Pennsylvania Highway Project Bids Formed in 1914 Design
Fragmented OCR shows a Pennsylvania department bid notice with references to design, plans, and deposits. It mentions engineers, architec t iment, and Fors Pennsylvan ia, with amounts like 5.00 and references to deposits, refunds, and bid forms. The garbled text implies multiple sections on highway or roadway projects, contract terms, and payment handling.
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Loperty Bering
Ylvania
Loiers' i
Erie
Pennsyl
Mrs . Deposit
Ers
Y Main
Coum
Lvania
Divisaways
Harris
Ingre Ania
Quehannesburg
Cushing
City Council weighs bond issue to near three hundred thousand
Four council members in a special session debated a proposed bond issue likely the city's largest. Figures circulated show a $307000 base with $20000 already owed on existing bonds, risking a total near $327000. Largest costs stem from two sewer projects totaling $157000. Mayor Zalzneck reported no requests from Public Affairs.
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Roger Brown
Ely
Finance Department
Guy Abbey
Ans
Raymond Avenue
Wright Street
Dot Clark
Columbus Avenue
Wayne Street
Washington Street
Bear Creek
Railroad Safety Department
Ray Weber
Philip Zalzneck
School Aides Again Ponder Teacher Pay
The Corry Area Joint School Committee weighs how state mandated starting salaries and raises affect local pay. A teacher earning 4800 today would rise differently than new hires, widening inequities. State subsidy changes raise questions on funding and fair raises, with the committee drafting a plan.
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Corry
Thomas R. Shupe
Shupe
Pair Sentenced For Stock Fraud in Swan-Finch Case
Gerardo A. Reand and his son Gerard were each sentenced to six months in prison and fined 316 000 after being found guilty of conspiring to violate federal securities laws. Judge Dudley B. Borsal granted a stay on the sentence pending appeal as they remain free. The men, among several defendants, were involved in selling more than a million unregistered Swan-Finch Oil Corp. shares between 1964 and 1987.
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Gerardo A. Re
Gerard
Dudley B. Borsal
Swan-Finch Oil Corp
Ministers Press Bible Reading Question At Corry School Meet
The Corry Area Joint School Committee faced renewed pressure from local ministers to reexamine its Bible reading decision. Rev. DeBoer and Rev. Docherty argued for continuing Bible readings, while the solicitor noted the ruling had already been sent by the Supreme Court. Continued on page 3ix.
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Corry Area
Twoe
Robert DeBoer
The
Baptist Church
Walt Docherty
Christian and Missionary
DeBoer
Gormeone
Corry Jointure
Jointure
Frank McKnight
Rev. Docherty
Supreme Court
Franklin Defies Court In Bible Reading Stand
Franklin area school board votes to continue daily Bible reading and the Lord's Prayer at opening of school day despite a Supreme Court ruling. Five Franklin directors vote to abide by the local decision. one Polk board member dissents. Superintendent Haubert will notify about 120 staff members at a staff meeting.
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Pranklin
Franklin Ares
U. S. Supreme Court
Richard Deets
Canal Township
Dave Wilson
Utics
Franklin
Polk
Supreme Court
Utica
Sandycreek
Canal
Frenchcreek
Mineral
John Haubert
Haubert
Lee Barratt
Kindergarten Set At Two Schools For Next Term
Wright and Concord school areas will host kindergarten next term with 196 youngsters. Superintendent Thomas R. Shupe outlined plans at the Corry Bahoo Board meeting, noting 78 children in Weight School area will require two classrooms. Construction is underway for a new building in the School area to accommodate the rest, as Shupe works to align schedules and engage parents on entry timing.
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Ensus
Wright
Concord
Corry Bahoo
Thomas R. Shupe
Shuype
Chinese Charge Russians Join U S and Others in Holy Alliance
Tokyo AP report cites Red Flag article from the Chinese press claiming Soviet leaders have joined the United States India and Yugoslavia in a holy alliance to quell revolutionary movements. It quotes Khrushchev as pulling strings for the alliance and predicts its destruction, labeling the US imperialist and India and Yugoslavia revisionist.
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U.S
Tokyo
Red -China
United States
En Dia
Yugoslavia
Jornal
Khrishchev
Radio
Peking
Nehru
Indic
Tito
Communist
New Special Education Teacher Named for Wright School
Corry Area Joint Schools Committee approved hiring Margaret Vander Schaaff of Clymer for the Wright School Special Education department. An emergency certificate will be issued. salary listed as 5200 annually. Also announced: Susan Rozelle to cover Connie Conway. Roberta Burkhart to substitute at Concord School.
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Corry Area
von der Schaaff
Fredonia State College
New York State
Conelway School
Susan Rozelle
Corry
Julia Green
Car Stolen Twice From Nichols Home In One Week
Thieves took a cat napped vehicle parked in front of Mr and Mrs Arthur D Nichols home. The car reappeared August 4 in Los Angeles after being found and Nichols replaced tires and refilled gas. It was stolen again from the same spot the following weekend. Mrs Nichols quips if they had waited one more day it would have been waxed too.
