Spotting Spot Line O Ads at Corry Memorial Hospital
The News Today lists as of 7 AM daily admissions and arrivals including Mrs Jessie Mason of 18 Franklin Street and Mrs Lena Calvin of 217 Fairview Street. Names and addresses span Spartansburg Wattsburg Corry and nearby areas with residents Ish as well as families Coates and Minnick.
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Jessie Mason
Franklin Street
William Proper
R.D
Spartansburg
Clarissa Whitling
Wright Street
Harold Skinner
Columbus
Davis
Richard Huntley
South Center Street
Lena Calvin
Fairview Street
Patrick
Dale Coates
Stephanie Coates
Ricky Minnick
Snyder Circle
Otto Joy
Corry
Tech School to Offer Welding and Machine Operator Courses
The Erie County Technical School Adult Program will offer full time training in machine operator skills and welding starting September 8. Courses target unemployed or underemployed adults and out-of-school youth in several districts, funded by the County Office of Manpower Resources under CETA with no trainee costs. Interviews for welding and registration will be arranged by Mrs. Jean Shirley at the Erie County Technical School, with sessions running evenings and weekdays in late August 1975.
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Erie County Technical School
Corry
Fairview
Fort LeBoeuf
General MacLane
Girard
Harborcreek
Iroquois
Millcreek
North Hast
Northwestern
Union City
Wattsburg
the County Office of Manpower Resources
Rie County Technical School
Jean Shirley
Truman Triumphs In 1948 Election Upset
The piece traces Franklin D. Roosevelt era memories to the 1948 race where Harry S. Truman defied expectations. It notes polls doubting a Truman victory over Thomas Dewey, the dramatic election night turn, and Truman’s return to Washington after his win, with Associated Press photographer Byron Hollins documenting the journey.
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Truman
Thomas Dewey
Associated Press
Byron Rollins
Chicago Tribune
Harry Truman
Franklin Roosevelt
Ruman
Washington
St. Louis
Chicago ‘Tribune
Byron Hollins
Susan Ford comments on abortion views after 60 Minutes
In the AP interview, 18 year old Susan Ford, the president's daughter, supports discussing abortion openly. Mrs. Ford expresses concern about Susan's young age and possible future relationships while noting a normal view of her daughter as a young woman. Susan is mid-internship at the Topeka Capital Journal and watched her mother’s CBS interview at Cedar Crest.
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Topeka, Kan
Susan Ford
Betty Ford
Snda
Susan
Ford
Associated Press
CBS
60 Minutes
Mrs. Ford
Miss Ford
Topeka Capital Journal
Library
Cedar Crest
Topeka
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Steve Young Electronics
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