In Our Opinion No Rigor Mortis Here
Drawing toward year end 1969 Corry reflects on a year of progress with sidewalk paving street miles plans for more, airport improvements, new on street parking, a city engineer, a municipal golf course, sewers, and new industry. Readers urged continued effort in zoning housing codes low cost housing and city government study while praising many involved groups and the Concord School expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Clinton Street
Golf Commission
Gorry Area Industrial Development Corporation
Airport Authority
Chamber of Commerce
City Planting Comission
Parking Authority
Just Plain Doe
Allied bombers sweep German targets in third raid this week
Formations of Allied aircraft roared across the channel as heavy bombers carried out their third raid in Germany in five days without loss. In Washington Congress debated drafting fathers amid signs critics of an expanding army want a quick settlement. First Lieut John Stowe, veteran Corry fighter pilot, wounded in action in the New Guinea theater, was reported by his parents Mr and Mrs W B Stowe of East South Street. Beaver football players received Rex Theatre picks for their win over Union City last Friday. The East Main Street grocer is recovering after illness and confinement to a Northampton hospital, but faces a long recovery.
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London
English Channel
Germany
Washington
Congress
John Stowe
Veran Corry
New Guinea
W. B. Stowe
East South Street
Northampton
Mass
East Main Street
Max Bemis
Paul Shinko
Hatch Hollow
Shinko
Helen Southwick
Cherry Tree
Charles Southwick
Union City
Nic
Gail Alcorn
Ale
Frank Grden
England
Valenty Grden
Shaw Air Force Base
South Carolina
Carol Bishop
Love Albright
David Albright
Helen Wright
Jamestown
Sibley Wright
Wilfred Wallace
Townville
James Carpenter
Carol Carpenter
Myron Wallace
Hapgood
Andrew Twist
Max Bemis Eslwin—Gravink
Meadville
Barry Wilson
Buffalo
Chris Gravink
Wilson
Gravink
Gravink and Son
Amos Vaji Bayden
Louis Tewinile
Clymer
Unclear 40 Years Ago Event Features Lt Kelly Race Result
Fragmentary wartime style notes report Lt Kelly defeating Clyde F Brown for a two year term in a local competition. A Maple Avenue burglary report mentions a rear window entry attempt. Obscure lines reference Mary Mulderick and Don Wiles in inconclusive context.
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Ainly
Kelly
Clyde F. Brown
Emancipation and Parental Support Ages Explained
A minor becomes emancipated at age twenty one and gains independence from parental control. Parents must support until compulsory schooling ends, and in proper cases support may extend through college. If the child is unable to Self Support due to mental or physical incapacity, parents may remain responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Area Man Escapes Florida Prison Prompting Police Alert
Florida authorities notify area police that three prisoners escaped from Titusville jail. One escapee, 28 year old Stewart Leving Turner, formerly of Meadville, faces burglary terms, was paroled to Florida, and is described as 5 feet 6 inches, 140 pounds. Turner expected to be imprisoned in Brevard County for burglary. He may have attempted to contact Crawford County relatives. Other items mention ex boxer Johnny Eubanks death and guardsmen mobilization in response to a mobilization call.
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Stewart Leving Turmer
Meadville
Crawford County
Herbert A. Mavk
Turner
Western Penitentiary
Florida
Crawford Couny
Brevard County
Fla
Corry Journal Ad Rates and Miscellany Notes
Corry Journal lists advertising rates and notices with pricing per day and per column. The page references include public notices and local commerce notes, citing The Associated Press dispatches and various regional connections.
Foreign aid debate sparks calls to cut funds at home
Washington column surveys how U S foreign aid funded factories abroad and aided mills while American jobs vanish amid rising competition. It notes steel textile and shipbuilding losses, Formosan mushroom output, and fears that overseas investments undercut domestic industries and wages. The piece cites figures on mills shut and exports rising, urging scrutiny of aid policies.
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Washington
U.S
Editor seeks old interurban car photographs from area
Fort Lauderdale readers are asked by Charles Goethe to locate photographs of old interurban cars. He hopes to find images from special events or ordinary scenes, including postcards or larger prints, and asks anyone with photos to contact him at 1108 South EB 7th Street.
