Firemen Facing Suspensions for Picketing Mayor
Twenty-one firemen were suspended with notice of dismissal after picketing Mayor James H. Tate at a political rally. Fire Commissioner Frank L. McNamee said the action violated civil service rules and the Home Rule Charter forbidding city workers from partisan political activity. The suspensions were announced Thursday and could lead to dismissal in 10 days if appeals fail. The report also lists various local residents and unrelated notices, meals, and events from the Corry area.
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Philadelphia
Suf Ee
James H. J. Tate
Frank L.mcnamee
Civil Service
McNamee
Sheen
City Hall
Ginny Blasts Carolina Coast Exerts Hurricane Force Winds
Hurricane Ginny unsettles the Southeast as volatile seas and rising winds threaten Carolina shores. Charleston officials close schools, urge evacuations with ships ready to reroute and planes prepared for possible relocation, while Florida and Georgia residents weigh risk against staying put.
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Moses Lopez
Charleston
South Caro
Charleston Naval Base
Ashley River
Charleston Air Force Base
New Mexico
Florida
Ginny
Savannah Beach
Atlantic
Corry Sealed Bids for City Property and School Vehicle
The City of Corry invites sealed bids for Spring Street and Airport road city lots with building height restrictions and a Second lot on Spring Street bound by South and Pleasant Streets with a 180 foot depth. Minimum bids and withdrawal terms apply, bids due Nov 4, 1963. Also bids requested for a snow removal pickup truck equipped for the Brokenstraw Valley School.
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City of
Corry
Babar
Spring
Airport
Spring Street
Percy E. Corbin
South Street
Pleasant Street
Rght
Brokenstraw Valley
College Street
Youngsville
Pennsylvania
J Prentoe
W Spencer
Warren County Plans Reject Project 70 Vote Outcome
Warren County Planning Commission failed to back Project 70 by a 4 to 3 vote with one abstention from nine members. Critics questioned long term financing and county allocation while supporters urged possible future aid when the county master plan activates. The motion to approve was made by David Potter and seconded by David W. Swanson. Electors on November 5 will decide the project’s fate.
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Warren County
Warren
Warren Coty Planning Commission
David Potter
David W. Swanson
Goyers
Union City Halloween Parade Planned by Local Posts
Union City will host a Halloween parade on Main Street next Thursday evening featuring goblins clowns witches and fairies. Sponsored jointly by American Legion LeBaron Post VFW John Krol Post and Union City Moose Lodge No. 82 auxiliaries assist. if weather is bad it may move to Saturday. Officials say noise makers cider and doughnuts will be provided. prizes for best costumes. Police Chief Behan supports the parade as a way to curb mischief and notes trick or treat rules.
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Union City
American Legion LeBaron Post
VFW John Krol Post
Moose Lodge No
Paul Behan
Millcreek seeks reargument on Pease case before Supreme Court
Attorney Robert McCullough filed a brief answer in Pittsburgh to Millcreek Township School Board's petition for reargument. The filing argues the bowling recreation is not on trial and urges denial of reargument based on the court's thorough decision. The district counters that the decision could abolish the largest extracurricular at McDowell High School and questions legality of bowling funding across districts.
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Millcreek
Robert McCullough
Pittsburgh
Millcreek Township
George Pease
Supreme Court
McCullough
William Knox
Conrad Pearson
Pease
McDowell High School
Brush fires ravage Uniontown area amid suspected arson
Fire crews battled at least 14 brush and timber fires in the Uniontown region last night and into today with firemen noting clear signs they were deliberately set. The blazes caused growing concern as investigators work to identify suspects in the Wednesday and Thursday incidents.
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Uniontown
Adlai Outraged At Anti-UN Protest
Pickets gathered outside the auditorium before Adlai Stevenson spoke, some crowding indoors. A man spat on Stevenson and on officers who took him away, as police arrested a second man. Frank McGehee of Dallas, an organizer for the National Indignation Convention, identified himself and asked questions.
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Jim
Adlai
Stevenson
Uncle Sam
Frank McGehee
Dallas
McGehee
Pat
Stevenson Speech Sparks Tense Lobby Demonstration
An overflow crowd watched Stevenson on television as police led McGehee to the lobby after a clash over seating. Demonstrators identified as Young Americans for Freedom and Cuban counterrevolutionaries challenged the speaker, while Stevenson denounced superpatriots who oppose the United Nations and praise violence.
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Stevenson
Young Americans For Freedom
United Nations
The Journal Subscription Drive Promises Better Local Coverage
A local newspaper urges readers to subscribe to The Journal highlighting improved city reporting and community coverage. The appeal emphasizes access to exclusive stories, editorials, and timely updates for residents and businesses.
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Moose
Jim Rose
Turben’s Auto Service
Chevrolet
SeeAllWay Electric
James Kelsey
Corry Memorial Hospital
Gregory
Huth . Kinney
Spartansburg
Stanley Wenzel
Gould Street
Albert Kinney
R. D
Jerry Gary Donaldson
Cor~y
Anthony Amoroso
Sherman Street
Eleanor Oldenski
West Congress Street
Carmello Pirro
South Center Street
Russell Hutchison
John M. Brown
Columbus
Forest Peiffer R. D
Robert Oviatt
Ohm Windahl
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Washington Street
Conrad Parkhurst
Debra Sue
East Smith Street
Lulu Gillett
North Main Street
Francis Mullen
West High Street
Charles Wagner
Waterford
Elmer Lantz
Sparta
al Cox
His
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Colonial of Smethport, Inc
Sreeze
Cliff Carroll
Spring Creek
Turner Hill
Tede
Williams Market
Cortland
Carolina Coast
Rossin
Business Guide
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Corry Journal
N. Centar St
Walter Kornikoski
East Bend St
Automobile Agencies
Heberlein Motor Sales
Dodge
Dart & Dodge
Turben
Chevrolet - Corvair
Borsteril & Fitch
Rambler Sales & Service
1St Ave
Christenson
Motors
Comet Mercury
Orry Beverage
Bree Delivery
Budding
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Insurance — Life & Accident
Bennink Insurance Agency
North Center Street
Warren C. Reynolds
Mead Avenue
Baltimore Life Insurance
Insurance — General
Washington St
Crystal Coal Co
Purface Sales and Service
Waterhouse
West Booth Bt
Frank's Auto Service
Horton J. Davis & Son, Inc
MA. Beall
General Insurance
East Smith St
Orrin A. Kinney
Wassbacher Insurance Service
B. Crosby Bush Insurance
E. Main St
Cory Block Co
Shady Avenue
Crandell Agency, Inc
Center St
Binley-Dolan Insurance
W.F. Bickers
Carry
Auto Supplies
Western Auto Associate
East Washington Street
Puble
DRY Cleaners
AGH Dry Cleaners
West Main Street
Splesman & Muckinhaupt
East Irving St
Phoenix Hotel
Corry TV Cable Co
Tuguire of Jansen's
Electrical Contractors
Corry Balk
Sand Bread
Taylor
Weston’s Bakery
Johnson Brothers
Remington
Atgate Water, Systems
Phono
Alstan
Todae
Journal Today
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Beechies
Russell Stover
Eka
FBI
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Atne Avery
Wetro-Boldwi-Hayer
Aperlberg
Seatom
Richard Chamberlain
DR. Kildare
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Joan Blackman
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Adan Cox
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