Be Sure And Register Editorial
A editorial urges Erie County residents to register to vote ahead of Registration Day in Corry. It cites 24.7 percent unregistered among 21 or older residents, notes 75.3 percent of eligible voters registered countywide, and calls for citizens to qualify at the city building to vote in November. It questions transient college populations and highlights only 14 of 67 counties above 80 percent registration.
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Erie County
Pennsylvania
Colun
Centre
Center County
Pennsylvania State University
Commonwealth
Corry
Corry City Hall
Carl PD. Proctor
Fred W. Lamberton
Louis-J.rzymek
Police Seek Area Youth and Sister Missing Near Meadville
Meadville police search for 4-year-old Russell Starcher and his 12-year-old sister Mary, last seen Sunday night on Route 322. They reportedly have new school clothes, a suitcase, and a pet squirrel in a small cage, with possible travel to Kent Ohio or Sligo West Virginia to meet friends.
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Squirrel
Meadville
Russell Starcher
Mary
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Route 322
Kent
Sngdale
W. Va
Bear Lake area notes and social visits form Labor Day gathering
Bear Lake area notes detail visitors and social events over Labor Day. James Crosley and Michigan relatives joined relatives and friends for a Bear Lake picnic. Jamestown residents J P Peterson and others attended the Labor Day event and were dinner guests of local families. California visitors Orval Mapson and daughters stay with relatives. Mrs Calla Scholton funeral at Ashville ME Church noted. Barbara Manwaring from Buffalo visited Clyde Manwaring’s family. Rev Harry Bauer family guests. Gurney Sequine of Corry attended the Bear Lake Labor Day picnic.
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Bear Lake — Rey
Ang Mus
James Crosley
Michigan
Tyan Hawkins
Joe Wilcox
Robert Hawkins
Jamestown
Harry Bauer
Gurney Sequine
Corry
Bear Lake
Truck Kills Horse Near Meadville
A nurse owned by Arthur Fercuson of Chilean ville was struck and killed yesterday by a dump truck operated by Roy E. Hills, 25, of ville. The animal darted in front of the vehicle, and the driver could not stop, killing it instantly. Estimated damage about $200.
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Sme Dyutes
Arthur Fercuson
Chileanville
Roy E. Hills
Ville
Aug 25 Crash Fatal To Area Salesman 34
Jamesown man Frederick J Hopkins 34 died at 4 30 pm yesterday at WCA Hospital from a crushed chest after his car struck a utility pole in Jamestown He had facial injuries and chest pains after initial treatment and was readmitted He was a salesman at Lobock s Furniture Co Inc Hopkins was the city s second traffic fatality this year following an Easter Sunday 4 year old death in April 22
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Jamestown
Frederick J. Hopkins
WCA
Hopkins
Frederick L Hitchcock
Lobock's Furniture Co. Inc
Easter Sunay
Erie Poolroom Operator Faces Trial
Erie County grand jury indicted a poolroom operator for fatally shooting a 7 year old man and wounding two others during a poolroom brawl on July 10. The same panel returned 39 indictments and no bills, with trial set for the upcoming criminal term.
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Erie
Erie County Grand Jury
Erie Coolroon
William Douglas
Swanville
Doulas
Edward Boykin
Sal
Sylvester Cooley
Dowglas
Douglas
Sallee
Cooley
George Sokolsky on Negro Vote and Desegregation Impacts
George Sokolsky argues that aside from Black Muslims most Negroes favor desegregation in key Northern states, shaping political outcomes in New York New Jersey California Pennsylvania Michigan and Illinois. He notes Harriet Martineau’s prescience, cites hypocrisy in the North, and mentions labor leader David Dubinsky facing discrimination accusations affecting his union.
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New York
New Jersey
Californ
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Illinois
Serge
Harriet Martineau
Elijah Muhammad
North
David Dubinsky
Dubinsky
Strategic retreat and labor fights shape postwar unions
Paul Harvey argues strategy of retreat applies to unions and industry. He cites Bolsheviks, Petrillo, needle trades, Yiddish and Italian locals, and automation as forces eroding old practices. He warns that clinging to outdated methods harms workers and national progress while calling for adaptation and equal opportunity.
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Poland
Ukraine
Rumania
New York City
Italisin
Nekrocs
International Ladies Garmment Workers Union
Global tension and Cuba arms row in Cold War glare
Washington reports a day of mixed signals as U S policy on outer space and arms races draws skepticism from Moscow. President Kennedy confirms Soviet ships deliver anti Castro supplies to Cuba while Dirksen reveals allied vessels move most military material.
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Washington
Robert Frost
Moscow
United States
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Frost
Berlin Wall
Berlin
Outer Space
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Indiana
Gilpatne
Gilpatrie
U.S
Pentalgon
White House
America
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
Wiley
Gree
Britain
France
East Germany
Kennedy
Senate
Yerett Dirksen
Ilinois
Castro
Germany
Norway
Greece
Rites Held For Dale A. Paver
Funeral services for Dale A. Paver were conducted at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Walter Gilliland officiating. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers included George Fox Paul Paver Edward Paver Gerald Ross Sr. Gerald Ross Jr. and Richard Ross. Attendees from away were Gerald Ross and family of Woodcock Pennsylvania Robert Morris of Spartansburg and Walter Burrows and sons of Elgin.
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Dale A. Paver
Bracken Funeral Home
Walter Gilliland
Pine Grove Cemetery
George Fox
Paul Paver
Edward Paver
Gerald Ross Sr
Gerald Ross Jr
Richard Ross
Gerald Ross
Woodcock
Robert Morris
Spartansburg
Walter Burrows
Elgin
Northern politician faces new party power play in senate
Fragmentary text shows a Northern politician linked to the Democratic Party and a strategic move amid a national political scene. The wording is unclear but indicates a pivotal maneuver affecting governance and party influence in the senate.
Economic battle shapes jobs amid seasonal upswing
New York AP outlines how auto and steel production may rise this month while unemployment lags. It notes seasonal boosts from students returning to school, policy debates on tax cuts and faster growth, and labor calls for a 35 hour workweek to spur hiring despite structural skill shortages.
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New York
Jook
Area Police Chief Quits But Still Is Deputy Sheriff
Sugarcreek Township police chief after seven years resigns citing poor working conditions. Johnson who joined the force in 1955 and led as chief since 1957 will remain a deputy sheriff. He announced his resignation last week with a month’s notice. no replacement yet. Rodemeyer remains the township’s only law enforcement officer.
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Paveeraeull
Owi A
Ventson
Sugarcreek Township
Johnson
Jobson
Paul Rodemeyer
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Mexico
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Napoleon
Hitler
Petrillo
NLRB
the Needle Trades Unions
Seventh Avenue
Tina Melne
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Marlow
North Center Street
Suidiny
Paper Indy
Soll
Tevully
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Uemnovranie Party
Business Mirror
Midway Park
Minway Park
Porcoin
Stoupon
Corry, PA
Washington St
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