Driver recovers after deer collision near Corry Findley Lake
Mrs Ellmeth Wassink of Easy Bold street was driving to Corry from Findley Lake when a deer ran into the auto. Passengers Mrs George Harmon and Mabel Wallace Young sustained a few minor injuries. Judge Elmer Evans in Erie County court reserved decision on the appeal of Dick Saxton over a motor vehicle cessation. Local reports note zoning and development discussions in Meadville and Crawford County with grants for study and real estate activity in Corry and nearby towns.
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Ellmeth Wassink
Bold Street
Corry
Findley Lake
Neal
Wass
George Harmon
Wallace Young
Elmer Evans
Erie County
Dick) Saxton
Wales
Saxton
Buréau “of Highway
Harrishuré
Parochial School Bus Law Ruled Unconstitutional
Madison Wis Supreme Court ruled the states parochial school bus law unconstitutional striking down a 1917 law intended to provide state aid for transportation of private school children, citing that it prohibited public funds supporting religious schools and institutions. The decision bars use of state funds for private school bus transportation.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Semaal
County Lends Assist To Drive For Flood Control
A county proposes an assist to a regional drive for flood control near Corry and Meadville. Officials discuss a Meadville flood project, with Army Corps input and concerns over seasonal flood waters impacting crops. The plan also envisions recreation space near Corry and a rebuild of Columbus Dam in Hamshure area.
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Union City
Wattshire
Elise
Eric Cams
Fsjanjed Lye
Carl Leneinr
Caroll Keats
Frijay
Interrerolip 3
Ralph Baeud
Jaypee
Jardontien Itty Waltsburg
Lattemanster
Corry Ghambiet
Commeten
Pray Fishe
Will George B Sample
Mavcy
Phil Zalmeck
Jane Hammond
Corry 7Inet Tar
Rot Wank
Authint Gookran
Corrs Rofl
Cin Chih
Meadville
Witte Rontroversy
ITS
Persmavon
Legal Conflict Over School Transportation Rules
The majority opinion states the constitutional issue remains unaffected by the requirement that students be sent to the nearest public school rather than to their assigned home school. The ruling centers on statutory interpretation and equal access to education.
Emergency board considers rail labor costs and possible strike
President Kennedy appoints an emergency fact finding board under the Railway Labor Act to study wage rates amid talks with unions. Wolfe notes risk of layoffs if railroads cut costs, while officials warn a strike could be intolerable. carriers must weigh public impact amid economic strain.
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Poonuntel
Kelinedy
Sander-feems-of
Apt
Tee Lw
Wolfe
Avthin Goldberg
Ecoy
PK Begins National Spelling Bee Contested
An Oflu fighter opens the two day national spelling bee with 69 contestants from across the country. Karen McComas of Rittman Ohio leads the field as 21 boys and 69 total participants vie for the title and $700 prize pool. The event is sponsored by Scripps Howard in 18 cities and 31 newspapers. A separate fire at Hox Co plant in South Greensburg involved two hours of effort by firefighters with injuries treated at the scene.
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Karen McComas
Rittman
Ohio
Distichaus
U.S
Hox Co
South
Greensburg
Long list of seniors set to graduate Friday
A crowded roster of names appears in the graduation notes, naming seniors including Ehud Bale Leroy Frehch Jenin Gear Kren indy dune ay Fionn Allen and dozens more. The list spans multiple families and communities, reflecting a traditional year end recognition.
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Ehud
Bale Leroy Frehch
Jenin Gear Kren
Indy Dune
Fionn
Allen Tery Sh
Canes
Dames
Ral Oor
Marie Yert
Laensterdul
Pheammrre Cilbert
Carolailliford
Charles Lloyd Gregory
John Wikotailifis
John Miton
Krswolis
Ray Charles Hive
Ronald Joseph Hill
Roy Frederick
Hamiitod
Dorota
Frances Hamillsberry
Ray Mamiton
Paul Hunt Tanwannborg
Tennart All Hammand Worth Juba
Hansen
Andrey Mavwn
Jy Mayes
Chiro Elzabetty
Inay Chastes
Wibe Ieplets
Beverly
Jean Webring Uatchme Hixson
Ronald Gilbert Holm
Everett Pki
Dent Head Fougheling
John David Hones Ming
Keres Howell
Sharon Lee
David Lawrence Hunt
Tonidd
Levey Hurliut
James
Pranels Ieentnt
Marflyn-danetye Jean
Lintry
Euateni Witmini
Dennis Ohn Jonicot
Mary
Eien Wms Johinson
Michael Hugh Iy the Cicper
Dams Rugene Huser
Joseph Richard
Kemision
Sharon Sue Keetisinger
Robert Albert
Rowaldle
Margaret
Ann Riis
Gerald Lewis
Kilns
Beverence
William Lahnwaker
Howard
Tadsian Marie Tinea
Wietiid
Tae Lindsey
Phillip
Aiton
Pennsylvania Hopes For Balanced Budget Update
Reported general fund receipts total 522.101 million for the 12 months of the fiscal period Baldwin cites 92.958 million as the estimated intake. The current year is treated as a 13 month period to align with federal timing and state school district processes.
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Penn
Tota General Fund
Kymonth
Baldwin
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