Editorial: AFL-CIO Piques Over Right to Work Tactics
The Pennsylvania AFL-CIO criticizes the National Chamber of Commerce and its proposed stronger management right clause seen as a right to work disguise. It argues unions resist voluntary membership and warns against conscripting workers into unions, citing historical figures and records to question peaceful coexistence with management.
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Pennsylvania
Afl-Cio
National Chamber of Commerce
Greanteine
Afl
National Chamber
AFL Cio
Lewis
Hoffa
McDonald
Apl-Cio
Chamber of Commerce
World War II updates and local traffic changes in 1945
Twenty years ago on August 4 Japanese reinforcements were reported moving toward Port Moresby threatening the U.N. outpost as Allied forces hammered the enemy across the Far Pacific. In Corry local news, a sweeping traffic ordinance proposed by Safety Director J. Fred Kinley clears changes from 1941 aims, while Corry Merchants post a victory and local injuries spark public sympathy as stories mix wartime strain with civic life.
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Washington
New Guinea
United Nations
Port Moresby
Pacific
J. Fred Kinley
Richard Rossbagher
Service Held For Mrs. B Blakeslee
Pinerul services for Mrs B Blakeslee were held yesterday at Bricken Dune Cemetery with attendees including Joe McKray Willa Metray McCray Howant Blakeslee Ly Blakeslee and Raymond vue. Relatives from New Castle Port Goats and nearby towns attended the ceremony.
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Rockefeller seen as likely GOP presidential candidate in 1962
George Sokolsky notes Democrats in New York squabble among minor hopefuls for governor and argues Nelson Rockefeller, if reelected, could be a strong rival for Kennedy in 1962. He suggests Rockefeller would be a formidable opponent though not unbeatable.
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Nelson Rockefeller
Kennedy
Rockefeller
New York
Togke
Wagner
Wastley
al Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Tyre
Otttstajirtins
Pune
Nuiker
Wolington
Rockefeller Rivalry in New York Governing Hope
Tense debate in New York politics centers on Governor Rockefeller amid a crowded field. Democrats weigh Farley Hogan Wagner and others with Wagner facing questions about unity and future Senate plans.
Corry News Recaps Local Happenings And Rumors
A Corry column items mix rumors on a South Center street business rebranding and liquor license delays, plus hospital news, a Little League update, job openings at Snow Dean Phipps, Union City golf, bank work on North Center, and stray youths stealing fruit. A Cornell Honor note mentions Michiel H. Laublin. a Cary name misprint is noted as a railroad error.
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South Streets
South Center Street
New —Ark State
Liquor Control Board
Pennylvania
Ferr
Ronns
Corry Memorial Hospital
State Health Department
Victms
Snow Dean Phipps
Union City
Bank
North Center
Clinton Streets
Elks Club
Benny
South Cory
Foothill Seasi
Lou Hanne
Friiow
Thin Soakin Waea Ts Like the Art The Protect War Ts
The fragment hints at a discussion of war protection efforts and enduring presence of guardians. Names, places, or dates are not clearly readable, but the text suggests themes of defense, resilience, and the ongoing role of protectors in a tense period.
Fourth annual Erie County dairy cattle show set for August
Holstein Association announces the fourth annual Erie County black and white dairy cattle show to be held in August. Corry reports note no expected impact on local PRR traffic or employment from Salamanca Branch changes. Corry firemen identified on old wagon photo. local residents A Paulson and Mrs Gorton confirm John Chase as the diver Mike Duggan and Al Caylburg as third man. Judge Sam Roberts favored in Republican State Supreme Court vacancy race. Worth Hammond seeks General Assembly seat amid GOP registration edge. Nearly all Corry City Council members expected at statewide Third Class Cities meeting in Erie tomorrow.
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Corry
Chautanga
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Corry Oldtimers
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George Gorton
John Chase
Mike Duggan
al Caylburg
Philip Leek
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Eric
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Hammond
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Erie
Shorter Work Week Seen For U S Labor Woes
Pittsburgh AP report on David J McDonald of United Steelworkers urging a shorter work week without pay cuts to handle automation and rising job seekers. He spoke at the Federation of Eagles convention where he received the Green-Murray Award for leadership and statesmanship.
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The
Federation of Eagles
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Eagles
Hagles
Mcrionald
Green-Murray
William Green
AFL
Philip Murray
Co Rim
New York columnists note quirky facts and mispellings
A fragment from a New York AP column cites oddities such as a columnist never opening mail, Khrushchev name misspellings by students, and a six minute average teenage telephone conversation. It also notes counting a million packs of new dollars would take 25 days at Jean hours per day.
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YORK
Soblen Case Faces British Air Line Hurdles
London AP report says Dr. Robert Soblen's attorney prepared to block any return to the United States on airlines other than El Al. The Home Office pressed El Al to transport Soblen to New York for his life sentence for wartime espionage. El Al refused on Israeli orders, spurring possible legal challenges. Soblen fled to Israel on his dead brother’s passport, later entering Britain after a feigned suicide attempt on a flight to London.
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Pure reading enjoyment on tap daily in the
A compact note highlights daily access to enjoyable reading material. The phrase evokes a steady stream of literary content available for everyday consumption, emphasizing consistency and pleasure in reading.
Supreme Court Goofed Bishop Pike Says
Bishop James A. Pike testifies before a Senate Judiciary Committee criticizing the Supreme Court for misreading the First Amendment over official prayers in public schools. He urges restating the establishment clause to prevent any denomination from becoming an established church. The committee weighs proposed amendments to counter the ruling.
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James A. Pike
Supreme Court
California
Senate Judiciary Committee
Hal Boyles Americana oddities and quips noted
A column of assorted quotations and curiosities covers daily life ideas. It includes remarks on facial hair with river mud, odds of four cards, glasses wearers, color blindness by gender, childhood eye alignment, growth after 40, and a Holmes reference. Also notes giraffes, spiders, golf speeds, and Don Herold humor on happiness.
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