Tax Notices In Mail 1961 Assessment Reveals $71 600 Hike In Value
Cory property owners will receive notices after 1901 assessments showing a total city increase of 71 600 over last year. The notices arise from the triennial assessment ordered by City Council, with 30 days to file a statement of intent to appeal. Appeals hearings are planned to begin the first week in October. Miller says values reflect 75 percent of current sale value and explains appeal methods and registration requirements.
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Cory
William Muller
Couneil
Miller
Erie County
Corry
Corrintes
Erle
Two Youths Injured When Auto Crashes Near Corry
A 1955 auto leaving Donation road northwest of Corry wrapped around a utility pole injuring two teens. William Lord Jr. 16 of Elgin suffered severe head lacerations and hand injuries while Lawrence W. Aldrich Jr. 15 of Corry sustained bruises and contusions. Both were hospitalized. Aldrich to have X rays. Police cite excessive speed and loss of control during a football-practice trip. charges possible.
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Corry Area
Donation Road
Corry
William Lord Jr
Elgin
Lawrence W. Aldrich Jr
A. D
Lord
Corry Memorial Hospital
James Morgan
Aldrich
Morgan
Donation
Lord and Mércer
GOP Says Long Session Harmed Democrats in Congress
Senate Republicans led by Everett Dirksen claim the lengthy session damaged the Democrats by showing lack of unity. Senator Mansfield counters that the session hurt Congress overall, with the President possessing veto power and the GOP benefiting from Eisenhower’s resubmission of his legislative program. Vice President Nixon is viewed as gaining politically from the session.
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Kennedy
Sen
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Holley
Senate
Mansfield
Eisenhower
Dirkson
Richard M. Nixon
GOP
Ajax Grants Seven Cent Hour Pay Increase
Ajax Iron Works and Local 1748 of the International Association of Machinists announced a new two year wage contract effective September 1 with a wage reopener next year. The pact reportedly averages seven cents an hour for about 180 hourly employees and expands life insurance hospitalization and holiday vacation benefits including seven paid holidays. The agreement marks a break from the long standing cost of living clause.
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Ajax Iron Works
International Association of Machinists
Ajax
Tesms
General Motors
Corry Blood Drive Reaches 4156 Pints Across 39 Visits
Corry residents donated 86 pints yesterday as the Red Cross Bloodmobile visited the VFW Club. George Lawson earned a four gallon pin for his donation. Of 72 scheduled donors, 57 were successful and 5 rejected, totaling 91 donors for the day. The next Bloodmobile stop is October 24 at the VFW Clubrooms on West Washington Street.
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St. George
VFW
West Washington Street
Aid Fees Seek House Backing, May Cut Funds
Washington AP reports Congress seeks to justify additional foreign aid money while clashing over a minimum wage bill and a Latin America development program. Kennedy pledges to push the fight to the American people as the House and Senate struggle over funding and timing ahead of adjournment.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Senate
Congress
Latin America
Senate House
F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Sen- We
Industry Fund Surpasses 128000 Marks in Campaign Push
Rober Bracken, chairman of Corry’s industrial fund drive, announced gifts have pushed pledges beyond 128000 while promising a final wrapup in The Journal. The Corry Area Industrial Development Corp praises donors and notes support from local plants including Corry Foam Products, Fabrics Inc, and Ele County Plastics.
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Rober) Bracken
Priices
Bracken
Corry Area Industrial Development Corp
CATDC
vDringine
Corry Foam Products Co
Pirestone Tie and Rubber Co
the Fabrics, Inc
Ele County Plastics, Inc
Houston Presses Interposition To Delay School Integration
Houston School Board appeals to Gov. Price Daniel to interpose between the district and federal orders to integrate first grades when schools open September 7. Judges in New Orleans and Nashville push gradual integration as districts in Orleans Parish and Knoxville proceed with desegregation plans.
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Houston
Texas
Houston School Board
Ger
Price Daniel
Daniel
New Orleans
Louisiana
Gav
Jimmie Davis
Orleans Parish
U.S. Dist
J. Shelly Wright
Davis
Darlington
S.C
Nashville
Tenn
Knoxville
Sth
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Lumumba Wins Concession By Evacuation Of Belgian Troops
In Leopoldville Lumumba wins a concession as the United Nations withdraws the last Belgian combat troops from the Congo leaving only specialists at Kamina and near Leopoldville. Katanga Premier Tshombe demands control of Kamina and threatens to block runways if denied.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
Conference of Independent African States
Patrice Lumumba
United Nations
Lumumba
Dag Hammarskjold
U. N
the Congo
API
Kasai
Katanga
Kamina
Kitonia
Moise Tshombe
DWN
Elisabethville
Titusville Forge Workers Seek Restored Seniority in Suit
A Titusville case filed in Crawford County Equity Court names Struthers Wells Corp and Local 36 Iron Works union, alleging illegal May 1 1959 seniority changes harmed Forge Division employees and seeking restoration of seniority, back wages, vacation pay with interest, and damages. The suit cites 70 Forge employees as participants led by F J Cosmark John C Martin and Melvin D Patterson.
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Titusville
OR Forze Divison
Struthers Wells Corp
Tiusville
Plant Union
Afl-Cio
Equity Court
Crawford County
Meadville
Iron Works Division
Forge Division
Forze
Iron Works
Tron Works
Forge
F. J. Cosmark
John C
Martin
Melvin D. Patterson
Diamond
Struthers Wells
Local 636
Steelworkers Union
Russell J A. Graham
International District Union
The
Iron
Wee Hours Sortie Ends With Paddlings
At 3 a.m. Officer Alfred Aikens chased four boys at Steve's Texaco Station on North Center Street. He caught two, the other two were found nearby. The youths admitted using a machine to drink soda straight from bottles. Three received paddlings at their home, the fourth was sent to his woodshed as a warning.
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Alfred Aikens
Steve
Texaco
North Center Street
Aikens
Center Street
Alkens
Burglary Probe After Route 8 Drive-In Break-In
State Police investigate a Route 8 drive-in five miles south of Union City following a burglary at which a locker contain ing pennies was stolen from a cash box. The cash register and building door were damaged but no other details are clear. Mrs. Nicholas Lambros reported $3 missing. Investigators continue today.
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Corry
Union City
Nicholas Lambros
Lambros
Deluge Drenches New York Area Trapping Thousands in Rush Hour
A sudden summer storm drenched the New York metropolitan area turning evening rush hour into a nightlong nightmare. Flash floods flooded subways and streets from Connecticut to New Jersey, stranding about 100000 commuters and trapping 20000 subway riders in tunnels. At least two deaths were reported in Queens and Nassau fires damaged homes as outages affected 79000 North Shore customers.
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New York
New York Metropolitan Area
Connecticut
New Jersey
East River
Long Island
Westchester
Rockland
New York City
Manhattan
Lan
Hold Vital Meet To Avert Strike Of PRR Tonight
Negotiators make a last stab to prevent a strike that would shut down the Pennsylvania Railroad. More than 20,000 non operating employees planned to strike at one minute past midnight, with furloughs for remaining workers if the walkout lasted. Labor leaders claim slow progress on job classifications and outside repair issues.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Railroad
Transport Workers Union
New York
St. Lows
TWU
System Federation Union
Weare
Michael J. Quill
James M. Symes
PRE
Allen J. Greenough
Shay
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