We See No Checks We See No Balances In Our Opinion
Opinion piece critiques the U S system of checks and balances under the current Administration and Congress. It argues Congress accelerates legislation, raises pay for itself and the Supreme Court while underfunding armed forces, and spends on foreign aid and Viet Nam policy, eroding accountability. It ends with a rhetorical question about checks and balances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Supreme Court
United States of America
Viet Nam
Final conquest of Japan touted by MacArthur force
World War II dispatch notes Gen Douglas MacArthur announcing a new air arm to strike Japan for the final defeat, claiming Okinawa command and a sweeping Allied advance. Also mentions local retirements and fires in Findley Lake, with multiple social and business notes from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guam
Douglas Machur
Japan
Tokyo
Okinawa
Paul Harvey on Country X drug industry risks
Paul Harvey argues U S drug firms increasingly rely on overseas operations due to Government price controls and regulatory hurdles in Country X. He notes rising costs, potential confiscation, and tighter limits on drugs, yet says overseas markets offer growth and earlier market clearance despite dangers. He cites Italy as a contrast on patents for chemicals.
King Simeon of Bulgaria and Margarita in exile life
The article portrays King Simeon of Bulgaria and his wife Margarita living in Madrid exile. It details their household with seven staff, the royal routine with morning visits to their children, his devotion to Orthodox faith, and his efforts to regain Bulgaria with aides like Col. George Guentcheff. It mentions Pope John XXII’s approving visits, the Swiss wedding sequence, and Simeon’s charitable acts toward Bulgarian refugees.
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Kardan
Kryil
Simeon
Bulgaria
Margarita
Jesus
Rome
John XXII
Switzerland
Madrid
Arizona
Pearl Harbor
Chancery
Col
George Guentcheff
Cheé
Soia
Corry Evening Journal Advertising and Masthead Notes
Historical notice lines show publishing details for The Corry Evening Journal with production notes, carrier rates, and office addresses in New York Chicago Detroit and Corry PA. The fragment references staff and advertising gates and indicates a subscription rate and masthead information.
Atlantic Tame Lake Erie Escorted to Erie by Coast Guard
Charles Woodruff of Marathon Pennsylvania and his son, aboard an eight foot cruiser, were escorted nine miles off Barcelona New York into Erie by a 36 foot motor lifeboat after Lake Erie produced 14 foot seas. Woodruff called the lake rougher than any prior experience and planned to stay in Erie until waters calm.
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Mattis
Erie
Coast Guard
Atlantic Ocean
Lake Erie
Charles Woodruff
Marathon
Pla
Edward. Schroeder
Erie Coast Guard
Woodruff
Barcelona
N. Y
Benny Jo
Schroeder
Detroit
Woodruffs
Lake Water
Three alarm blaze guts Bigelow Apartments in Pittsburgh
A three alarm fire at the 20 story Bigelow Apartments in downtown Pittsburgh displaced many residents. Fire Chief Stephen P. Adley put damage at $75,000 and said the blaze started from plastic construction material in a ground level garage possibly ignited by a burning match or cigarette. Several people suffered smoke inhalation and were treated on scene. Fire Captain Don McCondille sustained a cut to his right hand.
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Pittsburgh
Bigelow
Stephen P. Adley
Adley
Don McCondille
Pound Struggles Tie Britains Fate to U.S. Economy
The pound sterling remains linked to the dollar as Britain faces a worsening trade gap and inflation pressures. Analysts warn a British decline could ripple to Wall Street and Main Street, prompting possible U.S. help if needed.
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New York
London
Threadneedle Street
Wall Street
Main Street
U.S
Europe
Britain
Common Market
United States
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A. QC
Sandburg
Corry
East Main Street
Paul V. Lines
Findley Lake
Forest Peiffer
Hiva Kepler
Ajax
Harriet Heiman
Heiman Jewelry Store
Earl Loveless
H. W. Quested
Yeatertay Gutter
Corry Steam
East Mary Street
Erty
Sam Baumgarten
Corty Jamestown Stove Works
The
Baptist Church
Pope
Franklin Street
Dorothy Monroe
Louise Skinner
Cleveland
Harold Bisbee
Wattsburg
J. M. Purpura
Robert Wellman
First Avenue
Titusville
Walter Hagen
Baker
Spartansburg
Perry Gannon
Hatchtown
Edna Bromley
Harding School
Washington
Pennsylvania
Epperta
Herman Toll
Philadelphia
House
Senate
Paul Harvey
Abbott Laboratories
George Cain
Italy
Jim Bishop
Simeon l
Margarite
Savoia
Country X
Shome
Valley Forge
Prince Constantine
Greece
King Simeon
Constantine
J. Edgar Hoover
Psion
Fama
Bottinelli-Kimball
TNC
Hie
Avenue
Michigan Square
Chicago
Chamber of Cy Heritage and Bond
McLoughit Sssroom
Corey
Cina
Mallar
Fedvantey
Mada Lenaum Ven
Annlealiom
Atlantic
Business Mirror
First National City Bank of
Bank of England
Bulova
Gorry
Speidel
Nabisco
T-Bone
Good Hope
Chase & Sanborn
Reynolds Aluminum
California
Bologna
Wieners
Iekys
Peiffer
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