FIGHTING ATOM FIRE And Political Gifts Policy Debate
Corry Journal reports on atomic energy safety training for fire departments to handle isotope incidents and avoid radioactive hazards in any community. It also covers Walter Reuther proposing a $5 per donor cap on political gifts to curb influence, with plan to shift funding to federal tax measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atomic Energy Commission
Naion
Air Express
Office of Civil Defense
Walter P. Reuther
United Automobile Workers of America
Reuther
Select Committee
Couness
Fie
House of Representatives
Politic Action Committee
Asia
Wisole
Rive
Diary Will Ruled Invalid in Estate Dispute
A diary page will for Estella Huntley, of Wattsburg, died September 19 at 73, left $10,000 to a son. Judge Tadee Sambel Roberts ruled the will invalid, contesting that the diary did not meet state will requirements. Under lesser-dated laws, the sons may each receive $0,000 of the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadee Sambel Roberts
Estella Huntley RD
Wattsburg
Greil
North East
Entitt
Yesterday's Memories of Corry 1836 Chronicle
Yesterday's Memories of Corry recounts events from July 3 1836 with scattered notes of city life. The fragment mentions police actions arrests and a cemetery incident amid chaotic descriptions of violence and local concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Dantsee
Happenings at Ravelin Hill and Local Gatherings
Fragmented local notes describe social visits and meetings in Painesville area. Mrs Atak Witty and others visited Stine Riches. Robert White home hosted July 9 gathering with 15 members. 4-H club events include food booth themes and weed identification practice. A church gathering planned for next Sunday at Marks Chapel Evangelical Brethren Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staazy Spiel
Parg
Painesville
Atak
Stine Riches
Eesilis
Robert White
Fair Boot Committee
Amercan Thins
Manny
Fred Basinger
Gerald
Beverly LaCross
Marks Co. S
Brethen
Grou
Danité Moore
James. Perris
Aurh
Pinchey Lake
New England
Montreal
Quebec
Dowy
Lawrence River
Bissell
Windham O. Qent
Alto Nati Hy
Ansie Grow
Ernp
Gross
Fragmented 1986 Union City items and livestock prices
A damaged OCR fragment from July 1 1986 mentions the Pennoylvent convention in Cae Midh Gatenet, names Franke Fy, Edward Pillavore Atteam and McCray, and includes Union City Livestock price notes with weights and bids. Readable lines are sparse and garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cob Porter
Board of Tristess
Pennoylvent
Cae
Franke
Edward
Soviets Propose New Organization
Mrs Andrew Park suffered a very painful accident Friday at her home when she slipped and hurt her side. Local residents and several visitors were noted in attendance at various houses and travels. other parts of the text describe visits and social gathering with neighbors and friends in Titusville and Findley Lake, plus a garbled section about a Soviet proposal and unrelated names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Park
Henry Moore
Billy Alexander
Titusville
Howard Alexander
Rolla Neckers
Juchis Goggin
Dennis
Mary Raspes
Amos White
Sidney Swindel
Virginis
Tetela Swindells
Boston
Mass
Metor
Speridit
Mahlon Sweet
Sidney ‘Swindells
Louise Stanton
Roger Padukini
Roger
Tmnt
Burr A. Yaple
Findley Lake Road
Niawara
Fylis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corry Journal
West South Street
Journal
George J. Sample
Vance Alien Telegraph-Sports
B.G. Bennett
National_Advertising
Dottinelli-Kimball, Inc
Ugree ‘Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Mortgage & Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
S&h
Crystal Coal Co
Maple Ave
Corrs
Vineas Ellen
Enntie Cory
Shaft
Felice
Nulte
Rocal
Ravelin Hill
Belansias
McCray
Union City
Choice Ies
Dita
Ifas Evi Sersund Culiers
Bert Belt
Erm
Butt Iho
Heapy and Bial— Iim Galves
Hammond
Farle Street
Lumber - Coat Builders
Dodd
Hew
NORGE
Cisis-Top Freezer
Froter Foods
Chill Roy Bellow
Egg Nest
Roberts
Roberts Furniture
Columbus
Bermuda
Savings Association
Corry Savings Cloan Gu
Beko Center Sre
Europe
Pallett Pittiiness Nile
Connie’s
Oscar Mayer
Smokie
Connie's
Meio Er
June
North Center ST
Corry, PA
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