Local News Highlights From Corry Area
Unclear report cites State Highways criticism and welfare funding debates. Police log notes deer hunting arrests in Venango County and a piecemeal parade at Sparta Community Fair closure with ox roast and works events. Fire incident in Seneca saved by flour thrown on oil stove, plus various police calls and hospital visits.
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C. Arthur Blass
Erié
State Highways Department
Republican
Harry Shlipka
Ewing-tne
Corry
Pitts
Polk
Venango County
Shapiro
Senate Policy Committee
Gam
Sparta
Ami
Mechanics Street
Main
Seneca Volunteer Fire Department
Wayne Heckathorne
Meadow
Seneca
Herkethorne
Dispute Over Dam Board Removal Delays Action
In Corry district residents clash with the Pinley Lake Property Owners Association over removing boards from a dam at Findley Lake. Court injunction halted the action. lawyers discuss defense tactics for September 26 and a town board holds lake level control amid a split local faction.
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Findley Lake
Pinley Lake
Jiara
Famestown
Mins
Ties Village
UNESCO Denial Report Stirs UNESCO Controversy
An Associated Press summary reports a special six member commission labeled UNESCO as not favorable to world government and not communist. The 40,000 word May report, signed by Ray Murphy and five others, aims for a Sealon convention in Miami to influence UNESCO’s acceptance or rejection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unesco
Associated Press
Washington
United Nations
GN Diftillate
Legion
Amercanis Commission
Naional Executive Committee
U.S Commission
Sealon
Miami
Fla
Ray Murphy
Tews
New York City
William G. McKinley
New Jersey
Truman Regrets Delay in firing Korea War foes
The article notes President Truman expressing regret over delays in removing General MacArthur from command amid Korean War policy disputes. It cites statements made before Chicago club audiences and a reaction to U N forces in Korea, with emphasis on policy conduct and leadership decisions.
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Chicago
Fortier
Macarthur
Ores Adra
Chinsvo Yestardiny
Ted Mag- Ardiji i
Trumian
Con
U.N. Forres
Kore Dil
Se Yul River
Mueatrthie
MarArlup
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John Putnam
Hydelawn
Albert Bench
R. D
Titusville
Kenneth Gifford
R D
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Gerald Lindsey
Blue Eye
Spring Creek
Paul Chase
York Street
New City
Robert A. Otter
First Presbyterian Church
Pine Grove
Peml
Voll Uillont
Musunle Hall
Rouseville
Harry Baumigarten
Falda Fae Shr USA
Beumgarten
N. Alchrave
Corry-Warren
Corry Memorial
Corry-Jamestown Mfg Corp
Robert Bemis
Diana Schramling
T. E. Schramling
Columbus
Corry Memorial Hospital
Richard Gorey
Wayne Street
Joseph Burk
R.D. 1
St Marys
Smith and
Cenley Street
Center Street
Gus
Hartford Comprehensive
Hartford
Hartford Liability
France
Hue
Spoets
J. Fred Kinley
South Center Street
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Truman
Ravelin Hill
Oa Press
Raith Iitkins
Rochester
Hades
Richard Olobons
Rene Gibhorn
Theodore Cooper
Otto Dent
Tin Multi
Aurora
Willy Mb
Lyle Berg
Toi
Hope
Richard
Fie Method Church
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Bie
Darold Sweet
Ind
Edward Milewski
John McDerald
Buffalo
McDonald
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Marty
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Charles Reed
Amosom
Cliyton Reddisye
Lakewood
Sunday Eye
Harold Bromley
Sonny
Guy Gibbons
Mary Lou
Harold Sweet
Sweet Home
Marty Lou
Mrz Gluravette Burdjek
Pailine
Slater
Violet
Tommy Smith
Rodney White
Gordon and
Russell McCray
Gerald and
Stuart Lee
Duniseivk
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Clifford White
Wattshire
Gerald Sweet
Richard Hussert
Beverly Little
Corry Sandings
Sweet
Gerald San
Little Home
RD 1
New York State
Cainadae
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Billy McCray
Marks Corners Evingelical
Jurald Bromley
Marian
Alton Burdick
Pauline
Jamestown
James Reed
Die of
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Calif
Bartlett Pears
Oregon
Nabisco Ritz
Swift's
Sayve
Pittsburgh Testing Laboratory
McFadden
Shady Avenue
Andrew Guskea
Sea’s Drugs
Horton J. Davis & Son Insurance
Center St
Freddie’s Park
Kold Draft Beer
Texas Hi
North Center Street
Firestone
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