Daylight Dangers And Bloc Voting Myth Examined In Corry Journal
The Corry Journal presents public notices and opinion pieces. Daylight saving raises safety concerns for children and motorists as daylight hours extend into summer. A separate study report challenges bloc voting myths, arguing that elections are guided by influence from various groups rather than organized blocs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph B. Samuel
American Jewish Committee
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Hal Boyle’s Americana in New York City’s Greenwich Village
Hal Boyle recalls moving to Greenwich Village to seek opportunity and belonging in New York City. He describes the city as a place of roots in stone, personal transformation, and the lifelong lure of its culture and rhythm. He reflects on being a foreigner who grows to feel kinship with the city and its endless, changing discoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
Greenwich Village
Washington
Potomac
Hudson
Steenwich Village
New Place
Empire State
Teamsters Withdraw Pickets From Loblaw Stores
Teamsters Local 249 agreed to withdraw pickets from 23 Loblaw supermarkets in Pennsylvania and Ohio. A hearing next Thursday on a dispute between the union and Loblaw followed a Pittsburgh warehouse move. The accord, brokered by Judge Harry Montgomery, lets Loblaw resume shipments from the Pittsburgh warehouse while a new Youngstown Ohio facility plan proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eTlasbenGhow
Teamsters
Loblaw, Inc
Pennsylvania
Ohio
UN- Joh. and Company
Harry Montgomery
Allegheny County
Loblaw
Pittsburgh
Youngstown
Indefinite Draft to Continue Says Hershey in Columbus
MAJ GEN LEWIS B. HERSEY told Columbus that the military draft will continue indefinitely as long as danger exists in the world. When asked if this meant lifelong conscription, he quipped that it would last for his life but not necessarily others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Lewis B. Hershey
Hershey
Most Cities Plan End Of DST October 26th
Most Pennsylvania cities will keep daylight saving time through October 26 while several end on September 26 or remain undecided. Executive director John N ONeill of the Pennsylvania League of Cities informed City Clerk Eugene Graney. cities listed include Allentown Bethlehem Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Harrisburg among others.
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Pennsylvania
Chester
Clair~ton
Coatesvile
Connellsville
Duquesni
Rayton
Farrell
Greensburg
Hawitan
Jeannette
Lancaster
Lebanon
Lack Haven
Ecesport
Meadville
Monessen
Monongahela
Nanticoke
New Kensigtah
Wilkes - Barre
Wiliamsport
Gilles
Altoona
Bridford
Duvis
Franklin
Harrisburg
Jonstown
New Castle
Sunbury
York
Beaver Falls
Corry
Erie
Olt City
Titusville
Titusville Landmark To Be Razed For Gulf Station
A historic Titusville site, once tied to Colonel Drake and the Drake Well, will be razed after May to clear land for a Gulf station. American House owner John D. Roseman sold the building to Tremarco, who plans the new service station with a lodging lodge nearby.
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Ji Hirge Wall Minter
Pithole
Venetian County
Hick
Linting Lodge
Memories of Corry Twenty Years Ago in May Fifty Years On
A fragmented reminiscence from May 1931 recalls Europe’s wartime devastations and League of Nations efforts to prevent renewed aggression. The piece touches on Ethiopia and China, mentions World War I legal safeguards, Burlingame’s actions, a stolen automobile incident, and a local shopkeeper, Harvey Crosut, with a sedan recovery linked to a burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
League of Nations
Nations
Eibiopia
Chini
Andy Silt
Jeapue Council
Arrtessio
Babson predicts auto makers reject labor demands
Babson argues auto makers will refuse the union requests for broad wage gains and expanded benefits, foresee a potential short strike, and urge management to train in labor relations while avoiding Soviet style threats. He claims profits and sales slowdowns temper demands and that a compromise or sliding scale may emerge.
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Auto Industy
Tals
General Motors
Fora
Chrysler
Auto Snakers
Ford
Corry Soldier Wounded in World War I Casualty List
Forty years ago on May 9 1918 Vircent Whitehill former Company A soldier is reported the first Corry fighter wounded in World War I. The wrecking of a train between Pittsburgh and Buffalo is blamed on a deliberate criminal act. Details on Company A and the 42nd Regiment movements are scarce but Garey residents may soon receive mail from overseas. Local businessmen demand quicker relief from traffic disruptions as shipments face delays.
