Moose Picnic and Club Notices Bring Members Together
Spot listings announce a Wood land Retreat Moose picnic for members on Sunday August Std from 12 to 6 p.m. at Columbus Pa with baked coffee cake and three fillings for 49 cents while supplies last. Elks urge ticket purchase before Monday August 6 to avoid postponement. Tony's Tavern reopens August 13 after a Monday closure. Corry Central Labor Club hosts a Saturday dance 10 to 2 for members and guests.
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Woodland Retreat
Columbus
Connie's
Corry Central Labor Club
Happy Gang
Danny Thomas entertains 40000 Boy Scouts at Jamboree
At Moraine State Park Pennsylvania, about 40000 scouts filled a hillside arena for Danny Thomas. The 1973 National Scout Jamboree East opened amid tents and camp life. Thomas urged vigilance and pride in American democracy while scouts photographed the show and prepared for long hikes back to camps.
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Moraine State Park
Danny ‘Thomas
Danny Thomas
John Zold
Bethel Park
Bruce Beyer
John
Richard Kerr
Canisteo, N
Kerr
Donald Soefker
Winston-Salem
N.C
Soefker
Knoxville
America
Bensink and Fisk Families Welcome Newborns
A son was born early this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs David Bensink of R D 4 Corry. The mother is former Charlene Carson. A daughter was born Wednesday at Linton City Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Fisk of Union City. The mother is formerly Lucinda Rex rode.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
David Bensink
R.D. 4. Corry
Linton City Memorial Hospital
Kenneth Fisk
Union City
Fisk
Lucinda Rexrode
Liquor Store Strike Costs $1.5 Million in State Losses
Harrisburg AP reports a nine day liquor store clerks strike last month cost the state 1.5 million dollars in lost sales. The Liquor Control Board says sales would have reached 5.2 million with 294,340 from the sales tax 748,321 from the emergency tax and 465,049 in profits. The strike began July 15 and ended August 1. Rosanna Johnson 19 of Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. is noted as the only female telephone one man in Iowa.
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Harrisburg
Liquor Control Board
Des Moines
Iowa
Rosanna Johnson
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Towa
Erie Meat Plant Closes Amid Beef Shortage Losses
The Gartner and Harf Co unit in Erie Pennsylvania, once among the state's largest meat packers, halted operations after dwindling beef supplies and financial losses. About 45 workers lost jobs as the plant ceased processing roughly 500000 pounds weekly and 150 steers daily. customers faced beef shortages in Erie County supermarkets next week.
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One
Gartner and Harf' Co
Erie County
Erie Vote Audit Planned By GOP Following Tullio Campaign
The Erie County Republican Party posted 500 dollars bond for an audit of Mayor Louis Tullio's Mayor's Club fund-raising, which raised 44 000 dollars for his spring primary run. Judge Lindley McClelland ordered the audit and the GOP also covers audit expenses. Democrats say they will likely post 1 000 dollars bond for audits of Sheriff Andrew Hanisek and Recorder Robert Dailey, to be conducted by Deputy Court Administrator Arthur Kuntz. Judge McClelland refused to release individual contributor names from the campaigns.
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Erie
Erie County
Republican Party
Louis Tullio
Mayor’s Club
Tullio
Lindley McClelland
Richard Chase
Gene Karnes
McClelland
Andrew Hanisek
Recorder of Deeds
Robert Dailey
Robert Hain
Hanisek
Dailey
Arthur Kuntz
Irvis Sees First Black Governor Within 25 Years
State Rep. K Leroy Irvis Democratic whip predicts Pennsylvania may elect its first black governor within 25 years He may run himself in 1974 if Gov Milton J Shapp does not seek another term He doubts Shapp will skip reelection and says he lacks funds to mount a bid He also predicts Shapp would beat Frank Rizzo if Rizzo challenged him and would not back Rizzo Irvis believes the milestone could arrive well before 2000
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Pittsburgh
K. Leroy Irvis
Pennsylvania House
Irvis
Milton J. Shapp
Shapp
Frank Rizzo
Philadelphia
Rizzo
Pennsylvania
Weicker Reveals Army Spying on McGovern Backers
Senate sources say Lowell Weicker turned over evidence from a West Germany trip showing U S Army intelligence spied on McGovern supporters and American civilians. The probe names Concerned Americans in Berlin and notes broader surveillance tied to German contacts. West Germany reports its government has bugged private citizens but finds no illegal Army taps.
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Washington
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
Senate Committees
U.S. Army
West Germany
George McGovern
Senate
Weicker
Berlin
Connecticut
Watergate Committee
Senate Armed Services Committee
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Watergate Panel
U.S. Armed Forces
Casey Threatens PSA To Repay Pa
Harrisburg Auditor General Robert Casey warns Pennsylvania State University to repay 271000 dollars plus interest for funds deemed in excess of Continuing Education and Extension Service costs. He says legal action will follow if repayment is not made, while Oswald defends the spending as legitimate. Built Own Copter Port.
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Harrisburg
Robert Casey
Pennsylvania State University
Casey
John Oswald
Oswald
Shapp
ADA Hopes To Keep Delegate Guidelines
Washington AP report outlines two step ADA plan to block revisions of the 1972 delegate selection rules. ADA leaders seek to keep the guidelines and apply them to all state and local committees while accusing past reformers of indifference to party openness. They argue the core issue is how “reasonable representation” for women, youth and minorities is defined and oppose a quota system. The group urges Mikulski’s commission to remain through 1976 to assist state parties.
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Washington
Americans For Democratic Action
Robert 8. Strauss
George McGovern
Donald Fraser
D-Minn
Ada
Fraser
McGovern
Joseph L. Rauh
Anne Wexler
Connecticut
Rauh
Reform Commission
Baltimore
Barbara Mikulski
Mikulski Commission
Corry Hospital Admits and Discharges Noted Names
Corry Memorial Hospital reports admissions and discharges including James Williams Edinboro Mrs Earl Cherry Corry, David Herrick 594 Shady Ave Melanie daughter of Ervin Goodwill R D 3 Corry and others. Discharges include Michael son of David Carter Bear Lake James Pless son of James R Pless Lynn Morton son of Paul E Morton 624 West Washington Street Paul Morton 524 West Washington Street plus Fred E Lindstrom and Larry Magoon. The column also notes outstanding U.S. savings bonds totaling over 56 billion dollars with Treasury officials predicting 125 million new bonds this year issued mainly by 14 000 commercial banks.
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James Williams
Edinboro
Earl Cherry
Corry
David Herrick
Shady Avenue
Melanie
Ervin Goodwill
R.D
David Bensink
F.D
James Upton
Spring Creek
Michael
David Carter
Bear Lake
Robert Jaquith
James
James R. Pless
Eric
Lynn
Paul E. Morton
West Washington Street
Paul
Fred E. Lindstrom
Larry Magoon
Marion Street
Washington
U.S
Treasury
Corry Evening Journal details and contact data
The Corry Evening Journal masthead lists staff including publisher George R. Sample managing editor William Eaton and pressroom foreman John McLaughlin. It notes Associated Press content and offers mail and carrier subscription options with annual and weekly rates.
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Corry
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