Corry area seeks funds for road work and grants
Erie County commissioners approve a Concord Townships request for a 10182 dollar liquid shell tax fund to resurfaced town streets. A federal grant of 22250 dollars is turned over to county planners for the countywide master plan, now totaling around 41000 dollars with further aid expected.
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Concord Townshiis
Erie Quanty
Concord
Concord Roads
Wwnstip
Borough Road
U.S
Erie
Matthew Stegner
Steener
Stegner
Steger
Corry
Pennsylvania
Erie County
Driver In Hospital After Bog Building Crash At Corry Peat
Armstrong Mills driver rank Atwoviwelt 2 0b Mays Mills crashed into a Bog building at Corry Peat Products Co early Saturday. He remains hospitalized with shock infection and minor cuts. Passenger Robert Wilcox of Centerville injured. Police cite him for drunken driving. A hearing before Alderman Cobbett to set plea and arraignment will follow.
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Mays Mills
Corry Peat Products Co
Corky Memorial Hospital
Armstrong
Robert Wilcox
Centerville
Nhe
Harley Drake
M-r. Cobbett
Gulf Mills
Cobbett
Army Strong
Mills Myn
Appointment of Benjamin Lentz as system superintendent
Benjamin A. Lentz was named the system superintendent of general services for the Pennsylvania Elevision Company, announced by president Louis Mr. Roddis Jr. Lentz will develop a coordinated transportation program for offices in 32 counties. He retired from the U S Army in April, holding the rank of colonel and former chief of the Terminal Division and for Movements. He began active duty in 1942 with the 7th Engineer Battalion at Camp Edwards and served as battalion commander and commander of an Army Harbor Craft Regiment with duties in the Philippines and Japan.
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Benjamin A. Lentz
Pennsylvania Elevisio Company
Louis Mr. Roddis Jr
Penelee
Lentz
States Army
Washington, D. C
Camp Edwards
Massachusetts
Philippines
Japan
Industrial Fund Drive Under Wag Hails Workforce Growth
Hall stressed youth retention as vital to industry, noting many new hires are in the 1924 age bracket. Eric Jones outlined four years of Pennsylvania Industrial Development results, including 24,000 jobs and 387 new plants. The event, with civic leaders and youth representatives, urged communities to act now to attract industry.
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Hall
Eric Jones
Dupuy
Department of Commerce
Hartisburg
Erie
Jones
Pennsylvania Industral Development
J. Fred Kinley
Dan Rotthatf
Hcclesiastical Church Partittune Co
Feldt
Raymond
Associated Spring
A. Bruce Smith
McInnes Steel
Louis Miller
Louis Miller, Representing Local Organized Labor Exoaps
Nelson Thompson
Thompson Maple Products
Barbara Weight
Michael McLaughlin
Leon Colesti
Paul Bayer
VFW
Secasion
Counter Revolt Haunting New S Korea Gov
The specter of counterrevolution haunts South Korea as probes into the 15th presidential election widen. Nine ministers, a former cabinet head, and officials from banks and security roles resign or are jailed amid rival groupings like the National Independence League and the Young Guardians urging ouster of Huh's reform government and immediate elections.
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South Korea
Aihrow
Huh Ching
Syngmi Rhee
Honyuli
Rhee
Liberal Party
Korean
Reconstruction Bank
Bank of Korea
National Police
Seoul
Song Yochan
Army
Korea
Rice
National Independence League
Young Guardians
Huh
National Assembly
Ad manager Clyde B. Gayles dies at 74 in Chicago
Clyde B. Gayles former national advertising manager of the Chicago Tribune died yesterday after months of illness. A native of Valparaiso Indiana he joined the Tribune in 1910.
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Chicago
Clyde B. Gayles
The
Chicago Tribune
Valparaiso
Ind
Tribune
Space watchers track satellites marching toward the sky
The piece lists ten satellites including the Soviet Space Ship now in Earth orbit and Pioneers IV and V with Sunik I nearby the sun. It notes five Soviet satellites with one still active, three Soviet space probes with Lunik II striking the moon and Lunik III reportedly photographing the far side before vanishing, and 19 US satellites with nine still aloft and two probes, Pioneer IV and V, in solar orbit.
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Earth
Soviet
Russia
Moon
United States
Africans Ready For Revolution
A fragmented account discusses rising native unrest in South Africa, noting jailed leaders, underground groups, and planned protests after a state of emergency. It highlights urban-rural divides, pass laws, and the stark reality of apartheid, including police brutality and limited rights for Black citizens.
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Police Close May Activity With 4 Crashes
Police closed May investigations after four crashes occurred between early afternoon and late morning. The first incident involved Richard A. Herbers driving a gas-station car that drifted into North Center Street and hit a school bus, causing $79 in damage. A midday rear hex in front of West Main Street saw two motorists, Frank Garbach and Janet Carroll, collide while parking with little damage. At East Church and East streets a two-vehicle crash caused $450 damage, involving Anna May Diehl and Rev. Elmer Armes. A final accident in Loblaw's lot, east toward Spring Street, involved Harley Hall and W L McCray with no listed damage estimates.
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North Center
Smith Streets
Richard A. Herbers
Wost Pleasant Street
North Center Street
West Main Street
Frank J. Garbach
Sinclairville
Janet P. Carroll
East Main Street
Garbach
East Street
Elmer Armes
Clymer
Easton East Church Street
Corry
Armes Yebnelé
Harley H. Hall
Sixth Street
W. L. McCray
Loblaw
San
Spring Street
McCray
Hall
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Bel
Bele County
Mertane Kenniston
Susan C Batteried
Corry Harold BR
Crawford
Dorothy L Rosey
Ceteve Evant
Kleban
Linden
Packerad
Sherlock
Craig G. Hyer
Widith D. Paige
Corr
Forest Law
Kane
Boy Scouts
May Lou Spiesman
William J. Spiesman
Villa Maria College
Charles Lutton
Main Street
Lutton
Fred Shaver
Meadville
Qunk
Meadville Area Industrial Commission
Helen Johnson
Concord School
U. & Selective Service Bureau
WK. Shindler
Sparta Grate
Grange Hall
Gordon Fralick
Grange
Fralick
Ney
Sparta
Tootlon
Vernon Grange
Flos Marsh
Fisu Hil
Apel
Casas
Honiwless
Amerean Red Cross
Jamestown
Heyiu
Oltsiae
Jamestown Est
Lhl
Dames
Hue
Jas Klaus
Jamestown Feneral Hospital
Edward J. Klaus
Pennsylvania Department of Revenue
Charles M. Dougherty
Corp
Paul Dell
Lawrence Park
Dell
Howard Murray
State Armory
Wag
Loblaws
Michigan Peat
S. Korean
Explorer
Vanguard
MIDAS
Ism
Lund
South Africa
Nafl
National Bank of Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Crowns
Straws
York
Cish
Ina Bolt
St James
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