Corry News Roundup Highlights Local Life and Policy
In Corry a mix of items touches law and order, civic updates, and local color. Dr Richard Lyons earns a Yokohama promotion while a consulting neurologist joins a 750 bed hospital near a Japanese industrial center. A dog ordinance repeal spikes police calls for canine protests and a Franklin Gyre inquiry eyes building 60 new veteran homes. Parades draw praise as Mary Howley and Clifton Lindsay win oldest marcher prizes, plus Mary Jo Sherwood tops a doll event. Council debates salaries and borough status, while local aviation and charity topics ripple through town life.
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Richard Lyons
Yokohama
Digk
Columbus
Twenty in Ago candidates campaign with stickers
Local report notes Muller supporters using stickers in campaigns. Rotary Club held a talk on Taxes by Frank E West ley city treasurer at the regular meeting and luncheon at Hotel Corry. Construction ground broken for a large new gasolne station by Meadny Brown on West Smith street with McAhrey and Westren as builders. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Edward Meredith at Corry Hospital. Train schedules at the Allegheny division of the Pennsylvania Railroad will see morning and evening trains to Corry and Oil City after Sept 25. Post Office and advertising rates listed. Mrs Anna Gretzler died after two months illness. Lincoln Gettysburg Address handwritten version, authenticated, sought by George Bankroft.
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Corry
Select and Common Council
Warren
Gary
County Offlee
Corry Country Club
County Medical Society
Delia Carey
Exmayor Gash Alexander
F. . Whittlesey
Carey
Della Caldwell
Raymond Plant
Marine
Iast
Gil City
Alice Brown
Areoman Jed
Richard Barlow
Malvern
Arkansas
Jessie Ames
Ln Medical Episcopal
Ching
Brown
Gripsholm
Cory Man
Jack Lindsley
Safe Haven
Columbus
Erle Consistory
Emmanuel Episopal Church
Sisong
Rollin Jewell
W. S. Jewell
East Main Street
Westminster College
New Wilmington
Jamestown
Nis Weels
John
James Armstrong
Lorst
Veterans Administration
Erie
Voice of the People
South Center Street
Supreme Court
Robert H. Jackson
Spring Creek
Betty Stuard
W. L. Henry
Jacksons
Erie County
Rotary Club
Frank E. Westley
Mead Ny’ Brown
Main Street
West Smith Street
McAhrey
Westren
Bor
Corry Hospital
Edward Meredith
Allegheny
Pennsylvania Railroad
Oil City
Predicting Soviet Withdrawal From U N Looms Large
Discussion in Fiushing Meadow lobbies centers on a possible Soviet exit from the United Nations if Moscow concludes its aims cannot be served within the body. Analysts note no withdrawal clause exists but expulsion rules could apply for Charter violations amid U S efforts to bypass Soviet vetoes.
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Molotov
New York
U. N General Assembly
Fiushing Meadoweo
World Organization
United States
General Assembly
Russia
Security Council
Kremlin
U.N
Greece
San Francisco
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Iit
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League of Nations
League
How's Your I Q Quiz From Classified Page
A reader prompts seven quiz questions about an India governor general fleas on birds or animals the Appian Way as a Roman highway or political thesis which state Senator Arthur Capper represents and the US population growth since 1940.
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Dominion of India
Appian Way
Arthur Capper
Congress
United States
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