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Bay Ves
Arthur d. Nichols
Ind
Los Angeles
Nichols
Delegation Seeks Bus Solution For Hatch Street Students
A Hatchatrees delegation pressed Corry School Board for action on a prior request allowing their children to ride buses to elementary schools. Board member Dr Archie Tate outlined the history of transportation in the city, citing past pickup stations and routes after duplication and school closures. Residents ask for clarity on current plans and future pickup arrangements.
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Story
Everalnes
Corry
Corey School
Hatchatrees Residente
Sierentary Setvnols
Lawrence Bhelly
Michael Balog
George Sherwood
Archie ‘Tate
Tate
Desegregation Crisis In Alabama Triggers Guard Action
National Guard mobilized as Governor Wallace tried to block school desegregation in Birmingham Mobile and Tuskegee. Kennedy federalized guardsmen, shifted control, and prompted calm moves at Huntsville and Tuskegee while police guarded remaining schools amid protests and tense scenes.
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Birmingham, Ath
Stealden Kennedy
Alabama National
George
Wallace
Birmingham
Mobile
Tuskegee
Alabama
Mons
Hunstville
Huntsville
Wider Wallace
Bunk Whey
Kennedy
Demotara
Ahi Il
West End
Con Ontesse
Tuskege
Mir
Mont Kormery
Whitt Honan
Joon Wallace
Cie
Dexist
Atleuvore
University of Alabama
Nowneed
Adj
Alfred Harrison
White School
Harrison
Deastle
Tuskogee
Wight
Seek Clymer Man In 428 Dollar Shortage
A warrant was issued for Rich ant Swoger of Clymer over a $428 shortage from receipts at Unilin Service Station on North Center Street. Union City manager Baxter Wellmon says Swoger, who worked the station last Saturday, is believed to have taken the money after counting receipts.
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Clymer
North Center Street
Rich
Ant Swoxer
Baxter Wellmon
Union City
Staion
M. §. Cobbett
James G. Gray
Wowoki
Sunrday
Wellmon
Wojtecki
Swoger
Wright School Cafeteria Faces Midday Overload
Wright School and Concord Behoals principals report students living nearby are walking home or eating in the cafeteria causing crowding. Superintendent Shupe tells Corry Board a bus route plan may ease load but raises scheduling conflicts with state law requiring uninterrupted lunch periods. The board asks letters to parents urging home lunches to reduce congestion.
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Wright School
Thomas R. Shupe
Corry, Behnal
Shupe
Paul Claypool
Wright and Concord Behoals
Gafsteria
Claynen
Shaine—nay
Plane forced down at Allentown airport after engine failure
An Airlines plane carrying 26 passengers diverted and landed safely at Allentown-Bethlehem-Reston Airport after one engine failed shortly after takeoff. No fatalities or serious injuries reported. Emergency crews responded and the passengers were unharmed.
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Allentown
Tras World
Airlines
Pasengers
Allentown-Bethlehem-Raston
Kennedy urges patience on Viet Nam aid cut policy
President Kennedy urges patience in South Vietnam and warns against rapid aid withdrawal. He cautions that cutting aid could invite a Communist takeover, risking instability in Southeast Asia. In a Huntley-Brinkley interview he asserts no easy solution exists amid Buddhist protests and internal opposition. He also notes tax-cut plans could accelerate federal duties, depending on Congress action.
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Washington
Kennedy
United States
South
Viet Nam
Mont Jay
Ngo Dinh Diet
Southeast Asia
NEG
Huntley - Brinkley
South Viet’ Nam
Air Conditioner Quits Forces Schedule Change
Corry Jamestown Corp main office on East Columbus Avenue faced a heat problem when the air conditioning failed. Thomas Russell, industrial relations manager, said workers shifted hours from 7 am to 4:30 pm and today’s change extended until 2:90 pm with a half hour lunch to beat the heat. Repairs delayed by incorrect parts, system expected back by Thursday at latest.
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Corry Jamestown Corp
Columbus Avenue
Thomas Russell
A. My
Gop Suspended During Probe in Pittsburgh Area
AP reports a police officer who accompanied Sam Mannarino during his arrest in Montana is suspended for 10 days pending investigation. Mayor Baward Zaloaki of New Kensington says Patrolman Al Hanna will be placed on leave as Mannarino, under prosecution for income tax evasion, awaits trial after a separate arrest in Wolfsaith Mohit for leaving the Pittsburgh area without permission.
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Sam Mannarino
Montana
Baward Zaloaki
New Kensington
al Hanna
Hanna
Mannaring
Wolfsaith Mohit
Pittsburgh
District Court
Mannarino
United Fund drive chairs begin campaign kickoff comments
Coe chairmen Charles Williams and Jane Baitimond opened the year’s United Fund drive with a call to volunteers and division heads to assist in the fundraising effort. The group met yesterday with committee members including Harmon Williams, Rosy Salley, and Docy Laws to plan local outreach and events for October.
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Coe
United Fund
Charles Williamis
Jane Baitimond
Harmon and Wiliams
Rosy
Salley
Docy Laws
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Council
Noh Stablems
Conmell
Munginot Golf Commission
Conneil Op-Aueast
Corry Parking Authority
Connell
City Counell
Parks and Public Property Department
Robert Grice
Rome
Columbus Street
Johnnson
Bohol
Washington and
Purgrey Schoole
National Guard
West Hud
Tn Blaningham
Euler
Murphy High School
Gop
Phoenix Hotel
Beri
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