Corry Classified Notice Teaches Hard Sell On Ore
Fragmentary ad text lists metallic ore and hard lots with room for storage or purchase. Includes a phone contact and scattered codes to reach sellers.
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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
Jan 19, 1965
Page
1
Council Deliberates Four Thousand Dollar Parking Study
City briefs reveal a $4000 parking study and details on last summer paying program. Streets show front foot costs for widening and curbing, with East Pleasant street receiving a large school district subsidy and other blocks sharing costs.
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Park Street
Spring Street
East Pleasant Street
Pleasant Street
Parl Street
City awards bids for new fire truck and police car
At last night’s bid openings the lowest fire truck bid came from Seagraves Company of Columbus Ohio at 322 660 with terms for delivery mid summer. Other bids were Howe Fire Equipment 24 995 Ward LaFrance 23 629 and Maxim 24 536. The council also awarded a police car contract to Cliff Buesink Ford at 3 158 with 910 allowance on the old cruiser, Heberlein Motor Sales quoted 3 329 with 840 allowance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seagraves Company
Columbus
Ohio
Stanford Hose Co
City Eil
Fol
Howe Fire Equipment Company
Ward- LaFrance Company
Maxim Company
Council
Cliff Buesink
Parking Authority presses for off street lots in Corry
Corry City Council debated a downtown off street parking project led by the Parking Authority with spokesman B G Bennett seeking a $4000 budget for an engineering feasibility study. The council warned of timing and revenue concerns, noting comparable efforts in nearby cities and the need to prioritize downtown redevelopment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
City Ounell
Parking Authority
B. G. (Bargey) Beninett
Bens
Don McNeil
Sung
Tevehue
Bennett
Zem Zem Picks Erie for New Hospital
Erie area plans to merge Zem Zem Hospital for crippled children into the Shrine of North America Imperial Council program. If approved, a $2 million fully operative orthopedic hospital would be built in Erie on the current Zem Zem site with the existing facilities becoming offices and nurses’ quarters.
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Erie
Erie Zem Zem Hospital
Iniial Council of the Shrine of North America
Wris
Zem Zem
Pennsylvania
Imperial Council
Erie Temple
Shrine
City OKs 25 000 Settlement Over Blane Traffic Injury
Los Angeles finance committee approves a 25 000 settlement of a 900 000 claim by comedian Mel Blane against the city. Blane alleges negligence over a dangerous curve on Lew Boulevard where he was injured in a January 24 traffic accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
City Council
Mel Blane
Bus vandalism leaves 1000 students without rides
In Mountain View Valu vandals slashed brake lines on 12 school buses causing over 1,000 pupils to be without transportation to three schools. Superintendent A Blaine Huntsman called the act beyond ordinary vandalism and vowed action.
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Mountain. View
Valu
Supt
A. Blaine Huntsman
Union City Youths In Custody After Car Theft Arrest
Three Union City youths aged under 18 were jailed in Mt. Sterling Kentucky after being arrested in a stolen car following a wreck. State police said authorities will bring them back to Union City to face vandalism charges for damage at the John Rex wood mill. The boys admitted setting fire to machinery and breaking windows.
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Union City
Mt. Sterling
Corry
Kentucky
Setucey
John Rexrode Lumber
Edward Pass
Gour
McInnes Steel Plans Second New Building
McInnes Steel will add a second new building at its East Main Street plant to replace an old brick shop and wooden structure. The 35 by 200 foot and 35 by 125 foot L shaped units will form a fire resistant complex and a Rogers Structural Steel Co. contract handles erection with occupancy hoped by May.
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McInnes Steel Company 18
A. Bruce Smith
East Main Street
McInnes
Rogers Structural Steel Company
Smith
Seven Die In Le Havre Collision At Sea
In foggy English Channel, the American freighter collided with the French tanker Port Manech causing a fierce blaze. An officer and a crewman’s wife aboard Port Manech died. officials feared five more crewmen may be dead, trapped in the engine room as the tanker burned offshore near Le Havre.
