Unknown Mountain Prompts Awe Across Continents
In Corry, the Kane Republican reports discovery of a previously unknown mountain near the Venezuela Brazil border. Dr. Bassett Maguire notes a 5,000 square mile area with deep canyons and no human traces, hinting at further hidden wonders in South America.
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Bassett Maguire
New York Botanical Garden
Veneques- Brasil
Maguire
Grand Canyon
Colorado
South America
Paul Zahi
British Guana
Ni‘gars
Antarctic
South Pole
James Ross
Mt. Erebus
Kane Republican
Paper power in newspaper industry study highlights vast scale
A new study by the Newsprint Information Committee reveals publishers spent nearly 2 billion dollars on paper in 1997, using over six and a half million tons of newsprint. It notes 26,000 workers year round in woodlands and mills, harvesting about 75 million trees, with mills and production facilities valued at about 1.33 trillion dollars in replacement value.
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America
U. S
Newsprint Information Committee
Woodlands
Grown Up Wayward Youth Turns Up in Cal Store Snafu
An eight year old in California grabbed a half filled wine bottle and drank it then found a half smoked cigar and smoked it. He ran from a variety store with a can of small change but was caught by the store manager and others. He became very ill and sore after his stumble to his mother.
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Calif
Phillip York
Wills Filed After Virginia Crash Kills Couple
Frank and Rose Heldt died in a Virginia auto crash leaving more than 40 000 to three children. Probate papers show the estate will be divided equally among daughter Fern Kelly and sons Walter and Donald Heidt.
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Fema
Virginia
Frank
Rose Heldt
Fern Kelly
Stourbenville
Walter
Donald Heidt
Eric
Sportsmen Map Water Conservation Crusade in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania organized sportsmen gathered to map a push for stronger water conservation laws. Charles H. Nehl said Pennsylvania lacks adequate water laws and noted rising competition for water among agriculture industry and population. The PFSC with 163 577 members will consider 42 resolutions on fishing wildlife and conservation and seek to influence the 1959 General Assembly.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Sportsmen
Pennsylva Hia
Charles H. Nehl
Pennsylvania Fedreation of Sportsmen Clubs
Nehf
Nebf
Federation
National Wildlife Federation
PFSC
Supreme Court upholds universality acts in New Deal test
Yesterday's Memories notes the Supreme Court ruling on constitutionality of universal company registration and penalties in a major New Deal court test. It also mentions Most Rev. John Mark Gannon visiting Corry on Friday and two men held in Crawford County jail on $2,000 bond for Spartansburg mill plant robbery. Rotary and Kiwanis clubs plan a joint meeting Tuesday at 6 15 PM featuring Dennis J. Driscoll on PUCO operations.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Uulives Holding Company
Crawford County
Meadsville
Spartansburg
Rotary
Biwants
Dennis J. Driscoll
Esciteman
Public Utilities Commission
Commission
War News and Local Changes From Corry 1918
The item notes delayed fetters received from Lee Wood and Corry Kay in France near Soissons amid ongoing battles. Rogers-Gillen, Inc. to occupy the North Center street building formerly the Oneida meat market. Henry Drake’s farm west of Corry reports three hay stacks burned, about 20 tons. Ross Mead plans barber shop relocation from Breer building to Rogers-Gillen location after April. Mrs. LG Anderson sprained ankle keeps her home on East Washington Street for several days.
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Lee Wood
Corry Kay
Soissons
France
Rogers-Gillen, Inc
Center Street
Oneida Meat Market
Henry Drake
Corry
Ross Mead
Breer
Rogers-Gillen
Workman Dies Atop Tower In Warren Plant
Harry A Himes 45 of Tiona died likely of a heart attack Wednesday while working on a 110 foot tower at General Concrete Products Company. Company manager Neil Gulbertson said the victim complained of chest pain and appeared to suffer a heart attack. roped to a harness, he was lowered by cable. Dr. Raymond Lowe pronounced him dead at the scene.
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Warren
Harry A Himes
Tiona
General Comcrete Products Company
Neil Gulbertson
Himes
Rytymond Lowe
Friends At The Cross Lent Meditations By Local Ministers
Rev Cassiui Armitage leads a Lenten meditation reflecting on the crucifixion from Luke 23 49. He notes three groups at the scene the Jewish crowd the Roman soldiers and Jesus friends who stood afar off. He highlights the centurion testifying to Jesus righteousness and the significance of the temple veil torn. Three days later the story continues with sorrow and hope.
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Cassiui Armitage
Christ
Luke
Wil
Jesus
Friends of
A Friend in Jesus Christ and the Great Resurrection
The text reflects on the joy of the resurrection, recounts the women visiting the tomb on the first day of the week, and the angel proclaiming He is risen. It affirms Christ's endurance of the cross and his role as a friend of sinners, inviting readers to know Jesus.
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Jesus
God
Jesus Christ
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Diocese of
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Corry, Ps
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Corry Supply and Equipment Company
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