Nixon's Luck and Labor in Communist Party Policy Stance
The Communist party statement denounces Vice President Nixon as war minded and anti democratic while urging labor ties and support for the Stevenson Kefauver ticket. It stops short of endorsing a candidate but signals opposition to Eisenhower and calls for cabinet turnover. The piece notes the party’s stance amid broader political shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Richard Nixon
Communist Party
United States
Wixon
Congress
Labor
Stevenson-Kefauver
People to People Effort Aims to Sell Peace broadly
The advertising men of America undertake a bold public relations drive to showcase peaceful desires for all mankind. They seek to offset Communist claims by shaping global opinion, lessen world tension, and win back neutrals. The effort centers on the people-to-people partnership to dispel suspicion and rebuild trust.
History Group Plans Erie Museum Renovation Site visit next Wednesday
Pennsylvania Historical Commission members will discuss plans for a new Erie museum and the lower State street site. Herbert Spencer Sr notes the 1563 Perry victory Sesquicentennial and potential state legislature appropriation. A brig survey will assess rot and weather damage, guiding shelter plans and possible rigging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Bri
Niagara
Lower
State Street
Pennsylvania Historical Commissic
Herbert Spencer Sr
Erie County Historical Society
Perry
Guke Erie
Erie County Society
Coliid
Religious Service Schedule and Local News Byte
Sunday morning listings show Protestant Hour, Baptist and Nazarene services, First Church of Christ, and Presbyterian worship led by Rev. Paul F. Bauer. Additional items include a reading from The Moon of St. Francia by Corry and weekly Christian Alliance programming, with local news briefs from Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsey
Titusville
Baptist Church
Robert J. DeBoer
Church of the Nazarene
First Church of Christ
Beientist
First Presbyterian
Paul F. Bauer
St. Francia
Corry
Christian Alliance
World Wu
Libi—Mennonite Church
Lhe
Krisnurgt_ttahiers ee Phidelphiae
Memories of Corry Twenty Years Ago Dance at Masonic Temple
Yesterday's memories recall the MM Sorority granting excusal to Herble Johnson for a dancing party at the Masonic Temple set for Saturday evening October 17. The note references Corry and October 13, 1936 as the historical frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herble “Johnson
Masonic Temple
Fire Damages Farm Near Union City Hatchery
At about 10 30 last night a fire swept a newly built chicken house on the Seymour farm west of the Union City Fish Hatchery. The blaze, started by an oil heater, destroyed a new coop and two tons of lime with no phosphate, killing several hundred chickens owned by Martin Jones. The incident damaged the athletic field at Clinton High School during the disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dlinlor High School
Martin Jones
Seymour Farm
Union City Fish Hatchery
Corry Union City
Roundup of Local News From Corry Area Crews and Events
A messy clipping details local happenings from Corry including military education notes on Col. Merle R. Preble, Concord School students touring the Fountainette, and Rex Theatre announcing a new film program. It mentions air force developments, radio and TV reception stats, YMCA construction, and local business activity at the Main Confectanery and Corry Jamestown Mfg Corp planning office equipment specs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Lan
Jack Custer
Troy
Merle R. Preble
Sory
Vessie P. Preble
Artic War College
Carlisle Barracks
Carlisle
Preble
Armed Forces
Uiversity of Maryland
Concord School
Fountainette
Marise Grace
Air Force
Rex
Join Blatt
Warner Brothers
Folly
Bob Follett
Jana Jim Rumbaueh
Corry College
Denison University
National Beta Theta Pi
Nick Glitter
Leary Country Club
Bradford
Herwatter
YMCA
Worlk
North Center Street
Gene Felven
East Main Street
Buffalo
Corry
Corry-Jamestown Mfg. Corp
Corry items mix bids with outstate concerns and aid drives
