Union City Docketed Residents And Discharges
Union City admissions include Mrs Worly Geer RD 3 and Mrs Lyle Prowlar 20 Puttin Street with others listed as admitted. Discharges note Robert Matteson RD 2 Wartshire and Freda Debrakeleer D 3 Waterford amid scattered Union City entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Worly. Geer
Uneon
Russell McClellan
Contyrd Slevet
Lyle Prowlar
Puttin Street
Union City Gree Weller
South Main Street
Haymond Showman
R. D
Edinboro
Robert Matteson
Wartshire
Jones Ball
Wat Wrford Freda DeBrakeleer
Waterford
Hecklers disrupt Harlem rally during desegregation anniversary
A group of Negro hecklers disrupted a Harlem rally marking the seventh anniversary of a Supreme Court desegregation ruling. They demanded an end to what they called Negro pacifism, shouting down Roy Wilkins and others as Rev. Thomas Kilgore led a benediction. A clergyman was struck in the chest. Williams of the NAACP leader criticized pacifism and rejected violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Colt
Roy Wilkins
the Nation
Thomas Kilgoreth
Robert Willams
Willits
Williams
NAA
Monroe
N.C
Willams
NAACP
Need a New Car Look in the Classifieds
Local classifieds advertise available new and used cars from dealers and private sellers. Listings highlight model names, prices, trims, and contact details for prospective buyers seeking bargain options or vehicle upgrades.
Meadville Seeks Keystone Ordnance Works Site For Institution
Meadville leaders presented to the State Planning Commission in Pittsburgh seeking a Keystone Ordnance Works site for a proposed state institution. Mayor George Simonetta and a four member delegation, including City Engineer Clerk Robert Berry and Dr. Harry Winslow, discussed site options and land needs estimated at 200 to 400 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Pul Hy & Kid Witt
Keystone Ordnance Woks
Hyde Ay
George X Simonwtta
Wight
Sert Bers
Pals Burgh
Robert RR
Berry
Mendville Area
Frank Hilton
Harry Winslow
Ut Hol
Insiiuton
Paik Tho
Tour
Tsa
MOGUL SULLIVAN DIES AT AGE 7 PERCENT FORMER AC CO CHAIRMAN
Maurice Sullivan, former president and chairman of the American Car Co, died yesterday. The long time mogul was known for leading the company and shaping early automotive industry leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maurice Sullivan
Anth
American Car Co
Allow Prot To Teach Own Children In New Jersey
Princeton University professor Daniel Trifan and his wife won court approval to educate their three children at home rather than send them to public school. Magistrate Hicks ruled the children receive an equivalent education, noting their musical talents and home tuition. The family argued formal schooling would hinder musical development while the school board pushed for standard schooling and social interaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutch Neck
N. J
API
Princeton University
Daniel
Trifan
A.C. Treeves Hicks
Marc Daniel
Richard
Trifays
West Windsor Towne Ship School
Blinking Blimp Delights Mom Sparks Local Stir
North East residents watched a blimp piloted by Neil Harris hover near his mother’s home causing a commotion. A Port Erie Airport spokesman said the stunt, arranged with Harris family, was for a friendly hello and involved a training flight from Lakeluyst Naval Air Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevy
North
Neil Marrey
Hines
Fils Mather
Hough
Lake Erie
Port Erie
Harris
Harvie
Worth
Wasshaw
Ubh
Lakeluyst
J. Naval Air Station
Man Beaten to Death on Pittsburgh North Side
A 50-year-old man was found beaten to death early today in his room on Pittsburgh's North Side. Police said the victim, identified as William Spearman, was beaten on the head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
William Spearman
Amity Township Seeks Salary Figures For 1961 62
Amity Township Erie County reports its first income statement for directors officers and professional staff covering July 1961 to July 1962. The small township with 739 residents plans to set salaries wages and other compensation and may seek state approval for additional revenue to fund school district needs.
