See Stalker for Details Summary
Editorial questions government regulation after Jesse Stalker, a Ravenna dairyman, nearly faced a 20000 penalty for buying cream in 20 quart containers. The Agriculture Department conceded the issue was technical and he escaped, but the piece warns that rules remain and regulators seek more power. The American Bar Association urges curbing new regulations. See Stalker for details.
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Jesse Stalker
Stalker
Ravenna
Town Socials and War News From August 17 1943
The page reports on St Thomas Church social events and Allied actions in the Southwest Pacific focusing on Vella Lavella Island and Rabaul. It notes Britain’s evacuation of non residents from coastal areas and calls for a second front in Europe. Local items include a car fueling outlook, a fire in Oklahoma City, a fatality in Carlton, a marriage in Mayville, the King's Heralds charity effort to India, and David Hillstrom’s candidacy for school director.
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Ladies Allied
London
Great Britain
Adolf Hitler
Britain
Russia
Square becomes new definer of virtue in Harvey essay
Paul Harvey rails at the misuse of the term square praising a modern square who volunteers, stays within his means, and respects tradition. He contrasts old ideals with today’s flashy labels and lauds figures like Hale, Henry, and Washington while noting a square’s quiet patriotism.
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Twomi
Attaturk
George Washington
Turkey
Ataturk
Thad
Onkara
Teberal
Merdayes
U. S
Drew Pearson Probes Turkish Missile Moves and Cuba Link
In Istanbul Drew Pearson reports that 60 intermediate range missiles were quietly removed from Turkey last winter and spring. He interviews Turkish Premier Ismet Inonu about the test ban treaty and possible ties to the removal of Russian missiles from Cuba.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Russia
Khrushchev
Cuba
Adlai Stevensoni
Italy
Premier Inonu Reflects On Cold War Missile Removal
Inonu discusses US Turkey and Italy missile withdrawals after Cuba crisis. He cites mutual understanding with the United States, notes no bargaining, and recalls long range missiles as the future of warfare. He also comments on Greek Turkish tensions and press freedom.
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United States
Unitedtates
Sumors
Inonu
Menderes
Greece
Hts
Corry area news highlights nonprofit aid and new projects
Local Shriner volunteers receive praise for work with crippled children at Zem Zem Hospital. Corry Union City Shrine Club funds and maintains child wards. School district spends 1500 for football coaches but 200 for high school paper advisor. Planetarium in new high school addition eyed at 32000, with construction and unemployment context noted. Army airbone paratrooper Slye.
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Zem Zem Hospital
Corry Memorial Hospital
Edgar Alexander
Corry-Unon City
Fairview Playground
CAHS
Corry
Homer Kolstee
Archie ‘Hurlbut
Helen Morrell
Helen Brown
Bertha Darwin
Loretta Belden
Marion Rumbaugh
Ruth Downey
Helen Johnson
Laura
Coogan
E.R. Hasbrouck
Mead Avenue
Corry Area
Delta Omega
Delta Sigma Phi International Praternity
Fern College
Cleveland
ASTME
Union City
Erie
Local coin market and veteran notes in brief
Mint in Philadelphia reports cots coins rising in value from 2.10 to 2.75 and a broader range adding up to 1 cent pieces, struck by hand and wrapped for preservation. Culpeper VA recalls Col. Clifford Miller’s 1913 Army career, now retired and woodworking enthusiast. Brinks armored car guards escorted 1,220,000 dollars in bonds to Pittsburgh after validation at a local bank.
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Thailand
Mint
Philadelphia
Easlier
Han
Imily
Culpeper
Clifford Miller
Corty
Carl
Elgin
South Center Street
Brinks
Citizens Bank
Pittsburgh
Bible Reading Controversy Moves School Board Action
A Corry School Board decision to drop Bible reading and the Lord's Prayer in schools draws a community response from Christian readers. Rev Earl O Docherty of The Christian and Missionary Alliance Church warns against removing God and the Bible from public life citing Acts and constitutional debates.
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Corry
Jesus
Peter
Supreme Court
Earl O. Docherty
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
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Oklahoma City
Independent Petroleum Association of America
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Plessie Fosburg
Washington ‘Street
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Ads Home
O A Clymer
Carlton
de Charles Craker
Mraplie
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Flora Blair
King’s Heralds
Mrs. Henry Group
India
Utte
David Hillstrom
Corry Jamestown Mfg. Corp
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Corry Journal Publily
Eeeeerry Evening Journal
Gescue
William Eston
Hasbrousle
John McLaughlin
Toretan
G. Ty Bergman
Eeecana
Bottinells-Kimball, Inc
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Chicago Mortgage and Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Commerce
Spry
Paul Harvey News
Charles Brower
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Patrick Henry
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Shepard
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Cooper
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Black Sea
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Elder Statesman
Twonu
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England
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Coenplaints
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Army Pfe
Douglas B. Slye
Kathy
Georgia
South Carolina
101St Airborne Division
Fort Campbell
Victor Slye
R. D
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Erie County Health Department
Buffalo
Gerald Palmer
University of Michigan
Cor? Ry
Meadville
Scholastic
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Ardeth Bull
Arden J. Bull
Citizens National Bank
Bangkok
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Wantads
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