Guest Editorial on The United Fund And The Red Cross
The Red Cross chapter represents a cross section of the population organized to meet community problems within Red Cross policy. Through the United Fund the program of service includes first aid water safety instruction disaster aid youth program service to military families and the blood program. The blood program is far reaching providing blood to Corry residents wherever they are when needed. The editors believe Red Cross is succeeding in unselfish devotion and humanitarian effort but could not do the job without the United Fund.
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Red Cross Chapter
Red Cross
United Fund
Corry
The
Kalaupapa Leprosy Colony Through a Guide’s Eyes in 1930s Hawaii
Jim Bishop visits Kalaupapa leprosy settlement on Molokai with guide Mrs. Cecula Akana. He notes 196 lepers, 59 active cases, 16 patients in hospital, and stark daily life amid sea cliffs. Dr Lawrence Van Loon and Sisters of St. Francis aid care, while Father Gustave Fierennes conducts rites and burials.
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Lawrence G. van Loon
The
Ronx
Sisters of St. Francis
Nest
MacArthur lifts press censorship as Hirohito interview ban ends
Sept 29 1945 Tokyo Gen MacArthur orders end to home ministry censorship of Japan press and radio after attempts to ban Hirohito interview. Fairhaven housing project of 100 wartime federal homes set to be marketed soon. Johnsonburg beats Corry 21 6 on Loveland Field. Community party at East Pleasant St. death of 13 month old Ruth Elizabeth Ploss from pneumonia. Child misadventure injures Wallace child after fall from piano bench breaking collar bone.
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Tokyo
Gen. MacArthur
Japan
Radio Today
Home Ministry
Empeor Hirohito
Hirohito
MacArthur
North East team quits game over referees call on city gridiron
In a rare display of sportsmanship the North East eleven walked off the East Washington street field after Referee Downey refused to allow the coach extra time. The action left Orange and Black on the field and ended the game in the third quarter.
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North East
Washington Street
Downey
Bid Made For Apartments In Jamestown
Jamestown reports a top bid of 396,718 to the Federal Housing Administration for Arrowley Manor, a 114 apartment complex. Clara Miller of New York City submitted the leading offer, with nine other bids and one Jamestown resident, Theodore Erickson, bidding 337,700. The city aims to use the property for senior housing, following a mayoral study led by Axel G. Dawson recommending a housing commission.
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Jamestown
Hous!nd Home Administration
Arrowley Manor
Clara Miller
New York City
Theodore Erickson
Hunt Road
Axel G. Dawson
Data In Hand For Report On Thruway Investigation
Harrisburg state highways secretary Henry Harral issued an interim report on the Erie County Thruway probe. He aims to provide Ren Lester’s eight member committee with essential data, including soil maps, construction reports, bridge inspections, design drawings, and material sources. Final findings expected by November 1, with possible one week delay. The inquiry targets excessive pavement deterioration drainage issues and crumbling bridge decks.
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Harrisburg
Henry Harral
Erie County Thruway
Ren
William Lesler
Lester
Harral
Harrar
Franklin Office
Department
Lesler
Corry Evening Journal Publisher and staff list notice
Public notice style masthead listing Farry Brealey Journal publisher George R Sample general manager William Eaton editor Allan Hasbrouck advising manager John McLaughlin pressroom foreman G T Bergman production manager and Associated Press reps in New York Chicago Detroit Philadelphia with mailing rates and display deadline details.
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Farry Brealey Journal
George R. Sample
William Eaton
Allan Hasbrouck
John McLaughlin
G.T. Bergman
Seee Eee
Eee
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Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
Ith Avenue
New York
N. Y
Michigan Square
Chicago
Mortgage and Bond
Detroit
Chermber of Commerce Bulding
Piuburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
AP News
Johnsons dull yet productive 1960s Congress analyzed
Washington report notes this session winds down as the dullest in memory yet most productive in over 30 years. It credits President Johnson's skill, large Democratic majorities, and Senate Republican leadership for minimal conflict and effective passage of major legislation.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Supreme Courts
Roosevelt
Court
House
Senate
Everett, M
Two Federal Aides Die From Carbon Monoxide
Two Huntington County men employed by the U S Interior Department were found dead around noon in a rooming house. Blood tests showed 10 percent carbon monoxide in Ronald Yoder age 18 of Hesston and Floyd Neary age 55 of Mount Union. A defective gas stove caused the gas buildup. Investigators found maps in the room suggesting a map study project. The exact nature of their government work was not determined.
Dirksen Cooperative with Johnson Echoes Eisenhower Policy
The text notes Dirksen of Illinois aided Johnson in following a policy similar to that used by Eisenhower and Johnson from 1955 to 1961. It highlights a shift from prior Senate tactics, with Republicans in the Senate causing friction for Democratic presidents and a pattern of party leaders opposing Truman and confronting Roosevelt era tensions.
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Illinois
Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Senate
Ad Eisenhower
WI “House
Johnson-Dirksen
Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt
GOP
Robert A. Taft
Joseph R. McCarthy
Harry S. Truman
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Cookie - Pastry Press
Fairhaven
Henry Wheeler
American Legion
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Johnsonburg
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Orange and Black
Corry High School
Loveland Field
Beavers
Jimmy Reynolds
Donald Stewart
East Pleasant Street
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Charles Ploss
Archie Patton
Martha
Wallace
Seneca Street
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Rue National Bank
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Temenos Crporetiin
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