Acquaint 6th Graders With High School Life
An orientation program for sixth grade pupils from area schools entering Corry Area High School outlines the school program, building plan, and policies. It covers handbooks, first day procedures, cafeteria, health, library, guidance, and programs in home economics, industrial arts, music, art, and physical education. Guidance Counselor Alfred Miller visits grade schools to present handbooks and course plans, distribution and collection on schedule, and invite tours of the high school led by Miller and Assistant Principal J. Donald Watson. The program includes eighth graders from St SAS school and aims to ease lunch procedures and acclimate students before fall entry.
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Corry Area High School
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Nome
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Miller
Moslems Reel In Terror On City Streets
Foreign newsmen are directed to Nationalist officials as Moslem guards check documents in alleys. Fearful crowds, blocked European faces, and wary women and beggars mark the tense scene. A Nationalist official vows immediate action against terrorism amid posters in French and Arabic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lingeta
Aie
Prete
Arabs Announce Rocket Firing From Cedar Tin
Archaeic OCR notes a group led by Prof Mamue Maaugian from Haiga gan Armenian Junior College claiming a rocket test near Dahr Said to reach above 1,000 feet. They state the device used a $6 ste Sind battery pack and 15 cent flashlights, calling it the Cedar Tin, aimed at weather experiments in the stratosphere and not as a weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Tin
Dahr
Mamue
Maaugiani
Haigagan
Senate Passes Farm Measure
The Senate approved a farm bill 42 to 38 after a week of debate, with eight Democrats and 20 Republicans voting against and a House counterpart awaiting floor action. The bill raises price supports while cutting production quotas for wheat corn grain sorghum and barley, with exceptions for livestock producers and a few pilot programs.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
House
Agriculture Committee
George Aiken
G.tower- RA
Milton Young
North Dakota
Wrone
Grein
AFL-CIO Eyes 35 Hour Week Drive Nationwide
AFL-CIO leader George Meany urged ILGWU convention that a nationwide campaign to cut the standard work week from 40 to 35 hours is worth serious consideration. He noted executive council deliberations in August and contrasted views with Arthur Goldberg and NAM criticism. Meany cited past reforms and argued for tax changes to boost business profits while addressing unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afl-Cio Weiai
Atlantic City
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Isbor
Meany
Aft-Gio
International Ladies’ Garment Workers Union
Posiion
Het
Arthur Goldbers
Art Goldberg
Dave Dubinsky
TLGWU
Dors
Senior Citizens Push Medicare Plan Battle
Washington AP report notes an administration official denying tax funds flow to the National Council of Senior Citizens for Health Care through Social Security. The council, claiming about 806,000 members, says contributions fund its work while coordinating with White House efforts to pass Kennedy's health care bill. The measure would raise the Social Security payroll tax by 0.25 percent to finance hospital and nursing home care for the elderly.
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Washington
Kennedy
National Council of Senior Citizens
Social Security
Cornell
Thorday-Oreanfearioust
American Medical Association
Citi
Zens Council
Asst
Wilbur Cohen
National Council of
Catneil
Hill
Uast
Uje—catneil
House
Ways and Meats Committee
United States
Stock Market Takes A Tumble This Week
Analysis from experts over months shows stock gloom as fear expands. Investors dump shares, with many issues dropping over 30 percent this week. International machines index falls 5 points to 308 as Ford Brunswick and Xerox lead declines.
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Marsa
Ford
Brunswick
Union City Livestock Prices Snapshot From Thursday
Market notes list hogs and beef cattle were traded with various price ranges. Entries include hogs from 15 to 17, cattle from 7 to 22, heifers 1 to 20, bills 18 to 21, calves 24 to 29, and lambs 13 to 22. Names and exact lot details are unclear due to OCR issues.
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Union City
Eal Calye A
Death notices from Pleasantville area church funeral
The obituary outlines the death of a resident linked to Ming Ais and Pleas abiville Qhd, with a September wedding to Adeline Fisher noted. Family survivors include Leone Wauntifer and Mrs Mary Bibel, plus several grandchildren. The funeral is led by Pastor Rak ERO Ulnies of Pleasantville Methodist Church with interment at Fairview Cemetery, Pleasantville.
