City School Board Moves to Force Sale of Tax Delinquents
Corry school board to force sale of property for overdue per capita levies targeting 14 delinquent taxpayers. Alder man Porter Auer turned over names and roughly $10 costs per case as the board applies a sterner policy to collect taxes and reduce nonpayment. The board also weighs exoneration requests and referred a social security exoneration question to the finance committee. Permanent teaching certificates were granted to seven teachers including Cochran Rooker Hoover Hassett Ireland Herberg Middleton. Continued on Page Eight.
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Corry
Porter Auer
Wvierman
Finance Committee
William Cochran
Jack Rooker
Roger Hoover
Joseph Hassett
Rex Ireland
Margaret Herberg
Hazel Middleton
Recognition Move Delays Big Four Berlin Talks
In Geneva Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko blocked secret talks by insisting East and West German observers join sessions. U.S. Herter and Western ministers resisted, delaying private bargaining. A plenary session was set for Wednesday as hopes for a stopgap Berlin agreement lingered amid the dispute.
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Geneva
East Germany
Berlin
Andrei Gromyko
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Herter
Gromyko
United States
Britain
France
West Germany
Te Werman
Policy on Sabbatical Leave Discussed by School Board
Rodemeyer urges a concrete district policy plan as Supt. Rodemeyer cites years to draft policies. The board asks the superintendent to confer with the administration committee to draft a formal sabbatical leave policy for board review.
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Rodemeyer
William Rodemeyer
Uing
Rademeyer
Board Bids Transport Plan for Special Students
Corry Area Joint Committee discussed moving six special education children from Corry to Erie or Waterford schools. Three would shift to Waterford last year, two from Corry and Wayne Township, plus Concord, and three to an Erie school. Superintendent Dr. William Rodemeyer noted state mandates and lack of local facilities. Transportation expected to cost about 20 percent more this year. exact figure unavailable. The board asked Rodemeyer to study the issue and report later.
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Corry
Erie
Waterford
Wayne Township
Concord Township
William Rodemeyer
Rodemeyer
M. J. Martin Dies Suddenly at 67
Milo J. Martin former car dealer died of a heart attack at age 67. His body was found at 4:45 am by Miss Hat tie Snapp at 229 South First Avenue. Deputy Coroner James St. George ruled natural causes. Survivors include wife Nellie, two daughters Mrs. Herman Earl and Mrs. Joseph Reagle, and two sons Arthur and Merle. Body at Glenn Funeral Home Union City. arrangements incomplete.
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Milo J. Martin
Forme Avous
Mr. Martin
Hattie Snapp
South First Avenue
James St. George
Martin
Focal Dodge
Plymouth
Corry
St. Cloud
Fis
Nellie Martin
Herman Earl
Union City
Joseph Reagle
Forrest Park
Arthur
Painesville
Ohio
Merle
Polk
Glenn Funeral Home
McKay in Critical Condition at Salem Hospital
Former Secretary of Interior Douglas McKay, 66, remained in critical condition yesterday after being placed in an oxygen tent at Salem General Hospital Salem Oregon. The report notes his advanced age and ongoing medical care.
Retail Merchants Map Program For Bazaar Daze
The Cham ber of Commerce Retail Division planned Sidewalk Bazaar Daze to be held August 14 and 15 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. at Ritz Restaurant. Cochairs William Zaftopulos and B G Bennett announced cash prizes of 100 dollars per day and participation fees of 10 dollars for non members 7 dollars for members. Booths may be set up by other groups downtown to boost carnival atmosphere and entertainment for Corryites. a blown contest with 25 and 15 dollar prizes is planned. Merchants will be contacted by letter and in person, with chamber office information available for those interested.
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Ane Premoun
Chamber of Commerce
Ritz
William Zaftopulos
B. G Bennett
Cochairmen
Bazaar Daze
Chamber Office
50 Volunteers Aid Search For Lost Girls In Woods
More than 50 volunteers joined a woodland search near Elgin Beaverdam for two 15 year old girls, Judy Loveland and Marilyn Mitchell, who vanished during a hike. Brother Norman Mitchell spotted them around 9 20 pm, after a day of false leads and heavy cooperation among Corry fire department Civil Defense Union City and Elgin Beaverdam crews, with Salvation Army supplying coffee and doughnuts to responders.
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Elgin-Beaverdam
Judy Loveland
Harvey Loveland
King Street
Marilyn Mitchell
Dean Mitchell
R. D
Corry
Mitchell
Urab
Savings and Loan Raises Dividend at Corry Association
The Corry Savings and Loan Association board approved raising the savings dividend from three to three and a half percent. Manager Homer Bulard said the new rate is effective June 1 through December 1. The move aligns with similar boosts by other local savings and loan firms. The association has paid three percent since 1937.
