Eisenhower on Gettysburg Campaign as Hopeless for South
GETTYSBURG Pa AP Former president Eisenhower offered strong opinions on the Civil War Gettysburg campaign calling it hopeless for the South from the start He faulted Union commander Dan Sickles for deviating from orders and criticized Jeb Stuart for being out of touch while praising Gen Hancock and Gen Buford for smart decisions He argued Lee needed a victory to gain foreign recognition and demoralize the North noting Meade avoided a defeat and Sickles remains controversial.
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Gettysburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Presi Hlent
Congressimen
Robert Lee
Europe
Eisenhower
Dan Sickles
Jeb
Stuart
Lee
James Longstreet
Winfield Scott Hancock
John Buford
George E. Pickett
George Meade
Meade
Sickles
Bound For Baby Ward In the Ambulance
Mrs Daniel Milks of Centerville was en route to Union City Hospital when her eighth child Randy Lance born at 4 30 weighing 9 pounds 1544 ounces. The ambulance driver and husband assisted. Neither mother nor child reached the hospital but both were reported doing fine last night.
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Daniel Milks
Centerville
Milks
Union City Hospital
Randy Lance
Nee
Howe
CAHS elevates wrestling by adding assistant coach
The CAHS and Corry Area Joint School Committee raised head wrestling coach Bob Mulvin's salary to 500 dollars annually and approved Herman Rennells as assistant at 250 dollars. Mulvin led the team to a tie for the Section II title in his first year and produced four section champions and a tournament most outstanding wrestler. The board vote had one abstention and one no vote among eight members present.
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Corry Area
Sma~ter
Bob Mulvin
Mulvin
Warren
Herman Rennells
Rennella
Edinboro
Btate College
Charles Kennedy
Wayne Township
Howard Ladd
Elgin
Succumbs at 103 in Mount Pleasant Pennsylvania
James S. Lyons, longtime Springhill Township resident, died at his niece's home at age 103. A veteran officer, he was described as a terrible individual yet a fighter. Eisenhower cited disobedience of orders and being outside support, not fulfilling Meade's expectations. Boost Corry It’s Good For You.
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Mount Pleasant
James S. Lyons
Springhill Township
Eisenhower
Meade
The
National Bank of Corry
American Legion Auxiliary Installs Officers At Clymer
CLYMER The American Legion auxiliary met in the Legion hall Tuesday evening. The president Mrs. Minnie Ton led the routine meeting and the group voted to give 25 to the Veterans Hospital in Buffalo and 2 to the treat fund for veterans. Officers to be installed at the next meeting include Mrs. June Williams president and several vice presidents, secretary, treasurer, and chaplain. A luncheon followed for members and guests.
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Helen Deuink
Ruth Rhebergen
Gertrude Dampott
Chapwin
Neva Hogenboom
Legion
Grave Spitzer
Marinus Christensen
Velma Bailey
Helen Carlisch
CB. Spitzer
Earl Beckerink
Canada
Nettie Legters
Joshua Hogenboom
Filtonville
Janelle Grayink
Fredonia High School
Bemus Point High School
Deleo Gravink
Perry
Gail Thompson
Sally
Mark
Gilbertson
Marlen
Chapman Dam
George Cataldo
Ontario
Mabel Lehmers
Gordon New
Alfred ‘Newhouse
Dena Howles
Cornelius Wiggers
John Heil
Mayville
Local residents host guests and students depart for college
Doris White Lung and others hosted a gathering with several guests listed including Miss Bi Jeon Colvis and Miss Linda Grayvnk. Mr Carlyle Neckers and Craig joined their son Brice to Holland Michigan where he will begin studies at Hope College as a freshman. Charlotte TeWinkle and Janet Bensink rented an apartment in Jamestown. Rey and Mrs Leonard Hogenboom returned to Wierstadt after a month visiting relatives. Garret Groters hosted dinner for Mr and Mrs Charles Alsdort of Union City Stephen Hogenboof and Miss Martha Owerr from Penn State.
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Lung
Doris White
Marlen ‘Ton
Marla Compton
Bi Jeon Colvis
Chautauqua
Linda Grayvnk
Alvin Skuse
Marilyn Hoffman
Walt Wassink
Niagara
Carlyle Neckers
Craig
Brice
Holland
Mich
Hope College
Charlotte
TeWinkle
Janet Bensink
Jamestown
Rey
Leonard Hogenboom
Wiersthire
Pla
Garret Groters
Charles Alsdort
Union City
Stephen Hogenboof
Martha, Owerr
Penn State
Cafeteria Aides Get Increases In Columbus Schools
The article notes new pay scales for cafeteria staff with cooks and bakers starting at 1.20 per hour rising to 1.35 after a year, and counter workers at 1.10 rising to 1.20. The raises are retroactive to September 6. In Columbus Mrs. Mildred M. Ayers will supervise about 70 students, replacing two workers to cut expenses, as the district seeks to cover rising meal costs.
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Columbus
Servic
Mildred M. Ayers
Ayers
Pure Reading Enjoyment On Tap Daily In The Carry Journal
A brief notice proclaims daily reading enjoyment available in the Carry Journal offering steady content for readers seeking engaging pages each day.
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Carry Journal
Final Draft of Erie's Future Presented
Mausite E H Rotival and Associates unveiled a concept plan for Erie County and its central business district. The presentation marked the final report of a three year planning program begun in August 196y and outlined an urban renewal project for downtown Erie.
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Smui
Erie
Mausite E.H. Rotival
Assiiates
New York City
Rotival
Citizens Action Committee
Erie County
Ubell
Downtows
Hotival
Retival and Associates
Russia Blasts Troop Movements at East German Capital
Pervyukhin reports to Ambassador Dowling published by ADN states that visits by foreigners to the GDR capital are regulated by GDR authorities. The ambassador notes no clear distinction between civilians and troops among foreigners. Western Allies have so far avoided formal contact with East German officials.
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GDR
Peryukhin
TV Show In Berlin Reds Warn Against Nonsense
Berlin and Washington debated a planned US Army war games TV broadcast at Friedrichstrasse border. The East German press hailed the firing of a producer as authorities warned against partisan coverage. Army officials disciplined officers for questions about the program amid concerns it would fuel border tensions and Communist tactics.
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Berlin
Paur
Senate
Eaat
Stot
Communit Party
Neues Deutschland
Friedrichstrasse
Thursbiy
Frediiely
Waa
Javits
Tate
Happunis
Beviin
Teuchy
Wright School paving and curb work discussed by board
Superintendent Thon R. Shupe notes Wright School project near completion and curbing fixed. Dr. Mohr reports the street frontage and area between the Wright School building and Hutch building will be blacktopped by George Tinkh’s firm. Paving replaces washed away gravel, a longtime irritation to officials.
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Boklys
Boba
Wright Sehgal
Thon R. Shupe
Archibeeys
Dr. Mohr
George Tinkh
Pheelty
Eth
Wright School
Hutch Uildlee
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