Second Class Voters In Corry Deserve Better Access
Editorial condemns the travel burden on Corry and neighboring voters who must reach the county courthouse 34 miles away to register or purge. It urges commissioners to appoint treasurers in small communities as polling registrars with standard registration hours, arguing the proposal is practical and overdue ahead of elections. The piece calls voters to question reelection candidates about improving access for "second class" voters.
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Corry
They tie The Same One reason politics makes such strange bedfellows
An editorial from The Mountain Home News notes that diverse groups align in unlikely partnerships, sharing common interests despite political differences, underscoring how politics creates unusual coalitions.
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Mountain Home
Idaho
Schools for wives debated in early American education debate
A New York AP analysis argues there are many colleges for women but few schools for wives. It proposes practical homemaking training taught by experienced married instructors and humorously imagines a graduate skilled in domestic tasks, typewriting, and music, with a balanced marriage focus.
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Hal Boyles Americana wives the dream of reform
Hal Boyle imagines a perfect wife who handles breakfast, budgets, social events, and discipline, balancing work and home with harmony. She would avoid fashion complaints, keep arguments private, and maintain a strong marriage with clear gender roles. The piece playfully questions progressive ideas like schooling wives.
Baby Dies After Fall Down Stairs Incident
A month old child died after tumbling down a stairwell on the city’s north side. Police say the infant was on a walker when it toppled, caused a fall, and the stairway caved in.
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Wind Damage Hits Altoona Hotel and Store Wall
A wind storm struck Altoona causing a hotel wall and a supermarket wall to collapse. No injuries were reported and damage estimates were not available.
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Corry Evening Journal Publication Details and Rates
The Corry Evening Journal announces publishing daily except Sunday from South Street with management by George R. Suniule and Allan Hains. Advertising by G Z Borman and Bottinell Mtbball. Detroit Chamber of Commerce and Philadelphia AP News are credited with republication rights. Weekly subscription rate and mailing details are listed.
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The Curse of Consciousness and Insomnia
Jim Bishop explores insomnia as a widespread, chronic illness affecting millions. He outlines its mechanics from wakeful mental activity to dream states, classifies insomnia into four main forms and cites physical and emotional causes. The piece notes lifestyle, health, and personal anecdotes, including Thomas Edison, in a contemplative, period voice.
SEC poised to reshape stock trading rules and markets
The Securities and Exchange Commission weighs changes affecting brokers and exchanges after signaling tighter oversight. The public awaits June clarity on regulation of stock sales, mutual funds, margin requirements, and OTC activity, with investors hoping for steadier prices and trust.
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What Is The Law What Is The Law Q A mineral rights query
The general rule is that a fee simple buyer acquires all property rights including minerals and underground support. However a seller may reserve mineral rights in the deed. if expressly stated, the purchaser holds no mineral rights.
Congress Faces Federal Aid for Colleges Debate
The Congress debates federal subsidies for colleges with Kennedy plans for large grants to build facilities and labs. Dr John A Howard of Rockford College argues such aid harms higher learning by promoting lobbyist presidents, blurring church state lines, and reducing institutional diversity. He warns of centralized, standardized higher education and restricted access to funds based on policy choices.
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RAF Bombers Strike Kiel After American Raid
A wartime column reports a night RAF air raid hitting Kiel and U-boat yards in the Baltic, following an American Flying Fortress attack near Paria. Twelve British bombers did not return, as the clash underscores ongoing Allied aerial operations and losses. The same era covers U.S. price controls on beef and other messages, plus local civic notes and the 40 years ago snapshot of April 5, 1928 activities in Corry and Warren communities.
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Federal subsidies spark debate at college presidents meeting
Mr Abraham Ribtcoff then secretary of health education and welfare urged college presidents to demand billions from federal revenues. Since last year many presidents shifted to support of federal subsidies, despite earlier opposition. Dr Howard warns college executives and government officers must answer to history for consequences of their subsidy stance.
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Abraham Ribtcoff
Five top butterfat herds named in Bloomfield study
The Tri County Dairy Improvement Club tested 25 herds in February for milk and butterfat. Top herds include Bloomfield and Son Spartansburg 29 1,201 47.4, Skiff Farm 96 1,075 4A, Corry Dwight King 22 972 39.4, and Corry McCray and Son 36 1,036 48.2. Top cows by fat milk include Skiff Farm Lair 86.3, Bloomfield 2,044 85.8, John Kolstee 2,066 82.6, Skiff Farm 1,688 76.0, Archie Bishop 1,480.
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Elusive note for hotel meeting in Corry date time
The message invites a meeting at HOTEL CORRY in Corry Pennsylvania Room 111 on Monday April 8, 1963 at 10 AM 2 PM or 7 PM. It requests Ank for Mr Neldig and specifies locations and times without further context.
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