Pilots End Strike With Truce On United Air Lines
CHICAGO June 29 The tie that halted United Air Lines operations for 10 days ended today by a truce. The 900 striking pilots were ordered to return to posts at 2 45 a m EST. Thomas B Bickers announced the agreement after a pre dawn meeting with company and pilot representatives. The National Mediation Board will try immediate mediation to get the trains back on the track and settle the dispute.
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Chicago
United Air Lines
Thomas B. Bickers
National Mediation Board
Tus Board
Bickers
53rd Anniversary Open House for Mr and Mrs Patterson
Friends of Mr and Mrs J A Patterson invite to an open house at their home 138 Second Avenue honoring their Sard wedding anniversary. Attendants Merlet Patterson and wife host at R D 4 Magadam Hill Road from 2 to 5 p.m. Details note marriage July 1, 1898 and ongoing family ties.
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J. A. Patterson
Second Avenue
Merlet
Patterson
Magadam Hill Road
Lora Pierce
Corry Court Conception No 35 C D A Meets in North Center
The Corry Court Conception No 35 C D A held a business meeting in North Center street rooms led by Mrs. Leo Hoylen grand regent. Reports included a $100 clearance from last Wednesday's Salad Bar Incheon and Style Show. Plans for a Mead Park picnic July 25 and a July 25 threen dinner were discussed.
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C. D. of A
Corry Court Conception No. 35
C.D. of A
North Center Street
Leo Hoylen
J. ¥. Necham
Mervyn Nast
John Blatt
Mead Park
Donald Tate
Paul Berst
Erie
John A. Taylor
George Muldesick
D A R Chapter Meeting At Chautauqua Cottage
Members of the Broken Jerrew Valley Chapter D A R and guests met at the Semmer home of Mr and Mrs Robert Ott Sr at Ched Well on Lake Chautauqua. A bountiful tureen dinner followed by a brief business meeting conducted by Regent Mrs Joseph Clair. Visiting and boating capped the social evening. Final summer meeting. next gathering October 4 at Mrs Frank Dodd's home.
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Chautauqua Cottage
Brokenjerrew Valley
Daughters of the American Revolution
Semmer
Robert Ott
Ched- Well
Lake Chautauqua
Joseph Clair
Frank Dodd
Long Distance Shower For Miss Blanche Durham
A long distance shower honored Miss Blanche Durham daughter of Mr and Mrs Durham as she prepares to marry next week in the city. Ten guests at Mrs William Durham's Euclid street home brought gifts and competed in prizes with Miss Ruth Dahlstrand winning for the prettiest package. Game prizes went to Mrs E L Baccus Mrs K L Durham and Mrs R Lawrence Davison. The hostess served tunafish salad rolls cake and iced tea. Miss Durham is the bride elect of Alvin Gilbert of New Jersey.
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Blanche Durham
R. Lawrence Davison
Miss Durham
Alvin Gilbert
New Jersey
Dinner Party Honors Mrs George Brundage At Tarbell’s
Mrs George Brindage the farmer Doris Sickler was guest of honor at a dinner party Thursday evening at Tarbell’s. The party was given by the women employed in the merchandising division of the Raymond plant and a chicken dinner was served at 6:30. Mrs Brindage received a corsage and a shower of Havely pitts.
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George Brundage
George Brindage
Doris Sickler
Tarbell’s
Raymond Plant
Brindage
Havely Pitts
Picnic Supper At MacInnes Home In West Frederick Street
The Covenant Circle of the Presbyterian Women’s Association held a last meeting before fall with a picnic supper at Misses Jean and Sara MacInnes home on West Frederick street. Mrs Glenn Steadman helped with arrangements. discussions covered summer project plans during a brief business session.
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MacInnes
Covenant Circle
Presbyterian Women’s Association
Jean
Sara MacInnes
West Frederick Street
Glenn Steadman
Boy Scouts Picnic in Corry Draws District 3 Crowd
The District 3 Washington Trail Council Boy Scouts held their Mead Park picnic last evening with 50 attendees from Union City Waterford Harbor Creek and Corry. A tureen dinner followed by a short business meeting led by President Carl Riggs. Plans for next year activities and for leadership training were discussed. The group enjoyed the films The Price of Freedom and The Quarterbacks.
