Pease Bowling Club Row Reaches School Board Hearing
The Pease incident centers on a school board hearing on October 1 and a later compromise over the bowling club. Principal Charles F. LeMasters and Superintendent James Wilson are referenced as key figures, with Pease resisting assignments and a plan to have teachers escort students to the bowling alley. The dispute dragged through October, culminating in a compromise that Pease criticized for its details and governance implications.
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Princial
Charles F. LeMasters
Aswoglale
James Wilson
School
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Peewie
Peise
Pease
McDowell High School
White Supremacy Policy Defeated At UN Assembly
In a tense UN General Assembly session a motion denouncing apartheid failed to reach two thirds after three weeks of debate. Only Portugal and South Africa voted against the measure, with 27 abstentions including the United States, Britain, and France. Several Western powers pledged to abstain, while Ethiopian and Sun Met Abida proposals urged Security Council steps and arms embargoes against South Africa. Thedebate followed of Eric Lowys warning that expelling South Africa would mark the UNs end.
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Leon Pe
Porthial
South Africa
United States
Britain
France
Ethiopia
Tle Security Comnel
Sun Met
Abida
Totrane
Alfiay Farman
Eric Lowy
United Nations
Governor To Plead In Plant Closing
NEW YORK report says Governor Lawrence travels to Washington to press defense and economic aid over plant closures in Pennsylvania distressed areas. The plant employs 2640 workers before closures with only 11 still on the job. McNamara considers a Pennsylvania production directory for redevelopment.
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RNAP
Walt P Fovinn
American Cow & Foundre
Phil
Buewick
Angounead Ik
Lawrence
Jrras Liwmieu
Robert
McNamara
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Department of Commerce
Area Redevelopment Administration
U S Determined Defend Freedom Confers On Morale
General Herbert B. Powell told a conference that U S reservists show high morale as they are called to active duty. He spoke after an inspection of this base, a base largely staffed by reserve units, underscoring American resolve to defend freedom.
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Continental Army Command
Herbert B. Powell
Open Hearing In Plane Crash Scheduled
The FAA and CAB plan open hearings on plane crash matters. Halaby and Alan Boyd head the agencies and want to show Congress current operating, financial, maintenance, and safety data from each company. Public convenience standards and agency oversight are central to the process.
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Aden
Sh Hainisportiet
Howe Td
Jheksin
FAA
Imnge Sutminwad
Ue Hullins
Irlinies
Ayruielaeiey Gonforeneght Washinton
Halaby
Alan Boyd
CAB
Ebay mi
PAA
Bear Lake Beautification Plans Christmas Lighting Project
The November meeting of the Beautification Committee was held at Mrs. Leon Cable’s home. Members discussed the Christmas Lighting project and noted prizes for the best display. Various locals and visitors were mentioned in social notes, including families from Salamanca Cony Cambridge Springs and Panama School attendees.
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Bear Lake
Leon Cable
Reno Burkey
Joannie
Arthur Bailey
Salamanca
Marion Gage
Carl Stump
Cony
Joh Oakes
Cambrider Springs
Classified Advertising Notes and Local Rates
The Corry Journal details local classified ads and rates with references to aluminum products, car sales, YMCA events, and miscellaneous listings. It mentions providers like McCray Aluminum, a radio and auto service dealer, and notes figures such as a $45 advertising cost and specific phone numbers.
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Luical
McCray Aluminum Products
Colluns
Alice
Rey
Bayer
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Robbers Leave Koos Deli Unfazed by Gunfire
Hagop Koos, owner of a Philadelphia deli, reported a would be robber shot at him during a tense confrontation. The incident left Koos unharmed and he warned others to avoid similar attempts. A second gunman and others involved fled as sirens grew louder.
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Hagop
Koosvoomitats
Wiel Larab Kooyoyayey
Ninn
Henry Jackson
Koayewinse
Ariens
Kooyoyoomian
Vast
Bitehes
Wien
Tim Willing
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Bear Lakers
Tri-Nord Motors, Inc
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YMCA
Ohio
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Heberlein Motor
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Ghristensen Motors
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Geevlinder Shastra Franstilesium
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HOP Dial
South Center Street
Journal Printing Department
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Jamescown
Fila
Murnem
Lyle Gabrie
JERE
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America Breeders Service
Don Knapp
Warren Couuty
Kor Erle County
Enna Hearst
Watemam
Winchester
Elrotag Raboe Utrone
Zalzneck. Inc
Mead Avenue
Lotsville Farmers Exchange
Lottsville
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Watesbure
John Deere
John E. Moore
Wattsburg
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West Trying Street
Herman Nichols
Pleasantville
Para' 1
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Steinway
Winter Company
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Aris
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Beaverdan
Met Street
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A. M Litz Shoe Repair
Journal Art
Read Estate and Insurance Agency
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Merle G. Dodd
Norvel
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Lincolovilie
Cambridge Springs
Raymerly Reed Willis Farm
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Casty
Richard Dewey
Avtar
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Uurisburg
Yale
Catholic Daughters of America
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HL Ray Harris
Williams
O'Hare
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Harrisburg
Hospital
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School For Veterans’ Children
Franklin County
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Baltimore
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Johns Hopkins ‘Hospital
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