VOTE YES ON AMENDMENT ENDORSES TIMBER SEVERANCE TAX
In a Meadville Tribune summary Pennsylvania voters consider a constitutional amendment to end tax inequity and promote private timber growth. A severance tax would apply only when timber is cut and sold, with land assessed separately. Approval does not enact a law. the General Assembly would draft specifics if passed.
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Pennsylvania
Department of Forests and Waters
General Assembly
Meadville Tribune
Broker killed in New York hit run
William Armor, 68, New York investment broker, died yesterday after being struck by a automobile. His brother Norman Armor, of Paris, is a former ambassador to Chile Spain and Argentina.
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New York
William Armour
Norman Armour
Paris
Chile
Spain
Argentina
Hal Boyle Americana: memories of a simpler era
Hal Boyle recalls a bygone America where civics mattered, work was therapy, fashion and leisure were simpler, and small pleasures like nickel shines and free lunches marked daily life. The piece reflects on how things changed as time passed and people grew up.
Findley Lake EUB Church Week Services Schedule
The Findley Lake Evangelical United Brethren Church lists Sunday 10:00 Bible study with Mrs. Hazel Engel, 11:00 Morning Worship on Temptation in the Wilderness and Sins of the Church, 6:30 Youth Fellowship, 7:45 Evening service. Shiloh Baptist Church choir of Erie performs Monday 8-10 pm at Corry church. Events include Wednesday choir, Power Hour, Friday UNICEF Halloween party, and 8 pm Church Council meeting.
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Findley Lake
Evangelical United Brethren
Sherman Road
Gerald M. Lundeen
Hazel Engel
Commission of Recreation and Leisure Life
Shiloh Baptist Church Choir of
Erie
Erie District Christian Service
Corrychurch
Findley Lake Pire
EUB
Methodist
Church Council
Change Comes Quietly to Their Place
An adult reflection on growth and transition, noting sudden shifts in perception and the anticipation of change. The narrator suggests maturation arrives like a body blow, reshaping understanding for those in that place and time.
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Onc
Jamestown Youth Dies In Auto Crash
A 17 year old James town youth Freddie Franklin Totino died after his car swerved off Caswell road, plunged down a 100 foot embankment, and landed upside down. Coroner Samuel T. Bowers said the death occurred at 1 55 p.m. while en route to Imnes town General Hospital. Totino, a West Virginia native who moved to James town in March, was employed by National Worsted Mills. County death toll stands at 24 for the year. Deputy reports he was driving west when the vehicle went over a hill and skidded into the embankment. Coroner investigating. Totino resided with his half brother Edward Harper. Born May 7, 1941, in Belair, West Virginia.
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Jamestown
Caswell
Gery
Samuel T. Bowers
Freddie Franklin
Totino
Imnestown General Hospital
Bowers
Butealin
Tolina
West Virginia
Edward Harper
Belair
W. Va
Cowden
National Worsted Mills
Ex Corryite Dies at 74 in Erie Residence
Carlyle Bowman 74 a former Corry resident and railway postal clerk for 43 years died yesterday at his Erie home after illness He also sold Baltimore Life Insurance for 19 years and worked as a real estate agent for eight and a half years A Wesleyan Methodist Church member he is survived by his wife Miss Mildred Bowman a daughter and a sister Services will be held at Warren W Wood and Son Funeral Home with interment at Pine Grove Cemetery Conneaut Ohio.
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French Street
Erie
Corry
Baltimore Life
Chris Wan
Bess Shen
Evie
Warren W. Wood and Son Pimeral
West
Joseph Markey
Wesleyan Methodist
Conneaut
Ohio
Harold Waite
Pine Grove
Seven Injured in Two Car Collision Near Coeur d'Alene
Grover Beal, 70, among seven people slightly injured in a two car crash near Coeur d'Alene Idaho as drivers chose site roads to avoid heavy traffic. The incident prompted detours and local traffic advisories.
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Coeur D'Alene
Idaho
Grover Beal
Here
Business tone holds despite nine month earnings lull
New York AP report notes reassurance in official stats with rising prices in basic industries and firm costs for industrial materials. Unemployment edges down, while forecasts hint at a late year recovery. concerns linger over higher interest rates and tighter money supply impacting bonds and housing, even as durable goods and metals markets show strength.
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New York
U.S
Agriculture Cash Receipts Show Small Uptick
Government data indicate farm cash receipts are turning up about one percent from a year earlier while a surplus of gasoline stocks suggests demand for fuel oil and diesel will offset the excess supply.
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Agriculture Department
Khrushchev Man of Many Faces
Khrushchev in the Kremlin shows a wary balance of power as he pursues sweeping reforms. He faces entrenched opposition from Stalinists and Marxists alike while ordering a full overhaul of Soviet education. Despite repeated purges and policy shifts, he remains a practical, solitary leader with no clear successor emerge.
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Khushchev
Russia
Mhrushchev
Khrushchev
Memories of Corry Twenty Years Ago October 24 1938
Notes from Corry recount events from 20 years prior including Japan's war in China drawing in US and Britain, and local incident Theodore Glatz 36 from A D 2 severly cut foot while cutting wood. he is hospitalized. District cold wave begins with 46 degrees above zero steady then dipping at night.
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London
Japan
China
United States
Great Britain
Theodore Glatz
Corry Hospital
Glatz
Corry Soldier Claude Foster Dies at Camp Fremont
A telegram received by Ralph Foster confirms the death of his brother Sgt Claude Foster yesterday at Camp Fremont California. The same Washington issued list dated October 19 announces Dr N Troy Gillette of Corry commissioned a first lieutenant in the Medical Corps. Private Herbert G Williams former local army recruiting officer died October 16 at Columbus Barracks Ohio. Lieut Cassius L Sears sustained a splintered upper jaw when shrapnel struck atop his helmet.
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Corry
Ralph Foster
Sgt
Claude Foster
Camp Fremont
Cal
U. S. Army
Washington
N. Troy Gillette
Herbert G. Williams
Army
Columbus Barracks
Ohio
Cassius L. Sears
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