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Corry Savings and Lawn Associaton
Homer Bulard
Bulard
Savings and Loan
Navy to Retry Solar Rocket Launch After Initial Setback
In FUMamoueno California AP reports the Navy will attempt a second launch of a Nike-Asp solar probe rocket after the first flight failed to reach completion due to delays. Twelve shots were planned to study solar activity with the 21 foot rocket from the new missile facility.
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Fumamoueno
Calif
Navy
Mares
Jet prices rise on five Douglas jetliners in California
Douglas Aircraft announces price increases on five models of jets from Santa Monica after August 15, citing higher labor and material costs. The five million dollar planes will see increases up to 10 percent.
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Santa Montor
Calif
Douglas
Douglas Aircraft
Tax hike plan tests lawmakers in Harrisburg caucuses
A bipartisan drive to raise the Pennsylvania sales tax from 3.5 to 4 percent moves to House Democratic and Republican caucuses to gauge rank and file reaction. The leaked package, drafted by a bipartisan House leadership committee, could save about 178 million dollars over two years. Key figures like Rep. Stephen McCann and Rep. W. Stuart Helm offered little comment as caucus discussions begin, while the fate of extending the 9 to 12 percent tax to clothing remains uncertain.
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House
Honamany
W. Stuart Helm
R-Armstrong
Hoke Gop
One Hostage Released in Mine Standoff as Strike Looms
Amid a tense labor climate the June unemployment rate rose to 4.4 percent while factory payrolls hit a record 7,342,000 as hiring rose with seasonal demand. In Tennessee a coal mine siege ended with one hostage freed after rebels held foremen for 26 hours. Union leaders warned of a near certainty of a steelstrike at midnight as talks stalled.
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Washington
Labor Department
GMI
QcHhibs
Ete
Secretary of Labor
James P. Mitchell
Brushy Mowntain State
Frank Llewellyn
Shiley Wine
Hostine
Pat Patterson
Aasistant Corrections
Guy. Buford Ellington
Patherson
Corry Jamestown Recalling Old Hiring New Halp
Corry Jamestown plans a substantial workforce increase as 670 employees currently on the payroll will gain new hires across all departments. The officer furniture firm seeks skilled fabricators, case makers, and assemblers, with the State Employment Service screening applicants. The Corry Jamestown plant will close to variations until Alignst 3rd.
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Thonna Mussell
Russell
Officer
Tocal State Employment Service
Corry Jamestown
Raymond
Associated Spring Corporation
Stile
Butler Youth Gets Life Term for Holdup Slaying
Richard Alwine, 19, of Butler was convicted of first degree murder in the holdup slaying of grocer Frank DeMor at a procurement store last November 24. A jury of five men and seven women imposed life imprisonment. sentencing to follow. Alwine showed no emotion at verdict but sobbed later in his cell. Defense indicated possible move for a new trial.
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Butler
Richard Alwine
Allife
Clyde
Shumaker
Alwine
Frank DeMor
Beliielee
Lea M. Steparla
Witness Describes Birth Of Area Twister Near Conneaut Lake Park
Meadville report recounts a funnel cloud seen near the park entrance as bystanders including Mrs Prince Lowing and Mrs Betty Poweska watched a tornado form in bright sun. The rotating funnel lifted papers and two picnic tables, then carried a baby scene before dissipating among tall trees. Park officials found toppled tables but no injuries.
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Meadville
Conneaut Lake Park
Buieves
Pyny
Abet
Haprince Lowing
Rod
Linesville
Betty Poweska
RD 2
Conneautville
Floyd Stainbrook
Kupptin
Hiern
Inada
Tself
Fire Damages Pittsburgh Sports Goods Store Building
A two alarm blaze gutted the basement of the Pittsburgh Sports Goods Store in the Lindo Building, burning over five hours. Five firefighters were injured by smoke while damage was confined to the shop with limited water damage to nearby offices and other businesses.
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Pittsburgh
Aubbord
Lpittsburgh
Lindo
Stephen Adley
Butidkyr
Police Probe Theft Of Fixtures From Area Home
Police investigate the theft of about 800 dollars in household fixtures from an unoccupied home west of Figin. Owners Sylvester Fron- Tita report returning from Florida to find entry during their absence and fixtures removed. Entry appears recent with several windows opened. electrical and water fixtures untouched.
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Coreyoun
Figin
Sylvester Fron- Tita
Florida
Pronterm
Prontera
Sie Anos
Vibenvik Gee
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Democra
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Edgar Thomson
Can Te Cast
Big Steel Company
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