Standard Chair Co. May Move Plant to Olean
Union City leaders in an emergency meeting weighed a $564000 refinancing package for Standard Chair Co. facing relocation to Olean New York. A proposed $4700000 loan package from area officials and federal funds would need stockholder guarantees. The decision, expected tomorrow or Thursday, could shift 200 jobs and a major local plant.
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ARA
Washington
Standard Chair Co
Union City
Atte
Olean
N.Y
Clic
Unlon City
Union Bank of Erie
Antil Te Small Business Administration
John Britton
Rice
King
Charles Hatod
Herb Asherman
Erie
Ti-State Hardwoods
Pennsylvania Avenue
Corry
Jobin
Uhlon City
Erie Colinty Industrial Development Cam
William Scranton
Joseph Clark
Department of Commerce
Thomas Monaghan
Harrisburg
Rep
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William Batt
Charles Hatch
The
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Fredonia Bus Crash Hurts 39 Students
Thirty nine Fredonia High School pupils sustained minor injuries when a bus lost control near a curve after meeting an oncoming car. Driver Robert E Witherell swerved to avoid the other vehicle but could not regain control, sending the bus into a ditch and into fence posts. Most injuries occurred from shattered windows. Students were transported for treatment by the school doctor Oscar Barber and nurse Mary Joy.
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Fredonia
Fredonia High School
Robert E. Witherell
Chautauqua County Weft
Witherell
Sahoo
Sinethaetus
Oscar Barber
Mary Joy
Bathing In Tub Together Leads to Twin Electrocut ion Deaths
EWPORT NEWS Virginia reports a tragic incident at a Fort Bustis trailer home where PFC Richard Brewer, 19, and his wife Sue, 20, were found dead in a metal bathtub. Investigators suspect a short circuit in the all metal residence caused the electrocution. Their infant daughter and 18 month old son survived.
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Ewport News
Ft. Bustis
PFC
Richard Brewer
Sue
Brewer
Granby
H ‘Transportation Co
Too Many Bugs City Police Court May Ask Divorce
The citys police and traffic court, one year old, faces doubts about its effectiveness after a yearlong trial. City Council reviewed the operation with solicitor Roger Brown and aldermen Cobbett Auer and Bachomer. Gordon did not participate. The aldermen and council questioned the setup, noting few cases were heard daily and hours were impractical for Magistrate Bachomer who works at a Raymond division plant.
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Roger Brown
Melvin
Cobbett
Porter Auer
Norbert Bachomer
George Gordon
Brown
Counucil
Municpal
Council
Bach Omer
Raymond Division
YMCA Committee Selects 7 As Directors for Election
The Cory YMCA nominating committee has named seven local individuals for election to the Association’s Board of Directors. Members will vote at the annual meeting next month. winners serve until 1966. Nominees: Clifford Buesink, B G Bennett, John H Castey Jr, Dr James Hileman, Mrs H, Martin Keppel, A Brice Smit, Dr Bruce Summerville.
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Athe Mamamum
Cory Ymca
Clifford Buesink
B. G. Bennett
John H. Castey Jr
James Hileman
Woman's Editor Mary Reynolds Dies at 82
Mary Hosa Reynolds, age 82, a pioneer women's editor of national farm magazines, died Sunday in Philadelphia. Her work shaped coverage for women in agriculture and rural communities, reflecting decades of editorial leadership and advocacy.
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Philadelphia
Mary
Hosa" Reynolds
National Farm Magazines
Kennedy previews plans for 88th Congress
President Kennedy shows a slim margin as he previews major legislative goals at a White House meeting ahead of the 88th Congress opening. He may renew calls to end state literacy tests, while House leaders seek to preserve a liberal edge on the Rules Committee and a swift start to action on the administration program.
