Concord Students Plan Market Day
Freewill posters advertise Market Day at Concord School next Wednesday at 1 pm. Proceeds go to the Concord Parent Teachers Association for a student loan fund. Activities include baked goods grab bags and refreshments. Fourth graders Martina Consolo Cynthia Dahl Robert Bark and James Pierott Becky Jo Fisk Kathy Hasbrouck are poster contest winners from two rooms.
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Freewill
Concord
Martina Consolo
Cynthia Dahl
Robert Bark
Edward
Gerald Bagley
James Pierott
Becky Jo Fisk
Kathy Hasbrouck
Two Car Crashes Cause $550 Loss In City
Reported yesterday two accidents damaged four cars with total damage of 550 dollars. In the 1:30 p m collision Miss Rebecca Chris 18 and Frank Kasper 48 collided at Mill and East South streets injuring Chris. Each car sustained 125 dollars damage. A second 2:30 p m crash on Second Avenue near the Pennsylvania Railroad involved Mrs Archie Miller and Dean Baxhlise, with 1000 dollars damage per car. Miller cited for failure to yield.
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Rebecca Chris
East Main Street
Frank F. Kasper
Columbus
Mill
East South
Chris
Kasper
Mins Chris
MU Street
Bhd
Second Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
First Avenue
Archie Miller
West
Washington Street
Dean Baxhlise
Wright Street
Miller Automotive
Miller
Pendec
Bushline
Junk mail lists sold from Corry residents to firms
New York special to The Journal reports that Corry residents’ names are valuable on mailing lists sold to insurance fundraisers and advertisers. Prices vary by selectivity, with doctors and dentists cheaper and travel history lists costly. Firms compile data from newspapers records and other sources, enabling targeted outreach in Erie County. Dr Edwin F Carpenter 64 former Arizona astronomy chair dies in Tucson.
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New York
Corry
Europe
tom‘Dantes
Argenteations
Timi’ T
Erie County
Dostow
Ab Tollewe
Ewie
Woud Ous
Evie
United States
Tucson
Ariz
Edwin F. Carpenter
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Carpenter
University of Arizona
Countdown Begins for Corry Y Members Drive
The EMGA of Corry launches its annual enrollment PROJECT MEMBERSHIP with a planetary theme. Divisions head by Wallen Darndall William Kafferlin and Frank Dodd organize five teams each aiming 40 new or renewed members. Douglas Rovelle directs with Paul Ormet as co director and Dr J Gig Batters chairs the membership committee. Sterling Wees will outline campaign directions as prospect cards are made available. The Y hopes to reach about 550 new members this year to bring total near 1400 with programs starting February 18 and classes already nearing capacity.
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EMGA
Corry
Wallen Darndall
William Kafferlin
Frank Dodd
Douglas R. Rovelle
Paul Ormet Meting
J. Gig Batters
Sterling S. Wees
Marines Pace 50 Mile Hike Challenge
The article notes Lt. Donald L. Bernat from the Leathernecks finishing the 50 mile hike in 11 hours 44 minutes with his girlfriend aiding the last stretch. A group of about 10 Capitol Hill secretaries planned to carry colors in the march along the C&O Canal despite not aiming to match the Marines. Pierre Salinger abstained from marching, citing a cold feet, as Kennedy era pageantry unfolds.
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Washington
API
Pierre Salinger
Plainy
Bewer
Fraul- Her
Dome
White House
Salinzer
C&o Canal
Ganes
Kennedy
Teddy Roosevelt
Donald L. Bernat
Bejuene
N.C
Capitol Hill
Legislative Branch
Shia Green
Asian Flu Sweeps Eastern States Forcing Closures And Deaths
The Asian flu spreads across the eastern half of the nation causing high absenteeism in schools and colleges and prompting closures. North Carolina reports an epidemic area with several deaths, while South Carolina hospitals overflow and officials warn visitors to stay away. Kentucky counties also report closures as health officials investigate the Asian strain.
