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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1965
Page
9
Coast Guard Reserve Lt J Craig Seastead Promoted in Washington
Lt JG J Craig Seastead son of Mr and Mrs Arnold H Seastead of 128 Maple Ave Corry has been promoted while serving at Coast Guard Headquarters Washington D C He is chief Moral Branch in the Office of Personnel Services His duties include overseeing finances of Coast Guard exchanges and programs for educating overseas dependents He is attending George Washington University for a master degree through the CG in personnel management He graduated from Corry Area High School in 1957 and Penn State in 1961 prior to joining the Coast Guard in 1963
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Craig Seastead
U. S. Coast Guard Reserve
Arnold H. Seastead
Maple Avenue
Corry
U. S. Coast Guard
Washington, D.C
Seastead
Corry Area
Penn State
Molded Fiber Glass Boat Company
Union City
Ajax Iron Works
Coast Guard
OCS
Yorktown
Office of Personnel Services
George Washington University
Washington
Next Wee School Menus Jointure Week of February 22
Meal schedules for Conelway Spring Creek Columbus and Wright schools list daily menus for Monday through Friday. Dishes include sloppy joes, soups, stews, baked chicken, fish sticks, bar-b-q franks, turkey pot pie, goulash, roast beef, grilled cheese, spaghetti, hash, tuna, and assorted sides with milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conelway School
Spring Creek
Columbus School
Venezuela leads to drop in US farm exports
Washington reports US farm shipments to Venezuela fell from 92 million in 1960 to 1963 due to rising domestic production and import controls. Dairy products, eggs, tobacco and wheat faced steep declines amid imports and competition, as US seeks larger Italian market presence at Verona fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Venezuela
United States
Foreign Agriculture Service
Tday
Help Boy Recover Through Creeping and Crawling Program
In a Louisville area village, a large group of adults and teens crawls and creeps on Mark Hicks at home as part of a therapy to retrace infant development and stimulate brain activity after measles damaged his brain in 1963. Volunteers exceed 200. family hopes recovery within two years as locals aid with chores and support. Locust Grove, home of explorer George Rogers Clark, recently opened to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Hicks
Mark
Louisville
James T. Hicks
George Rogers Clark
Notes Sharp. Increase In Football Deaths
In Los Angeles Dr Floyd R Eastwood chairman of the American Football Coaches Association reports a sharp rise in football deaths from 24 in 1983 to 45 in 1964. The increase is noted as a troubling trend by medical authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Floyd R. Eastwood
American Football Coaches Association
Eastwood
Traumatic deaths linked to high school games rise in study
A professor reports 27 deaths from traumatic blows and others from indirect causes such as heart failure heat stroke and infection. Twenty one traumatic deaths occurred in high school games three in college two in sandlot play and one by a professional athlete. Eastwood said Who's Moving Look in the Classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastwood
Lawyers Urged To Refuse Aid To Hoodlums
CHICAGO a federal judge urged attorneys to refuse legal aid to hoodlum financed crimes. Judge James B. Parsons told 150 lawyers at a Commercial Law League meeting that lawyers must not assist those who gain funds from crime to start legitimate businesses. He said lawyers should avoid lending their talents to evil plotting and stressed liberty rests on people’s power.
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Hood
James B. Parsons
Federal District Court
The
Commercial Law League
Parsons
Theawyer
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