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Tom
Charles Goethe
S. EB
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
Ohio Woman Electrocuted In Bathtub
In Ashtabula County Ohio 69 year old Lyilia Zsengeller of Orwell was found in a bathtub at about 530 pm on Wednesday. Coroner Dr J R Higerd ruled accidental electrocution as the cause after an autopsy at Ashtabula General Hospital. Investigators say a short circuit likely triggered the death while power to the home was still on.
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Ashtabula
Ohio
Orwell
J. R. Higerd
Lyilia Zsengeller
Helen Cumbers
Senate Nixes Aid For Yugoslavia And Indonesia
The Senate approved 65-13 a provision mirroring the House bill to bar U S aid to Yugoslavia and any country receiving such assistance. An amendment banning resumed aid to Indonesia without a national interest determination passed without a protest. Earlier, 57-29 vote barred foreign aid to nations claiming fishing jurisdiction beyond U S limits, targeting Ecuador, Chile, and Peru amid vessel seizures and fines of crews.
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U.S
Griening
United Arab Republic
Yemen
Indonesia
United States
Senate
Thomas H. Kuchel
Calif
Ecuador
Chile
Peru
Kuchel
Content of mill declines in August across the nation
The report notes a continued fall in the August output of mills nationwide. It also highlights strontium 40 as a highly feared element in radioactive fallout, linked to bone cancer concerns.
Credit tightening ripple hits stock and bond markets
The Federal Reserve’s ruling on stock margins signals broader credit restraint. Bond sales rose as prices fell and yields climbed, while traders await policy moves on reserves and the discount rate. Analysts see the action as a curb on speculative stock buying on credit, with potential spillover to consumer and business lending.
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New York
Federal Reserve Board
Fed
Wall Street
Boeke
Washington
Amoney
Ped
Rally and banquet at Union City church described
The Pioneer for Christ youth rally and banquet were held at the Presbyterian Church in Union City with Mrs. Max Bemis assisting and Walter Deshaz er helping with games. Attendees included Linda Nellis Susan Bemis Jane Morton Sharon Bonnie Hayes and Douglass DeShazer plus Larry and Randall Shampoe Jerry Redlecki and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutting
Pioneer For Christ
Presbyterian Church
Union City
Max Bemis
Walter DeShazer
Linda Nellis
Susan Bemis
Janet Morton
Sharon
Bonnie Hayes
Douglass
DeShazer
Larry
Randall Shampoe
Jerry Redlecki
Wilber Camp
Ernest Martin
Youngsville
David Albright
Love Albright
Lori Lynn
Thomas Alcorn
James Gibbons
Donald
Barbara Morton
Sherman
Toledo
Ohio
Arthur Gibbons
Loren Upperman
Clymer
Clifford Aikens Sr
Samuel Upperman
Columbus
Upperman
Arthur Wallace
Little Hope
Fred Wallace
John Deck
Martinsburg
Sarah Thompson
Roaring Springs
Mildred Pressel
Woodbury
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ACTA
Weighigor
Howard
Concord
Corry Area
Beaver
Rex Theatre
Maple Avenue
Mary Mulderick
Tate
George P. Mulderick
Corpsy
Ain
Frands
Inauvinlle
Titusville
Plas
Pittsburgh
Johnny Eubanks
St. Francis General Hospital
Otarles
de Bennett
W. C. Murray
Carl VanTassel
Conty
Corry Journal
South Street
Pacory Evening Journal
General Minnser
Wilton
Batons
Srna
Gorm
Currier
Ainty
Wpan
A.m
Drew Pearson
Uncle Sam
Uwn
Fey
U.S. Treasury
Bob Casey
Mexico
Texas
Mesten
Robert Hemphill
Japan
Orient
Hemphill
India
Korea
Formosa
Hong Kong
Poceign
Wall
Casey
Sam
Public Health Service
John R. Chadwick
Patsy Ann
Keystone,tonmito Sod
Indian River
RED Emperor
Jorge
Yugoslavia
Business Mirror
AP Business News
Wester
Union City Church
Zai
Ebs Wei
Citizens National Bank
Mumber Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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