FREEDOMS UNION STYLE IN LABOR PROPAGANDA
A CORRY JOURNAL editorial attacks labor union rhetoric on freedoms. It argues unions cherry pick rights, citing Minneapolis charter clashes, Endicott furniture union labels, and expulsions over California's right to work. It contends real freedom requires workers to follow union leaders.
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Minneapolis. Central Labor Union Council
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Star and Tribune
Labor Council
Minneapolis Star
Havana
Phil Landrum
D-Ga
House Labor Committee
Endicott Church Furniture Co
Warsaw
Ind
Carpenters Union
Endicott
Landrum
America
Organized Labor
Machiniats’ Union
California
Nuclear Seadragon heads for Arctic East West crossing
Submarine Seadragon 5 bound for the Arctic today to attempt the first East West crossing beneath the North Pole. Previous sub polar voyages were made by Nautilus Surgo and Skate in West to East directions.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Arctic
North Pole
Buddy Adler Death Shocks Hollywood Studio Chief
Hollywood mourns Buddy Adler aged 51 a second generation studio leader at 20th Century Fox known for open doors and drive against exiling the big studio. He battled cancer returning after surgery while directing plans for 25 films and keeping colleagues unaware of his relapse. Anita Louise his wife expressed grief as peers recall his optimism and hard work.
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Hollywood
Buddy Adler
20Th Century-Fox
Gm Century-Fox
Adier
Adler
England
Anita Louise
US Military Power Debate Shapes Election Theme
AP writer Elton C. Fay surveys how voters view America's defense readiness against Soviet attack. He notes Democratic claims of Republican lag in defense funding clash with Eisenhower era pride in military build-up, while Nixon and Kennedy veterans frame a debate on capabilities, dollar outlays, and strategic deterrence amid Cuban and spy tensions.
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Elton C. Fay
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Truman
Richard M. Nixon
Wixon
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
U.N
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nixon
U.S.S.R
Vandalism Costs New York City Schools Big Annual Toll
School officials say vandalism costs New York City about 500 900 dollars yearly. Broken windows drive most of the damage, funding the loss that could otherwise pay for a new elementary school every four years.
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New York
Sentenced For Bribe Attempt On Phils Hurler
A Philadelphia judge sentenced Harold Friedman a 42 year old supper club owner to 2 to 5 years in prison for attempting to bribe former Phillies pitcher Humberto Robinson. Judge Ethan Allen Doty called the case a warning to gamblers and tampering with athletes. Friedman was convicted June 28 after Robinson testified he was offered 1500 dollars to throw a game against Cincinnati. Robinson, then with Philadelphia, pitched part of that game which the Phillies won.
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Philadelyna Yar
Phillies
Humberto Robinon
Ethan Allen Doty
Harold Friedman
Philadelphia
Doty
Friedman
Robinson
Cineinnati
Buffalo
International League
Man Drowns As Children, Wife Watch in Sinnemahoning Creek
Reynoldsville man Burton Heltzenreter Jr. 29 drowns Sunday afternoon as wife Dora and two children watch. Panic in high water ends with his body lodged in a creek hole. 14-year-old Danny Reynolds finds the corpse about 90 minutes later. He was to turn 20 today, staying with his family at a Hicks Run summer camp.
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Emporium
Reynoldsville
Burton Heltzenreter Jr
Sinnemahoning
Dora
Danny Reynolds
Heltzeneter
Hicks Run
Mull Two Sites For Area Airport
The Crawford Venango county airport authority studied two tentative sites for a proposed grid city port. Commissioners from both counties met in Titusville at the Col Drake Hotel and withheld comment pending a joint statement. One site lies east of Coopers Town in Venango County and the other nearer Mead.
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Titusville
Crawford-Venango County
Hal Boyle's Americana: Bits From Mail and Life
New York AP column by Hal Boyle mixes quick observations on marriage age and dating odds with trivia on the US Patent Office, presidential immunity from arrest, trumpeter swans, 17th century coffee, and eye color myths. It notes few trumpeter swans remain and hints at regional references near Crawford-Venange county line.
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New York
United States
America
American
Ex-RR Exec Dies Cleveland Ohio Ross 5 Marshall 80
Former senior vice president of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway died of a heart ailment yesterday in Cleveland Ohio. He joined the company in 1922 and rose to senior vice president in 1943 before retiring in 1940.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ross
Marshall
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Ine
Yesterday's Memories of Corry 1940 War Report and Local Notes
The Aug 2 1940 item notes Hamburg in ruins as British air raids expand to over 100 German cities amid drought hurting harvests and crops. It also records Corry's infantile paralysis respirator campaign, plus past references to 1920 events including Company A deployment, local drug store upgrades, and sports figures.
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London
Hamburg
Corry
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Hal Boyle
Mark Twain
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