War liquidation and health notes in Corry paper
The Corry Evening Journal reports on government war asset losses, highlighting the Nitro plant sale for 250000 after a 70000000 build cost, and questions about satisfying a 950000 government loan. It quotes Prof Hussey on seasonal health trends and daily routines, noting January to March lows and Monday as the worst day for well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Vironia
Nitro
Nitro Industrial Corporation
Charlestown Laggers
Low Corporation
Uncle Sam
Anielé
Hussey
University of Wisconsin
Naval expenses lift hopes for Geneva arts conference
The outlook favors Tayal reductions in next winter's Geneva conference. A strategic move is anticipated from our government to trim naval spending if other powers agree. Britain cuts its budget from 370 million to 225 million for 1980, France reduces from 145 million to 120 million, while the United States raises from 150 million to 390 million.
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Geneva
Great Britain
France
United States
Daily Lessons in English by W. L. Gordon
A compact note on common word misuse and pronunciation tips by W. L. Gordon. It covers guidance on phrasing, mispronunciations of Greenwich, and spelling pitfalls. Includes a word study prompt and a remark about records made for radio transcription versus home phonographs.
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W. L. Gordon
Twenty Years Ago Journal Tales and Local Notes
Twenty years ago a journal file recaps events. Rev Wallace preached with Zapelle band at evening park services. Aviator Bud Mars injured in Erie plane crash. Kurtz Brass Bed Co factory foundation completed. plant work continues. A heavy rainstorm produced snow near Russell. Auroras and storms described by farmers residents. George Nollinger barn destroyed by electrical storm. George Bailey affected on Waitshire road. Marian Sackett and Bead Allen left for Chautauqua for the season. Wesley Pearce and Dan DeLury in Youngsville to join Garland team.
Great Lakes Geography and Historical Hints
The puzzle asks which is the southernmost Great Lake and references ancient scripts and a World War devastated country. Answers appear as Charles Blekens, Laie Drie, Hieroglyphies, sue tiger, Belgium.
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Nayelie
Five Great Lakes
Hensta
Fhirope
Charles Blekens
A problem on door edge travel and angles
A barn door five and a half feet wide is opened to sixty degrees. Determine the distance traveled by the outer edge along the arc. The problem includes an unrelated note about a flight and two people and a mile claim, which is not part of the main calculation.
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Bob
Bill Meek
Cherries at The Loop Orchards Offer
Two miles from North East toward Findley Lake The Loop Orchards invites picking cherries at three cents a pound. The note cites past prices and promises baskets ladders and service in a sales pitch amid a damaged OCR text referencing sour Montmorency and red cherries.
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Montmorency
Canjnerien
Findley Lake
Picnic Plans Advance at Columbus Community Aid Meeting
Columbus July 15 an enjoyable afternoon is anticipated by the Community Aid committee at the Johurch Thursday with plans for the annual reunion and picnic next month. All committees are asked to meet at the L. Dodd home July 18 to finalize details. Sports report a small game between Union City and Bear Lake. Mrs Frank Crosby entertained Sunday for Mrs Ida Crosby visiting from Tulsa with a group of Columbus and Warren friends.
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Columbus
Johurch
Moet
PL. Dodd
Union City
Bear Lake
Frank Crosby
Honbr
Ida Crosby
Tulsa
Okla
Lersom
Mary Wallon
L. L. Covel
Luly Cove
Nelile Seholton
Arta Smith Welsh
Corry
Gan Wheelock
Warren
Ray Gordon
Jack- Sunwiié
Fla
Elle
Gordon
Jackson- Wuille
George Stronigan
Judge Knight Opens July Term At Jamestown
In Jamestown Judge John Knight of Arcada presided over the opening session of the July term of the U S District Court. He fined $2,075 for liquor law violations, with 15 violators faced on day one, far fewer than last year. The grand jury began after routine business and was briefed by Assistant U S Attorney Justin Morin.
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Jamestown
John Knight
Arcada
United States District Court
Thidge Knight
United States
Justin. Morin
Bombs and gunfire mark mine strike violence in W Virginia
United Press reports a July clash along a 70 mile coal front with a bomb at Daisytown damaging no property, gunfire injuring one of twelve strike-breakers in a Wheeling bound convoy, and arrests of four National Miners Union organizers near Washington. The sixth week of the walkout coincides with a National Conference in Pittsburgh led by left wing unions.
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Pittsburgh
Daisytown
Wheeling
Woday
George Smith
Vesta Coal Company
Wales
Ohio
Burns d Church Transfer Co
Wim Grove
W. Va
Galley Camp
Washington County
National Miners Union
Glenn Yerke
Vesta Coal Co
Washington
the Nations
Miners Union
Foster
Communist Party
Trades Union Unity League
Ih Teat
Unis
Kentucky
Eairly
Wee
Wanted Young Men for Soliciting
An aged classified item notes recruitment for solicitation work. Inquiries directed to The Cleaners located at 3117.
Registration Opens for New Voters in Erie County
Erie County opens registration in all townships and boroughs for new voters and party changes. Ralph Benedict, clerk to the county commissioners, said registration offices will operate 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. on the initial recording day, separate from city registrations in Erie and Corty.
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Erie
Frie City
Corty City
Ralph Benedict
Countty
Sga
Fall Fatal to Aged Woman in Salamanca
Mrs Ellen Benson about 60 years old died after a porch balustrade collapsed from the second story at 65 Maple Street noon yesterday. She suffered a deep scalp wound, several rib fractures, and other injuries. Neighbors said she leaned on the balustrade which gave way. She was taken to Salamanca City Hospital and died after 2 PM. She was the widow of Wimner X Benson.
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Salamanca
Maple Street
Ellen
Benson
Sinarngul
Salamanca City Hospital
Wimner X. Benson
Erie City and School Bodies Clash Over Curb Improvement
City council rejects 70 000 for curb work near Strong Vincent High School amid a bitter dispute with the board of education. Streets Director H L Munger argues the city would spend 70 000 for a better view of the new high school site while the board insists on condemning the 44 building on the corner ink project. Also: Willis Baer, 11, returned home to Oil City after a 24 hour absence, found at a camp nearby.
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Crannerry
Bridge Lon 8Th Street
We Board
H. L. Munger
Munger
Vincent
Board of Education
Willis Baer
Earch
Oil City
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West South Street
Comy
A. D. Colegrove
Colegfove
Ona Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
W. 46Th St
New York
Tribune Tower
Chicago
Chamber of Com
Post
Greenwich
Nglind
Gwin
Wallace
Zapelle
the Park
Bud Mars
Kurtz Brass Bed Company
Russell
Wbundkhee
Wriday
George Nollinger
George Bailey
Waitshire Road
Marian Sackett
Bead Allén
Wento
Wesley Pearce
Dan DeLury
Youngsville
Garland
Sue Tiger
Belgium
F. L. Dodd
Columbus News
New Qingland
United Press
Coats
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
Hemsyie
Luxe Tudor
Victoria
Ford
Ford Motor Company
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