Dust a Paragraf and police tale of a lost beagle
Paragraf reports a beagle lost last Saturday sought police help then recovered by Donald Merkle of Spartansburg who learned police had the dog. The story weaves in a dog dispute among Fourth Ward neighbors, a $57 purse found and returned, and various local incidents from Corry and nearby towns including health center events, arrests, and weather forecasts. Several named residents and places appear, with notices about Armistice Day closures and local meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Spartansburg
Steffens
Philadelphia teacher suspended amid anti-Communist probe
The Philadelphia Board of Education suspended Mrs Lilian Lowenfels, a 49 year old French teacher for evening classes, amid an investigation into alleged Communist influence in schools. The action comes ahead of a House Un American Activities Committee inquiry. The board may pursue further suspensions as the probe expands.
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Py Nsquvilives Sens
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Board of Education
Harold H. Velde
R-Ill
House Un-American Activities Committee
Lilkian Lowenfels
Walter Lowenfels
Mra
Lowenfels
Louis. P. Hoyer
Plan to close two CHT schools in 1954
Continued notes reveal a plan to close two CHT schools in 1954 and approval of new uniforms purchased for the band at 85.40 each totaling 932.40. An evening typing class is approved with instructor William Milley at 250 per hour with state reimbursement. The lease between the Authority and the school districts is filed at the courthouse. War surplus items including dictaphones and electric typewriters were bought from a Harrisburg depot at five cents per pound in as is condition. The uses and regulations committee is drafting further policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Harrisburg
Joint Committee Reports Completed Work And School Football Honor
The Joint Committee says the jointure work is done and new regulations are adopted on a tentative basis. It commends Corry Area High School football for its perfect record. Electrical service to the new field has been installed and will be ready for spring play in 1855, not used this fall. Monthly bills and routine reports were approved.
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Corry
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Gerali Ploss
White Street
Fourth Ward
Donald Merkle
Merkle
Chautauqua County
New York
Grace Holcomb
Marion Street
Michael Collis
Ora Harper
Titusville
Albert P. Brady
Frederick Smith
Spring Creek
Corry Memorial Hospital
Fogle Lumber Unil
Mildred Valancia
Los Angeles
Sherman
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Oper House
Corry Public Schools
Thomas Messinger
Columbus
Lst
Garland
Chamber of Commerce
J. Paul Mossman
Allegheny-Erie
Beneget Township
Elk County
Keta Gas and OM Co
Leed
Benedett
TEON
Katherine
North Center Street
Roberts
DHLCO
REX Theatre
Jane Wyman
Sterling Hayden
Johnson Bros
Goodyear
Donald ‘Triscuit ‘Newell Gates
Clarence Wallace
Corry, Pa
Chrysler
First Avenue
Walter Wotns
Lou Henma
Pontiac
W. W. Waterhouse
West South St
Turkey
Mrs
Harold Jackson
Borstorff & Fitch
DeSoto
Plymouth
Raymond
Gerry Foster
Wayne Fralick
Aetna
Rossbacher Insurance Service
First Agenss
Corey
Baressi
Wilbur
Ceu
Patterson Photo Products
Thomas Pieper
Roger Wiggers
Vslee
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