The snippet mixes bid talk for a local project with claims of nondiscriminatory wording and out-of-area interest. It mentions Mrs. Ivy Baker Priest touring, a New Eyes for the Needy appeal in Short Hills New Jersey, and a 24 year veteran effort to fund eyeglasses. It also notes frost ending the growing season, corn field delays, a Pittsburgh clerkship, a proposed Corry laundromat, salvage yard talk, and local business expansion plans amid holiday buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Ivy Baker Priest
U.S. ‘Treasury
Corry
Erle
Needy, Inc
Short Hills
N. J
Feld Corn Corps
John Spiegel
Pittsburgh
Peake and Peiffer
Four Decades Ago Plucked for City Court Debate and Church Posts
Forty years ago on October 15, 1918, twenty men were detained in the city after a night at the Cory Fair Grounds. A committee including Charles Selsiey, Robert Barlow, and James H. Wright was named to arrange moving picture entertainment sponsored by the oval board of commerce and industry. In Meadville, Rev. Francis Graves, assistant pastor of St. Joseph's Church at Oll Gite, was selected to take charge of St. Hopolyte's Church at French town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory
Waller Clough
Charles Selsiey Rober Barlow
James H. Wright
Bel
The
Oval Board of Commerce and
Idustr
Meadville
Francs Graves
Push For Vote Registration Amid Election Focus in Jamestown County
The drive to register voters nears the November 6 deadline with booths open until 10 pm in Jamestown Dunkirk and Fredonia. Rural areas rely on non personal registration and last chance to be eligible. Republican and Democratic candidates for Chautauqua County offices attend a Jamestown Voters meeting at Limeon Junior School with about 30 attendees. Battle of Lake Erie and War of 1812 items referenced amid project cost estimates ranging from 450000 to 500000 dollars.
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Perera
Ucn
Jamestown
Dunkirk
Fredobia
Ponilavion
Mitters
Iverior
Republican
Chautaugné
Liteon
Publisher elected head of Pennsylvania Newspaper Association
Hultringer, president of the Altroin Mirror, was installed as the first president of the Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association. He succeeds Rolland L. Adams of the Hebeiha Globe-Times, with Fret V. Kilgelit as general manager of Schlylkil Haven and Richard Swank of the Dinednnon Record serving as secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
J E_ ‘Hultringer
Altroin Mirror
Dent
Pennsylvannia Neexpaer
Publishers Association
Rolland L. Adams
Hebiehai
Globe-Times
Fret V. Kilgelit
Beneral
Owl
Richard Swank
Tie Dinednnon Record
Pittsburgh City Blast Kills One Worker
A blast at a Pittsburgh facility yesterday killed a worker amid ongoing investigations. Details from the scene describe a sudden explosion that caused injuries and prompted emergency response. Authorities say the incident remains under inquiry with safety protocols under review.
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Corry Journal
Westeath Street
Carly ‘Bvannie Journal
Pons R. Sample
Thomas
Read
Wittine Chiricuslo
Jobo McLaughlin
Presaroom
EG T. Bergman
Mana Sera Adertaing
Sottinelli-Kimball, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Asociated
Eisenhower
WOTR
Undertaker
Hydargen Eiliey
West Main Steelers
Zonnig Board
Lovie
Johne Kane
Fomorenx
Dallas
Tex
Wie International Harvester Company
Kalle
Nem Supply Oltiet
Clymier
Tent Inn
Fortraikot
Lis Wan
B. F. Goodrich Safe Driver League 5
Lake Erlé
Projet
S&h
Corry's Smart Women's Shop
Jerry Gilden
Dodd
Evangelical United Brethren
the Jones Family
Pittsburgh, Pa
Bert Jones
Ecuador
Reader's Digest
U.S
Roger W. Barson Babson Parr
Chorge Atvhek
Henry
Courgny
Alfieri
Igor
Janet
Lssy
MFP
Hall - Furl Oil
Sirens
Green Sta Crystal Coal CO
Morte Ave
Carey, Tahyine
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
Weorptetti
Al’seo Shop
Teere
Lunii
Tess
Tore
Puutshurgh
Jopho Riese
Pitshurgh
Elmview Jersey
Elmview Jersey Dairy
Torsay
Osiecki Bros. Music Center
Center Sty
Corry, PA
Wben-Tv
Buccaneers
Seavey
Pao Autre Hitchcock
Johnson
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