Future of the building trades and skilled crafts
In Our Opinion the writer notes a shortage of workers in masonry carpentry electrician and plumbing. Wages rise as tradesmen become scarce and many young men are urged to learn these crafts for lasting, profitable careers as the field expands and demand grows.
Harrisburg praise from Fineman marks shift in press ties
In Harrisburg Democratic leader Herbert Fineman, once a sharp critic of Pennsylvania newspapers, addressed the Newspaper Editors Seminar on State Government. He recounted a change in press-legislature relations and cited Jefferson’s quote about government and press, noting past misreporting and a softer view of lawmakers today.
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Diplomatic clash over Latin aid resolution tests White House outreach
Speculation swirls as Senate Foreign Relations fights over an Easter deadline for a joint resolution backing Johnson’s Latin America aid. Key players Fulbright Gore Morse clash in closed sessions while delegates weigh space treaty timing and White House pressure.
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Woodrow Wilsons War Moment Recalled in 1917 Century
Jim Bishop recalls April 2 1917 when Wilson addressed Congress and the United States moved toward entry into World War I. He notes misjudgments by both sides, Wilsons league of nations vision, and the shift from isolationism to war amid German submarine warfare and the Zimmermann telegram. The piece frames the era as a conflict born of misjudgment and complex aims.
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Today In History and Corry Memories 1947
Summary of a collage of history notes from April 10 1947 including a Texas tornado toll estimate by the Red Cross 162 deaths Federal Housing Authority talks on Sunset Heights Titusville land and local real estate transfers Corry fire incident YMCA campaign speaker and 1946 county tax payoff update plus a retro calendar of notable events from 1894 to one year ago with mentions of Khrushchev steel prices and Rhodesia oil interdiction statements
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Britain
Russia
Japan
Hanover
Germany
Harry Truman
White House
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Khrushchev
U.S. Steel Corp
Rhodesia
Your Mel Q A On Rhinorrhea Tuberculosis Myths And Health Tips
Questions address causes of a runny nose and rhinorrhea from allergies or irritants versus infection. Tuberculosis inheritance myth debunked with emphasis on contagiousness and family X rays. Spring training advice and invitation for reader questions to Dr Coleman for the health column.
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