Red Cross drive aims to raise funds in Clymer and French Creek
Community fundraising continues across Clymer and French Creek with chairmen Mrs. Arthur Schermerhorn and Mrs. Amos Vander Schaft directing a drive through March 23. Clymer’s quota stands at $500 while posters promote wedding invitations and local printing services.
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Corry Journal
Clymer
Innusl Red Cross
French Creek
Frederick
Arthur Schermerhorn
Amos VabEarden
Vander Schasff
Corry Journal Printing Department
Jamestown
Chautauqua County Board of Supervisors
Chadakoin River
Bost Landing
Morgan Sack
Jamestown Department of Public Works
Glen H. Solomonson
Jones and
Gifford Avenue
Concord Township
Concord
Hospital Warded and Discharged Names Missing
At the hospital report, several patients are listed. Edward, 15, was admitted. Mary Jkne, 6, and others are noted with relatives. Discharges include Mrs. Thomas Faris, 29, and a list of individuals with addresses across Sparlinsburg and Union county.
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Edward
Mira
Frank Jackman
Clymer Marin
Hirild Milchell
Bear
Mary Jkne
Sildnent
Ems
Tinsdnié
Chymier
Hawith Johnneon
Thomas Faris
South First
Creal Sledmen
Sparlinsburg
Kerry Dinuison
Herbert
Heinler
Calimbus
Clare Post
Union Outy
Velma Lane
Wayne Street
Gerald Fitch
B.C
Paul Clarke
Sharly Avenue
Olin Simmons
Moor Avenue
Negro Ex Red Blasts Leader Of Integration
A former communist shock jock told a legislative committee that Martin Luther King Jr. leads the Southern Negro movement toward violence and communism. He described King as a megalomaniac seeking power and warned civil disobedience would cause bloodshed, job loss, and racial hatred.
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New York
Montgomery
Att Johnson
Yesterdey
South
Johnson
Pilot lands helicopter on Main Street in Campton Ky
In Campton Kentucky a helicopter touched down on Main Street and the pilot fueled up with twenty gallons of gasoline before taking off again toward Lexington. A passenger said the aircraft needed fuel to continue the journey.
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Campton
Main Street
Lextuston
Fey
Penn State Faces Crowded Enrollments and Space Limits
President Eric A. Walker warned that Penn State cannot admit more students without state support for expansion. He cited a need to hire and retain faculty, add women’s housing, and fund facilities to handle a projected surge in applicants beyond the 14,000 enrolled this year. The university argues current appropriations fall short of 1987 89 needs and that enrollment pressure will force drastic admission restrictions if space and salaries are not boosted.
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Wniversitirann
Pennsylvania State University
Commonwealth
Eric A. Walker
Penn State
Walker
General Assembly
Sant
Boy Seber Near Death After Route 27 Crash
State Police said Seber's car slid off the shoulder on Route 27 in slushy conditions. In attempting to recover the vehicle the car crossed the highway, head on into Fenstermaker’s car. Both cars were demolished. Seber, 20 feet from the road, was unconscious and not expected to regain consciousness. He is the son of Mr and Mrs John Seber.
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Fenstermaker
Seber
Dohn Seber
Wake Up to Good Merchandising Practices in Retailing
Babson Park Mass retailer guidance urges stores to audit storefronts stock and staff. Improve display clarity pricing and inventory control and hire honest efficient workers to boost profits. Emphasizes courteous service and smarter advertising to attract customers and reduce wasteful spending.
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Babson
Roger W. Hapson
Babson Park
Mass
Location and traffic win for retailers and roads
The piece argues prime retail success rests on location near off street parking and busy stores. It suggests a highway bypass could boost towns, notes high rents reflect traffic value, and advises securing long leases only after confirming a strong site with potential customers, even if buying out sleepy competitors.
Sinatra To Press For Damage Suit Details Revealed
Testimony describes a confrontation at a doorway with witnesses saying the shooting targeted Mattys Monroe. It states Monroe’s former husband Joe DiMaggio and others were involved in an apartment incident by mistake. Harris testifies a person told him rumors and alleges secrecy. Superior Judge Rhone orders answers to contested questions and sets another deposition.
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Matlys Monroe
Hsband
Joe DiMagelo
Harris
Tad
Lime
Steatga
Bayard Rhone
Menine
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Richard “Aimaeman
Erie
New York Central Railroad
Aftornoon
Murray Hill Hotel
Herbert Johnson
Journal Printing Department
Mayville
Lions Club of
Chautauqua
National Rural Electric Co-operative Association
Chicago
Northwestern Rural Electric Co-operative
Oscar Bywaney
LaVerne Docter
Harold ‘Marsh
John' Quirk
William C. Wenner
George Wilmoth
Quirk
Directors’ Institute
Herbie Johnson
Ballet American Club
Te County Board of Supervisors
Columbus Parent-Teacher Association
Dean School
Bonnie Gortion
Lamona
Clinton Street
Cy Council
Poller
John Lampe
Carroll
Lakte
Paul
Packo
Pennsylvania
Erie County
Bessemer and Lake Erie
Girard Township
Moose Club
Tf Warren
Herman L. Gruenlind
Hazel Street
Warren
A & B Distributing Co
Meadville
Jan Casbohm
Linesville
University Hospital
Cleveland
Cleve Jane Hospital
Olander Beck
Melchille
General Teamsters Union
United Fund
Crayford
Alexander
Teamsters
Red Cross
Flye Rexall Drugs
Farad
Colin
Corry Hospital
Helen
Big Helen) Hardy
Senate
Washington
Portland
Ore
International
Sepatouy Fabeien We Bandeas
Fong Tine
Ingeborg ‘Northcross
USA
Europe
Walter Norblad
Oregon
Torvier Washington
Boy
To-Tweed
Bigelow
Milan
Ste Milan
Tuffy
Kendall
Center
Washington Streets
Loblaws
Hellmann
Rome
Witoer
Vores
Iin
Sinatra
Todd Michael Spitman
Mr. and
Mrs
Bruno Spitman
West Bend Street
Kirk
Sawyer
N. Center St
Corry, Pa
Wben-Tv
Buffalo
Miss Brooks
Jackle Gleason
Jeanie
Playhoue
Barker Bill
Kesington Methosiat
Curfcott Gatner
Wild Bill Ilckor
Odvaney
Tima
All Power
Lansier
Jack Benny
Alfred Hitchcocls
Lars Nowa
Weather
Boorte
Bigven Turrby ‘Theatre
International Harvester
Corry
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