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Test questions ask about Germany under Red rule versus now sovereign status, epilepsy control, U S tuition averages, Len Bricker's VP nomination status, Notre Dame location, New York divorce grounds, and the meaning of cretin with options.
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Corry Regions Recall 1935 Baccalaureate Sermon
Rev. Edward L. Wagner of St. Pauls Lutheran will deliver the 1935 Corry High School baccalaureate sermon. Farmers fear frosts may threaten budding crops after May showers. A deer was sighted near Zalanecks service station on North Center street believed to have entered from Collins Woods.
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Collins Woods
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Jamestown father shoots self after morals arrest
Donald R. Burr 26, father of two, shot himself in his Jamestown apartment after calling family to say goodbye. He had just been released on $100 bail after Saturday arrest on a morals charge and died at Jamestown General Hospital. Survivors include his wife Carol and two children.
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Donald R. Burr
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Burt Apparency
Democratic party split tails into 1956 campaign
The piece outlines the North South civil rights split within the Democratic Party, with National Chairman Paul M Butler seeking to heal rifts after 1952 loyalty pledges. It notes governors and senators like Shivers Byrd and Mitchell challenging bolting delegates and discusses Chicago 1956 convention prospects.
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Hubert H. Humphrey Omivin
John S. Battle
Virginia
New Orleans
Stephen A Mitchell
Mitchell
James F Byrnes
South Casolina
Fabsert F. Kennon
Louisiana
Sen
Harry F. Byrd
Adlai E. Stevenson
Gen
Eisenhower
South Carolina
Souisth
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Stevenson
Mississippi
Louislans
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Americans For Democratic Action
CIO
Humphrey
Thi Pei
Butloe
Winsell
Nearly 2000 Erieites Face Liens Over Delinquent Sewer Rentals
City officials acknowledge the total of property owners facing liens has risen from about 1,000 to nearly 2,000 as notices to file liens will begin this week. A wider delinquency drive prompts the move, with Gov. Stevenson weighing in amid political turmoil described in past party conflicts.
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Mohawk Milk Manager Injured In East Westington Street Crash
May 17 1915 Mohawk Milk plant manager F D Pfeiffer lost control of a motorcycle on East Westington street colliding with the Patterson block. The machine was demolished and Mrs Pfeiffer suffered a knee injury as police note a surge in petty theft in the city including bicycles tool kits and a residence bicycle. Jerome Haight traveled to Buffalo for eye injury treatment after an auto accident last week involving a loose wire.
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Electric Light Company
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P.M. Franz
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Nile
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Jerome Haight
Buffalo
Ex River Captain John Hudson Dies in Dormont Home
Retired river master Captain John Hudson died yesterday at his home in Dormont suburb. Born in Clinton Armstrong County he served as a river captain in the Pittsburgh district for 45 years. He retired ten years ago after working several years with Hillman Transportation Co.
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Sayre Accepts Cornell Post After Ten Years at Clymer
J W Sayre longtime Clymer Central School history teacher will resign in July to take an assistant professorship in industrial relations at Cornell University. He will teach and focus on labor management in New York State secondary schools. Sayre led Clymer activities as Boy Scout Troop 35 chair, choir member and advisor roles and has held multiple education and community positions. He attended Fairmount State College Marshall College West Virginia University and several universities and belongs to several fraternities.
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Buffalo
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Fishermen Reel In Two Cornets From Chemung River
Fishermen Frank Ames and Royce Angell net two shinny playable cornets from the Chemung River in Elmira New York. The unusual catch draws cheers from local anglers and music lovers alike.
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Frank Ames
Royce Angell
Chemung River
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