Local News Briefs From Corry Area
A jumble of short items reports a farm sale at the rarity Pool near Uni City fetching 4003.19 dollars, upcoming Yoo event dates, weather outlook with mild to cooling conditions, a six year old sustains a wrist injury, several driver license suspensions in Corey, United Fund drive progress at Franklin, snowfall briefly blanketing the ground, marriage license applications in El County, real estate transfers in Erie County, a death in Corry, and funeral services planned Friday afternoon.
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Corry
Erie County
James V. Gamrie
Homer G. Bulard
Wayne Township
Gertrude Field Parker
Emmanuel Episcopal Church of
Sylvester Frontera
John Frontera
Concorde Township
Walter L. Peake
Homer I~ard
Jamestown City Hall Beyond Help Describes Crumbling Building
Jamestown city hall stands in severe disrepair with crumbling brick and mortar. Department of Public Works director Roger Burgeson warned the six year old structure is unsafe and poorly maintained. Reports say upper floors were deemed unsafe years ago and debris, shattered glass, and wide wall cracks have fallen from the building.
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City Hall
Oldview
Bnet
Roger C-Bure Weson
Department of Public Works
Burgeson
Sneaky and Expensive Bar Sale Sparks Complaint
Santa Fe AP reports Babcock filed an administrative complaint with the state liquor director alleging the Poor Hills Country Club in Albuquerque sold liquor to a non member on September 22.
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Santa FE
N. M
Ftoward Babcock
Poor Hills Country Club
Albuquerque
Babcock
Country Club
Babrock
White-Haired Rob in New York Tosses Bills From Car
A white haired man in Eugchester threw dozens of currency bills from his car window along Lacton street, shouting Here. Here. Dungsters chased the car to collect the money. A nearby resident reported a $912 loss shortly before.
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Eughester
N.Y
Lacton Street
UAW Ballot Sunday Might Signal End To GM Strike
Detroit AP reports the United Auto Workers schedule a Sunday membership vote that could end the 28 day strike against General Motors. UAW officials say a majority ratifying the national agreement would prompt immediate return to work by local unions, while some plants lacking settlements would decide to resume or stay put. President Johnson urges quick settlement amid disrupted production and unemployment concerns.
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Detroit
Ultud Auli
General Motors Corp
Waller P. “Reuillier
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
GM Conwell
GM Uaw
Sanday
White House
Morehan
Johnson
Hoover on Verbiage and the Sixth Grade Lesson
The passage quotes Herbert Hoover critiquing verbose speech, noting he rewrote a speech 26 times. It recalls his habit of giving practical, unadorned facts about his life when asked. A schoolboy asks how the sixth grade influenced his life, and Hoover replies that it prepared him for the seventh grade.
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Herbert Hoover
Herbert Clark Hoover
Auto pioneer Leonard A Young Sr dies at 97 in Miami Beach
Leonard A Young Sr., 97, a pioneer in the automotive industry and founder of L A Young Spring and Wire Corp of Detroit, died yesterday in Miami Beach Florida. He built a prominent components company and helped shape early automotive supply chains.
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Auto Pioneer
Miami Beach
Fla
Leonard A. Young Sr
L. A. Young Spring and Wire Corp
Detroit
Hoover Death Sparks National Mourning And Rites
The nation prepares solemn honors for Herbert Hoover with memorial services at St Bartholomew's, in Washington at Union Station, and a graveside in West Branch. President Johnson orders a mourning period and 50 gun salutes as tributes pour in from Truman, Eisenhower, and Goldwater. A Chicago showroom opening is also reported with officials present.
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Johnson
Hoover
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Capitol
Union Station
National Airport
Tawa City
West Branch
Fooy- 1
California
Wilcome
Hoovers
Herbert Jr
Allan Henry Hoover
Union
Harrys ‘Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman
Kansas City
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Park
America
Eisenshower
Hoover Death Is a Pro-Wind Loss to Freedom, Goldwater Says
Former president Herbert Hoover, praised by Barry Goldwater as embodying the nation's finest principles, is described as having fed more people and saved more lives than any other individual. The article notes Hoover’s rise from a poor background to secretary of commerce, his presidency during the onset of the Great Depression, and his subsequent defeat by Roosevelt in the 1932 election, with a brief nod to Taft’s later role as Chief Justice.
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Ican
Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Goldwater
Moover
Ameria
Neil MacNeil
Hauover
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Alfred ©. Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
William Howard Taft
United States
Taft
Roosevelt
Postwar economy drive and long lunch notes in county offices
A prolonged lunch pattern update reveals county staff hours varying by department including a 32 percent four hour work week with exceptions during rush periods. The district attorney and treasurer offices show selective midday practices while voter registration shifts to longer lunches amid recent staffing squeezes. The text also recalls Hoover’s postwar economy campaigns, his 1962 health decline, and death on October 20 1964 announced by Dr. Lepore.
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Hoover
Truman
Eisehower
Waldorf Towers
Michael J. Lepore
President Hoover
Rail Strike Threat Looms Over 400000 Rail Workers
Washington AP reports a potential fourth major railroad strike in six months looms as a presidential emergency board suggests a three year pay raise of 97 cents an hour. Negotiators for 90 percent of the industry and 11 new unions appear ready to accept, with 40 days to decide. The board also urges fringe benefits and job protections amid employment cuts.
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Washington
U.S
Johnson
Philadelphia
Richardson Dilworth
White House
Hold Service For Clayton Baccus
Rites for Clayton B. Baccus were held at St. George Funeral Home at 2 p.m. yesterday with Rev Earl Docherty officiating. Burial followed in Wrightsville Cemetery. Bearers were Sidney Beckwith S B Anderson Alton Messenger Kenneth McCray Glenn Bailey and Melvin Baccus. Friends and relatives from Corry and nearby communities attended.
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Clayton B. Baccus
St. George Funeral Home
Earl Docherty
Wrightsville Cemetery
Sidney Beckwith
S. B. Anderson
Alton Messenger
Kenneth McCray
Glenn Bailey
Melvin Baccus
Corry
Fragmented sports notes reveal unclear game outcomes
The readable text hints at a rugged loss and a decisive play sequence lacking coherent details. Mentions of teams, players like Mead and Tom, and a 20-0 score are present but not clearly tied to a specific game or date.
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Calle Tase
Rat City
Mead
Meadys
Hobart Beats Pitt 57 to 20 in Humble Fresh Game
In a compact contest Hobart faced Pitt and dominated 57 to 20. Winners displayed decisive offense while Pitt struggled to match the pace and scoring sparked by Hobart's standout performers.
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Hobart
Wittenburg
Gerry
Corr
Talight
de Pitt
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