U.N. Withdrawal Not Allowed by Charter Says Column
A Corry newspaper column analyzes the United Nations charter noting it lacks a withdrawal mechanism. It discusses historic pulls by Japan Germany and Italy and questions U.S. options to end membership by treaty repeal or congressional action.
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U. N
U.N
League
Japan
Germany
Italy
Soviet Union
Finland
Great Britain
France
United States
Congress
Boyle
U. S
Irregularities in school tax collections to be aired
Twenty years ago from Journal Files July 14 1994 reports a special Board of Education meeting to review alleged irregularities in school tax collections over the past two years. Harold K Powell of Powell Motor Company wins a free trip to Chicago’s Century of Progress Exposition for the local Ford agency’s record. A large National Guard unit departs for two weeks at Camp Mull while a Corry resident dies after a stroke at his daughter’s home in Columbus. Born to Lawrence Aldrich and spouse at Corry Hospital.
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Board of Education
Harold K. Powell
Powell,Motor Company
Ford
Chicago
Tyne
Koew
National Guard
Camp Mull
Leonard Stockton
Columbus
Willian J. Carroll
Townville School Names Principal Union Use-txen
Edward J. Hamilton announced unanimously elected supervising principal for Townville Consolidated School at a special board meeting. Mr Herlinger, previously high school principal in Union City, becomes Townville’s first supervising principal, ending months of contention over the role.
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Union Use
Txen We Sau Unger
Union City
Hincolnville
Townville
Edward J. Hamilton
Hamilton
Herlinger
Union City Joint Board
Bloomfield
Jamestown Man Sentenced to Prison
Thompson, 34, of Jamestown, received a one to five year sentence in Attica State Prison for burglary and petit larceny tied to a junk yard theft valued at about 25 dollars. Judge Bodine noted probation reports and ordered parole supervision under a minimum one year. Other docket items included cases of child abandonment and a plea change request for a Michigan defendant.
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Mayville
Homer Franklin ‘Thompson
Jamestown
Attica
Tuch V. N. Bodine
Thompson
Clifford Murcey
Bilery
Jide Bodine
Bodine
Eilis Morrison
Webster Road
Fredonia
Ball
Edwin G. O'Connor
George P. Rogers
John Richard
Reopen Court Case Against Federal Gov't in Jamestown
A $236,376.01 damage suit against the United States, previously dismissed by Federal Judge John Knight, has been reopened in Federal District Court Washington D C. by Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Jones Jr. of 307 Monroe Street. They allege the U S Geological Survey gave false information that caused them to sell 70,888 shares of Empire State Oil Co. stock at Thermopolis Wyoming at a loss. The 1952 dismissal held federal law bars such claims arising from discretionary function abuse or nonperformance by a federal employee. The couple and their son had planned to appeal.
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Gov't Jamestown
United States
John Knight
Buffalo
Federal District Court
Washington, D
Clayton Jones
Monroe Street
Jones Fried
U. S. Geological Survey
Empire State Oil Co
Thermopolis
Wyo
Knight
Jones
Clayton M. Jones Jr
How Smart Are You Test Your Knowledge Of Current Events
The page presents seven questions on national and international facts. It asks whether Eisenhower sought to raise the debt limit, changes in traffic accidents over 25 years, whether an Air Force Academy is planned, what Digitalis affects, Native Dancer versus Man o War race counts, divorce grounds in New York, and unemployment benefit duration options.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Air Force Academy
Military Academy
West Point
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Digitalis
New York
Suit in c Electrocution Erie Court Action
Court action began against the Erie school district and Pennsylvania Electric Co. to recover damages for the electrocution of Joseph Kalivoda, 29, at East High School on July 10, 1952. John Kalivoda, administrator, filed a trespass summons via H Robert Fischer to halt the statute of limitations. A settlement is sought before formal filing. Guatemala's size noted as comparison to Ohio.
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Start Suit Inc
Erie
Pennsylvania Electrics Co
East High School
H. Robert Fischer
John Kalivoda
Joseph
Kalivoda
Fischer
Brank Faces Grand Jury Action In Hazlett Death
Pittsburgh Paul J Brank awits 24 faces grand jury action on a manslaughter charge connected to the auto death of W Howard Hazlett 10 of Kittanning. A coroner s jury met after county detectives testified Brank pulled his auto from a parking lot on Route 80 into Hazlett s path while his vision was not blocked by traffic.
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Pittsburgh
Paul J. Brankawits
W. Howard Hazlett
Kittanning
Brank
Hussette
Roy F. Walters
Brankawita
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Corry
Nboptinells-Kimball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
Mara
Lawrence Aldrich
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Corry Hospital
Sonny
the National Bank
Federal Depot
Waranéo Corporation
Vermett
Pontiac
Mich
Rogers
O'Connor
Helmuth
Mee
Contel
Ented
SEOUL
Frigidaire
Sherwood
Stratford
Dufeste Ithalt
Zara Zone
General Motors
Rye
Guatemala
Ohio
RCA Victor
DAVIS
N. Center
Litz Key & Sewing Machine Shop
Spring St
Hume
DuBarry
Wrisley
Tampa Girl
Holland
Colgate Tooth Paste
Vale
Glovers
T Gallon
Russell Stover
Johnson's
Ream
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