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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1951
Page
4
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The piece argues that long term government aid breeds dependence and moral laxity. It cites job programs RFC loans subsidies and public money as temptations for chiselers and opportunists. It contends restoring individual responsibility would curb decadence while faulting Truman ignores broader societal factors.
A coroner's jury in Uniontown Pennsylvania ruled the gun death of 35 year old William R Durbin justifiable homicide. The shot fired by 37 year old Donald G Rutter cleared him of responsibility after he said he shot at a prowler attempting to climb into his second story borrowed home on March 14.
The questions probe classic literature and U.S. history. Topics include Hamlet's Yorick scene, a Fed chair resignation, Ford's Theatre events, Abraham’s offering, Fabian tactics, an Australian hobo term, possession as law, types of Newton Halley and Donati, and the U.S. GAO meaning.
A review of Alfred Lewis's novel Home Is an Island recounts a boy’s Azores upbringing and emigration to America. It praises the dignified father figure Sen or de Castro and notes the book’s refreshing beauty, while hinting at a critical take on Senators Kefauver and Tobey.
Mt Jewett resident James S. Bernard was killed when a Western Union truck he drove left the highway near Shippensville. Survived by wife Helen Porter and ten children, funeral services were held at Mt Jewett with interment at Mt Elbo Cemetery. Community events include a pancake supper for oil heater funds and local church officials meeting at Spring Creek Community House.
Mrs George Koestier and son Bobby Corry visited their father W L Henry on Tuesday. Miss Dorothy Weed North Tonawanda and Mrs Hastings Jones visited Mr and Mrs G W Donaldson Saturday. Mrs Thomas Felton and daughters are spending the week in Pittsburgh with relatives. Tom Felton and daughters went to Pittsburgh and attended funeral services for William Maxwell. Bernard Porter visited Mt Jewett and Kane. Commercially speaking the Douglas fir is the more valuable tree.
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