We Said In '67 Is Coming True In '68
A student-era article recalls predictions that 1968 would bring heightened teacher militancy centered on salaries. Local Corry Area teachers have remained largely nonmilitant, with negotiations seen as reasonably conducted. Prominent voices in the NEA foresee the era of strikes and a shift toward unionism, challenging long held prestige of teachers.
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Corry Area
Editorial Thought For Today
Editorial notes contrast constructive suggestions with complaint. It emphasizes how positive input guides daily life more effectively than criticism, urging readers to choose helpful guidance over negative remarks. The brief reflection highlights practical benefits of fostering constructive discourse.
Corry News Roundup June 29 1948 Highlights
Corry prepares for a one cent rise in milk price across most of Pennsylvania. Corry Moose, led by Don Sturdevant, defeated Titusville 95–? with Sturdevant hitting a double and two triples. A piano recital by Mrs. Brancis G Whiteman’s students is set for First Baptist Church at 8 PM. Remodeling at the former Corry Box and Lumber site to Standard Automatics Parts expects 40 to 50 new aircraft parts jobs. Citizens National Tank installs six large thermometers on key city buildings and businesses including Municipal Building Bank Gas Office Doane Hardware Hotel Corry and Payne block.
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Corry
Pennsylvania
First Baptist Church
Corry Box and Lumber Company
Standard Automatics Products Company
Citizens National Tank
Municipal
Citizens National Bank
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Doane Hardware Store
Hotel Corry
Payne Block
Jersey Shore
League of Third Glass Cities
Anon. A
Today in History June 29 highlights and notable events
On June 29 many events are noted. 1999 marked the first US to Europe commercial flight since Lisbon landing. Rubens born 1577. Shakespeare Globe Theater fire 1613. Goethals born 1838. Tahiti under French control 1880. Paderewski death 1949. British actions in Palestine. Beirut unrest ten years ago. Soviet recall demand a decade later. Jayne Mansfield death last year near New Orleans.
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United States
Europe
Lisbon
Portugal
Peter Paul Rubens
William Shakespeare
Globe Theater
London
U.S. Army
Panama Canal
George Washington Goethals
France
South Pacific
Tahiti
Tenace Paderewski
New York
Palestine
Lebanon
Beirut
Soviet Union
Moscow
Jayne Mansfield
New Orleans
Corry area brief rambles through local life scenes
Roaming roundup reports two or three city bistros operating after 2am despite a PLCB citation. It notes Elgin Electronics winning about $200,000 in Western Electric contracts for amplifiers and equalizers for convention networks in Miami and Chicago. It follows residents' errands, school lists, law notices, traffic tickets, and highway work as Corry area updates.
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Understone
PLCB
Elgin Electronics Incorporated
Western Electric
New York
Miami
Chicago
Leonard Evans
David Bans
Erie
Corry
Washington and Jefferson College
Washington, Pa
Pennsylvania
Stieler
Dick Querreveld
Wayne
New York State
Columbus
Orval Titus
Ri. D. 4
Union Gily
Philadelphia
Contacting Elected Officials for Pennsylvania and Nearby States
Directory style note lists state and federal representatives with contact routes. Assemblyman Forest Hopkins in North East and Senator James Willard in Pulaski Mercer County provide Capitol mail routes in Harrisburg. U S Senators Hugh Scott and Joseph Clark in Philadelphia and Senators address in Washington, D C. Congressman Joseph Vigorito of Erie also listed with House Office Building contact in Washington D C.
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Assemblyman Forest Hopkins
North East
State Capitol
Harrisburg
James Willard
Pulaski
Mercer County
Hugh Scott
Joseph Clark
Philadelphia
Senate
Washington
D.C
U. S
Joseph Vigorito
Erie
Washington, D.C
Uncle Sam And The Steel Steal in 1967
The piece argues that U S steel trade harms domestic production noting 1967 exports under two million tons and imports at twelve million. It praises Kenneth Daniel of American Cast Iron Pipe Co for buying only American steel and urges U S manufacturers to follow, warning of foreign subsidization and job losses.
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United States
Kenneth Daniel
American Cast Iron Pipe Co
Birmingham
Ala
Initage
Amecan
City Hall Answers Reader Gripes on Parking Meters and Housing Rules
A letter debates parking meter fairness with a meter maid seen in a restaurant, questions enforcement, and discusses potential city housing inspections. The correspondent argues meter fairness and criticizes any overreach, while a reply outlines the role and limits of a future housing inspector and the federal basis for such inspections.
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