Packard Plant Hit by Walkout
The CIO and United Auto Workers strike at Packard Plant halted work on the new L9RL car, delaying production and affecting about 000 workers. The walkout, begun at midnight, follows labor tensions and is described as the industry’s first major strike of the period.
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Ab Packard
Sultminhtie
CIO
Dt Wil Company
Mansel Pomplly
Packard Tee
Tims
Spas
Chrysler
Air Force Reservist honored by Corry Jamestown group
Genet USSE CHITK was called to active duty with the Air Force Reserve and honored by the Corry Jamestown Mig Cov. Mr. Clark received a wristwatch from the group in the private dining room of Hotel Corry as he prepares to depart for Langley Field on Sunday, Aug 19 196. The item lists numerous local residents visiting relatives, travel to Niagara Falls and Welland Canal, and mentions farm machinery dealer R. Beckwith of Corry.
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Usse Chitk
Cov
Hotel Corry Sud
She Hincheon
Do A. Hillsteam
Clark
Langley Field
Sud My
Dathstrand
Frederik
East Smith Stout
Bix Wood
Ontario
Donald Brigle
Janet
Gerald Thompson
Jack
Jean
Columbus
Niagara Fills
Welland Canal
Letchworth Parke
Hugh Mosher
Douglay Mosher
Wayne Street
Mosher
Albuqierquie
Clarence Davis
Erie
Glenn Davis
BRD
Davie
Pio Harriot Wise
For Bragg
N.C
Ben Wis
Eass Street
James Smedy
John Milabovich
Posta Jona
Kayil
Gynthia
New Caste
Milana
Arthur Cohen
Rhoia Lynne
North Center Street
Hame
Pilisbusey
BLM
Bonita J. Thompson
New York City
R Thompson
Miss Thompson
American Air Lines
C.K Mebeun
Mengavente
Martha
Joanne Lamb
Chautauqua
Carol Coclsraty
East Freelevicke Street
Buyanti- Stmiton
A.V. Cochran
Dlequette Gapwell
West Columbus Avenue
Beverly Stine
Fox. Raymond
Marjorie Peck
East Smith Steel
Sagioay
Miph
Raymond
Sionney Goldstein
Harvert Hammond
Frank Farmovi
New Holland Farm Machinery
Beckwith
North Center St
Corry
Kiwanis Club Plans Dinner and Charity Drive
The Kiwanis Club met at the Phoenix Hotel for a delicious weekly dinner and a business session. The group announced events including a softball game at Lovelarut Field and a fundraiser to support the Community Memorial Hospital.
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Kiwanis Club
Phoenix Hotel
Bre
Stahl Develpy
Lovelarut Field
Weuness
Kiwanis Lab
Sreceees
Comny
David Liyuyeston
Saburday
Tewis
Cambridge Springs
Ierk
Clarence Wally
Paul Pavko
Grange Program Presented by Youngsville and Columbus Units
Members from Youngsville Grange opened the meeting with local officers and a Wiener toast planned for August 2000. Columbus officers led the fire routine while 28 attendees from Youngsville and others from Akeley Clymer and Columbus joined in a night of music readings and refreshments.
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Grange
Columbus Grange
Severn Vicinity
Gola Haller
Youngsville Gringe
Youngsville
Columbus
Newling
Paul Teleket Grove
George Savko
Paul Suchar
Youngsville Grange
Chest
Akeley
Clymer
Mrs Walter Pier Hosts N B Club Meeting at Marion
Mrs Walter Pier of Marion entertained the N B Club with ten members and two guests Mrs Hen Hicks and Mrs Carlyle Fitch present. Prizes for phigas were won by Mrs Nellie Albudeb and Mrs George Wood. Refreshments included pits and waters cake and coffee. Next meeting will be a picnic supper in Mead Park on August BatH.
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Walter Pier
N. B. Club
Marioneet
N. B Club
Hen Hicks
Carlyle Fitch
Nellie Albudeb
George Wood
Pier
Mead Park
Auat Bath
AA Picnic At Spring Creek Draws Fifty Many Guests
About 50 persons members of the local Alcoholics Anonymous chapter with wives and guests enjoyed the annual picnic at Amy cottage on Spring Creek. An afternoon of a bountiful dinner featured cards horseshoes and other entertainment with guests from nearby communities.
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Spring Creek
Alcoholics Anonymous
Amy Cottage
Chesen
Miss Mary Ellen Bell Hosts Saturday Party at Home
East South shest hostess Miss Mary Ellen Bell entertained friends at her residence on Saturday afternoon. Guests enjoyed dainty sandwiches wine and mikes with light beverages as they visited. The gathering provided a social hour for all attendees.
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Mary Ellen Bell
East South
Shest
Old First Night Marks Chautauqua 77th Anniversary
The Old First Night program tonight celebrates Chautauqua's 77th anniversary with skits speeches and music. Master of ceremonies Ralph McCallister leads a lineup including William Bailey Dr Lynn Hurdla Hough Samuel M Huylett and performances by Chautauqua Opera Association members and the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra.
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Towss Miller
I Itamufacturer
John Willowut
Wew Joray
Chautau- Ama
Birthday Party At Haenel Home
A birthday party was held at the home of Mrs C F Haenel of Mead Avenue for her guests. Attendees celebrated with pink and blue decorations, a birthday cake, and a luncheon style reception.
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Haenel
C.F
Mead Avenue
Mixer Family Reunion at Mead Park Held August 19
The annual Mixer family reunion occurred at Mead Park on Sunday August 19 with a 1 PM picnic dinner for relatives. Donald Gates led the business meeting as officers for 1951 were elected: Edgar Miller president, Sam Suillz vice president, Mrs. Jack Walsh secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Donald Gates, Mrs. Trene Wood, and May Gente Miller as table committee. The plan for the second Sunday at Mead Park was announced.
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Mead Park
Beni Weet
Donald Gates
Edgar Miller
Sam Suillz
Jack Walsh
Donald Gites
Trene Wood
Rydetown
May
Gente Miler
Tal
Sujiay
Angus Aly Mead Park
Wright Thompson Family Reunion Held at Mead Park
The Wright Thompson clan gathered for their first reunion at Mead Park on Sunday August 13. Attendees included Leleers and Zamites with Mesite Wright and Jimesinwii providing history. Planning minutes note a repeat reunion in a year with location and relatives from Akron Canon Jamestown and other towns attending.
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Wright-Thompson
Wright Thompson
Mead Parl
Seyi Donte
Leleers Wee Pend
Fay Wah
Avinah Iai
Corryite Entertained For House Guest
Walter and Peake entertained several friends for dinner last evening at the home of Robert Detiwall in the village. The gathering included Mrs Roker and Mr Hore with others attending.
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Corryite
Walter & Peake Af
Robert Detiwall
Roker
Gal- Hore
Police Chief Hopkins Suspended in McKeesport Feud
In McKeesport Pennsylvania on August 15 a police chief named Hopkins was suspended amid a dispute with Mayor Charins Feintenic over duty and alleged misconduct. The pair have a history of feuding and conflicting statements, with unclear details circulating about the suspension.
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Mckeesport
Joseph Hopkins
Charins
Hopkin
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