In Our Opinion on Tax Dollars and Public Land Purchase
A letter argues against the Erie County Parks and Recreation Board's planned 210 acre land buy for 20000 dollars, accusing officials of inflated pricing and dismissing citizen objections as ulterior motives. The piece calls for honest, rapid explanation and accountability in spending of public funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venango Township
Erie County Parks and Recreation Board
Parks Board
Tte
Erie County
Lindley R. McClelland
Eric Coun
Lindley McClelland
Renewal Job In Titusville Its First I Snag
Titusville Crown Construction Co. of Johnstown failed to exercise the option on the Better Days Project by midnight last night. The nonaction forfeits 2000 of a 10000 bond and their chance to build the facilities. Other redevelopers express interest and may be contacted for a new option. The option was set last November with bond posted in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Crowntruction Co
Johnstown
Sec
Cas Ment
John B. Chick
I Crown Co
Crown Co
Reed
Aglested
Chick
Theely
Crown Construction
Corry Evening Journal classified and postal notices
The Corry Evening Journal lists postage rates and publication details for mail subscriptions, carrier delivery, and second class matter. Display advertising deadlines are noted as 9 pm the prior publication date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Senator McIntyre to visit Alabama on civil rights mission
Senator Tom McIntyre D NH travels to Hayneville Alabama to meet civil rights workers tied to Klans terror and to confer with Alabama Attorney General Richmond Flowers. He aims to bolster morale, inspect voter registration at Fort Deposit, and press for fuller African American registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New England
Alabama
Tom McIntyre
D-N.h
Sen. McIntyre
Hayneville
Collie Leroy Wilkins
Violla Liuzzo
Philadelphia
Miss. McIntyre
New Hampshire
Richmond Flower
George Wallace
Fort Diposit
Ala
Muel
South
Radio broadcasts in Somalia case stirs international tensions
The text describes a Somalian radio broadcast urging imperial family actions and air traffic control calls, amid Cold War tensions. It notes U.S. officials like G Mennen Williams visiting Africa, with praise for Americans and contrast with antiwar protests in the United States. It mentions demonstrations, draft-card burnings, and a planned March on Washington with figures such as Arthur Miller and James Farmer backing a new Viet Nam settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arthur Miller
John Hersey
Bayard Rusio
James Farmer
Benjamin
Vietnam
Orel's Steady Presence Highlighted in Spoken Word
The piece emphasizes Orel as a constant, dependable figure in spoken word performances. It notes themes of resilience and support, with audience reactions underscoring the show's emotional impact and ongoing relevance.
Coal Authority Dies at Bryn Mawr Pennsylvania
Ac ayhcie Grabliri, 50, formerly general coal traffic manager for the Pennsylvania Railroad, died yesterday at Bryn Mawr Pa. The longtime authority on coal, he held key posts in the railroad’s freight operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal Authority
Bryn Mawrh
Aymie Grabliri
Grablini
Pennsylvania Railroad
Also Mentioned on This Page
Behaif
the Corry Evening Journal
Aureek
Cores
Faior
Wlan Gui Bao
Drew Pearson
Moore
John Crimmins
State Department
House Inter- American Affairs Subcommittee
Castro
Crimaftns
USA
Spain
Mexico
United States
Caatro
Cuba
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Mussolini
Addis Abaa
Aité&I Unity
Ghana
Somalia
Wat Gulf
OAU
Arihy
Pieler
Rigel
Oan Disposi
Ik Haile Selassie
Addis Aba
Halle Selasale
Hmpa
Somaljid
Unit
Africa
Btalr
G. Mennen
Soapy
Williams
Kenedy
Nancy
Abidjan
Ivory Coast
Peace Corps
Port de Peches
Houpl Yet -Boigny
Viet Nam
Shin Faubet
Paul Harvey News
Korea
Boliffe
Nagasaki
Eisenhower Jr
China
Lee Ann Viet Ba
Tony
Andrea Ra Fia Jessnéas
Weeks End
Lemonst
Atiotis
Ol Pate
Hanoi
Elase
Childre
Tapiiatere Bank
Federal Depsert Incumibies Corporation, Learners PS
Robert
Children’s
Igeme
Walitioat
Ray Weber
Ryse Linder
Hembers
Weber
Republican
North Center E
Tun
PT Bab
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!