Admitted and discharged lists from multiple local residents
Admitted include Merle Page Columbus Mrs Frank Gerzina 150 York Street Blaine 6 son of Harold Powell Union City Charles Sutter 131 Lemon Mrs Stanley Wolosm R D 1 Corry Richard 11 son of Steven Burlingame 342 West Washington Street Mrs Richard Marrs R D 2 1 Corry Wayne Robinson 26 Snyder Circle Mrs Douglas Donnell Jamestown Discharged include Lawrence 3 son of Marinus Christensen Jr 604 East South Street Frank Filegar Grand Valley Mrs George Christensen and son Brian Jon Columbus Mrs Agnes Brutting 5121 East Main Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Page
Columbus
Frank Gerzina
York Street
Blaine
Harold Powell
Union City
Charles Sutter
Lemon Street
Stanley Wolosm
R. D
Corry
Richard
Steven Burlingame
West Washington Street
Richard Marrs
Wayne Robinson
Snyder Circle
Douglas Donnell
Jamestown
Lawrence
Marinus Christensen Jr
East South Street
Frank Filegar
Grand Valley
George Christensen
Brian Jon
Agnes Brutting
East Main Street
Unclear auto service ad fragment prompts order for Sterling Milk
Fragment from a historic page urges readers to place orders for Sterling Milk and mentions Turben's Auto Service as a Chevrolet dealer, with garbled date February 23rd and stray numbers. The readable text resembles an advertisement or notice from a local shop rather than a full article.
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Turben
Chevrolet
McDonald Faces Tight USW Election Showdown
Pittsburgh AP report notes United Steelworkers President David J. McDonald trails Abel in a close race with the election count pending. Hague claims the 33-member executive board tilts toward Abel, while board trustees and tellers shape potential ballot outcomes amid possible protests and court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
Howard Hague
McDonald
J. W. Abel
USW
Abel
Hague
Steve Caruso
Lorain
Ohio
John Shipperbottom
Hamilton
Ont
Canada
Wayne Antrim
Hammond
Ind
Valecos Soldier Missing Then Confirmed Dead in Vietnam Bombing
Doris Valkos received two Valentine messages one a silk kimono from her husband Staff Sergeant Francis J Valkos serving in Viet Nam and a notice that he was missing after a hotel bombing in Qui Nhon He was later identified among five killed The couple had a brief 30 day leave with their three children before his Christmas Eve arrival in Viet Nam and burial plans followed in New Tripoli with his mother living in Port Griffith
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New Tripoli
Doris Valkos
Francis J. Valkos
Viet Nam
Secretary of the Army
Qui Nolin
Valkes
Sgt. Valkos
Valkos
Webster Snyder
Mary Walkes
Port Griffith
William
Abel Leads in This Respect as Vote Counting Looms
Hague notes Abel holds advantage and McDonald camp will monitor tally sheets mailed by about 3,300 locals. Recarding secretaries must have ballots received at union headquarters in Pittsburgh by midnight next Friday. Counting may begin as soon as Saturday.
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Abel
Hague
McDonald Camp
Union
Pittsburgh
UN Assembly to close shop for stand by until September
The United Nations General Assembly planned a brief recess and standby period until Sept. 1 as a 27 to 29 nation committee led by Ghana’s Alex Quaison-Lackey would review peacekeeping operations. The aim is to resolve the dispute over Article 19 and possible voting rights for nations not meeting peacekeeping dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
U.N
Assembly
Alex Quaison-Lackey
Ghana
Soviet Union
France
U Thani
United States
Quaison-Lackey
Study Committee of 21 Nations
Taxpayers Feel Pain From Underwithholding In 1964 Tax Cut
Washington AP reports that many Americans face bigger tax bills due to the 1964 tax-reduction law. Withholding rates were lowered beyond the scope of the cut, causing underwithholding mainly for those earning 7000 to 20000 dollars yearly. In early 1965 the IRS saw 6 percent fewer returns than a year earlier, and refunds may fall by up to 2 billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Revenue Service
Pure Reading Enjoyment on AP Daily in Corry Journal
A light feature highlights reading pleasure as the Corry Journal showcases daily AP content for readers seeking calm, accessible stories. The piece emphasizes simple, enjoyable journalism and the value of steady, reliable news for curious households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Corry
Clinton J. McLean Dies in Ft. Myers at 63
Clinton James McLean 63 died in Ft. Myers Florida and funeral services will be held there tomorrow. A Corry resident for years he moved to Florida nine years ago from Franklin street. He worked for Aero Supply and in the early 1950s led the VFW Club on West Washington street. He belonged to Archie W. Thompson VFW Post and the American Legion here. Survived by wife Ruth two daughters Miss Joyce McLean and Mrs H D Perry three sons Thomas E serving in the Marine Corps Clinton J and Patrick L McLean all of Ft. Myers three brothers Edwin Albert and Clark. Burial will be in Ft. Myers.
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Clinton J. McLean
Ft. Myers
Florida
Clinton James McLean
McLean
Corry
Florida City
Franklin Street
The
Aero Supply
Veterans of Foreign Wars Club
West Washington Street
Archie W. Thompson Vfw Post
American Legion
Clark
Harvey Funeral Home
Bulldozer Death Near Johnstown Claims State Inspector
James B. Deléhunt, 60, of Houtzdale Clearfield County a State Highway Department inspector was killed by a bulldozer at the Route 219 construction project about eight miles north of Johnstown authorities said.
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Johnstown
James B. Deléhunt
Houtzdale
Clearfield County
Here
Space Bird Probes Meteoroids
Space Agency reports success as the Pegasus payload on the Saturn 1 launches into orbit. The nose shroud will shed and Pegasus will extend 96 foot wingspan pieces while the second stage remains attached. The mission tests Saturn capabilities ahead of the moon program with Pegasus aiding meteoroid studies.
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Pegasus
Dusty micrometeoroids Threat to Pegasus Propulsion
The fragment describes pulverized collets of various sizes from sand grain to marble, with large pieces rare enough to pose little risk to spaceflight. Pegasus focuses on abundant microscopic particles that travel through space like dust clouds, moving up to 136000 miles per hour as potential hazards.
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Pegasus
Midwest States Endure Below Zero Cold Snap
Arctic air lingered over seven Midwest states with Hibbing Minnesota hitting 27 below. Subzero readings spread through the Dakotas Nebraska Iowa Wisconsin and Upper Michigan as heavy snow from last week blankets the region. The cold front moved eastward and southward across the nation.
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Midwest
Associated Press
Minnesota
Mercury
Dakotas
Nebraska
Iowa
Wisconsin
Upper
Michigan
Three Men Rob Denver Theater After Late Show
In Denver at the Mayan Theater three men robbed manager Bill Marx after entering with pistols. They escaped with three one dollar bills. The report notes a Sandblast effect and mentions risks to spacecraft coatings from meteoroids affecting spaceflight safety.
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Denver, Colo
Bill Marx
Marx
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