Robert Eugene Kirkpatrick died when his car crashed into a concrete bridge abutment on Route 27 near Titusville. His 17 year old female passenger Gladys M. McCauley survived with serious injuries and was removed to Titusville Hospital. The crash occurred about 1 05 am Sunday as the sedan failed to negotiate a legislative route, overturned, and ejecting the girl down a 10 foot embankment. Local fishermen and motorist Gerry Bunce provided aid at the scene.
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Situsville
Here
Robert Eugene Kirkpatrick
Titusvilts
Gladys M. McCauley
Centerville
Titusville Hospital
Route
Enterprise
Titusville
Warren
Iuairdaj
Ito Pine
Giry Bunce
Tidbute
Blood Flown To Sick Woman At Bradford
Lifesaving fibrinogen and nine pints of blood were rushed from Buffalo to aid Mrs Collette McKnight in Bradford. Four units were flown aboard Flight 457 after noon from Municipal Airport in Buffalo as doctors race to control abdominal hemorrhages at General Hospital. Donors contributed to a total of 35 transfusions, with scarcity noted on a Sunday in spring. Robert J Finch, 71, public relations director for the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues, died yesterday in Columbus Ohio.
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Saadford
Allegheny Airlines
Municipal
Buffalo
Bradford
Collette McKnight
General Hospital
Red Cross Blood Bank
Columbus
Ohio
Robert J. Finch
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Local resident dies after creek rescue in Warren County
Authorities report Kirkpatrick died from a broken neck and chest injuries after being rescued from a creek and rushed to the hospital. Warren County Coroner Ed ward Lowrey issued the death certificate. The fragment ends with a safety slogan attributed to E F Bettos.
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Kirkpatrick
Warren County
Edward Lowrey
E. F. Bettos
Stenger to Speak at Corry Area High School Next Wednesday
MCA World Service representative Robert W. Stenger will address Corry Area High School students next Wednesday. Born in India to a medical missionary and having spent 12 years there, he returned in 1950 and has since served as area secretary traveling North India. He has worked since 1935 and led Walakea Community Settlement in Hawaii in 1941, joining the International Committee staff in 1949.
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Robert W. Stenger
MCA World Service
Corry
Corry Area
Stenger
India
Hawaii
Walakea
International Committee
Early Settler Held In Servitude Continuation
The document lists conditions binding an apprentice named Harvey to his master, forbidding unlawful gaming and tavern visits, and detailing duties and restrictions. It notes that the uncle, Robert Hillier, paid 40 pounds to Hopkins to teach Harvey plumbing, glazing, and painting and to provide adequate meat, drink, and lodging. The language reflects 18th or 19th century apprenticeship practices and legal constraints on servitude.
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Robert Hillier
Hopkins
Harvey
Corry Apprentice Harvey and Family Ties Remain Strong
The text notes an apprentice bound for one shilling weekly during the final year, then Harvey emigrating to America where he died as a youth in 1090. He was among Corry’s first settlers and pursued painting. Descendants include Ellis and Frank Harvey, Mrs Anibel Heerlein, Mrs Alton Crosval, in Corry, Leon and Raleigh VanTassel in Corry, Karl VanTassel in Erie, and Carlyle Harvey in Toteda.
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Harvey
America
Ellis
Frank Harvey
Anibel Heerlein
Alton Crosval
Corry
Leon
Raleigh VanTassel
Karl VanTassel
Erie
Carlyle Harvey
Toteda
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Melissa Chase
Cora Anderson
West Pleasant Street
Ross Mead
Pittsburgh
Federal Department of Justice
Will Akam
Charles Follett
Beaverdam
Glen Miller
John D. Flunyan
New York
Walter £. Scholl
Cincinnati
Europe
Pang Dtueyue
Trena
Cory Chamber of Commerce
Coot
Whitme
Goodby
Santa Claus
McFadden
Shady Ave
THE
Riviera
de Soto
DeSoto
Borstorff & Fitch
First Avenue
Leed
Corry's Smart Women’s Shop
Dodd
ThuftiCheck
Latte
Dairy Queen
Sitae National Daley Quien Develormrht CO. Airy Queen
Columbus Avenue
Leoul CO
South Center St
Home of Good Sears
Eri
Oml Bi
AL Whit
Reed
Mr Siar
Irs
Gun Hough
Wwede
Mieh
Feo Ptt Rey
Vom
Iano
Ini
Eari
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