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Borry Journal
West South Street
Corry
Dany Evening Journal
George B. Sample
William Chirtcuzle
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
New York
Chicago
Deroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Vircent Whitehill
Buffalo
Coury
D2th
Garey
Last Rites Held For C A Rauscher
Last rites for C A Rauscher were conducted at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. George A Myers officiating. Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery family lot. Hearers included Harold Schacter Albert Eves Richard Kinney Edward Decker Clarence Huth and Raymone Amy. Visitors from away listed Mrs Grace Farrell Mr and Mrs Eugene OBrien Miss Mary OBrien Mrs Barbara Pettis Miss Margaret Beard and Miss Connie Khulyk Albion NY Mrs Henrietta Bell Meadville Pa Mrs Florence Love Mr and Mrs Jay Love Ashitabqo Pa Mrs Alfred Buck New Wilmington Pa Mrs Alice Bauer Cheektowaga NY Mr and Mrs Charles Shay Panama Canal Zone Mr and Mrs Ward Van Guilder and Mr and Mrs Charles Chimp Garland.
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Coaries
A. Ratacher
Bracken
George A. Myers
Pine Grove
Harold Schacter
Albert Eves
Richard Kinney
Exwardecker
Clarence Huth
Raymone Amy
Grace Farrell
Eugene O'Brien
Mary O'Brien
Barbara Pettis
Margaret Beard
Connie Khulyk
Albion
Als
Henrietta Bell
Meadville
Florence Love
Jay Love
Ashitabqlo
Alfred Buck
New Wilmington
Alice Bauer
Cheektowaga
Ni. Ys
Charles Shay
Panama Canal
Ward van Guilder
Charles Chimp
Garland
Crippled Couple To Wed Tomorrow In Kentucky
Bennie Jean Pili 19 of Means Kentucky and William F Beneher 22 of Connellsville Pennsylvania are to wed tomorrow at the Church of God in Hope. The crippled couple have received congratulatory messages from around the world on the eve of their wedding.
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Mount Sterling
Sky
Frarousnout
Bennie Jean Pili
Means
Kys
William F. Beneher
Connellsvilley
Vicinity Church Announcements at Findley Lake and Beaverdam Mennonite
Church listings for Findley Lake Evangelical United Brethren Sherman Road Nixon area include Rev Gerald M Lundeen duties and a full weekly schedule from Sunday School to Youth Fellowship and Evening Gospel service with events such as Teacher Training Class and Power Hour. Beaverdam Mennonite Church led by Richard Hostetler features Sunday School and Morning Worship with The Mennonite Hour program at 7 30 p m and Prayer services Thursday and a Mothers Day program by Youth Fellowship.
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Findley Lake
Evangelical United Brethren
Sherman Road
N.Y
Gerald M. Lundeen
Carl Engel
Peggy Morton
Ceater
Erle
Wresth Vury Bub
John R. Knecht
Dayton
Ohio
Ticles Aid
Gene H. Sackett
Beaverdam
Ex Russia envoy dies in Washington at 81
Joseph E Davies former ambassador to the Soviet Union and nine diplomat under three presidents died early today after a lengthy illness. He was 81.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Washington
Joseph E. Davies
Soviet Union
Catho Elect Plan A Meeting Evening Bus Room
A meeting was held to discuss Plan A, with members and officers listed among the attendees. Mrs Leo and Mrs regent chaired, with Rev Leon Jain and several secretaries and assistants noted. The group planned further arrangements and the next meeting date.
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Catho! Elect
H Leo
Elect
Leon Jain
Regent
Phetess
Mi Turer
Urer
Iter
Julio
Willan
Etnor Costello
Howard Lee
Hazel Sanders
Anna. Shields
Nelson
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Hal Boyle
Central Park
Marhattan
Jis Conry
W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Walter Routher
Tskine
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Tipe
UAW
Reuther
Weill
Compromie
Velrain
C. A. Rauscher
Marshall Sherwood
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
Rexall Drugs
N. Center St
Mother
All-Way Electric
Hamilton Beach
West Bend
Easy
Admiral
Rere
Benita
Leitag
Sunbeam
Ethe
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Condh
Curl
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Mn Orville Root
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