County Vets Get Added Windfall for GI Insurance Dividends
Special to The Journal reports Windfall County veterans in Erie County will share about $498,200 from a $37 million regular dividend plus a $90 million extra, part of a national $227 million GI Insurance payout. Checks began January with remaining in February.
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New York
Journal
Erie County
White House
United States
U.S
Kennedy
Veterans Administration
Rites Held For Miss S Shields at St Philomena’s Church
A solemn Mass at St Philomena's Catholic Church Cleveland honored Miss Sarah A Shields with Monsignor O'Donnell Rev Friel and Rev Hale presiding. The body was later moved to Corry for mausoleum interment at St Elizabeth's Cemetery. A rosary was held Sunday at Flynn-Froelk Funeral Home with St Philomena Guild members in attendance.
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St. Philomena
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip Foiled by Weather
In Vancouver the Queen and Prince Philip endured a long flight with only hours of sleep. Weather forced a flight turnbacks and mechanical issues delayed their Fiji tour start, prompting a forced overnight stay as Vancouver hotel staff hastily readied a conference suite for the royal couple.
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Vancouver
H.C (Ap
Queen Elizabeth 1
Prince Philip
South Pacific
Fiji
Australia
New Zealand
British Overseas Airways Corp
Richard Colville
London
B.C
British Overseas Airways
Thomas Nisbet
Edmonton
Alta
Mechanica
Queen
Philip
Honolulu
Pacific Ocean
Percy
Bac
Wheeler Air Force Base
BOAC
England
Pete Heerlein retires after 95 years with Corry spring plant
J H Pete Heerlein longtime Raymond division factory manager of Associated Spring retires today after 95 years with the local spring maker. A Natrona Pa native he came to Corry in 1902 and worked his way from student to plant leader.
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J. H
Pete” Heerlein
Raymond
Associated Spring
Spring
Lem
Natrona
Heerlein
Corry
University of Akron
Akron U
Florence Harvey
Heerleins
Florida
Joseph Pitcavage
Positon
Service Held For John Atwood
Service for John Atwood was conducted yesterday at 1:30 pm at Bracken Funeral Home, with Rev. Harry Bauer of Bear Lake Evangelical United Brethren Church officiating. Burial followed at Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers were Ralph Barrett, Robert Earle Brows, Warren Ross, Kenneth Spellhouse Jr, and Ernest Blythe, among local attendees from Bear Lake and several others from nearby towns.
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Nur Vorine
Atwood
Bracken
Harry Bauer
Bear Lake
Herbert Davis
Ashville
N. Yeth Shellhouse Jr
Ae Shellhouse
Pittsfield
Pangborn
Libert Lacock
Charles Tubbs
Eric
John Luther
Union
City
Standard Chair stays in Pennsylvania amid Olean plant deal
The article outlines Standard Chair’s decision to remain in Pennsylvania despite signing papers to move into the Olean plant. It details a long community effort in Olean to attract a new tenant for the vacated plant, led by the Olean Development Corp. and backed by loans from the New York State Job Development Authority and local private interests. Citizens pledged over $100,000 as part of the financing, with other parties including Daystrom involved in the broader regional maneuvering. Roger Putnam of Gurney Becker Bourne is named in the real estate context.
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Regency
Standard Chair
Pennsylvania
Olean
Robi Seaway Industries
Buffalo
Alco Products
Dunkirk
Olean Development Corp. No. 2
Daystrom
New York State Job Development Authority
Businesss “Development Corp
Roger Putnam
Gurney, Becker & Bourne Real-Estate
Speeding Causes Most Vehicle Privilege Suspensions
A state Bureau of Traffic Safety notice lists suspensions for the weeks of January 7 and 14. It names Thomas Phillips, Gladys Carter, Teddy N Heverly, Sylvan P. Reese, Lawrence Olsen, and George Schall as having privileges suspended for speeding or related violations, with others suspended pending reexamination or for various periods.
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Thomas Phillips
Uton City
Gladys Carter
South Main Street
Union City
Teddy N. Heverly
Corry
Sylvan PF. Reese
R. D
Spartanshoro
Lawrence Olsen
George Schall
Phoenix Hotel
Pendine
C. B. Bennett
Duane Street
Ora Harper
East Smith Street
Milo Walton
F. H. Inman
Atlantic Street
Lawrence E. Puckly
Lois Firth
Spartansburg
Paul Hartman
Smith Street
Ralph A. Miles
Liberty Street
Robert Post
Doctors Strike Hits Italy Hospitals Nationwide
About 25,000 doctors walked out across Italy leaving only emergency services. The strike targeted a hospital reform bill now before Parliament, protesting changes to administration, age limits, and staff qualifications across facilities.
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Rome
Italy
Real estate talks stall as Empire State project faces state push
An agency in Buffalo has worked nearly full time on a complex real estate deal that stalled when Pennsylvania learned of the Empire State’s efforts. The situation underscores ongoing regional attention to the project and readers are invited to subscribe for updates.
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Ageney
Buffalo
Pennsylvania
Paper Strike Vexes Wagner as Mediation Resumes in City Hall
New York AP reports mediation talks resume at City Hall after a one day break in the New York newspaper strike. Mayor Robert F. Wagner says progress exists but two critical issues remain unresolved as sub committees from the Publishers Association of New York City and Local 6 AFL CIO International Typographical Union meet. In Cleveland, negotiations for a nine week strike against the Plain Dealer and the Press News show no progress as four AFL CIO unions strike and union security is discussed at City Hall.
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NEW York
City Hall
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Publishers Association of
New York City
Afl-Cio Internatonal Typographical Union
The
Press News
Afl-Cio
Independent Teamsters
Cleveland City Hall
Rear Admiral Oliver O Kessing Dies at 72
Rear Admiral Oliver O Kessing retired 72, a Pacific war veteran of World War II, died yesterday in Washington.
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Washington
Oliver-O-Kessing
Trapeze Artist Flees East Berlin Via High Voltage Cable
East German performer Horst Klein escaped to West Berlin by sliding along a 110000-volt power line from a border tower. He faced freezing cold and near-fatal slips, dropping into the canal towpath but surviving with help from West Berlin police and a fire brigade hours later. The escape followed East Berlin police learning of his route.
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Hot Seat
Red Berlin
Berlin
West Berlin
Horst Klein
Klein
Ine
Berlin Wall
Tellow Canal
Eleni
East Berlin
Winter Carnival Opens in Erie Features Queen Pageant
A nine day Erie winter carnival opens tonight with sports events parades and a pageant. Carnival Queen Susan Peterman 18 will be presented and a Carnival Chief is to be chosen later. The historical pageant titled Drums Along the Erie will be performed.
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Rye
Erie
Susan Peterman
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