November to Remember in Corry Local Elections
In Our Opinion the Corry Democrats plan a surprise campaign to win School Board and Council seats, arguing GOP rule bred complacency and stalled ordinances, while Republicans tout new schools, sidewalks, paving, airport upgrades, and industrial development as proofs of progress ahead of November election.
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Okinawa action and base plans tie to Japan reach
June 30 1945 report notes Chinese troops re occupying four Guam towns as US forces overrun Kume Island in the Okinawa area and start converting it into a new assault base to strike Japan or China. Army Navy E pins awarded to Raymond Manufacturing Co employees, plus 68 hires to receive the badge. Fire and lightning incidents in town. hotel mattress fire at East Main Street hotel. fire at Lyons farm barn destroyed by lightning. 1925 note of theft near Radiator location.
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Frank Kinley
First Ward
Flanigan
East Main Street
What Is The Law What Is The Law
A historic note explains holographic wills in Pennsylvania require no witnesses if signed by the testator. It adds best practice to have witnesses, and mentions unrelated local items including a found abandoned Chevrolet near Erie, a police inquiry into alleged revolting crimes, a letter addressed to George W Roof, European travel plans for Mrs Bliss and son, and a junior high summer school update.
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Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Coleman for Supreme Court seat faces Senate into Civil Rights era
Drew Pearson outlines the Mississippi governor Jim Coleman as a possible Supreme Court nominee. The piece notes the Senate Judiciary Committee dynamics with Kennedy Bayh Burdick Tydings and Republican support from Javits Fong Scott as Coleman defends a record favoring segregation and opposition to integration while emphasizing a steady, workmanlike approach.
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Hiram
Fong
Hawaii
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Burdick
Tydings
Coleman
White House
Ed Long
Tom Dodd
Phil Hart
The Old Lady’s Last Stop on a Scorching Day
Jim Bishop reports a frail old woman with a cane and thinning hair navigating a hot day from a supermarket to a bus stop. She reflects on lost youth, loneliness, and the cruel indifference of others as a bus driver flirts and helps her aboard in a moment of awkward charm.
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Des Moines
Plan to maintain separation of the raves
Background notes consider a plan or suggestion to preserve separation in social settings as senators review context around a controversial ally of LBJ. The focus centers on civil rights support and securing Negro votes in the South, with an emphasis on political strategy and public perception.
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LBJ
Florida visitor rides bus with humorous mischance
Mrs Beatrice James of Florida visiting sister Mrs Floyd Smith sits beside J C Manwaring on a Bear Lake bus. The driver jokes about taking her to California as she fumbles a pocket book and plans a hat and nail touchup, while the day remains pleasant and the bus sighs with relief.
Local Social Roundup of Sunday Visiting and Graduation
Mrs. Marvin Johnson of Lotta ville called on Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Manwaring Sunday afternoon. A number from here attended services at the Findley Lake EUB camp Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hazeltine were Sunday dinner guests of their parents, Mr and Mrs. Fenton Hazeltine of Pittsfield Sunday. Mrs. Elwood Connell of Jamestown is spending two weeks at her home here. Mrs. Alphonso Cornish flew to Florida to attend her granddaughter's wedding. A party was held at his grandmother's home Monday evening to honor Jerry Smith who was graduated from Panama High School.
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Lottaville
J.C. Manwaring
Findley Lake
Ray Hazeltine
Fenton Hazeltine
Pittsfield
Elwood Connell
Jamestown
Alphonso Cornish
Florida
Jerry Smith
Panama High School
The Spoken Word Ts Like the Air The Printed Word
A brief piece reflects on how spoken language and printed text shape culture. It notes the enduring presence of words in daily life and echoes a timeless dialogue between oration and print. No people or organizations are named.
Corry Journal Details Staff and Rates
Corry Journal announces staff roles and operation details including publisher, editors, and department heads. It lists Associated Press rights and mail rates, geographic distribution, and display ad deadlines for the newspaper in Corry Pennsylvania.
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