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Ming
Ais
Horn
Butler County
Maruil Rizal McClahey
Pleas Abiville
Gran Mitch
Hater
Adeline Fisher
Shealy
Rane Na Vonfraeto
Leone Wauntifer
Mary Bibel
Prisoda
Pitta
Ant Tomor
Monhie
Ero Ulnies
Pleasantville Methodist Church
Fairview Cemetery
Pleasantyilie
Tries To Stop Fight Ends in Fatal Stabbing in Luppalu NY
A man attempting to break up a quarrel killed the father, Joseph Lowe 51, of Buffalo, by stabbing him after a bottle was swung at him during a dispute with the son Henry Patton Jr 24. Lowe is charged with second degree assault.
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Luppalu
N.Y
Memes Eaton
Fala
Joseph Lowe
Buffalo
Lowe
Patton
Henry Patton Jr
Loy Dale of Waynesburg Dies. PA American Legion Leader
Mrs Loy Dale of Waynesburg dies at an age not specified. She served as president of the Pennsylvania Department of the American Legion and was a prominent local veteran advocate. Her death marks the loss of a key community and military service figure in Waynesburg.
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Waynesburg
Loy Dale
Pennsylvania
The
Cemetery Wreaths Offer Despite Wealthy Complaints
Reminder notes cheap cemetery wreaths priced at 188 dollars each with no care required and Styrofoam roses plus a crucifix. Mentions new enemies and odd remarks about woodchucks and towers ai eagoned, implying local dispute.
New Air Cooled Seat Ellators Advertised at Low Price
A garbled ad promotes air cooled seat ellators with fabric mesh and inner ties. It claims dry, comfortable clothing protection and back support. Prices shown are $144 each, with a mention of winter warming air circulation and a quick sale expectation.
Community Members Pledge Service in 1962 Lineup
A 1962 membership list presents individuals devoted to the community. The wording highlights members living for the community, not merely within it, reflecting a tradition of public service and civic involvement.
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Coree
Ace” Bracken
Also Mentioned on This Page
Japan
U. S
Pacific
Central Meteorological Agency
Lollipop
Lang
Ennett’s Corry's House of Fashion
Wember Newspaper Publishers Association
UAC
Mal Tae
Magtes
Itis
Barney
Jim Hammond
HARCE
Cisebint
Bargain Joe’s
East Main St
Raturdasy
A&e Distributing Co
Aero-Flow Dynamics, Inc
Ajax Iran
All-Way Electric Co
Amy
Merle
Harned’s
Baldwin, Arden
Barach
Home
Firestone
Beneficial Finance Co
Bennett's Bennink Insurance Agency
Bracken Funere Brown & & Butters
J. Guy
M.D
Buyer's Fair
Aring
Carroll
Corry Ministerial Association
Corry Pharmacy
Corry Savings & Loan Ass
Corry Truck& Implement Co
Corry TV
Corry Water Supply Co
Crandall Insurance Agency
Crosser
Crystal Coal Co
Davis, Horton J. & Son, Inc
Diemer's
Cafateria Dodd Housing
Merle C
Elmview Jersey Farm
Elston, Cassius
C.P.A
Erie County Plastics Corp
Erie Railroad
Esso Hall
Evans Dress
Falcone’s
Fircardi
Atlantic
Flye Rexall Drugs
Fogle Lumber Co., Inc
Fox
Keystone
Frank’s
Auto Service
French
Dr. C. R
Fuller Business Service
Furst
Gillette
N. Troy
M.D. Gould
George C
Grice Jewelers
Guignon Hardware
Hammonds Appliance & Furniture
Hammond Elevator Co
Harmon
E. H
M.D. Hassett
Joe
H & H Dry Cleaners
Associated Spring Corp
Reed, Lear & Co
Rickers, W. F
Ritz
Rogers Structural Steel Co
Rossbacher Insurance‘Service
Rossin’s
Sawyer Studio
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Lea's Drugs
Lehman’s Tire Service
Seitz
Joseph
Sherwin-Williams Co
South Side-Beverage-Gox Starr Memorial Works
Stockton
Western Auto Wilcox Products Co
WealwWorth
WOTR
Xander
Zelenock Inc
Connie's Super Market
Corry Instrument Company
Corry Jamestown Corporation
Hugh O'Hara
Sterling Milk, Inc
Corry
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