In Our Opinion on Planetarium Purchases
We praised the Carty Area Joint School Committee for not choosing the cheapest planetarium model. They selected a 20 foot dome, about $1,200 more, preferring adequacy over cost cutting. The piece argues public bodies must balance quality and economy when spending taxpayer money, warning that lowest bids can be risky and that responsible procurement matters.
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Carty Area
Hambling
Ronald Guse
R. D
Corry
Erle County Farmers Committee
Erle County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Hie
South Center Street
Erie County
Mooi
William E. Urash
First Clas
Robert ©. Roden Jr
Robert B. Roden Sr
Mead Avenue
Jerry R. Hamilton
Merrill Hamilton
Set North Siady Avenue
Ing
Marine Battalion
Cannes
France
Raymond E. Robinson
USN
Charlotte Robinso
Union City
Naval Air Station
Cecil Field
Pla
Corry Memorial Hospital
Spartansburg Fair
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
Jerry L. Ward
Joseph R. Ward
West Church Street
Corry Area
World War II era notes and local obituaries mix in Erie chronicling leaders and fires
A 1913 London parliament note shows Prime Minister Churchill foreshadowing Mediterranean action against Germany. Allied reports detail Japanese losses at Lae and Salamaua as MacArthur strengthens air bases, with further alerts on German garrisons. Local notes recount a man recovering after injury lessons in New Guinea and a canvass showing Walter’s dual party school director nominations. 1925 entries mark Monardety Crandall’s Chautauqua County championship win, Corry paving, Parker’s death, North Central Street theater openings, a small blaze on Main Street, and a death from a stroke in Corry shocking friends.
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London
Churchill
Hitler
European
Parliament
Mediterranean
France
Low Countries
Race relations and integration in America today
Paul Harvey reflects on the Supreme Court push for equal educational opportunities and the awakening of racial awareness in the U S. He notes lingering segregation, new forms of prejudice, and the challenge of achieving genuine acceptance across regions and social spheres as the nation grapples with evolving race dynamics.
Drew Pearson Responds To Thurmond Assault On Him
In a provocative column Pearson rebukes Strom Thurmond for a harsh anti Pearson diatribe and cites praise and insults from various sources. He notes copies of Khrushchev interviews being circulated, laments costs of copies, and predicts Thurmond will circulate his material via Congress records.
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Washington
Senate
Strom Thurmond
South Cardinna
Congressional Record
Khrushchev
Sen. Thurmond
Eoard
Privieges
Luberestert
Pay Raise Debate Targets Government Employees Yet Faces Public Hurdles
Lawmakers weigh a broad salary boost for federal workers while individual congressional pay rises remain uncertain. Observers note proposed increases could range from two to five thousand dollars for Congress members, with Supreme Court justices and ambassadors set for larger bumps. The debate follows concerns over perks and spending amid ongoing reform calls from Rep. John Kyl and others.
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Congress
Supreme Court ‘ Wustires
Lkely
John Kyl
Reloya
Corry Journal Advertisers and Staff Listing Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows names and roles for a Corry Journal advertising team and management, including general manager, advertising manager, press staff, and office addresses. Numerous garbled names and locations appear, indicating a historical newspaper masthead fragment with unclear full details.
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Corry
Cubpsnor
George Ro Suample
Willie Butonte
Allan Hasnilck
Soin’ Mobamali Pressman
Comerce Buble Ug
Pittsburgh
Weightman Burling
Mhiludilyia
Corry area court cases and local notices unfold in Erie County
Eerie County Court witnesses detail moral and rape charges as a jury acquits a man in a morals case. Local reports note a second morals case acquittal in two weeks and a previous obscenity case. Community items include Bucknell arrivals, student notices, ambulance glitches, and regional civic updates.
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Sudge
Elmer Evans
Erie County
Merz
Brewers Association
George Sprovers
Corry
Gannon Colne
Evie
Corry Jamestown Corp
Hng
Bucknell
Michael J. Vincent
Mike
University
Lewisburg
Big Mike
Martha Vincent
West Frederick Street
CAHS
Hobart
William Smith Colleges
Geneva
N.Y
Clarerce R. Andereeg
Harold Andereee
R. D
Barry Goldwater
Arizonian
Warren Woman Killed In Crash Near Hare Township
A Warren couple's car skidded on wet Route 4, struck an embankment and overturned south of Hare Lewin Township. Margaret Garer, 78, was killed instantly. Fred Gatner, 72, was hospitalized for shock. Coroner said death accidental. police noted brakes on a slight downgrade caused loss of control.
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Sranklin
Warren
Sand Hee
Hare Ie Lewin
Margaret Garer
Venango County
Mauree Dinberg
Oil City
Gatner
Fred Gatner
Oil City Hospital
Franklin
Gafner
Garfie
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Scordy Journal
Barry
Selivot Committee
City Council
Allied
Southwest Pacific
Japan
Lae
Salamaua Oo
MacArthur
Snes
George Tinka
Erie
Clarence 3
Wallaer
First
Eslor
Angolt Hoveeslois
Chautauqua County
Fredonia Stars
East Stront
William L. Parker
Cony Hospital
Grand Thaster
Everiina
North Centar Street
Bene
Smith, Kendall
Thavyew' Oh Ein
Main Street
Co. Nimbus
Lawrence Walton
Friends Ui
Suy
Paul Harvey News
Supreme Court
Biaele
Bach
Journal Daily
THE
Christian Schnen
Rogram
Drew Pearson
Harry Truman
Ben. Kenneth McKellar
Tennessee
South Carolina
Izvestia
Pravda
Mike Oe Headine
Thurmond
T Nose
Russia
Ue Kivusehey
Far East
Iris
Honolulu
Nils
Tuska
Ambassator
B. K. Netra
Toteach
Export Import Bank
Railroat Development
India
Ambassador
Fesk
Diack
Ours
House
Salar Ies
Vavardie
Youn
Silvio Conite
i-Mass
Sieh
Washinerton
Massichusetts
Tess
Allan Kuhn
Penelee
United Fond
Charles Williams
James Hammond
Journal Today
Corry Journal
Corr
Mall
Ani
Cooper Bessemer
Ajax
Wall Street Journal
Eugene Miller
Sompuny
Authority
GOP
Joh Minor
Union Street
Ervite Company
Eric David Taylor
Paul Taylor
East Street
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Loblaws
Spring Lake
Edgebrook
Orchard Park
Wykoff’s
Mobil Service
North Center Street
American Red Cross
Sea’s Drugs
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