Shift to liberal arts argued for Pennsylvania colleges
The Corry Journal reports on Pennsylvania's plan to reform 14 state teachers colleges into four year liberal arts institutions. Proposals cite the need for a broad foundation in liberal arts, with debates over renaming and expanding curricula while meeting rising student demand through 1970.
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National Council of Independent Schools
Willum A Steckel
Lehigh
Firearms Registration Bill Push Stirs Public debate
In Harrisburg a letter urges citizens to contact state senators on Senate Bill 412, now with the Senate Committee on Law and Order. The writer argues gun registration risks confiscation and cites fears of constitutional rights and increased danger, urging broad public input.
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Burger
Arthur Blis
Palace
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Committee On Law and Order
Harrisburg
Ot FL Coulter
Pennsylvania Crude Oil Prices Jump Across Regions
The report notes crude oil price increases across districts with Pennsylvania and West Virginia benchmarks rising. It cites South Penn and Southwark areas, alongside rising Middle District and Southwestern Pennsylvania figures, as policy explanations cite pipeline rate changes and broader educational funding debates.
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John F. Selden
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Pennmyton
Dulles Wellness Shifts US Foreign Policy Tone
The piece analyzes how Secretary of State Dulles influenced Eisenhower era diplomacy through news conferences and public messaging. It notes Dulles’s absence in later talks with Macmillan and Berlin, and discusses Soviet plans for a foreign ministers meeting before a summit, tied to his illness in March.
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Tidioute Crash Victims Remain Critical
Four people injured in a Tuesday night crash on Babylon Hill Avenue in Tidioute remain in serious or critical condition at Warren General Hospital. Victims include Leland Shorts 25 Hubert Anderson 25 Jack Anderson and Marie Johnson 14. All suffered head injuries and other wounds.
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Yesterday's Memories Highlights and Local Notices
Corry residents reflect on events from April 1 1939 including U S recognition of Franco and new diplomatic ties with Spain. Warrants issued for eight men tied to East Main street gambling raids and fines unpaid. YMCA appeals for recreation center funding as Barnes block First avenue project advances. AP report on Art Carney notes his home life and career, with details on his early acts, military service and postwar work.
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War tank to visit Corry on Thursday
Corry residents will view a war tank in action on Thursday April 1919 sent from the Fourth Federal Reserve district. A rink is being built at Second Avenue and Main Street by Arthur Karslake of Mount Vernon Ohio. Mrs Primk Wieox hosted a small gathering for Mrs Terbert Beachs en who plans to move to Seattle. Chief Dalton Hunter of Tidioute reported a crash when a vehicle after missing a curve struck a riverbank. he considered charges but remained undecided.
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Terbert D. Beachsen
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Hal Boyle Americana: Reflective thought on selfishness and happiness
The piece presents Hal Boyle's Americana reflections on personal philosophy. A quote about a gravestone inscription prompts meditation on unselfishness and happiness, with the idea that no one is ever wholly selfless yet content.
Mexico Costs Soviet Envoys and Rail Strike Shock
A new leadership move aims to curb Vallejo influence as workers on Mexico's National Railways demand an 18 percent wage increase. The government deems the walkout illegal and orders a return to posts amid sympathy strikes affecting passenger and freight traffic nationwide.
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Crement
Alway Tinton
Vallejo
Mexico
Erie County Prison Warden Reports On Staff Changes
Warden Bruce Reeder presented a written report to the county board detailing guard staff functions. The board approved three new turnkeys and Commissioner Lewis Reymiek opposed, saying he was not consulted. Reeder’s staff shift changes now place office workers on eight hour days, replacing a 24 hour shift with overnight bed rest. The state bureau of corrections had suggested the hires and criticized the former system for leaving the office man unused during the night.
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Bruce Reeder
Lewis Reymiek
State Bureau of Corrections
Reeder
Ayor
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