Last Rites Held For Mrs Alma Lindsey At Bracken Funeral Home
The funeral service for Mrs. Alma Anna Lindsey was held Sunday at 2 30 p m at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev Ray Harris of the Evangelical United Brethren Church officiating. Family burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery with many from Concorde Township and Corry in attendance.
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Almira Lindsey
Almira Anna Lindsey
Bracken Funeral Home
Ray Harris
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Roy Swart
Clyde Hall
Fred Lindstrom
Lawrence Anderson
Elof Dahl
Lawrence Hansen
Pine Grove Cemetery
Concorde Township-and-Corry
Mie
Mark Willams
Jamestown
Norman Bailey
Lint College
Dallas Wise
Lincolnville
Edward Linsey
Western Powers and Soviet Union Debate Nuclear Disarmament Veto
Western representatives and the Soviet Union resumed disarmament talks in New York about veto rights over enforcement actions. Bernard Baruch warns that allowing a veto would render plans meaningless, while Moscow pushes bases dismantling and partial concessions in exchange for allowing use of nuclear weapons under UN Security Council decisions. The May 18 subcommittee pause set by Weir talks to resume in June as U S delegate James Wadsworth notes persistent gaps.
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Soviet Union
New York
Bernard B. Baruch
London
Security Council
U. N. Security Council
Russia
U. N
Ier
Paise
Weir
U. S
James 4. Wadsworth
Strasser Under Fire as Millcreek Police Face Clash
Millcreek Township police chief Frank Strasser faces a surge of opposition from seven patrolmen demanding better working conditions. Supervisors deny plans to remove Strasser as officers threaten to protest and publicize grievances over traffic, overweight arrests, and departmental spending. The dispute seeks a quiet resolution but risks a public showdown if unresolved.
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Erie
Millcreek
Sims
Frank Strasser
Ross Wilkins
Strasser
Titorial
Fields
Nyke TL
Corry Notes From 20 Years Ago May 31 1935
Budget debate at a Corry school board meeting aims for a substantial cut in the 1936 assessment announced by John B Patterson. Bertha Jackson burned by hot water while carrying a kettle, suffering arm back and leg injuries. William Fleming and Robert Reaile take over a North Center street service station. Memorial Day observances honor fallen soldiers with Veterans of Foreign Wars overseeing events. James Sutton, longtime Corry Postal Telegraph manager, leaves company for Meadville.
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Bertha Jackson
Alphonse Jackson
Essex Street
William Fleming
Robert Reaile
Corry
North Center Street
James Sutton
The
Postal Telegraph Company
Barlow Block
Meadville
Memorial Day Observance Delays Paper in 1915
A note from May 31 1915 records no paper due to Memorial Day. Wilkins notes that adding patrolmen would raise taxes. Police seek patience as talks stall with supervisors. The previous meeting was called a dud and further internal meetings are planned before dialogue resumes.
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Wilkins
Tnt
How Smart Are You
A reader quiz tests current events and facts of national and international importance. Questions cover prices of vintage car models, appliance ownership, rutabaga classification, postal savings, stock trading trends, medical school tuition, and actor aliases.
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N. S. Stock Exchange
U. S
Emanuel Goldenburg
Commencement Speaker Named for Clymer Central
Dr. Robert Kasling professor of geography at State University Teachers College Fredonia will deliver the commencement address for Clymer Central School on June 27 at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. He holds a PhD from NYU and MS from the University of Chicago, is Phi Beta Kappa and Phi Delta Kappa, and has written books including Map Reading With Nature. His topic is One World and Mankind.
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Robert Kasling
State University ‘Teachers College
Fredonia
Clymer’ Central School
University of Wisconsin
University of Chicago
New York University
Kasling
Phi Beta Kappa
Phi Delta Kappa
Harlan H. Barrows
Food aid plan faces grocer pushback and high costs
Federal order may cut 6,500 eligible, with 32,800 food rolls in the county by July 1. Grocers say free distribution shifts sales away from them and some drop out. County officials, led by Food Co-ordinator Raymond L Martin, must deliver to stores, raising outlays to about $15,000 after an unexpected shift to warehouse and truck distribution.
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Raymond HL Martin
Erie
Justic
Martin
Population stability idea in early world history
Students estimate that world population remained fairly stable at about 600 million from year 1 to 1200 AD, suggesting limited growth during antiquity and the early Middle Ages. The claim reflects a view of broad demographic stagnation across multiple regions.
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Ty Care Care
Tila
Shatin
Pature
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Pennsylvania
Cady & Collier
Dodd
Tie
Fess
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Hem
Buick
America
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A Reuue
Buick Wile
W. W. Waterhouse Corry
Charles Cummings
Corry, Pa
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Wattsburg
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Paul Peard
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