Long-range candidacy hints at Knowland path to White House
The Corry Journal questions Senator Willan F Knowland as a gubernatorial candidate in California, arguing a governorship would serve as a stepping stone to the White House. The piece contemplates 1980 ambitions, Warren’s national rise, and the potential impact on party delegation and national ticket positioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan F. Knowland
California
White House
United States Senate
Earl ‘Warren
Renzop
Miay
Ostiena
Sen- Jeades
Untitled fragmentary report from Lit- Rock Arkansas
Fragmentary text discusses events in Miami Beach and legal actions, mentioning courts and a Chief Justice. Contains disrupted names and unclear references, with no clear outcome or dates, leaving the main incident difficult to determine from the readable lines.
Pennsylvania crime rate up in first six months 1967
FBI figures show Pennsylvania's urban crime up in five of six major categories for Jan 1 to Jun 30 1967 compared with the same period last year yet the Keystone State remains well below national averages. National totals for the period reached about 1.4 million major crimes, with murder rates steady in Pennsylvania and broad increases nationwide across robbery burglary and theft categories.
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Washington UI
Pennsylvania
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Ngure
FEU
FBI
FBL
Jamestown Wife Slayer Pleads Innocent
Warner, 22, of Jamestown, pleaded innocent in Supreme Court to a second degree murder charge for the slaying last month of his wife Winnifred, 18, an expectant mother. The accused was brought to court by sheriff's deputies and remained briefly as officials presented the case. The killing occurred at the mother's Frewsburg home during a dispute after she refused to return to Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manx Vauuss
Ammar
Warner
Jamestown
Supreme Court
Winnifred
Frewsburg
Sheriff's Department
Holgate Brothers Plant Sale Rumor Circulates In Pittsburgh Deal
Rumors say Holgate Brothers Company may have been sold to a Pittsburgh firm with completion possibly over the weekend. James Leslie, president, gave no official word as the plant’s operations halted. More than 200 workers, laid off since the shutdown in September, await reopening.
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Holgate
Jon
Holgate Brothers Company
Pittsburgh
James Leslie
Concer
Von
Tarentum widow dies from clothing fire injuries
Mrs. Virginia Cesaridk, 75, of Tarentum, died after flames from a yard tie catching event set her clothing ablaze. She was tending a small tie when the incident occurred, and she succumbed to burns a few hours later.
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Tarentum
Virginia Cesaridk
Service Clubs Reminded To File Yearly IRS Form
Service clubs and other non-profit groups with federal tax exemption must file the IRS Information Return annually to maintain exemption status. The form is due by the 15th day of the fifth month after the fiscal year, often November 15 for June 20 year-ends. District Director John H. Bingler notes the filing serves to show exemption status is maintained and applies to service, recreational, charitable, religious, educational, and social clubs. Groups must apply for exemption with by-laws articles of incorporation and a financial statement, and failure to comply may lead to rejection of tax exemption and tax due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
John H. Bingler
Ripley Buys New Fire Truck for Sexton City
Ripley purchases an $18 476 high pressure combination pumper for the local fire department serving about 2 000 residents. The new engine on a Model VV-196 International chassis delivers 256 horsepower with a 600 gallon booster tank and an independent PTO high pressure pump rated at 60 gpm at 800 psi, will operate with existing equipment or separately.
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Ripley
Mescow
Buffalo
Memories of Corry Forty Years Ago October 8 1997
Rome reports Mussolini will discuss government withdrawal terms only on his terms with Britain and France. A large Rotary Fair and Hobby Show crowd attended the first night at the State Armory. Victor Griffin, globe trotter and lecturer, joins the lyceum series at the Senior High School this winter. Corry experiences brisk fall weather with cooler temperatures and light snow flurries replacing Indian summer.
