National poll reshapes independent agencies debate
A fragmented draft outlines amendments to empower independent agencies amid a national election. The plan, pushed by administrative officials, seeks tighter oversight while preserving agency autonomy and core functions under new parliamentary scrutiny.
State Changes in Industrial Arts Education Meet Held
Erie County Industrial Arts Association held its spring meeting in Union City with attendees from Corry Area High School and county schools. Norman G. Tarbell of Corry spoke on new state publications guiding innovations in the field. Earl R. Zimmerman led the day as state advisor for industrial arts. Tarbell elected vice president, Lincoln Caufman named secretary, and Honard Campbell treasurer.
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Plane Crash Victim Found Near Phil lipsburg Mountainside
Newt Ray of Harlingen Texas is identified as the victim in a fatal crash eight miles south of Philipsburg. His single engine Piper Pawnee was found burned with the wreckage located on a wooded mountainside. Civil Air Patrol tracked his departure from Lock Haven on April 7 toward Brownsville Texas. Police report the aircraft plunged near Route 350. Ground and air searches took place from April 12 to 27.
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Rebels Refuse. Evacuation center and American base under threat
The article describes bulldozers creating emplacements facing the rebel area while access routes to a hotel show heavier troop presence. Three American Seabees captured Friday were returned: Mike D. Monk, Ellard C. Dana, and Donald E. Martin. Dana recalled entering rebel territory while following a lost jeep and recounted being well fed and guarded by a teenage girl with a machine gun. Imbert announced eight top military officers were removed from command for the country’s good as most had left the Dominican Republic.
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Vandemere
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Ellard C. Dana
Virginia Beach
Donald E. Martin
Wichita
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Mystery Carp Prize Spotted In Corry Store Line
A young officer's confrontation sparked rebellion rumors as Colleen nabbed a 1.25 carp at a West Washington Street five and dime. Her father helped reel in the big catch, surprising locals who rarely eat carp. Journal photo by Eaton. Buy in Corry.
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Triplets Earn Eagle Scout Medals Together
Everett Charles and Keith Taraba, 14, sons of Mr and Mrs Clarence Taraba, received Eagle Scout medals together. Trans World Airlines inspector Clarence Taraba is their father. Chief Scout Executive Joseph A Bruton Jr noted that triplets earning Eagles simultaneously is a rare event.
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CAHS Seniors Seek Airborne Troop for Army Enlistment
Corry area seniors Jay Blount and Dennis Upperman seek volunteers to form an airborne platoon or squad with Army recruiter M/Sgt. Cornel Dumbrage. The plan is to train together through basic and jump school, with entry targeted for July and a guaranteed five months of service together. Contact Blount, Upperman, or M/Sgt. Dumbrage in Room 8 at the Post Office on Tuesdays or Thursdays noon to 2 pm.
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Army
Cornell Dumbrage
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Upperman
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Hammermill Hires Negro Athlete As NAACP Plans Picket
Hammermill Papers announces hiring of Lenard Jefferson a Selma native basketball star for its Riverdale Alabama mill and outlines training for both white and colored employees. Dick Gregory to join Erie protest over expansion while company defends its no race based hiring policy.
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Jefferson
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DeVitt
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By-Bobby noir figure linked to Baker case emerges
In Tennessee City, By-Bobby, once secretary to the Senate Democratic majority, quit over a probe into outside business activity. She later testified after invoking the Fifth Amendment about Baker’s involvement in a $28,800 Washington town house loan and transfer to her and a roommate.
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