DOTTINELLI-KIMBALL WEIGH IN ON NIXON LABOR TACTICS
The Corry Journal reports on Jacob S. Pototsky addressing the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, criticizing a Nixon presidency and urging reflection on how leadership could affect freedom and morality. The piece expands to discuss labor strategy and the risk of political shifts. The second segment examines poor eating habits amid high incomes, noting malnutrition, anemia, and overweight, with Edith Shapcott urging informed nutrition and slow weight loss.
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Tailors
Richard M. Nixon
Amalgamated Clothing ‘Workers of America
Jacob’s. Pototsky
Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
Pototsky
Nixon
Edith Shapcott
Public Health Association
New York
Professor Emeritus Worley Dies in Detroit at 80
John S. Worley 80 longtime transportation authority figure and professor emeritus of transportation engineering at the University of Michigan died Friday in Detroit. He influenced urban transit planning and served on state transportation boards. Funeral services will be announced by his family.
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Detroit
John S. Worley
Transportation Authority
University of Michigan
Cryst
Syria
Sunday Radio Log Entries Addams Indiana Race and Church Programs
Radio schedule lists sign on at 7:59 with morning devotions and religious programs across churches led by Rev Myers and Rev DeBoer. Includes Indianapolis 500 Mile Race practices, World and Local News, Tall of the Town segment, and a Cleveland vs Chicago baseball doubleheader.
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George A. Myers
Lindsey
Titusgile
Baptist Church
Robert J. DeBoer
Church of the Nazarene
First Church of Christ, Scientist
the Voice of Prophecy
Bernice
St. Francis
Leff Belles
Mensionite Church
Cleveland
Chicago
Coke
Eddie Fisher
World
Indianapolis
Spon
Corry Memories Highlight 1936 Events and Local Figures
The Corry chronicle recalls May 26 1936 with Marcheta Schrader nine days after her sister’s death from a fall near the Biks Club on North Center Street. Elizabeth Basinesy longtime Concord School principal to be feted at a reception. board members discuss the 1986 37 budget and tax plan amid a proposed property assessment hike.
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Marcheta
Ww . Schrader
North Center Street
Elizabeth Basinesy
Ontchalé Mills
E. C. Barnes
Board of Education
Corry Chamber hosts trustees meeting in 1916 notes
Forty years ago on May 34, 1916 the prestat board of directors of the Corry Boat of Commerce and trastey fens held Mest evening. Present were President J. Walter Clough, Secretary James F. Dros and Doctorg Titus Brown, Waller, Bailey, and Stennett. Discussions covered preparation steps for a planned project and a conference with Bell Telephone Company managers in Pittsburgh.
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Prestat
Corry Boat of Commerce
Trastey Fens
J. Walter Clough
James F. Dros
Titus. Brown
Waller
Bailey and Stennett
Warren Hospital Raises Room Rates Effective June First
Warren Central Hospital board approves higher room charges to cover operating costs. New private rooms rise from 15 to 20 dollars, semi private rooms from 11.50 to 12.50, and ward rates increase from 2.50 to 3.00 per visit after June 1. Old hospital section rates unchanged.
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Warren Central Hospital
Gates
Joseph Williams
Williamson
Tate
Iter Dune Tet
Local Erie area notes and community updates mix of events
A scattered Erie region column reports on a faith healer with televised appeal and a Providence meeting on production evaluation at Raymond Mfg Co. It covers local policing alerts, building and housing concerns, a shift in Democratic party leadership in Warren County, and various civic notes including military promotions, local investigations, and infrastructure changes.
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Raymond Mfg. Co
Irving H. Norton
Associated
Providence
James
Gorsystrom
Gorsystrom Battal
Elf Police
Railront
Guy Polie
Mearby Jor
Utica
Chiesto
Bulldine
Corry
Unis
Ajax
Presbyterians Adopt Budget Amid Church Mission Funds
The Presbyterian General Assembly approved a budget of 31,063,000 plus other allocations for missions and programs. It sets aside 1,202,000 for Christian education and outlines support for World Council, National Council of Churches, geology education, and the American Bible Society among total program spending.
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General Assembly
Chirsh
Te General Aswmbly
Lotinenta Peeside
World Council Watchutetes
National Council of Churches
Atfierleas Bible Society
Ges 1 Assembly
Hopping Leader Dies in San Francisco
Harry 3. Scott longtime chairan of the General Steamship Corp and San Francisco shipliving teacher for over 80 years dies Thursday in the city.
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San Francisco
Harry 3. Scott
The
Genera Steamship Corp
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