Not Time For It On Spies And Nuclear Inquiry
Editorial cites a London Telegraph letter from Virginia Graham asking female spies when they discuss nuclear weapons with targets. The Ottawa Journal notes the humor in English propriety about naval defenses and romance.
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Irish Wit Echoes In Irish Speech And Car Bragging
A compact sampling of Irish speech from London noted for its vivid, humorous lines. It contrasts critics and reproof with rustic, picturesque phrases. The anecdotes feature a farmer praising a battered car and a jaunting car driver reacting to liquor at a monastic house.
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Thunderous air offensive and Allied strategy talks
A 1943 dispatch describes a fierce Allied air assault on Hitler's Europe and questions where future strikes will land. Reports from Quebec note a faster Allied push on the eastern flank as Britain and the United States fine tune their strategy. The Washington briefing links rising bomber losses to growing Allied output and aerial armadas. Separate notes mention wage and draft policy impacts, a local flood bank leadership change, and a minor baseball moment as Solyst doubles Swantek home for the run.
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Medicine chest annex reveals a society of pills
Jim Bishop notes a cluttered bathroom medicine chest and annex with pills, toners, cosmetics, and dental items highlighting changing times. He recalls Dr. Tre whelm’s hygiene guidance and laments shortages amid a broader wartime era of rationing and thrift.
Kennedy Era Ties Shake With Langdon Marvin Jr
Drew Pearson notes Langdon Marvin Jr., Franklin D. Roosevelt’s successor classmate, faced scrutiny after aiding JFK’s 1960 campaign and obtaining free Library of Congress space. The piece recalls Marvin’s role as Senate counsel and his later travel with Embassies during Allen Ellender’s Africa trip, highlighting political tension and echoed warnings from Kennedy aides.
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Corry Evening Journal contact and masthead note
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Teen Cadet Accident Injures Finger At Camp
Jefferson teen John Stanley Taylor aged 17 accidentally shot his left hand while at a Jefferson area camp. He was treated at Warren General Hospital for a fractured finger caused by a .22 revolver hammer release. Taylor and 12 other cadets stayed with director William Easton during the drill team outing in Limestone Township.
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Raid at Carter Field: Band members lose cash during performance
Police report a theft of $44 from five billfolds in the Cornplanters Drum and Bugle Corps locker area during a performance at Carter Field. The doors were reportedly locked. Titusville man Frank McGarvey, 23, was fined $50 for a street fight with a 17 year old corps member, who was released for extenuating circumstances.
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Economy Surprises As Third Quarter Defies Slowdown
New York AP reports midyear data showing the economy strengthens despite expectations of a waning third quarter. Industrial output stays high with steel and autos dipping only briefly while services, trade, and construction rise. Retail sales and consumer spending grow, debt up but confidence steady. projections lift national output toward around 590 billion this year.
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East German escapes via luggage compartment to West
An East German technician named Wilhelm Hofta from Meissen fled to the West by hiding in a car’s luggage area. He crossed the Austrian border with a friend’s car on Saturday without detection by border guards in Hungary.
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