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Ellmdt
Dusiresses
Profes
Erie County
Snallés
Gladys Phillips
Funeral Rites Held For Paul B Stroup At Apalachin Baptist
A funeral service for Paul B Stroup was conducted at the Apalachin Baptist Church with Rev. Robert DeBoer presiding. Interment followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. a large turnout from nearby towns attended, including Mr and Mrs Alta Rigby and many relatives and coworkers from the Corry Jamestown plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
B. Stroup
Paul B Stroup
Baptist Church
Robert DeBoer
Hotating
Pine Grove
Pens
Beans
Joseph Baress
O. A. McGlintock- Dana
Little
Donald
Hirsten Person
Leo Hooks
Mr and Mia
Altaf Rigby
Mattoon
Orlo Siroup
Apalachin
N.Y
Evel Weidner
Ashtabula
Robert Drace
de Jancey Lord
Union City Alm
Daniel Smill
Batavia
James Smith
East
Bethany No Yi
Frances Costi
Coan
Jenisies Wertz
John Paul Viniuavidle
Corry Jamestown
Harry Hickle
Art Metal Workers Face Strike Action In Jamestown
Jamestown production and maintenance workers of Art Metal Inc meet at Nordic Temple to decide on a possible strike over terms of a new contract. Lodge 1559 represents about 4200 workers with 30 office staff, and a 1959 two year agreement expired at midnight Tuesday. Union leaders say strike authorization is in place and most production was halted as a partial work stoppage occurred yesterday. Federal mediator William H. Buch oversaw talks that failed to yield an agreement and were adjourned. The chief issue is an incentive system challenged from the 1959 settlement. management’s latest offer remains under report to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Metal
Jamestown
Art Metal Inc
Nordic Temple
Lodge 1559
International Associats
TAM Grand Lodge
Washington
James Leake
William H. Buch
Federal Mediation & Conciliation Service
Buffalo
Buch
Tay
Leake
Art Metals
Centurama Pageant to Cover Corry History in July
A boxcar load of scenery and 350 Curry actors will stage Centurama at Hownd J. Sheen Athletic Field for a week starting July 10. William Armitage of John B. Rogers Producing Co leads the project with Centennial, Inc. planning a 12 foot high set stretching goalpost to goalpost. Rehearsals begin June 15 at Corry Arts High School. An auction on June 14 invites clubs to bid for scenes and provide actors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hownd
John B. Rogers Producing Co
Rogers
Centennial
Ihc
Arimitage
Armitage
Virginia Ree
Chirlésion
Corry Arts High School
Spectrcli
Centennial, Inc
SE. Anderson
Anderson
Réger
Iitseussion
AituitaRe
Insianees
Uel Wld
Armistiee
Businessman Samuel Brown Dies in South Bend
Samuel Brown aged 65 a millionaire businessman and Jewish leader died yesterday after a long illness in South Bend Indiana He was a partner in M Brown & Sons a major dealer in mink and other oils and held executive posts in other firms Born in the Soviet Union Brown backed Broadway productions and was a notable community figure
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Samuel Brown
M. Brown & Sons
Soviet Union
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Corry Jour
Columbus Inn
G. C. Murphy Co
Turben’s
Chevrolet
Carrig’s
Mabel
Corry
Aeeae
Anes Complied
Corry Memorial Hospital
Circe Cassy
Wes
Mos -Béwr Lake
Thomas G Alarm
Ust
Maur Street
Larry A Buell
Snyder
Ti Richard
Bush
Fyview
Renture
Clarence Raymond
Glen Evans
Clymer
Paul D. Kafferlin
Mark Andrew
West Smith Street
Gertrude Gulenon
West Con
Ares
Mig
Ted J. Pondel
Jacqueline Lee
Columbus
Larry
Gary Eck
Jatreet
David Coon
Patricia ‘Ann
Roy Coates
Sparransbore
Etree
Brigham Hardware
Carroll’s
Elks Club
Nichols & Glavis
Reefetione GS -Carpenter's
U. S
Macko's Market
East Main Street
Bargain Joe's
Kiwanis Club
Kids Love
SA Te
Hecklers
Harlem Rally
Kuss
John Kuss
St. Thomas’ Churc Y Findiny
St. Elizabeth's Cemetery
Brocken
Orrina
Kinney
TUFFY
Kendall
Washington Streets
Fogle Lumber CO
Frankiin St
Corry, Pa
Crystal Coal Coo
Maple Ave
Carry
Frank
Thomas Matots
Amity Township
Tory
Corryites
Beth Centurama
Briggs & Stratton ND Service
Jacobson Mowers
Jacobson Tractors
Collier-Wascak Power Mower Service
Congress Street
Psnitieas
Far
Bennett’s
Carry's House of Sportswear
Nest der Mir Slehard
Ae Tide
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