Duty Honor Country MacArthur Speech An Enduring Cadet Code
Editorial lauds General MacArthur as a master extemporaneous speaker at West Point graduation. It highlights his cadet corps exhortation on duty honor and country as a lifelong code guiding the profession of arms and national defense. The piece contrasts civilian policy debate with the military ethic and recalls the cost of war and sacrifice.
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Douglas MacArthur
Jong
MacArthurs
West Point
MacArthur
Warren County to Hold Second Polio Immunization Sunday
Warren County residents are urged to attend a second polio immunization effort this Sunday and the following Sunday. Dr Ross E. Bryan, general chairman of the Warren Medical Society program, notes the vaccine protects against the virulent polio strains and emphasizes timely immunization for all eligible residents.
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Warren
Warren County
Ross E. Bryan
Warren Medical Society
Corry Journal Item Mentions Early 20th Century Trade
Fragmentary text from The Corry Evening Journal references a South side area, local figures, and payments. Mentions payments of 120 dollars per week and a press fleet, but many words are garbled. The readable clues point to a local notices style item with economic or staffing details.
Sir Winston Churchill in hospital reads papers amid brandy and smoke
A vivid clipping portrays Sir Winston Churchill in bed at London hospital sipping brandy and reading newspapers. The piece lauds his intellect and leadership while noting his frailty and enduring public persona, reflecting on his stamina during a taxing political era.
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London
Sir Winston Churchill
Political cost and clash over presidential power
A broad critique of U S presidential campaigns notes rising funding, complex nomination battles, and media influence. It recalls 1960 conventions and Kennedy Nixon dynamics, citing insiders and party machinery, and speculates on the evolving role of money, television, and party bosses in selecting leaders.
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Joly Fo Kenneily
Lyndor Johnson
Batt
Robert Kennedy
Twelve Women Hurt In Freight Car Collision Report
A freight train collision near the B&LE line injured twelve women waiting at a crossing. Officials and reporters documented the event as police investigated the cause while medical crews treated the victims. Names referenced include Mrs Syl Willers and Hifi Went Unravel as part of the local accounts. The mishap disrupted traffic and drew state attention to railway safety measures.
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Syl Willers
United Nations hold wartime conference amid Russian aid push
Representatives of major United Nations assembled for a "save Russia and win the war" conference as southern Suvick forces struggle against the Germans. In a separate note, the Corry Merchants beat Bill Untelerier in extra innings, while Watts Burgers swept Aero Office Club 100 to 41. Connell took the loss for Aero.
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London
United Nations
Russia
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Bill Unterelier
Wattsburgers
Aero Office Club
Connell
Aero
YMCA Secretary Named For Northwestern Pennsylvania District
Clyde Shortebarger of Williams has been named district YMCA Secretary for six counties in Northwestern Pennsylvania and arrived in Corry to assume duties. He will succeed E. C. Reheal who has moved to a Brooklyn position. Corry area notes report Wyewine merchants facing prosecutions, while Walter H. Scott, chief air-waren, outlines outside winches for emergency egress to lift shutters during blackouts. Wattsburg defeated Corry in three softball games.
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Heur
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Erie Police Crackdown on Teen Drinking Continues
Five more teenagers were arrested for public intoxication as Erie police step up a campaign against underage drinking. Francis LeRoy Hoffman, 21, charged with contributing to delinquency, admitted buying four fifths of wine for a youths spree. Two 15 year olds were among those arrested and handed to juvenile authorities, while Juhi Aunello, 19, pleaded guilty to similar charges.
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Francis LeRoy Hoffman
Hoffman
Juhi Aunello
Fou
Gasoline prices drop as local dealers cut rates
Forty years ago on August 7 1922 motorists faced 27 and 28 cents per gallon after a local price cut. A Senate inquiry into nationwide gasoline pricing loomed as the Coury Independents catcher Frank DeLury suffered a fractured right thumb from a foul tip during a Saturday game with the Buffalo Stars. Police quelled a disturbance on East Chuck Street early Sunday as officers fired to stop the melee. no women were harmed. An engagement announcement reports Miss Inez Mecusker and Charles Booth of Decatur Michigan wedding in Clymer New York with Justice of the Peace Albert Neckers performing.
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Inez Mecusker
Charles Booth
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Settlement Today At Six-Day Struthers Wells Strike
The six day strike at Struthers Wells Corporation appears likely to end as Cocal 646 of the International Brotherhood of Boilermakers AFL-CIO votes on a new two year proposal. Struthers Wells officers confirm the offer and say if accepted, picket lines will be removed and workers return to duty at 1 a.m.
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Struthers Wells Corporation
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International Brotherhood of Boilermakers
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David P. Edwards
Struthers Wells
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Spy Sky Tension Defines Nuclear Test Ban Talks
The United States and Soviet Union remain divided over how to police underground tests, shifting to a sky based spy approach. Dean returns to Geneva with proposals as Zorin dismisses them, while both nations rush new test efforts. Presidents warn the stakes loom large for future generations.
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FDA reports limited thalidomide use in United States
The FDA told the Senate Judiciary Committee that thalidomide was distributed to 1,281 U.S. physicians and most had been contacted. A survey found a few U.S. birth deformities linked to foreign sources, not pills distributed domestically. Food and Drug Administrator George P. Larrick testified about potential future outcomes and timing for confirming safety, noting uncertainty until about January.
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United States
Food and Drug
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Senate Judiciary Committee
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Deaf Man Perfects Midget Transistor Hearing Aid
An article notes a hard of hearing inventor has perfected a tiny grounded hearing aid. The device claims to make whispers crystal clear and leaves others unaware of the hearing method. Readers are urged to write HEARING, P. O. Box 681, York, Pa., for information at no cost.
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