Corry Pa State Employment Office Holiday Schedule
Corry Pennsylvania State Employment Service will close next Tuesday for the Fourth of July. Local manager James Roseberry says regular reporting claimants are rescheduled and others should call on the next working day. The office will be open on a limited basis for unemployment claims processing with no delay in check receipts. A found billfold may be claimed at the police station with identification. Several local notices follow including a divorce complaint filed in Erie County Court, a death of Pauline T. Smith, a Corry resident, and reflections on local se health, Centennial preparations, and lodging needs for visitors. Funeral services for Frank Bromley set for Thursday at Bracken Funeral Home, with interment at Pine Grove Cemetery. Obituaries and hospital updates for local residents near Corry and surrounding counties are listed.
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Pennsylvania Governor Declines Senate Bid
Pennsylvania Governor David Lawrence says he will not seek the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate next year as his term ends and Pennsylvania law prevents a run. The Pennsylvan ia governors conference was held with talk of future plans and possible Hershey meetings.
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Floods and slides kill and injure in Japan and India riots
Torrential rains in western Japan cause floods and landslides raising the dead to 28 with 31 missing and 44 injured as typhoon season begins. In Calcutta about 3,000 refugees from East Pakistan rioted against resettlement plans. police opened fire, killing four and wounding 75.
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King's Men Drill Corps Preview at Hamburg July Parade
The King's Men drum corps from Hamburg New York prepares to compete at Howard J Sheen Field on July 8 as part of the TOCGM competition. Five units vie for prize money with UK winners to be decided at the bright school field during a Centennial parade preview beginning at 4 p.m. on Saturday July ath.
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Hamburg
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Howard J. Sheen
New York State
King’s Men
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Kennedy's Foreign Tests and Domestic Record Placed
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Congress blocks Kennedy reform of two key agencies
The text notes likely passage of a farm program though Kennedy’s proposal is expected to be heavily trimmed. It also reports Congress rejecting authority for reshaping the Federal Communications Commission and the Securities and Exchange Commission, two major regulatory bodies.
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Bible School Closes After Two Weeks at Beaverdam Church
Beaverdam Mennonite Church wraps up a two week Bible School with 136 attendees daily on average. Sponsored by Elgin Methodist Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren and Beaverdam Mennonite, the event employed 18 teachers and helpers. Rev Richard Hostetler led as superintendent with Mrs Glenn Troyer directing music. Two buses, driven by William Lord and William Mercer, transported many children. Sixteen students graduated, and about 250 people attended the Friday program featuring group singing, diplomas, and school slide shows.
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Playoff trio tied for Pa Open at Hershey Country Club
Three golfers Besselink Stough Williams Jr meet in a playoff for the 5th annual Pa Open title at Hershey with 36 holes over Park and Country Club courses finishing tied at one under par. Stough and Williams carded strong rounds despite rain while Guenther and Rigel faded late.
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Florence Graves Dies in California Nurse and Suffragist
Florence C Enol Graves aged 83 died in Pasadena California. A nurse in World War I and a pioneer in the women's suffrage movement, she and her husband banker William Leon Graves lived in Paris for 35 years.
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Bears four piglets set world record in Denmark
A sow owned by farmer Akse Eyedee in Copenhagen reportedly gave birth to 94 piglets, a Danish veterinary experts say is a world record. The animal produced 15 piglets on Sunday and another 19 early Western day, according to the fragmented report.
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Television Review and Industry Reflections in New York
A TV review featuring Mauric Goodson and his Goodson-Todman team notes the shift in game show dynamics since 1946, with emphasis on daytime tryouts and the evolving logic behind hosting. It also covers network hurdles for producers like Saudek, Susskind, and Sullivan, and previews two tonight programs on ABC and NBC examining cattle history and a town doctor’s day.
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Ike Welcomed Home To Penn A Patchwork History
Reading fragments recount a 1950s scene with President Eisenhower and Nixon reflecting on Kennedy era policy. The tone mixes nostalgia with cheeky asides about the Christmas season and public life. Nixon criticizes Kennedy foreign policy while praising Eisenhower for restraint and peacekeeping.
Golf prodigy Ned-Robert J. Moker dies at 59
Ned-Robert J. Moker, once a teenage Transmississippi golf prodigy and four time champion of Towa, died of a heart attack Sunday.
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