Fourth Service Academy status and exams set for 1960
Senate backs permanent status for the Kings Point Merchant Marine Academy and funding to sustain state maritime programs. Nationwide entrance exams will be held March 13 for the class of 1960, signaling the new federal standing and ongoing maritime education efforts.
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Fourth
Service Academy
Senate
United States Merchant Marine Academy
Kings Point
Washington
Frederick G. Payne
Maine
Federal Academy
Massachusetts
New York
California
Kings Polot Academy
Corry News Briefs from February 22 1936
Industrial program meeting set for Tuesday in Corry Municipal Building auditorium. John A Blatt chairs 30 invited citizens. Mrs. Jay Rickerson’s song Springtime accepted by MMM Publishing for full musical setting. Conny High Beavers beat Girard 41 to 7 at the Junior High, moving up in the Erie County League Northern Division standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A Blatt
Jay Rickerson
MMM Publishing Company
Conny High
Beavers
Girard
Orange and Black
Corry City installs new one lamp street light
The Corry City Electric Light Company puts in a new type one lamp street light before the Babbitt Drug Store on North Center street. Yesterday at the high school the session was devoted to organizing a new Student Faculty Association with Wallace Young as president and officers named. Mrs Hassett's fall near Brownell store caused no broken bones but she was badly bruised. Mrs William A John of DuBois was awarded 70000 damages by the Federal District Court for her husband’s death at a Baltimore and Ohio crossing near Washington Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Journal National Advertising
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
Lerington Avenue
New York
Archican
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Corry
American Medical Association
Corry City Electric Light Company
Babbitt Drug Store
North Center Street
Wallace Young
William Linendell
Kiltian Murray
Wallace McCarthy
Claude Porter
Leona Bentley
Archie Thompson
William A. John
DuBois
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington, Pa
Frederal District Court
Fourth Year Of Living Death Nearing End For Jimmy Smith
Jimmy Smith, 20, nears the end of a fourth year in a complete coma after a 1952 auto accident. Doctors say he has no movement or emotions while nutrition and life support continue. His case is hailed as one of the longest and most unusual comas, with no known cure. The story notes his transition from a once healthy high school student to a childlike state, and his mother’s long care prior to hospitalization. The report also reports the death of Wheeler Sammons, 86, publisher of Who's Who in America.
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Associated Press
Deming
N. M
Jimmy Smith
Jimmy
Ted
Milo
Ben Smith
Reverend Rumbaugh dies at 82 in Titusville
The Rev. Rumbaugh, a longtime Methodist minister born June 6, 1873 in Hawthorne Clarion County, died at his home in Titusville at 8 30 p m after months of illness He served at Centerville Teep leville Rockland Townville Greenville Hightown Kars City Rimersburg DuBois Seneca Russell Volant Brocton Pleasantville and other charges retiring in 1961 He is survived by his widow three daughters a son eight grandchildren and six great grandchildren The body was at the Arnold Funeral Home in Titusville
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Junnaugn
Titusville
Hawthorne
Clarion County
Rumbaugh
Esra
Emma Yost
Elyina Beck
Centerville
New Commandment Lesson For Steel Executives
A mid century sermon recounts Judge Gary challenging a steel executives meeting about how many commandments exist. Rufus King adds there are eleven, citing Jesus’s new commandment to love one another which he says should govern business, society, and all nations through sincere sacrifice and Holy Spirit guidance.
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Gary
United States Steel Col
Rufus King
Jones and Laughlin Co
Pittsburgh
Rufus
Jesus
How Smart Are You A Current Events Quiz
A reader quiz asks seven questions on national and international affairs. It covers U S car horsepower changes from 1948 to 1965, presidential ballot states, and Soviet diplomatic ties, inviting readers to check the Classified page for answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U 5
Senatov
Soviet Union
Short Quiz on Global Sports and Symbols
The passage tests knowledge of sports popularity by country and historic brands. It asks which nations host games like hurling and curling, clarifies Harley-Davidson's origin, and recalls Willie Keeler's fame in baseball. It notes that young bald eagles lack the white head spot of adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Ireland
Canada
Sweden
Switzerland
Russia
Harley-Davidson
Willie Keeler
Fragmentary street scene notes in Ohio gathering
A fragmented OCR passage mentions a street scene in Ohio with names Lou Frank W Mrs Rob Blynt and a social gathering with hostesses and a meeting. Details are unclear and no clear event or outcome emerges from the readable text.
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McFadden
Ge Bloady Ave
Phono
East Main
Maple
James Hassett
Brownell
North Center St
Chicago
Wheeler Sammons
A. N. Marquis Co
Who's Who
America
Fogle Lumber Co
Franklin St. Corry, Pa
Meerdink’s
Meerdink’s House OF Furniture
Wiss
Hardwar al TS
Connie’s
Campbell
Dodd
Thomas Motors
Ealer
of Corry, Inc
Seasort
Faberge
Young-At-Heart
Fabergette Poise Perfume
Cologne
Corry "Savings Cloan Gas, Sra Os
Vfww
Mr. Bettes
Char Bettes Is Chamber
Arthur
Ence
Confert
Bu Bers
Physon
Agitt
Franved
Heberlein
Ohio
Lou
Frank
Rob Blynt
Dt Tumbus
Arthury Barach Etters
Sadie Ott
Tor Ria
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