Corry Journal notices include airport funds and local events
Corry Journal reports Civil Aeronautics Administration funds for Port Erie Airport construction and a city county gift toward it. Also noted are band meetings at the Elks home, a National Guard armory project, fresh hearing aid batteries, a death in Armstrong, and local ads for beer, beverages, wedding invitations, school decisions, and fundraising for Mull Creek Township junior high. Local incidents include a bonfire loss, a juvenile theft gang, and industrial development fund progress in Cambridge Springs.
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Corry Journal Printing Dept
Port Erie
Civil Aero
Washington
Corry Evening Journal
Erie
Warren
Crawford
Chautauqua
phildens-Fells Stiubert
Cobb
State Fheaitt
Corry
the Elks
State Nations Guard Ds
Gard
Girard
National Guard
Gant
Ropala Bogart
Flye Rexall
Wiliam D. Armatrong
Lilva B. Cole
Dauighter
Helen Dentler
Beaver Falls
Bad Brothers and Sisters
Canada Dry
Sugar Grove
Harold Edin
Erle
Mario Bagnoni
Ganz
F. L. Baressi
Franklin
Exchange Bank and Trust Company
Festerda E. Barrow
Igas
John Harper
Barrow
Corry Journal Printing Department
Qunine
Peach and
Cherry Streets
John Hickey
Erle Publo
Iroquois
Darlings
Iron City
Schmidt's
Rolling Rock
Pabst
Corry Beverage
West Main Street
Mullcreek Township
Nelson, Goldberg and Heidt
Mabel
Mreadville
Cambridge Springs
Hospital notices and local reports in terse district blur
Fragmentary items from the Titusville area describe hospital notices at Corry Hospital with “admitted” and “discharged” individuals, a non emergency call alert, plus varied local classifieds. Names include Alfred Morrison and Mrs. Claude Aye. addresses in Westfield and Spartansburg appear amid scattered notes on injuries, burials, and civic items.
Fire Hits Olympic Equestrians Stables
Fire damaged the Olympic Equestrians Stables in a blaze that broke out overnight. Fire crews worked to contain the flames and prevent spread to nearby structures while horses and equipment were evacuated.
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Olympic
State Hospital Workers Pay Raise Set for Saturday
Welfare Secretary Harry Shapiro announced Saturday that the State Welfare Department will begin paying new wage scales for hospital staff including nurses aides and psychiatric aides. The raise covers the balance of the current fiscal period ending May 31, 1807 and is based on accumulated experience within and outside the state system.
Farm Youths Hear Dr Eisenhower at Penn State Camp
About 2500 high school students from Pennsylvania, members of Future Farmers and Future Homemakers of America, heard Dr Milton S Eisenhower, president of Penn State, discuss college careers and a folk meeting on campus. He urged students to pursue broad education and civic duty, stressing qualities that build democratic ideals.
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Eeiys Hsity
Toglev
Steel Firms' Offer Awaited
The nation's three largest steel producers are expected to make counter proposals today to contract demands by the United Steelworkers of America. A four man committee from U S Steel Bethlehem and Republic will resume negotiations with a four man union delegation this afternoon. The union has summoned its 170 member wage policy committee to meet Friday to discuss anticipated offers. The Iron Age says national steel production this year will exceed last year's 117 million tons by one to three million tons unless a steel strike occurs. A pickup in the fourth quarter should offset third quarter easing.
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United Steelworkers of America
GSW
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
Iron Age
National Metalworking Weekly
Ex Governor of Massachusetts Dies After Illness
Democratic governor from 1930s, 75, dies at home six months after brain tumor surgery in Boston. Only child Richard of Weston present at death. In Dauphin County, Charles W. Cook dies in a two car crash near Elizabethville. four others injured in the second vehicle.
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Yess Steld
Sass Oeem B. Ely
Massachusetts
Ely
Boston
Hin
Richard
Weston
Crasil
Elizabethville
Pat
Ghirles W. Cook
Dauphin County
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Alfred Morrison
Liberty Street
Wile Brown
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Russell Shaster
Sandra
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Mirando
Claude Aye
Spartansburg
William Raseysburg
Henry Ruhl
Eric
Henry Frontroth
East Main Street
Allen Borton
Larry Allen
Spring Creek
Frank Mitchell
Columbus
Charles
Lawrence Wade
R. D
Helen
Gene Britten
Westfield
Fred Leonard
Hint Fenile
Henry Peter
Leonard Plumbing
Westfield Memorrs
T. B. Anderson
Titusville Trust Co
F. L. Bates
Dia
Titusville
Harold Greathouse
Guys Mills
Tiusville
Therima
seill_ bataken
Thomas Metors
Mesdville
Mead Township
Randolph Township
School
Herbert
CDA
Boud
Bora
Cs Gecrypa
Bela
Dairymen Docia
Yaremtiodg
RUS
Suri
Meintyre’s
Cillian of the Frees
Alvis Liptat
Amit
Ealing
Dr. Eisenhower
Rexall
N. Center St
DODGE
Dodge Trucks
Heberlein Motor Sales
Tuffy
Center
Washington Streets
Faberge Woodhue
Woodhue
Yardley
Sca Us
Acre
Batehiat Licink Finance
Center St
Loblaw's
Ney Pena Erie
Eighth & State Sts
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