Political Ambassadors and Nixon Tour reshapes foreign posts
Corry Journal reports on changes in major diplomatic posts under the Eisenhower administration and Nixon’s Africa tour. The piece analyzes how political appointees replace long-tenured diplomats as Washington seeks new approaches amid rising Middle East tensions and Pan Arab ambitions led by Nasser.
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Corry Headlines From March 12 1937
Yesterday's Memories recount a mine explosion at Macbeth The Hutchre gon Coal Co entry claimed victims and four hour shifts of rescue crews worked to reach fifteen miners trapped three miles below the surface Delinquent properties totaling over ten are to be sold for back taxes Petitions circulate to surface unpaved Corry Beaverdam Proctorville road route 25052 A fire at 250 West Frederick gutted the Bensink home with losses over 2000 tied to insurance coverage
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W. Va
Uhren
Hutchregon Coal Co
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Factory hires boost hope of doubled workforce
Forty years ago on March 12, 1917, America Brakeshoe and Foundry Co reported about 400 men given work that morning with hopes to double the force soon. Plans for the Hew Macbee building were submitted to the building committee and would be shown that evening at the club rooms in the Morn block. Miss Mildred Thompson performed at the University Band concert in Ithaca last evening.
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Hew Macbee
Morn
Mildred Thompson
Driver Finds He's Not In England
BYNEACH Pennsylvania reports a driver, Clyde A Geet, 40, of Miami Florida, admitted he was on the wrong side of the road after an accident. He said he thought the other car was on his side and recalled he was returning from a year long duty in England. He paid a fine and $250 to the other motorist for damages.
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Byneach, Pa
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Miami
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Goer
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Aimee
Fire Bug Hunted After Erie Gas Attack at Local Tavern
A fire bug suspected in two major arsons in a month is chased from Tracy's Bar on 6th and Wayne after gasoline is tossed on the tavern. Police, aided by fingerprint analysis, study prints while a tenant reports a dog bit the assailant during the pursuit. A Buick with out of state plates and a stranger’s car fuel the mystery as patrols sweep the area.
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Lawyer Barred From Practice in Allegheny Courts
Lawrence J. O'Toole, once a lawyer in Allegheny County, was disbarred by a board of county judges for misconduct. He previously faced suspension on November 20 and was recommended for disbarment by the county bar association. The court cited issuance of worthless checks and misappropriation of funds from clients, with restitution being arranged by his family.
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North East Boro Joins In Suit Over 1956 Crash
North East borough joins a civil damage suit against two Waterford men after a June 8, 1956, truck crash on North Lake street that damaged a parked car and three parking meters. Davis seeks 1094 for car damage and the borough requests 175 for meter replacements.
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Landau touts fourth network NTA amid film first runs boom
Ely Landau, head of National Television Associates, argues the fourth network can sustain three years of first run features amid rising costs. NTA supplies 20th Century Fox titles like Sues and 208 Fox features to 129 stations and plans five to six hours weekly by fall.
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Ely Landau
Landau
National Televilm Associaies
Tne
20Th Century-Fox
Sues
Tyrone Power
Loretta Yoline
Silex
NTA
20Th Centuryfox
Flint
d_Arthur Rank
David O. Selanik
Mary Martin
Talon to Donate to Cancer Fund in April Meeting
Talon Inc Federated Fund will set a percentage of receipts to benefit the American Cancer Society Crawford County unit. Edward Anderson, chair, said a check will be given at the April 9 unit meeting. Employee voluntary contributions will be decided at a door to door solicitation that night. Meadville's Cancer Crusade goal is $25,000.
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Talon Inc. Federated Fund
American Cancer Society
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Talon Fund
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Talon
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Anderson
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Meadville
Miner Michael Prokop Dies in 8 Rock Fall Incident
Michael Prokop, 40, father of eight from Colver, died in a rock fall at the Colyer Mine of Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates. He followed a family pattern as his father was killed in a mine at New Cresson. The accident occurred in the same region, marking another tragedy linked to mining dangers near E G F A properties in PA.
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Eetesslown
Beth Kas
Cme
Sean
Fish
Bradford Moose Club Fire Runs Up To Half Million
Fire destroyed the Moose club in Bradford estimating total damage near 500000. Built in 1926 the three story brick structure had just completed a months long program two weeks earlier. Fire started in the television lounge on the first floor spread through the duct to the roof which caved in. Two lodge employees closed the rooms at 4:23 a.m. and nothing suggested danger. The club has about 1700 members and officers met to discuss future plans after secretary Leo Ryan arrived from Florida. Fire units fought the blaze until 3 p.m. with crews remaining on scene late last night.
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Moose Club
Paul Ourelo
Bernard Mooney
Leo Ryan
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Florida
City Sanitary Department
Auction Clearance at Montague Sales Barn Union City Pa
The Famous Hall of Distributors holds an auction on Saturday March 16 1957 at 7 00 P M at Montague Sales Barn Union City Pa selling 25000 new merchandise. Everything must be sold including power tools household items and 1000 other items. Cash terms. Free prizes. Auctioneer Delmas Chesley.
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Hall of Distributors
Montague Sales Barn
Union City
Delmas Chesley
School Budget Up $35 000 Here cont
School officials push for a larger budget by 35 000 claiming higher starting teacher pay and aggressive market rates. They plan hires replacements and new staff while citing janitor pay rises and possible 108 pay hikes for teachers. With 53 secondary instructors, salaries would raise overall instructional expenses and principal salaries.
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School budget bears rising costs for salaries and retirement
The district must allocate more to salaries and teachers' retirement, with retirement costs rising to 16 500 from 14 500 last year. It was noted that even this increase may not suffice, discussed at the previous meeting.
Landslide blocks Route 20 near Adamsburg cut
Six tons of rock cascaded onto Route 20 about five miles west of Greensburg, blocking two eastbound lanes at Adamsburg cut. No vehicles were damaged. Crews cleared the roadway in about 45 minutes as freezing and thawing loosened the rock.
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