Editorial: Pity Poor Major Roberts and Army Disloyalty
An editorial defends military discipline arguing that generals and reservists like Maj Arch BE Roberts and Maj Gen Edwin A. Walker should not engage in political speech. It condemns tongue wagging and calls for a unified chain of command, warning that political commentary harms military efficiency and unity.
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Turty-Hiree draft registrants eyed for induction next week
Local Board No. 8 of Upton City plans induction for Turty-Hiree registrants, including seven women Corryites. Names listed include William Seamens James Laverie Taylor Carl Joseph Sullivan Kenneth Carl Dirks Charles Dubrowski Melvin F.P. Jordan and Robert A. Ott Jr. The draft connects with sugar rationing and senior high school students.
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Corry Journal front page excerpt and masthead data
Historic Corry Journal masthead and staff credits appear with publisher George R. Sample and city editor Willan Eton. The OCR includes details of offices in New York Chicago Pittsburgh Philadelphia and other cities, plus pricing and postal information.
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Sokolsky Attacks Tito and Khrushchev in Global Outlook
George Sokolsky argues Tito blends nationalism with Marxism, praises neutralism as steering Asia and Africa, and claims the United States backed neutral countries through the Eisenhower era. He asserts Tito's ties to Soviet policy and Khrushchev as a central U.S. concern, noting a billion-dollar benefit from American aid.
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Joga the Delhi taxi driver and his curious world
Reporter Jim Bishop profiles Joga a 20 year old Sikh taxi driver at the Ashoka Hotel in New Delhi India. The piece sketches his appearance language faith and code of conduct while weaving in his views on death Nirvana and communism through intimate anecdotes and conversations.
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Inner polities of the Soviet Universal State in flux
Fragmented OCR notes discuss satellites like Fidel Castro and Cheddi Jugan and neutrals such as Neh yu and Nasser. The text argues all oppose democracy and capitalism and favor Marxism Leninism. It suggests factions differ mainly on leadership and method, with allied blocs converging under a common anti Western stance.
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Kennedy Macmillan hint at more summits with Russia
Marlow surveys how Kennedy and Macmillan may push toward more frequent top level talks with the Soviet Union to ease tensions and aid peace, while avoiding the old aim of solving every issue at a single summit. The piece notes ministers' meetings may precede or be bypassed, depending on the signal of real progress.
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Stirling Moss Recovers After Crash In Hospital Bed
Stirling Moss slowly regains consciousness six days after a race crash. His mother describes swelling hindering speech while he shows small signs of recognition, clutching a glass of milk and appearing brighter with family and friends nearby.
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Mount Lebanon Mounties win 19th WPIAL relay title
Mount Lebanon High School captures the WPIAL track and field relays for the 19th time in 24 years, scoring in 10 of 15 events at Penn Hills High School on a Saturday meet. The Mounties finish with 77 points.
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Paperless? Machines Cut Office Paperwork Costs
The Business Mirror notes rising paper burdens in offices and highlights four time and labor savers. Infrared carbon paper can produce 100 copies a minute at one third of a cent per copy, while chemically coated paper releases ink with key strikes. Other innovations include selective carbonizing, fireproof silica paper for deeds, and multi‑document stuffing machines. Companies like IBM, Eastman Kodak, and Bell and Howell push cards and envelope systems, with total office copying market around 475 million yearly, up from 300 million a decade ago.
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Research Boys Save
Ol Town Corp
National Cash Register
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Burroughs
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Business Forms Institute
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