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Corry
Washington Trail Council
Boy Stouts of America
Mead Park
Fom
Miss Lilymae Poteto Honored At Bridal Shower
Miss Lilymae Poteto, soon to marry Richard E. Joy on July 7, was fete d by Mrs. B. C. Dominessy at her West Washington Street home. Ten guests attended a party featuring games and prizes, with a pink and blue décor shower cake and gifts for the honoree.
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Cee
Legion Auxiliary Names Delegates for State Convention
Corry unit last evening elected delegates and alternates to attend the state convention of the American Legion Auxiliary in Pittsburgh in August. Mrs Keith Omn and Mrs Harry Burton were named and alternates selected were Mrs Richard Ohsa and Mrs Robert Smith. Mrs Burton, the president, presided and announced the last regular meeting will be in September. New member Mrs Jack Dempsey took her obligation as routine business proceeded. Mrs Frank Schrader, Mrs John Neylon and Mrs Helen Brown served cookies and coffee at adjournment.
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Russell Nason
Johnson Street
Saxonburg
Felix Matuszewski
Concord Street
Penn State College
G. E. Hemet
East Smith Strestt
Boston
Louise Mount
Warwick
N.Y
West Frederick Street
Blanche Barnes
West Pleasant Street
New York City
J. C. Lannar
Susan Lannan
Alice Heal
Washington
Kathleen Hayes
Erie
Mangardt Bender
East
South Street
T. Gene Parsons
Columbia University
Robert Williams
Cleveland
Tomorr
Detroit Tigers
Indiana
Jack Downey Jett
Loon Lake Lodge
New Cloyne
Ontario
Richard Anderson
Pittsburgh
Milfred Anderson
Park Street
John, Sheps
Buffalo
Elmer D. Edgett
Tampa, Fla
Jonas Scioia Ana
Leslie
Willis Brown
West Church Street
Barbie Rd
Frank Schrader
John Neylon
Helen Brown
Molnar Sekerak Betrothal Announced
Mr and Mrs Andrew Bencza of Spring Creek announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Molnar to Michael Sekerak. The wedding is planned for this summer. Mary is a Columbus High School graduate and Michael, son of Mrs Susan Sekeruk, is a Corry Senior High School graduate and is engaged in farming.
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Molnar-Sekerak
Andrew Bencza
Spring Creek
Mary
Molnar
Michael
Sekerak
Brife-Elect
Columbus High School
Sekerate
Susan Sekeruk
Columbus
Corry Senior High
Mushball Teams Dinner Party At Deerhead Inn
The girls basketball team of the Raymond plant hosted a dinner for 25 attendees at the Deerhead Inn. The team from the finishing department won the playoff game in a three game series at Mead Park, with chicken and steak dinners served afterward.
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Raymond, Plant
Tater
Eam
Mead Park
Strawberry Festival Draws Large Crowd at Theolum Bus Church
A sizable crowd attended Wednesday evening’s strawberry festival hosted by the Sunday School at Theolum Bus Community Church. Strawberry sundaes and shortcake were served, and a brief program featured the Swipe Hunters and Dexter Sandburg in song. Co-chairwomen Elen Blanchard, Forrest Bingley, and Clifford C.oler led the successful event.
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Theolumbus
Swipe Hunters
Dexter Sandburg
Elen Blanchard
Forrest Bingley
Clifford C.oler
Ridgway Bid for Truce Talks Contested by MacArthur
In continuation from page one, remarks opposed General Douglas MacArthur s plan to declare China, bomb Manchuria, and Nationalist troops. He warned against an 8th Parallel remedy, telling a reporter he had grave doubts the United Nations should agree to end the conflict with the Communists.
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Tion
Douglas MacArthur
China
Manchuria
Douglas
United Nations
Truman and lawmakers debate Korea ceasefire prospects
President Truman stresses exploring options to end fighting in Korea while Republican senators Bridges Taft and others warn against settlements that leave Korea unsafe. They call for clear protections for veterans and a credible peace, as Connally remains hopeful negotiations could yield a ceasefire and eventual settlement.
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Bridges
Truman
Russia
Taft
Kore
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Keithett ‘Menton
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Jewelers
Corry, Pa
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