Aero-Corry plant bows out of United Fund drive in 1971
Aero-Corry Division of Aero-Flow Dynamics, now Midland-Ross owned, will not contribute to the United Fund as its Corry plant moves to Columbus in early 1971. President Masler cites impending terminations and difficulty securing individual employee gifts, though a poster appeal will be made. Drive chairman James Howard notes the plant previously contributed about $5,000 annually and urges communitywide effort to replace the missing funds.
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Aero- Flow Dynamics
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Cleveland
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Dear Ross
Corry
Columbus
Ohio
Sam Baressi
Bulletin Board
James Howard
Drive
Howard
Corry council authorizes appeal over Erie track relocation cost
Corry City Council last night authorized Mayor J. Fred Kinley and City Solicitor Walter Scott to carry the city’s appeal from the Public Utilities Commission order that the city pay for leveling the Erie Railroad tracks at the planned relocation of the Shady Avenue crossing. The Erie Railroad set Monday as the date to replace their Maple avenue crossover as crews from nearby sections are summoned to assist.
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J. Fred Kinley
Walter Scott
Public Utilities Commission
Erie Railroad
Shady Avenue
Maple Avenue
Political and financial intrigue surrounds Gross and Moss race
The piece details Gross bankruptcy issues with creditors including banks and taxpayers, noting personal and company misuses. It also reports a Sacramento Union led by Paul Merz probing liberal Congressman John Moss with Lt Governor Reinecke pushing for interviews, while denying similar digs into Moss's opponent.
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California
Sacramento Union
John Moss
Veterans leader rejects unwinnable wars in rare dissent
A break with tradition by VFW Commander Herbert Rainwater signals a shift as he opposes fighting wars not likely to be won. He foresees the 1.5 million VFW members redefining their long standing support for military actions amid calls for earlier disengagement.
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VFW
Herbert Rainwater
Comdr
Rainwater
The memory season by Hal Boyle
A nostalgic look recalls small town life and midcentury quirks. The piece reflects on simple acts, local heroes, and common beliefs that shaped daily life, from moviehouse interruptions to ambitions of youth and the allure of opportunity.
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Hal Boyle
What is the law about stepchildren contesting wills
The law says relationship to the decedent does not determine eligibility to contest a will. Anyone not related can have a strong reason, while a stepchild or natural child may have no basis. A parent’s will can omit any child, whether step or natural, without obligation.
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