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Associated Press
Asti
Carolinas
North Carolina
South Carolina
Columbia
Walterboro
Trige County
Hopkinsville
Chamber of Commerce Dues Drive Faces Shortfall
The Corry Chamber of Commerce reports 560 dollars in arrears from last year and red ink on current operations. Directors plan a March 21 Moose Club meeting with main speaker Francis A Pilitin, while debating status changes and aims to recruit new members.
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Soara Op
Chamber of Ferce
Secdusets
Corry
A. Long
W. W. Waterhouse
Francis A. Pilitin
State Planning Board
Moose Club
Joseph Purat
Air Force men conquer 50 mile snow hike near Huntingdon
Three U S Air Force walkers completed a 50 mile trek through heavy snow from Mildenhall to Huntingdon amid blisters and fatigue. The five man team started Tuesday with two dropping out before reaching the town at 3 15 am.
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Huntingdon
England
U.S. Air Force
Kennedy
Mildenhall
Suffolk
Walker
Britain
Alrman
George A. Seay
Richmond
Alan
Lawrence Daniels
Smill
JC Buy Bene R. Wall
Pasadena
Tex
JC Daniel T. Haley
Alconbury
Huntuvdot
Haley
Burts and
Darts
Beau
Wallhart
Florida jet crash kills 43 with no survivors
Federal investigators probe the Northwest Orient Airlines crash near the Everglades that killed all 43 aboard. CAB FBI and Coast Guard teams recover wreckage and a flight recorder as searchers work amid swampy terrain and tight security.
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Miami
Fla
Civil Aeronautics Board
FBI
Northwest Orient Airlines
Chicago
Seattle
Wash
Portland
Ore
John McWhorter
Howise
Miccosukee
Iso
Park Rangers
Florida Highway Patrosmen
Everglades National Park
Coast Guard
U.S. Fish and Game Commission
Wesley Grapp
Grapp
Coast
Car Inspection Deadline Nears Reminds Motorists
Secretary Theodore B. Smith warns Pennsylvania motorists extensions for operator licenses and inspection stickers expire at midnight Friday. Drivers who fail to obtain both by then will be in violation of the law. The extensions aid motorists trying to comply with the law after the original deadline of midnight January 3.
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Hove
Ale
Theodore, B. Smith
Pennsylvania
Smith
City Council to Rework Elastic Peddlers Act
The Whe City Council plans a Monday meeting to reexamine the Peddlers Ordinance. Solicitor Rower Brot supports tightening rules over overreach while aiming to preserve local merchants and protect residents from itinerant sellers. The debate centers on permit fees of 25 and a required 18 day wait, with concerns about favoritism toward city merchants.
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Texilah
Rower Brot
Fecel Resitants From Itinerant |, Peddleye
Itiany
Corry i
Gourjciltheists
Callinail
Elitier
Paige
Loggers Strike Violence Surges in Ontario Killing Three
In Kapuskasing Ontario a late night gun attack during a logging labor dispute killed three strikers and wounded nine. The violence ends weeks of rising tension as 1500 lumber workers halted work to press demands for a new contract with Spruce Falls Power and Paper and Kimberly Clark Pulp and Paper Co. The union, Lumber and Sawmill Workers, seeks a 40 hour week and other gains.
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Kapuskasing
Ont
Mesg
Ontario
Ars
Spruce Falls Power and Pawer Co
Kimberly-Clark Pulps and Paper Co
Spruce Falls Co
Kimberly-Clark
Kong Lac
Here
Lumber and Sawmill Workers Union
Settlers
Bus Crash Hurts 29 Children
A school bus carrying 29 children collided with a tractor trailer on a snow slick Waterloo street. Twenty five children and the bus driver suffered injuries. a 7 year old girl suffered a severed leg and was hospitalized in critical condition. The driver Ralph Worden, 33, had critical head injuries. others received minor injuries and were treated and released.
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Waterloo
N.Y
New York
Debora Marchesutit
RDI
Seneca Falls
Taylor-Brown Hospital
Ralph Worden
Tyre
Marcucelli
Wendy Warren
Terry Speranza
Pallet
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Stim
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