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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1956
Page
3
Missionary Will Speak at City Church Service
A missionary will speak at a city church service led by Rev Tar Hunter. The event features themes of faith, dedication, and global mission work as Hunter lists years of service and roles. The service aims to inspire support for religious outreach and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar Hunter
Bollvin
Javon
United States
Pois
Fife
Bible
Seba
Flintauwhem
Huriter
Hunni Wilke
Car Hits Area Boy Nine in Crash Near Home
J Lee of Levant-Gerry is cited as the driver in a highway accident that left a nine year old boy injured near his residence. Witnesses described the child being found at the roadside after the vehicle struck him and failed to stop. The boy was taken to a local hospital in serious condition while his mother was away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnelly
Bott Donnelly
eWarrens J. Lee
Levant-Gerry Foul
Mir
Teadianiis
Lee
Former Aide To FDR Dies In Washington
The death of Franklin D. Roosevelt's longtime assistant attorney general is reported in Washington. He aided the administration's effort to expand presidential powers and faced public debate over court packing during the New Deal era.
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FDR
Washington
Reiss
Umm
Riots and Guarding of Schools Across States
Reports describe tense scenes as guards and tanks were spotted near Cray and Sturgis amid school integration debates. Officials note most of Louisville’s 400,000 population focuses on a projected 4810 Black students attending previously white schools. In Sturgis a larger protest formed against desegregation while Texarkana faced a similar clash as 17-year-old Steve Poster and 16-year-old Jessalye Gray were blocked from entry. Local authorities stress order and limited enforcement, with some campuses already operating under mixed attendance and outreach efforts.
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Board ‘of
Louisville
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Sturitis
J. J. B. Williams
Kentucky National Guard
Cray
Sturgis
Texas
Texarkana Junior College
Steve Poster
Jessalye Gray
Texas Ringers
OM Ices
Sonu
Jay Banks
Rangers
Pal
Yiol
Uie
Curtis Fortney County
Forther
Compulsory Attendance Court Action Teed Up
A speaker warned that if children do not attend school, Tennessee authorities may initiate court action under the state compulsory attendance law. The remark emphasized the legal obligation for parents to ensure schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Local Ministers Name Officers In Corry Area Meeting
The Corry Area Ministerial Association met at First Methodist for the fall session. Rev Merriman was elected president with Rev Seitzer as vice president and Lt Walter Crouch as secretary treasurer. A Thanksgiving service is set for November 21 at 745 pm at First Presbyterian with Rev Myers as speaker.
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Nes Grorgesmyers
Corry Arex Ministerial Association
Methodist Church
Busness
Rf Merriman
William ©. Seitzer
Walter Crouch
Teasury
First Presbyterian Church
Myers
Arthur ©. Burgess
Trainin School
Sorry Council of Churches
Chening
Bar C, Docherty
Christhan and Missionary Alliance Church
Struck Daily Resumes Printing After Philadelphia Strike
The Struck Daily resumes printing after a Philadelphia walkout by American News Guild members ending yesterday following talks. Negotiators disclosed a contract proposal raising top reporter salaries to $119.50 and preserving a job security clause tied to arbitration. Wage increases of 4 and 3 percent retroactive to September 1, with further values, and a 37 hour workweek starting next September 1, were announced.
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Ene
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