New Role For Schools Urged By State Official
In Our Opinion Dr Neal Musmanno deputy superintendent of public instruction says school buildings must move beyond traditional uses. He envisions after hours use for social civic and educational needs and notes slow adoption by communities. Greater adult education and post high school activities should be supported by accessible facilities.
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Corty
Ted Treat
Union City
Washington
Union City Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
J. Guy Butters
Roger Moyer
George Ne
Occupation of Japan to begin Sunday amid appeals for calm
In Manila the Allied occupation of Japan was announced to start Sunday with a joint communique urging Japanese citizens to remain calm and continue business. Cancellations of war orders hit Corry industries with furloughs at Corry Jamestown Mfg. Corp. and a heavy workload through Monday. No-Bar Riding Club hosted its third annual Horse Frolic and team pulling contest drawing 3 000 spectators. Lodgy said Monday saw busy unemployment filings but not widespread rush. Corry High School hired Bob Lytle as new football coach. 36 candidates attended the first practice at Loveland Field, aiming for over 50 by season start.
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Japan
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Corry Industries
Corry Jamestown
Corry High School
Bob Lytle
Loveland Field
Bub
Lawrence Park
Corry
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Erie-Lackawanna Railroad
Cambridge Springs
Jamestown
Gene Rhodaback
Citizens
Corry Journal masthead and printer details
The Corry Journal listing shows publisher George Mt. Seranie and staff roles including William Raton as General Manager and Atlan Hinbrouck as City Editor. Advertising details mention John eels yctn and JOTTINELLI-KIMBALL as the advertising representative. The piece references Associated Press and classic newspaper masthead elements with publication and postage notes.
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Corry Evening Journal
George Mt. Seranie
William Raton
Atlan Hinbrouck
John Eels Yctn
Pera Eo Fant
Ty Berguon
Kimmager
Four Decades Ago Local News Briefs August 21 1925
The paper reports Fred Haenel six suffers a broken leg after a fall from a wagon on West Main Street. St Edward's parochial school to be blessed at a Sunday ceremony led by Rev A L McBride. A formal dancing party at Meadowbrook farm honors guests from Texas Florida Tarentum and Chicago. Polling place for the Fourth Ward moves from Rex Garage to Dodge Garage announced by Registrar Will Binéts.
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West Pleasant Street
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Thane Spoon
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A. L. McBride
St. Ann's Church of
Erie
Bernice
Roberta Gillette
Meadowbrook Farm
Weaver
Texas
Fitch
Florid
George Boyd
Tarentum
Winger Jesser
Chicago
Eppalns
Rex
West South Street
Dodge
First Avenue
Aday
Remstrar
Small town youth and city pressure in Paul Harvey essay
Paul Harvey muses on small town and big city youth from Chicago, contrasting a carefree small town upbringing with restless city life. He notes beauty, privacy shells, and the lure of city allure while urging appreciation of home values and the downscale charm of small town life.
What Is The Law What Is The Law a
A reader asks about legal concepts of marriage and divorce, noting that a spouse leaves but neither party pursues formal divorces. The query questions how law treats separation, marital status, and termination of a marriage when formal divorce is not pursued.
Drew Pearson Reports Sears Picket At Freshmen Dinner
Washington debate features Retail Clerks led by James Suffridge heckling a Sears hosted event for 89th Congress freshmen at City Tavern Georgetown. George Koch keeps pitch away. Stapp parades district tabulations mocking Elby Jay while Elby Jay proclaims a Great Society and questions politics amid a string of political and economic mentions.
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Bath Club
Sears
Washington
George Koch
Area sports backers defend state game chief amid political push
In Corry area notes, supporters rally behind the veteran head of the State Game Commission, contending he has done a fine job while local sportsmen oppose a Pittsburgh contender. The column also covers local incidents from highway safety, curfew fines debates, bat banding by a farmer, timber harvest rankings, and collegiate dean’s list honors at Westminster College.
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Union City
Ditrict Game Protector
del Castle
Area Farm Game Project
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Fish and Wildlife Service
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Middle Atlantic Forest
Robert Miller
Charles D. Miller
Westminister College
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Miller
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Pal Wotus
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Kinzua Dam
Debates Begin Lincoln Douglas Ottawa 1858 Landmark
Historical note marks the 1858 Lincoln Douglas debates opening in Ottawa Illinois where Douglas won the series but Lincoln rose as a national figure and future president. The column also recalls other 19th and 20th century milestones and a legal question about a wife's share in her husband’s estate after separation.
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London
Virginia
Charles
Gabby) Street
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Requisition Amends wording to remove sex bias
Quincy city personnel director Kenneth Gardner says state officials rejected a requisition for a watchman and an electrician because it specified male. The form will be rewritten to request positions for watchman and electrician male or female to avoid discrimination.
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Kenneth Gardner
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