Editorial shows Chamber of Commerce critique of budget
The United States Chamber of Commerce officials scrutinize the President's 107 billion dollar budget and urge cuts. They propose eliminating or reducing multiple programs including Fire Technology, Rural Housing for the Elderly, Food Stamp Program, and Tree Planting assistance, arguing these are unnecessary or inefficient. The piece urges readers to contact Congress about these reductions, highlighting the discrepancy in budget figures and the scope of withdrawal desired.
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Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Chamber
Congress
Construction of Facilities for Peanut Research Laboratory
A proposed project valued at $600,000 funds a peanut marketing research laboratory. The Department has not supplied the additional evidence Congress requested, after denying a similar request last year.
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Congress
Future Prospects For Many Officeholders The Wealthy
The Albuquerque Journal reports on looming fiscal pressures this month as incomes rise for some while the crossing of a revenue threshold is expected to occur later, signaling shifts in political and economic outlooks for incumbents and the affluent.
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Albuquerque Un.ml
What Is The Law Of Adopting A Child From Another State
The article explains that a qualified Pennsylvanian may adopt a child from another state and outlines the process. It notes the need for consent from a Pennsylvania welfare agency, an indemnity bond, and a preliminary report to the equity court. The court may appoint a child-caring agency to investigate placement unless the child is a relative. A six month period is mentioned for finalizing the adoption.
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Sylvania
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Department of Welfare
Equity Court
Judas Iscariot: Portrait of a Thief and Betrayer in Twelve
Reporter Jim Bishop examines Judas Iscariot as the treasurer of the twelve apostles, portraying him as vain and greedy. The essay recounts accusations of theft, his alleged disbelief in Jesus, and motives tied to money and betrayal amid gospel references.
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Gethsemane
Cedron
Fountain Gate
Allied forces press Rommel across Gabes bottleneck
London reports British South Army units pushing deep into the Gabes bottleneck while U S troops assault Rommel's escape corridor along a 100 mile front. A semi compulsory manpower plan aims to ease dairy worker shortages and could expand to agriculture and industry. Aero Lodge No 1608 marks sixth anniversary with a large Victory Day program at the State Armory in Corry attended by 1,200 to 1,500 people. Blood donors needed for next week's mobile Red Cross visit. Local notes include a City Basketball League win by Steel Age over Wattsburg.
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Allied
Gabes
Erwin Rommel
U. S
Rommel
Aero Lodge No. 1608
BA. of M
State Armory
Corry
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Red Cross
Driver and Passenger Leap From Car Hit by Train
Two Erie residents leapt from their stalled car moments before a speeding freight train struck it at a Cambridge Springs crossing on the Erie Lackawanna lines. Arthur Bauer was the driver. the car was mangled and dragged about a half mile before the locomotive stopped. No one aboard the train was injured.
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Judas
Jesus
Mamdmage Byrlnus
Erie
Aay
Cambridge Springs
Jack Gilson
Erie-Lackawanha
Arthur Bauer
Gilson
W. Frampton
Mearsville
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
An article markets a non surgical treatment claiming piles shrink and itching pain stop. It touts a so called Bio-Dyne discovery from a world famous research institute and promotes an ointment form named Preparation H as the supporting substance.
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Nomination Bee Saw in GOP as Goldwater Gains
Russell Kirk analyzes the early GOP contest as Goldwater strengthens his bid while Rockefeller leads polls. Goldwater pledges support for a Senate run but may still pursue the presidential nomination, with regional backing from the South and West Coast.
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Rockefeller
Senator Goldwater
Goldwater
Weatherproofing tech spans building trades and climate needs
New York AP report notes science aiding weather control across industries. Dewey & Almy chemical divisions enable cold weather concrete pours and waterproofing while heaters, epoxies, neoprene, and copper or stainless gutters battle corrosion. Concrete sidewalks for Travelers Insurance in Hartford feature hot-water pipes to melt snow.
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New York
Dewey & Almy Chemical Division
W.R. Grace & Co
Travelers Insurance Co
Hartford
Florida Seafront
Raee
National Bee representative notice and advertising rates
Public notice item summarizing advertising rates and subscriptions for The Associated Press distributed papers. Mentions offices in New York Chicago Philadelphia and Pittsburgh and advertises mail and carrier delivery options with pricing and display deadlines.
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National Bee
Bottinell-Kimball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
New York
Sunlding
Chicago
Orange
Bond
Philadelphia
Associated Press
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