Local notes and council actions in Corry area
Gilbert P Nichols of Spartansburg earned a bachelor of arts degree in social science from Wheaton College during the 107th commencement. Nine year old Leon Lank of Corry was admitted with a severe heel laceration to Corry Memorial Hospital. City Council approved Leo Hooks for the Recreation Committee and half its requested $2,000 annual appropriation, with balance to follow. Downey secured approval for three new street lights on Shady Avenue and relocation of a pole near Corry Concrete, at $98.71 monthly. Police found $90 reported lost by Mrs. Dale Hammerlee. Hare Creek Beagle Club called an urgent meeting for tomorrow at 8 p.m. Westminster College weighs retirement request from President Dr. Will W. Orr and plans to name a new auditorium in his honor. Karen Burton, 12, returned home after a fall from a horse caused a concussion.
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Gilbert P. Nichols
R. D
Spartansburg
Jane
Wheaton College
Robert Nichols
Wheaton
Christian Service Council
Nichols
Sparta Merged
Leon
Ida Lank
Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Leo Hooks
Hooks
Jack Downey
Shady Avenue
Corry Concrete Block Co
Downey
Westminster College
New Wilmington
Will W. Orr
Orr
Corry Seeks New Superintendent as Board Apologizes
The Corry jointure board faces a transition after amid tension with rural directors. A vacancy committee endorses Elsen, citing curriculum development and strong communication. Salary discussions reveal Shupe at 16,500 and Elsea at 15,000. Elsea to move from Wyncote, Pa., to assume duties. The panel stresses progressive education and vocational prep for local industry.
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Corry
Kafferlin
Corry Jointure
Elsen
Shupe
Wyncote
Temple
Son or Daughter Away From Home Now
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Max Sussin longtime aviator dies at 71
Max Sussin of Clearwater Fra 71 a World War I Austrian ace who logged more than 7 000 hours in 53 years of flying died Saturday He earned his first American pilot license in 1928 and remained licensed at death He ran a flying school and air park near Chicago for many years before retiring nine years ago.
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Max Sussin
Clearwater
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Sussin
Chicago
France Chief Topic At NATO Meeting
Foreign ministers of NATO open their spring talks in Brussels to address France's withdrawal from the alliance command. The Danish plan for talks with the Soviet bloc will be studied, while decisions aim to streamline theater commands and possibly move SHAPE, with Paris hosting the political council under reconsideration.
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Brussels
North Atlantic ‘Treaty Organization
France
Soviet Union
NATO
Maurice Couve de Murville
Belgium
Supreme Headquarters
Allied Powers Europe
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
NATO Council
United States
Britain
Canada
de Gaulle
Low Countries
West Germany
Defense College
Rome
Washington
Per Haekkerup
Germany
Dean Rusk
Michael Stewart
Gerhard Schroeder
Couve de Murville
Safety contest for grades 1 6 announced by Corry PD
Corry Police Chief Frank Carnegie and elementary supervisor Miss Ann Baressi announced a coloring contest for grades 1 through 6 using FBI materials. The theme covers stranger danger, avoiding rides, dark streets, and knowing the local policeman. Prizes by grade, with support from the Corry Chamber of Commerce and local businesses, and a list of safety rules for children and parents.
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Frank Carnegie
Corry
Ann Baressi
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Cave
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Corry Evening Journal
Raymond” Manufacturing
Volunteers Battle Blaze In Oil Region
Over 100 volunteer firemen from Reno Rouseville Oakland and Rocky Grove fought a timber fire near the city limits Saturday night into Sunday morning. The flames damaged five oil wells and scorched about 10 acres of timber on the Clinton L. Shreffler lease. Firefighters kept the blaze from reaching nearby oil storage tanks filled with crude awaiting transfer to a refinery.
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Reno
Rouseville
Oakland
Rocky Grove
Here
Clinton L. Shreffler
Union accuses PRR of using second-rate coaches
Pittsburgh AP Union official Marion C. Lococo, president of Transport Workers Union Local 2044, told ICC hearings the Pennsylvania Railroad uses poor upkeep and substandard passenger cars on the New York to St. Louis run to deter riders as it probes the plan to drop the Spirit of St. Louis daily service. He cited second-rate cars and lack of hardware and upholstery as evidence of deliberate discouragement.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York — St. Louis
Marion C. Lococo
Transport Workers Union
Interstate Commerce Commission
Spirit of
Labor code debate in city on home inspections
A labor council delegation pressed points on a proposed urban renewal measure and home inspection code. City officials stressed enforcement with time, appeal rights, and protections against infringement of private rights, noting prior bad ordinances. The mayor urged formal written objections for the next Labor Council meeting and a joint review at an early Council session.
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Bolan
Corry
Johnson
Dorr Clark
Labor Council
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Dale Hammerlee
West Smith Street
Hare Creek Beagle Club
Karen
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National Bank of Corry
Bank” Sales
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Solon
Wemseaee
Moscow
Dairy Queen
Tastee
PRR
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Hel S Loan Gov
Atantic Associates
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Providence
N. Cantrat Ave
Phoents
Attzoe
AAA
Cation
American Automobile Association
Erie County Motor Club
North Center Street
William Wylie
Bunny Lake
Comex Ars
Binnie Barnes
Gypsy Roselee
Camilla Seary
Mary Wickes
Colousiacolor
June Harding
Blanche Hanks
Uane Tram
Jenney Gounsan
William Frye
Lda Lupin
Audie Murphy
Outlaw Pack
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