Graying Aviators and School Banking Highlight Corry Journal Page
The Corry Journal reports on aging pilots as Civil Aeronautics Administration surveys 949,729 active fliers with most in 30 to 39 age group and many over 40, alongside notes on military pilots. A feature on school banking shows children pushing fathers to save, with ads urging penny to dollar investments and weekly deposits.
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Civil Aeronautics Administration
Richard
Memories of Corry Tracing History and Deaths
Yesterday's Memories of Corry recalls Eugene Burlingame’s death at Corry Hospital after illness. It notes education board action on a Vocational school and Columbus dam progress with gates dropping to fill the lake basin within 10 days.
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I Eugene Burlingame
Franklin Street
Corry Hospital
Board of Education
Columbus
County infirmary staff levels draw scrutiny in Erie report
A state bulletin shows Erie County infirmary employs about 30 per 100 beds, higher than the statewide average. The county budget lists 254 employees for 433 patients with an $184,857 annual cost, while Cambria, Berks, Delaware, and Lancaster counties run larger staff numbers for similar or greater patient loads.
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Erie
Izifiyman
State Department of Tatermil Affairs
Ene County
Hutsilies
Cambria County
Ere
Fly Inn proprietress fined for flies in restaurant
Plain Well Michigan report says Youoet Rake owner of the Fly Inn was fined 100 dollars for allowing too many flies in her eatery. State inspector noted the place was full of flies. Inspections and bond issue talk for Girard institution ongoing.
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Fly Inn
Jher
Oil City Police Probe $1000 Theft at Telephone Office
Two persons were questioned in a $1000 robbery at the General Telephone Co main office. About $1000 in cash was taken. a nearby box of checks was left untouched. Doors to the safe showed no forced entry. theft detected by a morning employee. Investigation by Lt. EG Potts continues with no immediate arrests expected.
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Cis
General Telephone Company
Eg, Potts
Local Bureau of Investigation
Dawes
Li. Potts
U S Rider Steers United States to Victory in Pennsylvania Horse Show
Billy Steinkraus of Fairfield County Conn won the second leg of the international low store competition with Saxon Wood after a four faults ride on Night Owl. He clocked 74.4 seconds to beat Canada’s W R Ballard who had two horses over four faults in 88.4 seconds. United States leads team standings 44 faults to 8 for Canada with Ireland at 16 and Mexico 26. The trial class is set for Friday. prior events saw Mexico win twice, the US and Ireland once each.
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Pevad
Harrisburg
Billy Stein Kraus
Fairfield County
United States
Canada
Ireland
Mexico
V Jsible
Trish
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