Indian bills face opposition from tribes and rivals
The article outlines federal termination bills affecting about 70,000 Indians across Utah Texas Nebraska Kansas Western Oregon and several tribes including Seminoles Turtle Mountain Chippewas Fits heats Menominees Klamaths noting loss of federal services and potential tribal disintegration. It cites leaders like John Collier and J R Garry urging caution and preservation of treaty protections.
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Congress
Friends of
U. S
John Collier
The
Institute of Ethnic Affairs
Utah
Texas
Nebraska
Kansas
Oregon
California
Florida
Turtle Mountain Chippewas
North Dakota
Fitheats
Montana
Menominees
Wisconsin
Klamaths
National Congress of American Indians
Indian Congress
Alaska
J. R. Garry
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files March 1 1934
A report notes approximately 75000 will be distributed to ex servicemen in Corry and North East as part of the State Soldiers' Bonus over the coming weeks. February recorded 14 days below freezing with 28 days in the coldest month on record. February 18 reached 43 above zero. Herbert Carroll opens a modern barber and beauty shop at 109 North Center Street. Corry High and St Edward's High meet for the city scholastic championship next Tuesday in a single game at the Junior gym. Local sportsmen planted fish in Coffey Creek and nearby waters, only to be hindered by 20 inches of ice on the stream.
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Supreme Court
Senate
Great Britain
Wisconsin
U. S
Corry Ding
Ralph B.mccord
North East
Kiwanis Club
Hotel ‘Cony
Herbert Carroll
Frank J. Weeks
Nortis Center Street
Corry
St. Edward's High
Girl Fatally Wounded While Examining Pistol in Maryland
State police report a 16 year old girl Linda Ann Lewis was fatally shot while she and her boyfriend William Eugene Pyle 17 both of Hagerstown examined a 38 calibre pistol at the home of Samuel Berger 21 Williamsport. Trooper Clyde Tucker said it appears accidental after the weapon discharged hitting Lewis in the chest.
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Bance
Hagerstown
Clyde Tucker
Linda Ann Lewis
William Eugene Pyle
Samuel Berger
Williamsport
Berger
Pyle
Tucker
Lewis
Probe Death of Erie Woman
Unclad 86 year old Erie resident Mrs. Arlene Hall was found dead in her apartment Saturday afternoon. Landlord Ralph Skinner entered after a gas odor and shut off a stove jet and running faucet before discovering the body. Coroner Warren W. Wood awaited autopsy results at Hamot Hospital to determine cause of death. He noted the likely lapse of at least a day and found no external foul play.
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Eros
Erie
Arlene Hall
Ralph Skinner
East Second Street
Skinner
Hamot Hospital
Armstrong Cork Co Posts Higher 1953 Net Income
Lancaster firm reports 1953 net income of 9,264,078 dollars, up about 10 percent from 1952. Total sales reached 27,484,369 dollars, compared with 202,664,978 dollars the prior year.
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Lancaster
Armstrong Cork Co
Inntal
Vandalism Strikes Langley and Allegheny School Campuses
Vandals damaged two city schools Langley and Allegheny Vocational and stole about 30. Auto shop at Allegheny suffered extensive damage with food splattered in the cafeteria and records scattered in the principal's office and library. The act followed a similar incident at Langley High School.
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Langley
Allegheny Vocational
Langley High School
Wbrary
Four 4-H Club Members Chosen for National Camp
Four Pennsylvania 4-H members James Lazar Annette Curtis Faye Bushong Theodore Sulouti will represent the state at the National 4-H Camp in Washington from June 16. They will meet government officials visit the White House and Capitol and tour historic sites with Professor Baker and Isabel Myers. Curtis and Amy Curtis won the state daily demonstration title and Lazar held the meat animal state championship in 1953.
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Columbus
State College
Pennsylvania
Washington
Allen L. Baker
Pennsylvania State University
James B. Lazar
R. D
Jeannette
Annette Curtis
Faye Bushong
Lancaster County
Theodore N. Sulouti
Northumberland County
White House
Capitol
Proofessor Baker
Isabel Myers
Miss Curtis
Amy
Waterloo
Town
Lazar
Erie boy with 25 arrests held on burglary counts
Charles Lyle, 11, of Erie, captured on February 13 while burglarizing Alfred Erle Distributors, admits no guilt about a prior arrest in Pittsburgh. He now faces three counts of burglary after his FBI record lists 25 arrests and prior prison time. Patrolman William Chludinski caught him at the crime scene.
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Erie
Charles Lyle
Carl Kalinowski
Pittsburgh
Lyle
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Erie County
William —Chludsinski
Alfred-Erle Distributors
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Indian Affairs
G. J. Emmons
Indian Rights Association
American Civil Liberties
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Eisenhower
Minnesota
Coffey Creek
Warren County
Beethoven
Lundy
Texaco
North Center Street
Frank Graft
Frank E. Graft
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin B. Corry
Associated Press
Purpura’s Inn
Horton J. Davis & Son
Foster B. Davis & Ben
Center St
Dial
Lilli Lenay
Gold Room
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Piational Laboratories
Galt
Consumer Discount CO
Personal Consumer Discount Co
N. Center Street
YES
Rerrowsding
U.H.F
Channel 35
Moore
Television Service
Arnold
Pete) Moore
East Main St
Bell Transformers
Odds and Ends
Al’s
Clothes
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