Build a house project eyed for Crawford County schools
In Crawford County officials consider purchasing land for a county vocational school to supervise a student built house. Similar programs exist in Lewistown West Frankfort and Kent, Ohio, showing practical learning value from bricklaying to roofing. The editorial urges Corry Area High School to pursue real work beyond theory, budgeting materials from school funds and embracing hands on construction experience.
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Vocational-Technical School
Corry Area High School
Corry radio sale dispute may trigger court fight
Negotiations for the sale of WOTR have fallen through and Baltimore buyers filed with the FCC to secure Corry channel allocation. The move could lead to a long court battle while local news includes student honors and community acknowledgments. Cynthia E. Gray, daughter of Mr and Mrs B A Gray, pledged to Theta Kappa at Grove City College. Alfred University receives Civil War collection from Corry residents Mr and Mrs H A Gilbert. Raymond J. Morris of Spartansburg earns the Outstanding Service Award for Boy Scouts in the Skanowunde District. Roger A. Butters joins Sigma Nu at Bowdoin College as one of seven Pennsylvania freshmen in the Greek system.
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Federal Communications Commission
Cynthia E. Gray
B. A. Gray
Grand Street
Theta Kappa Sorority
Grove City College
Corry Area High School
Alfred University
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Raymond J. Morris
Spartansburg
Skanowunde
Boy Scouts of America
W. D. Kingsley
Titusville
Salvation Army Citadel
Morris
Sparta
Roger A. Butters
J. Guy Butters
Wayne Street
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Bowdoin College
Brunswick
Pennsylvania
Bowdoin
Corry band rehearses for Save-An-Eye game in Erie Stadium
A 120 piece county band joins Corry High School musicians for the Save-An-Eye football game in Erie Stadium on November 26. bear hunting report notes Steve Lanehyn as the second Corry area hunter to claim a 150 pound bear near Hour Mile in Warren County. Ken Club meets with Mrs Loveland and Mrs Hasbrouck hosting at the Loveland home.
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Erie Stadium
Steve Lanehyn
Corry
Kinzua
Warren Coun
Ken Club
James Loveland
Gene Hasbrouck
Loveland
Corry Evening Journal readers and pricing note
Fragmentary notice from the Corry Evening Journal mentions subscription rates and delivery details, with prices listed as 00 per year and 15.00 per year by mail, plus per-copy cost, and a reference to San aesattan and prior information. The readable portion provides pricing context for future readers.
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Cores
Op San Aesattan
Perlman Seeks Unified National Transportation Policy
Alfred B. Perlman president of Penn Central urges a single national policy merging railroads barges trucks and airlines for public benefit He criticizes the Interstate Commerce Commission as outdated and backs strict Sherman Antitrust enforcement He cites his Central success transforming a passenger line into a fast freight system and highlights broader merger potential across transport modes
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New York Central
Alfred B. Perlman
New Penn Central Transportation Company
Pubiic
United States
Perlman
Philadelphia
New York
Young
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Central
On This Date in History November 18 1968
Today marks the 23rd day of 1968 with 43 days remaining. Historical notes include 1903 ratification of a treaty transferring control of the Panama Canal Zone to the United States and 1852 London funeral crowds for the Duke of Wellington.
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London
Duke of Wellington
Norway
Prince Carl
Denmark
Haakon TL
Nixon as President Elect Then and Now
This piece reflects on Richard Nixon for the presidency, praising his ambition and abilities while warning that the role will demand immense responsibility. It notes strong opposition in Congress, the need for unity, and the enduring scrutiny a president faces from Secret Service and global leaders. The author hopes Congress supports the incoming leader despite partisan divides.
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Kiesinger
Kosygin
Secret Service
Jans
Oval Office
Nixon
Congress
Dorothy Loudon Star Vehicle Takes Broadway Bow
Dot Loudon drives toward stardom in The Fig Leaves Are Falling opening Dec 27 at Broadhurst. The big musical by George Abbott marks her strongest vehicle yet, co starring Barry Nelson and Jules Munshin, with Allan Sherman and Albert Hague.
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Broadway
Dorothy Loudon
Dorothy
Broadhurst Theater
Philadelphia
George Abbott
Allan Sherman
Albert Hague
Barry Nelson
Jules Munshin
Miss Loudon
Tele
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