Summer school opens at Tumar High with 413 enrolled
Twenty years ago at Tumar High School summer session opened with 413 pupils enrolled. Principal M. J. Bianden noted total enrollment would rise to about 150 on the next day or two. Notable among the record-breaking group from Pennsylvanian State College were Corry natives Arthur LaRue Haskins and Jessy A Whitney, both active in school life during college. Haskins ran track. Whitney served in the band for three years.
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Tumar High School
Bellet
M. J. ‘Bianden
Pennsylvanian State College
Corry
Arthur LaRue Haskins
Jessy A. Whitney
Haskins
Whitney
Rejection of Pay Increase by Erie Plumbers Union
ERIE June 14 The AFL Plumbers Union rejected a 28 cent hourly raise offer from the Erie Construction Council. Ralph Texter calls the move bargaining in bad faith. Council boards meet to decide next steps including possibly not recognizing the union or resuming normal operations.
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Erie
APL Plumbers Union
Erie Construction Council
Ralph Texter
Builders and Contractors Group
Texter
Erie Sanitary Association — Plumbing Contractors Group
Fire Destroys Randolph Home in Jamestown Area
A two story frame dwelling near the Rainbow Inn, Randolph, burned after a fire of undetermined origin. Earl Myers and his family, four people in total, were left homeless. The chimney remained standing. firemen from Randolph and East Randolph fought the blaze.
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Jamestown
Rainbow Inn
Randolph
Earl Myers
East Randolph
Industrial Fairs Signal Early Western Europe Recovery
Reports from abroad show Brussels, Paris, and Birmingham fairs drawing large exhibitor counts and crowds. Belgium, France, and Britain display a broad range of metalworking and other products, suggesting renewed activity in Western European markets as prewar patterns begin to reemerge.
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Brussels
Belgium
Paris
Birmingham
England
Europe
Britain
Miss Mary Graham Graduates at Oberlin
Miss Mary Louise Graham, daughter of Mrs and the late Dr Vern W Graham, receives bachelor of music and bachelor of music education degrees at Oberlin College commencement. Dr Francis S Hutchins of Berea College delivers address titled It is the Business of the Future to be Dangerous as 300 candidates from the college conservatory of music and theology graduate.
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Oberlin College
Conservatory of Music
School of Theology
Francis S. Hutchins
Berea College
Kentucky
Mary Louise Graham
Vern W.graham
West Frederick Street
Graham
How's Your IQ If You Unser
A quiz style item presents 10 questions with scoring labels from Superior to Poor. It mentions turning to Classified Page for correct answers and asks about historical and civic trivia including Jerusalem as capital, author queries, location clues, Baptists baptism, Dutch New Amsterdam governor, Panama Canal termini, and Soviet city name changes.
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Israel
Jerusalem
Haifa
Tel Aviv
Jaffa
Peru
Wissahickon Drive
John
Bugas
L Automobile Manufacturing Company
New Amsterdam
New York
Panama Canal
Lee
Luther Youngdahl
Leningrad
Ground breaking for Fre. Vets Hospital Erie
Ground breaking ceremonies for the new Veterans Administration Hospital at 38th and Old French road begin at 2 30 this afternoon announced by J LeGrand Skinner general chairman of the planning committee Speakers include Col H D Vogel U S Engineers Buffalo Mayor Sherman Hickey Jr Dy Elmer Hess and Rabbi Randall M Falk Invocation by Rev R F Truesdell benediction by Rev R O Meier Participating are Dr Guy Boughton Mrs Anna Adams Eric representing the Gold Star Mothers three of Mrs Adams five sons in service were killed in action Edward P Silk winner of the Congressional Medal and Mn Henrietta Doris RN representing the women of the services
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Erie
Veterans Administration Hospital
38Th
Old French Road
J. LeGrand Skinner
Planniing Committee
H. D. Vogel
U. S, Engineers
Buffalo
Sherman Hickey, Jr
Elmer Hess
Randall M. Falk
American Legion
R. F. Truesdell
R. O. Meier
VFW
Guy @. Boughton
Anna Adams
Eric
County faces court action over Sherman prop rentals
Chautauqua county board of supervisors heard a letter from H E K Nuttall, Sherman equipment dealer, who warned legal action if rentals are not paid within two weeks and a truck returned. The building has housed the highway office for years. A plan to centralize operations in Mayville was proposed with a committee to study feasibility.
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Chautauqua CO
Manville
Finab
Chautauqua County Court House
Board of Supervisors
H. EK. Nuttall
Sherman
Nuttall
Nuttall Firm
Nuttil
Michael D. Lombardo
Jamestown
Highway Department
Mayville
Myers loses Randolph house to fire without insurance
Doipn Tremen reported that the equipment was used but the dwelling had already been devoured by flames. Mr Myers had recently purchased the house from a Randolph resident, valued at about $5,000, and carried no insurance.
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Myers
Randolph
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Corry Hospital Association
C. E. Weir
C.F. Brown
Walter Sweet
Patterson Apartments
Park Street
Ellen Barry
John Barry
East Main Street
al Miller
Corry Country Club
Mervyn Nast
Morrow
Tira
Erie Building
Blaze
Oalenrary
4Th St
New Yorke
Michigan
Chicago
Cartier
Ron
SUMAC
Berence
Mary Graham
Oberln
Betts Garage
Columbus, PA
Bridge General Garage
Kaiser
Aga Ry S
Kaiser and Frazer
Fon
Frazer
Prill
Boachkeey
Fade
Aikens Motor Sales
Digins West
Vets Hospital
Shamburg’s News & Sports Store
Ward’‘S
Ward
Raneva
Lydia B. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Arsenal
Ratonal
Dizol Co
Aisonal Anal Finance CO
W. Genter
Loblaw
Ariel Bldg
Dad
Clothes
BOS
LEED
Texas
California
Kraft’s
Velveeta Chees Scott Towels
Scotties Tissues
Jack Frost Sugar
Florida
Lake Shore
Periae
Thomas Motors OF Corry, Inc
Clinton Street
Guignon’s
Revere
R. D
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