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JFK
Congress
Washington
Kennedy
White House
Senate
House
Rules Committee
Holse
Abeywis
Kennedy to seek across the board tax cuts and Medicare push
President Kennedy plans an across the board tax cut proposal funded by closing tax loopholes while pressing a broad campaign for Medicare health insurance for the aged under Social Security. Congress faces conservative opposition from Republicans and some Democrats, with Ways & Means and Rules committees set for encounters over expanded rules and education aid programs.
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Congress
Kennedy
Medicare
House
Republians
Ways & Means Committee
House—Rules Committee
Corry CAHS FFA members to attend State Farm Show
Twelve members from Corry Area High School Future Farmers of America travel to Harrisburg for the State Farm Show. Leader Morris Otten from Penn State guides them. Arthur Carlson will receive the Keystone Farmer award during the event. The trip includes viewing top farm machinery, displays, and demonstrations, plus a tour of the state capitol and participation in the FFA convention.
Jobless Claims Drop in Pennsylvania December Week
State Labor and Industry Secretary A Mist Sulenne reported that initial jobless claims rose from 45 294 to 55 077 between December 21 and 22 while continued claims fell from 202 968 to SCHAMG amid temporary and seasonal layoffs in construction and manufacturing sectors during the last week of December.
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Harrisburg
Book Closes On Cuba Mess
United Nations diplomats of the United States and the Soviet Union signaled no further U.N. Security Council action on the Cuban crisis two months after its standoff. They acknowledged unresolved issues, notably Cuba’s rejection of foreign inspectors and guarantees against invasion, while stating understandings reached do not require more council attention. Cuban delegate Carlos Lechuga resisted the U.S. inspection demand, calling it insolence, and Fidel Castro echoed the rejection of foreign intervention.
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N.Y
United States
Soviet Union
U.N
U Thant
Security Council
Cuba
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Vasily V. Kuanetsov
Carlos Lechuga
Fidel Castro
One-Cent Stamps Spark Christmas Rush at Post Offices
Associated Press reports a nationwide surge as new postal rates take effect. Post offices race to supply one-cent stamps and other updated postage as customers combine stamps to meet the five cent first class rate. Cities like Corry Syracuse and Baltimore report hundreds of thousands to millions of one-cent stamps sold. Local clerks note crowds and the novelty of the one-cent stamp amid the price hike.
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Associated Press
Syracuse
N.Y
Baltimore
Washington
Louis Caplan
Lincoln
Neb
Columbus
Ohio
Area GOP Group To Hear Weaver Take Oath
Erie County voters head to Washington as Dr James C Weaver, the Republican candidate who defeated Carroll D Keams in the GOP primary, is sworn in as the 24th District representative. About 16 Erie County supporters plan to fly or travel by car, joining Mercer and Crawford County volunteers for the noon oath administered by Speaker John McCormack.
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Washington
James C. Weaver
Erie County
24Th
United States Congress
Weaver
Carroll D. Keams
Farrill
Keams
Europe
Mercer
Crawford County
Tomorow
John McCormack
Massachusetts
417 Placements Mark Banner Year for Corry Job Seekers
Corry PA office reported 417 applicants placed in 1962, up 15 from 1951, with a banner year for job seekers. Manager William Michael cited 584,212 openings, 908,283 referrals, increased farm and handicap placements, and 72 employer calls despite no openings.
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Corry
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Willian Michael
Michael
PAES
Union City
Spartansburg
Shopping Plaza Planned in Fourth Ward Tot Site
A proposal to build a Loblaw linked shopping plaza on the former Tot site in the Fourth Ward was presented to the City Council by Robert S. Moss. He sought a 10 month extension past the May construction start deadline, citing delays in tenant search and his son Robert Moss's deployment in the Air Force. The plan, still under city review, faces utility and street-access questions and was tabled for further discussion.
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Loblaw
Robert S. Moss
Pittsburgh
Moss
Jack Moss
Associated Contractors
Conneaut Lake
Robert
Cornell
Air
Berlin
Berls
Spring Street
West South Street
West Pleasant Street
Alter Muta
Dior
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