Recreation A Most Social Change For Corry
The piece argues social and economic shifts demand broader recreation planning in Corry. It highlights Mead Park's Duet asset, unpolluted Hare Creek, the growing municipal golf course, and potential joint city county development. It envisions expanding lands along Hare Creek for fishing trails camping and a Columbus Dam project to boost regional recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nothh
Corry
Hare Creek
Mead Park
Columbus Dam
Greek politics shock Pat Brown faced with riots and backlash
Drew Pearson reports on California Governor Pat Brown amid Greek royalist tensions during a trip, noting his stand for desegregation, the Prop 14 controversy, and the Watts riots. The piece contrasts Brown and Lyndon Johnson’s civil rights efforts with white backlashes and urges Negro leaders to heal divisions and pursue understanding to advance equality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Brown
Lyndon Johnson
White House
Senate
Brown
Pierre Salinger
Watts
Dick Gregory
Massachusetts
Mississippi
Alabama
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Formal surrender of Japan nears as MacArthur predicts end
In Manila General MacArthur says surrender will be signed within 10 days barring weather delays, with Hirohito delegates sent home and occupation plans outlined. Harrisburg reports workers facing postwar cutbacks and banks barred from disclosing bond redemption figures amid notes on wartime economy. A church wedding in the area unites Donna Bertram and Howard Rehnberg as Miss Parsons sings and Miss Whiteley plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Japan
Douglas MacArthur
Hirohito
C. F. Hildebrand
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Donna Bertram
M. D. Bertram
East Main Street
Howard E. Rehnberg
Springfield
Ohio
A. E. Rehnberg
East South Street
Gene Parsons
Louise Whiteley
Fire scare at Corry Box and Lumber Co mill averted
A late night fire at the Corry Box and Lumber Co plant on West Main Street was contained by night patrolmen Spencer and Ruppersburger before it could cause major damage. The report notes a completed sale of property on North Center Street, previously housing R Morick’s shop destroyed by fire, to Dr. C. B. Kibler of Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Box and Lumber Co
West Main Street
Spencer and Ruppersburger
2. L. Alexander
North Center Street
R. Morick
C. B
Salary Board Opposes Shorter Hours and Saturday Closings
The Erie County Salary Board rejects out of courthouse hours, a $100 raise adjustment, and Saturday courthouse closings. Commissioners show reluctance to formalize changes at weekly meetings, with support to enforce the current hours and week structure. Commissioner Hill asserts enforcement will stand. Commissioner Liamerton backs a 35 hour week and Saturday closure only if adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
William O. Hill Jr
An& A
Fred W. Liamberton
Corry Evening Journal Admits Wide Circulation Details
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff and management including publisher George Ri Sampl and general manager William Raion. Advertising manager Sohn Mebivahtin and personnel Bergman are named along with offices in Chicago and Philadelphia. It notes republication rights and pricing by mail and carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wid Siti
Sieosig
Caer Ln Ae Cinty Beenie Inwaal
George Ri Sampl
Willian Raion
Die Euiiue
Flagkentein
Manaus
Sohn Mebivahtin
Fanon
Bergman
Produevon Stanal Ng
Rupresentativ Ice
Bottin L, Inc
National Wavertiving Representatve
Bottineluiaumball, Inc
Fifth Avene
News van
Antisemitism and humor in modern culture
Jim Bishop laments how race and class hatred persist behind a culture of education and laughter. He cites US and German examples, notes taboo jokes breed curiosity, and argues forgiveness and dialogue are needed to curb bigotry while acknowledging the stubborn presence of anti Jewish sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Sambo
Izzy
Sr Juan
Germany
Israel
Innebb
America
U S Mediator Pushes Steel Contract Settlement
U S mediator William E Simkin leads behind the scenes talks to avert a nationwide steel strike. He met with R Conrad Cooper and I W Abel as wage demands loom over 10 basic steel companies. Simkin, head of the Mediation and Conciliation Service, remains confident a strike can be avoided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ptitsburgh
William E. Simkin
Simkin
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
United Steelworkers Union
Pittsburgh
R. Conrad Cooper
I. W. Abel
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Harrisburg
Warren
New York
Tracy
Hal Boyle
Rudyard Kipling
Drew Pearson
Washington
Hal Brown
Vally
California
Athens
Yeelvetton
AMEPA
Gry
Andreas Papandreou
University of California
Aegean
Jess
London
Berlin
Los Angeles
Lady Dottie
Chicago
Mass
Texas
Greece
Sacramento
Congress
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Carry
Pennsylvania
W. M. Sandburg
Findley Lake
F. C. Bogart
Arlene Bogart
Howard
Ty) Crandall
Scranton
Williamsport
the Corry Evening Journal
Tarritorye Po
Geadinn
West 94Th SE
Jim Bishop
Vin Ny
New Yorke
Adolf Hitler
Prine
Hitler
Hanryans
Famies
Adenauer
Erhard
U. S
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