Local Line-O-Ad Bundle With Yard Sale Notes
A garbled local advertisement list details Line-O-Ad rates at 34 cents a line and noon deadline, plus various classifieds: Sally Wallace bridal services in James town New York with phone, a Route 6 yard sale by Robert Clark, Cliff Carroll’s Bar on tap beer, Zalzneck’s Family Shoe Store Back-To-School items, Townsman by Rich ard’s back-to-school wear, Corry Moose Club dance and music donation, Sciota Village housing notes, sweet corn price, Johnny Cash music event at Sunset Drive-In Waterford, and a Boys and Girls yard sale on Route 426 near Baker Hill.
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Sally Wallace
Jamestown
N.Y
Edio Wordh
Robert Clark
Zalzneck
Richard’s
Corry
the Driftwoods
Hammond
Columbus
Johnny Cash
Nashville
Sunset Drive-In
Waterford
Do-It-Yourself Bomb School Demonstration At Vandenberg
A Treasury demonstration at a law enforcement seminar at Vandenberg Air Force Base California shows how a bomb can be built cheaply. An explosion shattered a car using just 3 dollars worth of readily bought materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandenberg Air Force Base
California
Treasury Department
Thrya Thomson proposes orange yellow wall stripes plan
Cheyenne Wyoming Secretary of State Thrya Thomson asked staff to paint Capitol walls in three foot wide orange and yellow horizontal stripes. Skepticism gave way after a trial on a back wall. She says the design is inexpensive and brightens rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Thrya Thomson
Capitol
Union City Memorial Hospital Admits and Discharges List
Union City Memorial Hospital reports admissions including Bert McGahen of 120 South Main, Mrs. George Ledger of 5 South Street, Mrs. Hazel Knauff of R D 3 Union City, Mrs. James Bickerstaff of R D 1 Union City, Mrs. Ralph Hamilton of R D 4 Union, and Mrs. Kenneth Fisk of R D 3 Union City. Discharges include Mrs. Charles Mosher of R D 3 Corry and Mare Duane Van Epps of R D 2 Union. Ambulance unit listed as 48-3231.
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Bert McGahen
South Main Street
George Ledger
South Street
Hazel Knauff
R.D
Union City
James Bickerstaff
Ralph Hamilton
Kenneth Fisk
Charles Mosher
Corry
Mare
Freeze Shifts U.S. Attention To Home Issues
Pittsburgh AP Nixon wage and price freeze signals shift in national focus away from foreign policy. Iron Age supports the plan as a mixed bag for metalworking, noting delays in price hikes and wage increases, while praising a 10 percent import surtax and questioning the freeze’s longer-term impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Pittsburgh
Nixon
Iron Age Magazine
Iron Age
Unregistered Uninsured Car Led to Fines in Jamestown
In Jamestown city court a Cuba New York woman and a Sugar Grove man faced five traffic charges after an accident scene investigation. Richard A. Pierce 35 was fined 50 for leaving the scene 25 for resisting arrest 50 for driving with revoked license 25 for operating an unregistered vehicle and 100 for uninsured operation. Dorothy L. McCullough 28 was fined 100 for allowing uninsured operation 25 for permitting unlicensed operation and 25 for displaying plates to another vehicle. Police said the accident involved vehicles owned by Helen J. Seeley and Reynolds Carlson. Pierce allegedly fled the scene and was later involved in a scuffle with officers. Backing McGovern, New York: Bronx Borough President Robert Abrams endorsed Senator George McGovern for the 1972 Democratic nomination.
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Jamestown
N.Y
Sugar Grove
Cuba
Richard A. Pierce
Dorothy L. McCullough
Helen J. Seeley
R.D. 2
Reynolds Carlson
Dorothy McCullough
Pierce
McGovern
New York
Bronx
Robert Abrams
Sen
George McGovern
Corry Evening Journal Publication Details
The Corry Evening Journal of Corry Pennsylvania lists staff including George R. Sample as Publisher William Eaton as General Manager and Joan McLaughlin as Pressroom Foreman The paper notes AP exclusive use rights for local news and dispatches and outlines mailing rates and advertising deadlines.
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Corry
George R. Sample
William Eaton
Joan McLaughlin
Associated Press
Pittsburgh Papers Printers Meet to End 102-Day Strike
Pittsburgh Press Co and its printers union scheduled another federally mediated session to end the 102 day city newspaper strike. The White House urged negotiation during Nixon's price and wage freeze but union officials asked for more time to assess issues. The strike began May 14, halting the Evening Press and Morning Post-Gazette. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Tom Vogler of 119% Maple Ave Corry Memorial Hospital yesterday. Patricia Huntington Vogler is the mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Press Co
White House
Nixon
International ‘Typographical Union Local
Tom Vogler
Maple Avenue
Corry Memorial Hospital
Vogler
Patricia Huntington
Evening Press
Morning Post- Gazette
Kresge Foundation Grants Fort Worth College Building
A $200,000 grant from The Kresge Foundation of Detroit is authorized for Texas Christian University to support a health and physical education building under construction. The fund honors the late Sebastian S. Kresge and aids construction and capital equipment at colleges and related institutions. The notice lists names and addresses of individuals connected to the article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kresge
Fort Worth
Texas Christian University
Kresge Foundation of
Detroit
Sebastian 5. Kresge
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Cliff Carroll
Deer Head
Sciota
Baker Hill
Lowery
Lee
King Features Syndicate. Inc
Union City Memorial Hospital
Union City Hospital
Union City Ambulance
Evil Tobacco CO
America
Eagle Rock
Dick van Dyke
Mrs. Pollifax
Helen
Debbie Reynolds
Shelley Winters
United Artists Color
Burt Lancaster
Valder Is
News Today
Gene Graft
Margaret Roche
Francis Hanlin
Wright Street
Roy Fields
Wayne Street
Webb McCray
Union Street
Erie
Irving Legters
Clymer
Barbara Bogert
Alton Miller
Bargain Road
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