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Rome
Spain
Benito Mussolini
Great Britain
France
State Armory
Victor Griffin
Globe Trotter
Corry
Durante Returns to New York For NBC Anniversary Show
TV writer William Glover reports Jimmy Durante returning to his hometown for an NBC Anniversary Show airing Sunday night at 9 PM EDT. The 90 minute program features Bert Lahr and a new song titled My Girls Dont Want My Monty All They Want Is Me. Durante expresses love for New York despite long absence and hints at a possible January return with a similar TV format he previously enjoyed.
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New York
Durante
Nbc-Tv
Hlety
Bert Lahr
Monty
Laub
Bun
Harlen
Bert
Examinations for Second Lieutenant at Camp Hancock
Forty years ago on October 8, 1917, seventy-nine non coms including many from Company A took an exam at Camp Hancock for second lieutenant in the 112th regiment. Thirty-two draftees including Corryites left Union City for Camp Lee, Virginia. Milon Brown, teaching Navy Pay Corps members at Washington, D C, was named instructor for the second school. A meeting was held at the Public Library to support the second Liberty Loan drive and a full compartment type body. Ripley Fire Commission sold a $20 000 four year bond to buy apparatus.
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Camp Hancock
Leutenant
112Th Regiment
Union City
Camp Lee
Virginia
Milon Brown
Pay Corps
United States Navy
Washington D. C
Public Library
Liberty Loan
Ripley Fire Commission
Millcreek Table Shotgun Law Tabled For Study By Supervisors
The shotgun ordinance scheduled for adoption by the Millcreek supervisors was tabled after requests from two nine clubs in the community for further study. Police Chief Barney Moran asked for the measure to be held until club members meet this week to discuss details and potential police permit issues amid a shooting incident last spring involving two teens. The ordinance would prohibit possession within township limits of any weapon discharging a bullet, ball, or missile without a permit. In other news, novelist Jean Boley, 43, author of The Restless and The Baby Lump, died Sunday in Toledo, Ohio.
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Barney Moran
Toledo, Ohio
Jean Boley
Lumb
Finishing Unfinished Furniture With Sanding And Enamel
Art Schaub outlines steps to prep new furniture, advising thorough sanding smoothness, turpentine wipe, and enamel undercoat followed by quick drying enamel. For pine maple or birch no filler needed, then finish in chosen colors. SCHAUB WALLPAPER & PAINT offers S&H Green Stamps and Dutch Boy sign at 10 South Center Street.
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S&h
Schaub Wallpaper & Paint
South Center Treet
TV listings for WBEN Buffalo and Pontiac ad note
A dense schedule lists WBEN Buffalo Channel 4 programming from 4:00 PM to 4:30 AM with shows including Fun to Learn Children’s Theatre Weather Forecast News Sports Patti Page Show Annie Oakley Name That Tune The Phil Silvers Show Even Arden The Truth The Red Skelton Show 64 000 Question Dr Hudson’s Secret Journal News Sports Love of Life Search for Tomorrow Guiding Light As the World Turns Meet the Millers Biz Payoff The Verdict Is Yours Brighter Day Secret Storm Edge of Night Tun to Learn Weather News and Sports Disco Ed The Gary Moore Show Arthur Godfrey Strike It Rich News and Weather Love of Life Matinee Playhouse Speaker of the House As the World Turns Meet the Millers The Big Record The Millionaire The Steel Cage The Steel Hour and Pontiac Buick ads follow at 37 West South Street.
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Wben-Tv
Buffalo
Patti Page
Annie Oakley
Phil Silvers
Even Arden
Red Skelton
Arthur Gadfrey
Guiding Light
Arizona Rangers
Richard Diamond
Tye
Ww. W. Waterhouse
Pontiac - Buick Sales & Service
West South Street
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Philadelphia
Ark
Miami Beach
United States
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Dave Beck
James Hoffa
United Labor Movement
Beck
Hoffa
Teamsters
Isbor
F.C. Chapin & Son
Gilson’s
Columbus
General Electric
William Glover
Hammond's
Eagle Street
Dial
Larabar
Coal Builders
Ford
Buesink Motor Sales
West Smith Street
Corry, Pennsylvania
Millcreek
Shotgun
Keystone VanCise
S ‘Trevice
Art Schaub
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