Editorial: A Dispeptic Chronicle in Corry Letter
A Corry resident criticizes the Master Plan arguing it lacks public explanation though Journal accounts and library copies show extensive coverage. The editorial rebuts the critique, noting two public hearings and abundant documentation in The Journal and the Public Library. The piece defends thorough reporting and urges readers to consult the Master Plan.
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Corry
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Journal
Planning Commission
Corry Public Library
Council
Hie
Bian
Optimism Upbeat in Allied World War II Outlook
News from April 4 1942 notes Allied optimism due to Russian successes and General MacArthur's appointment to supreme command in the western Pacific. Reports include Russian reserves massing from Leningrad to the Black Sea and local incidents such as a fatal crash near Hare Creek road and a worker’s death at the Aero Supply Mfg Co plant.
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Washington
General MacArthur
Supreme Command
Western Pacific
Corry Journal 80 Years Ago Public Notice and Ads
Fragmentary OCR outlines a historical 40 year old issue with references to an Advance Fibre Pliniture Co and paver products. The text notes a center of industry, a price of forty-two cents per cen, and mentions various names, publishers, and local notices.
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Fibre Pliniture Co
Bistest Industries
Thy
Cena Cig
Otto and
Qasun
Ubos
Jachuirisd
Pusey
Sokolsky on religion and civilization in the separation debate
George Sokolsky argues the core issue is civilization not tax funding disputes. He traces Western cultural roots, church state history, and the First Amendment concept of establishment, urging focus on overarching cultural unity before arguing over sectarian school subsidy questions.
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Thomas Jefferson
Benjamin Franken
Europe
Rome
John XIII
Tokyo travel notes by Jim Bishop reveal a chaotic blend
Reporter Jim Bishop recounts Tokyo with humor and sharp contrast. He observes crowded streets, polite etiquette, modern defiance, and cultural quirks from drivers in hearses to Buddha at Kamakura. He notes Japanese fascination with American life while critiquing modernization and mass media.
UN bonds debate widens United Nations funding rift
James Marlow outlines the United Nations funding crisis as 1961 deficits rise toward 170 million, with bonds and a U S purchase proposal debated by Kennedy, Mansfield, Dirksen, Aiken, and Hickenlooper. The plan offers options for U S buy in at 2–3 percent for 25 years or staged U N support with other nations’ participation.
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Washington
United Nations
Kennedy
Middle East
Congo
Russia
France
Belgium
Portugal
U.N
United States
World Organization
Senate
Mike Mansfield
George Aiken
Vermont
Bourke Hickenlooper
Blows
Aiken
Hickenlooper
Mansfield
Everett Dirksen
Mansfield-Dirksen
Dirksen
Ohio Man 71 Kills Wife Then Kills Self in Ashtabula
In Ashtabula Ohio a 71 year old man Andy Gula killed his wife Victoria 62 with two shots to the head then shot himself above the left eye after a day long family argument. Police Lt Brudapse and Patrolman Stewart investigated. the weapon was a .22 caliber revolver.
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Ashtabula
Ashtabula General Hospital
Andy Gula
Victoria
Gula
Harry Brudapsse
Paul Stewart
Gulas
Ashtabula Palise
Clyde Roller
Wage price spiral target guides US export drive
New York AP analysis argues taming wage price spirals is key to making US goods competitive abroad. It notes the steel labor pact helps but wage gaps persist with Europe and Japan, and productivity, capital, and management remain crucial to boosting exports and reducing gold drains.
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New York
U.S
Kennedy
United States
First National City Bank of New York
Italy
Canada
Flying Rock Kills Man In Road Building Mishap
A rock blast on a hillside road project near Batley Ho killed Clarence Epiriks of Enteaver Warren County. A 15 pound rock shot from a blast struck crewman Spinks during safety measures. another death followed as Len T. Miller, 64, longtime minor league baseball administrator, died in Buffalo.
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Flying Rock
Wynkiion
Vorpal
Dynes
Clarence Epiriks
Enteaver
Warren County
Batley Ho
Spinks
Buffalo
Len T. Miller
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Frank Blake
New Bethlehem
Tetany
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Black Sea
Harborcreek
Lloyd Wilkinson
Worth East
Lene
Rex
W. H. Merrick
Ors Stennett
Rotary Club
Hare Creek
Dewey
Theodore Hollister
Clymer
George Sokolsky
Abe
Beobie
Tor Bres
Jim Bishop
Tokyo
Japan
Pacific Ocean
Imperial Hotel
Tooks
Philadelphia
MacArthur Sear
Coney Island
Kelly
Nakada
Yokohama
Kamagura
Buddha
Sullivans
Jack
Sullivan
Nakadasan
U. S
America
Tudio Muse
Germany
Zawate, Steel Works
Tadayoshi Yamada
California
Yamada
Jack Sullivan
Marlow
James Marlow
Associated Press
Ohio
Dolors Open At
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Leed
Business Mirror
Simi
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