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LE Havre
France
Port Manech
Fire-Resistant Tile Push At Corry High
Corry Arga joint school committee meets after November blaze at Corry Area High School. They review fire causes and discuss fire safe fiber glass ceiling tile to be used in reconstruction including the auditorium where two past fires occurred.
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Corry
Arga
Corry Area High School
Maor
Hide
Wihpteanth Tmé
Cam
Hunter, Campbell and Rea
Altoon
Orginal Nidw
Campbell
Concord School
Hunter
Rea
Hhe Journal
Corry Area
UN Debaters Eye Quick End to Stalemate Over Peace Dues
At the United Nations General Assembly General Assembly President Alex Quaison-Lackey proposed a three point plan to avert penalties and Article 19 voting suspensions. He set next Monday as the deadline to resolve the stalemate between the United States and the Soviet Union or risk a wider confrontation threatening the UN. The plan seeks donations from all members with developed nations paying substantial amounts and aims to keep assembly business on track while avoiding confrontations under Article 19. U Thant had warned that the UN finance crisis could end its role as a dynamic peace instrument. The United States and Soviet Union offered guarded responses through their ambassadors.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N
General Assembly
Alex Quaison Lackey
United States
Soviet Union
Quaison-Lackey
Assembly
U Thant
U.S
Adlai B. Stevenson
Thant
Congress Endorses 49 Billion Defense Budget Plan
President Johnson wins general support in Congress for a 49 billion defense program, with concerns voiced over absence of new manned bombers. Senate committees plan joint hearings in February to review details not in the message. Johnson cites cost reductions and a stronger military to backpeace. He highlights Poseidon missile system to strengthen armed forces.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
Secretary of
McNamara
Pentagon
United States
Inauguration Celebration In High Gear
Washington AP reports fast preparations for President Johnsons inaugural with luncheons receptions dinners and an inaugural concert by the National Symphony. The schedule spans noon oath at the Capitol to a 24 hour parade amid cold weather and ongoing weather forecasts.
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Washington
Johnsson
National Symphony
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Page
Feared To Die Amid Strangers But Wish Denied
Vincent H. Carolan a 58 year old man from Stoughton Massachusetts died at 4 30 pm at the Hotel Corry He was in town as an advance man for the city directory to be published next summer Fire department and deputy coroner Bracken pronounced him dead He leaves a wife and five children Funeral services will be in Boston.
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Vincent H. Carolan
Stoughton
Mass
R.L. Polk Publishing Co
Boston
Corry
Carolan
Journal
Chamber of Commerce
Polk
Warren
Robert Bracken
New
Editor dies after long illness in Altoona
J Edward Benny city editor of the Altoona Mirror for 25 years died in a hospital after a long illness. He was fifty six.
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Altoona
J. Edward Benny
Alt Loona Mirror
Flag stolen from topmast of battleship Alabama memorial
An alleged thief or souvenir hunter climbed to 100 feet and removed the state flag from the battleship Alabama memorial in Mobile. Detectives reported the flag was unsnapped from the lines and taken, with one suspect seen nearby yesterday.
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Mobile
Ala
Alabama
Corry area school rebuild bids spark add on work debate
Corry area joint schools committee opened bids for the high school reconstruction and discussed adding work while the project runs. Beyer Construction of Warren submitted 277 692 for general construction with 31 500 for alternates including window changes. Alternate two proposes sky domes to brighten corridors with 3 275 extra, boosting total bids for approval.
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Corry Area
Réaif
Beyer Construc- Hatt Coney
Warren
Bern
Beyer
General R
Unis
Walter Champbell
Hunter, Campbell and Rea
Altoons
Campbell
New Concord
Campee
Carl Eb, and Sons
Bradford Yi Tan Pales Een
Nape Wolverdae
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