Corry paper details historical ads and graft debate
The snippet lists advertising rates and publication details for a Corry Pa. paper and notes a broad political critique. It mentions lobbying and corruption concerns tied to the election year, reflecting public demand for government reform and challenges to pay and taxation during hard economic times.
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Guleerove
George Sample
Easter Fintona
Fred Aimbage, Inc
Tellnngton Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Corry
Campaigns to clean up government face Senate roadblocks
The Morris episode shows friction over corruption probes as the Senate resists granting subpoena powers. President Truman had sought sweeping authority for Morris to compel witnesses and grant immunity, while committee members questioned his associations and the Morris firm. Senators worry about independence and effectiveness of investigations. The public awaits decisive action?
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Newbold Morris
Mr. Morris
New York
Lincoln
Truman
Senate
Morris
Moris
Hefmayer
City to approve paving plans for Columbus avenue
City council will approve state highway plans for paving the Columbus avenue stretch after release from damage claims. bids will be opened at Harrisburg on April 22. A severe windstorm caused roof damage to Frank Pierce's West Pleasant street home and damaged other properties.
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State Highway Department
Columbus Avenue
Harrisburg
Comy
Frank Pierce
West Pleasant Street
University team nicknamed Fighting Iight
The prompt asks about a university football team popularly called the Fighting Illini. This short clue points to the University of Illinois.
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United States
Mice and Men
Baby born after area crash near Tyvine
In Warren on April 4 Mrs. Aman Horony of Centerville sustained pelvic injuries in a Wednesday morning crash at Routes 31 and 62. Her premature infant daughter, six weeks early and weighing about 4 1/2 to 5 pounds, was delivered by emergency Caesarean at Warren General Hospital and placed in an incubator. Both mother and baby were reported in good condition by the attending physician.
Peninsula storm-battered landstrip to get protection work
Erie engineers estimate protection at about 820,000 dollars can begin around June 1. Federal funds will not be available for two to three years. About 40 officials and civic leaders attended the on the spot meeting to review the peninsula dilemma and possible remedies. Major Frank P. Bane urged a 603,000 dollar plan as a start for stabilizing the endangered area.
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Commonwealth
Frank P. Bane
Buffalo
C. 3
Army Engineers
Bann
Exiled Archbishop Lacchio Reaches Hong Kong
Archbishop Petrinio Lacchio, 51, from Rapallo Italy, arrived in Hong Kong after expulsion from Changsha Hunan province. He had been under house arrest since 1951. He walked across the border but collapsed and was hospitalized. He is among 24 Catholics expelled from Red China and arriving in Hong Kong.
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Associated Press
Petrinio Lacchio
Rapallo
Italy
Changsha
Hunan
Lacchio
Red China
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