City planning debate urges local input at steering meet
The Corry Journal notes a member of the City Planning Commission urging more local involvement in the steering committee's work. It warns that relying on the engineering firm Baker may shape the plan to fit other cities rather than Corry, stressing the need for taxpayer input and affordable changes before the June 14 meeting. It ends with a trivia line about 533 square miles in the Panama Canal Zone.
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City Planning Commission
Michael Baker
Baker
Walla Walla
Wash
Oshkosh
Corry
Wallit Wallit
Corry High School Grads Reunite After 1878 Class Return
Yesterdays memories recount Corry High School graduates of 1878 gathering for a reunion with nearly 400 attendees. The event took place in a large hall and featured a long list of former classmates. The evening included a community program and reflected on years since graduation.
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Corry High School
Atlgnund Assos
Prohibition Decision and City Works Update
Town discussion centers on the Supreme Court upholding the Volstead Act and Prohibition. Construction on the new municipal building resumes after materials arrived, with no delay expected. A kitchen fire alarm occurred at Payer Confectionery on West Main Street. P. M. Nichols operates a jitney bus serving the city and surrounding countryside.
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United States Supreme Court
Phils
Payer
Main Street
Hold Doctor In Fatal Shooting Of Colleague
Dr. Anthony Ruvolo, 27, ambushed two former partners after dismissal from their medical group. He killed Dr. Annunciato La Fave, 35, in the St. Elizabeth's Hospital parking lot. J Francis Merlo, 51, fled into the hospital as Ruvolo fired. Ruvolo fled, then was arrested 15 minutes later at a roadblock.
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J. Francis Merlo
Seraoh
Ruvolo
Bowling Bowl-Aire Announces Summer Rates
Open bowling offers adults 35 cents per fine or three fines for one dollar. Children charged 30 cents per fine. Times listed include Thursdays and Fridays eight to twelve p.m. Saturdays two to twelve p.m. Sundays two to ten p.m.
New York AP survey offers odd health and habit notes
A jumble of clippings notes shifting heights of Americans since 1900, comparisons of soldier statures, wage and spending trends, checks written yearly, and a Swiss smoking device. It cites varied facts from heights to taxes to health, ending with a highway safety slogan.
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New York
Olu
Bernard Shay
Russia
412 Years After AFL-CIO Merger Nears Full Union Unification
Pittsburgh reports a historic merger of the Pennsylvania Federation of Labor ART and the State CIO Council to form one AFL-CIO council. Leaders McDonough and Boyer will serve as co presidents with a 1962 plan for a president and executive VP. The combined body will have about one million members across 102 and 31 affiliates respectively, with 30 vice presidents overall.
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Afl-Cio
APT
GIO
Hegan
Tune
Joseph A. McDonough
PEL
McDonough
Harry Boyer
GIO ‘Council
Pennsylvania
Afl-Cio Council
U Itil
CTO
PPL
Pennsylvania Federation of Labor
Detroit doctor Dr. Gordon B. Myers dies at 56
Dr. Gordon B. Myers an authority on electrocardiography diagnostics and medical teaching died Sunday at age 56. He was a former chairman of Wayne State University School of Medicine's department of medicine and retired a year ago for health reasons.
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Medical Authority
Detroit
Gordon B. Myers
Department of Medicine
Wayne State University School of Medicine
Israelis Claim Eichmann Not Kidnap Victim
In Buenos Aires the Israeli government said a band of Jewish volunteers tracked Adolf Eichmann to Argentina but he was not kidnapped. The note says Eichmann agreed to go to Israel to stand trial and that the captors acted without official Israeli knowledge. The pursuit spanned three continents and ended in Buenos Aires.
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Adolf Eichmann
Argentina
Gestapo
Israel
Eichmann
Soveriznty
Elehmann
Hitler
Tam
Arturo Frondizi
Arie Levavi
Europe
Middle East
Latin America
Gareth Hughes Career Spanned Stage Screen and Missionary Life
Hollywood veteran Gareth Hughes reflected on a career that started in London and Broadway, with silent films, and later service as a lay missionary among Nevada’s Indian communities. He now rests at Motto Picture Country Home in Woodland Hills, cherishing two distinct lives.
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Hollywood
Gareth Hughes
London
Broadway
Nevada
Hughes
Motto Picture Country
Woodland Hills
Tommy
James Barrie
Ches
Llanelly
Wales
Mrs. Wiges of
Federal Theater Project
Hollywoot Playhouse
University of Michigan
Hollywood Highlights By Bob Thomas
Hollywood highlights recount a journey across desert lands to perform christenings and burials for reservations. An actor notes the value of experience for portraying scriptural messages so that Indians understand them, stressing that everything works out according to God's will.
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Simmer Hughes
Bear Lake News Briefs Include Local Visits and School Picnic
Mr and Mrs Ray Carner of Cambridge Sprites visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Elwood Connell. Mr and Mrs J Manwaring dined with Mr and Mrs Gordon White of Clymer. Loren Radcliffe traveled to Hamburg NY on business. Bear Lake School held a picnic at Mead Park last Thursday with pupils also visiting the play haleli.
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Phast Las
Ray Carner
Cambrider Sprites
Elwood Connell
J. ©. Manwaring
Gordon White
Clymer
Loren Radcliffe
Hamburg N. Y
Bear Lake School
Mead Park
Murder Charge Filed Against Jamestown Man
Jamestown man identified as Young B68 was indicted for first degree murder in the fatal beating of Hailge A Nelson 69 at his Jamestown home. Nelson died two days after the alleged assault during a burglary that also targeted his estranged wife Joan Thon Young 30 and Maria F Nelson 65. Police said the suspect used a .22 rifle during the savage attack.
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Jamestown
Mayville
Boots
Young
Chautauqua County Grand Jury
Supreme Court
Juanes John F Dwyer
Buffalo
Hailge A. Nelson
Nelson
Joan Thon Young
Marle F. Nelson
Palen
Briggs Still Critical in Vermont Hospital
In Vergentley odd wording Walter O Briggs Jr 48 former president of the Detroit Tigers remains in critical condition at a Bennington Hospital. He was treated by teachers at a soft ice cream stand near his Way home. Recent visitors included Merritt Smith and Jamiy to Mr and Mrs David Lindquist of Prewsburg.
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Briggs
Criticalington
Walter O. Briggs
Prest Rist
Detroit Tigers
Bennington
Fort Morton
Mes
Merritt Smith
Jamiy
David Lindquist
Prewsbure
Auxiliary Year Fall Pr whe lal ation of wl Hospital
In a public note, Kinley outlines garden publicity and honorary roles. Officers include Mrs Bar as chair and new members joining the auxiliary. Report lists 83 projects, notes purchases, and sets dates for meetings and events through September and October.
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Wl Hospital
Kinley
Bar
Jr UN
Stranahon
Stranahon ‘the Cheteers For Peatties, Hows At Workers, 5 Be Chairman. Wiri
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Panama Canal Zone
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Oise
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United Biases
P. M. Nichols
Nichols
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American Beauty Pork & Beans
Shurfine Instant Coffee
Drid Ce Toh
Ean Oie
Rae Eo
Aane
Hal Boyle
FBT
Bausch & Lomb
Sun Glasses
Hammond
Eagle Street
Dial
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St
Corry, Pa
Bob Thomas
Bear Lake
Evans
Corry's Smart Women's Shop
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