In Our Opinion on Senecas and a Lost Tribe
The piece criticizes government pressure on the Seneca Indians forced from their home for the Kinzua Dam, while Congress argufies over compensation. It notes a Carnegie Museum archaeology grant for Monongahela history, arguing the disparity highlights a national disgrace in civil rights and poverty policies.
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Allied invasion advances into southern France in August 1944
A large Allied fleet protected by smokescreens poured reinforcements into southern France at beachheads won by American and French forces. Roosevelt vowed Allied armies would push into Germany and Japan. Pvt. Kenneth A. Young, formerly of Montgomery Ward, wounded in France and in an English hospital. Lieut Homer Billard met 70 combat missions with the fighter ship named after his hometown. Warren Fargo’s son Pvt. Lowell Fargo slightly wounded in France. Corry teachers shift as Helen Fordyce resigns to teach in Meadville. Nick Garter loses to Bill Dyckes in Country Club golf semi‑finals on a final hole win.
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Sir Henry Maitland Wilson
Kenneth A. Young
Montgomery Ward
England
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Corry Evening Journal Ad Rates and Publishing Details
The Corry Evening Journal lists subscription and single copy prices, with annual and weekly options. Publication references include Associated Press rights and multiple city buildings, indicating standard metro news operations.
Dirksen shifts from defending Court to skirting it
Everett Dirksen, once a foe of Roosevelt’s court packing, now pushes a quick amend ment to the foreign aid bill aimed at gutting Supreme Court power. He leverages rushed action as Illinois reapportionment looms, while Johnson nominates two new figures to the Federal Power Commission.
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What Is The Law About Family Support
A marriage obligates the husband to support his wife and children. If the marriage ends, he still must support his children unless changed by circumstances. If the husband cannot or does not support them, the wife's parents can be compelled to contribute according to their financial ability under Pennsylvania support law.
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Five Nurses in Training and a Nation Short of Care
Jim Bishop portrays five young women in a nearly empty nursing school as they pursue a one year Practical Nurse program. The article notes a national shortage of nurses, contrasts PN and RN pay, and names several top PN schools and mentors before closing on the house mother and the girls’ farewell.
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Priests Capture Burglar at St. Agatha’s Church
In Philadelphia two Roman Catholic priests restrained a burglar during a rectory struggle at St. Agatha's Church. Rev. John Luksys 49 suffered cuts and bruises while assisting police. Rev. William J. Walsh pastor helped subdue the suspect Merle M. Manchus 36. Manchus faced charges including burglary aggravated assault and battery larceny receiving stolen goods unlawful entry and loitering and was held without bail.
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Mount Sinai nursing school’s rise in Miami Beach tale
The piece recalls Mount Sinai Hospital origins from the Nautilus Hotel in the 1920s, built by Max Orovitz and partners to aid the sick with top physicians. Carmen Ross led the nursing school, enrolling about 60 PN students yearly. It notes rooms labeled No Man’s Land, modest tuition, and the discipline shaping aspiring nurses amid personal struggles.
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Stocks rebound as economy steadies despite Viet Nam tensions
New York AP reports stocks regained much of their late summer losses. The Dow Jones industrial average hovered around 840 after a sharp drop tied to naval clashes, then recovered with a 15 cent net loss from the pre-crisis level. Profit reports remained strong, and cash dividends for NYSE 10-stocks reached 6.9 billion in the first half, up 9.1 percent from 1963.
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Russo Named Erie County Recreation Director Candidate
Erie county Recreation Board recommends Peter J. Russo for the first county recreation director post at an $8,500 annual salary. Russo, 27, a Gannon College basketball standout and former Erie city recreation director, would resign city post if commissioners confirm. He would take office September 1 and oversee 110 seasonal staff and a $48,000 budget.
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Cronin Next Up In Yanks Sale Debate
Boston report says American League President Joe Cronin may call a league meeting over CBS 80 percent purchase of Yankee stock. Arthur Allyn claims the deal violates league constitution while Rep. Geller warns of possible Cellar collision. CBS disputes antitrust concerns citing legal guidance.
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New Sports Editor Named for Cleveland Plain Dealer
Hal Lebovitz was appointed sports editor of the Cleveland Plain Dealer yesterday, succeeding Gordon Cobble Dick who retired after 41 years with the newspaper.
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