Editorial: West Berlin Cry Spurs U.S. Reaction
The piece laments anti Yankee sentiment in West Berlin after a youth was shot escaping to the west. It condemns Berliners for turning on the United States while praising allied aid and warns against relying on East German authorities for punishment. The author argues for firm stance and warns that Western Berlin’s tone mirrors globally troubled nations.
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West Berlin
Hitler
United States
Speakie
Dieppe marks Allied air dominance in Western Europe
London reports the clipped German air force in western Europe as a major early gain from Dieppe. Allied air mastery is now seen as complete beyond challenge over Britain and the channel, with rumors of new rationing measures and other wartime actions circulating locally.
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London
Europe
Dieppe
Channel
40 Years Ago a Scarty Gitee We pees Hine toer
40 years ago a scarce yet extensive project began in the area with about 28 experienced workers and many residences already nearing completion. The enterprise faced delays as farms and homes went under construction, marking a significant development in the district.
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Boone Jin Ile
Falmerviis Chr Hemes
Sica Dow Sre
Damalruct ON
YMCA Calendar Week of August 2ta Tuesday
Calendar fragment shows YMCA events with unclear items including talk of a Wom event and various activities. Readable hints mention a 4pm session labeled Fe Y Coewinice and a movie theme. Saturday note references Attess Keras Pye and Family Night with a bicycle activity.
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Hohe Ceramice
The Era of Scientific Elite and a Postal Oddity
George Sokolsky muses on how children now chase space and missiles and grown politics lean on science and team work. He surveys Eisenhower and Kennedy’s science office, federal R and D spending, and a mechanized world, then shares a personal, comic postal mixup with misplaced mail days and a Cape Cod detour.
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Astromaits
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Office of Science and Technology
Government versus private competence in US policy debate
Paul Harvey argues the split in Americans over who should run affairs. He attacks big government as wasteful and indecisive, citing spiraling debt, high taxes, and flawed policies. He contends individuals can manage better and urges rolling back government to empower private enterprise and personal responsibility.
Debt climbs past 300 billion as World War II and New Deal reshape finances
James Marlow surveys U S fiscal history from 1849 through 1962, detailing debt levels, surpluses, and deficits across presidential administrations. He notes the shift from isolationist policy to international engagement, the New Deal, wartime spending, and the ongoing challenge of balancing expenses with income.
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Roosevelt
Pearl Harbor
United States
Harry S. Truman
Eisenhower
Russia
Kennedy
Treasury
31 000 Area Countians Get Polio Vaccine
Warren County reports about 81 090 polio vaccine doses given in two Sunday clinics for Type II, with 245 more Type II doses than Type I. Local clinics at Warren, Youngsville, Sheffield, Russell, Sugar Grove, Tidioute and Columbus detailed crosses show varied increases, while Columbus did not hold a clinic.
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Warren
Warren County
Warren County Medical Society
Youngsville
Russell
Tidioute
Sheffield
Sugar Grove
Columbus
Pennsylvania Personal Income Rises Two Percent in 1961
The Commerce Department reports Pennsylvania personal income for last year at $25,033 billion, up two percent from 1960. Per capita income rose one percent to $2,261, while national personal income increased four percent to $414 billion in 1961.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Pennsylvania
Investment abroad slows as U S firms eyebrow overseas
New York AP reports that U S capital spending abroad shows a slowdown in overseas subsidiaries while many corporations still plan continued foreign investment. Commerce data indicate a mixed picture with some firms increasing overseas spending despite a softer European growth rate and tax considerations looming over repatriation.
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New York
Department of Commerce
U.S
Commerce Department
Europe
Department
Latin America
Canada
Congress
Lone Worker Pickets Hiring Dispute at Jamestown Ramp
Telaloy of Sinclairville union member yesterday picketed Jamestown's $300000 parking ramp project alleging the contractor Noyd and Neworaski hired three Erie Ironworkers over area workers. The union did not authorize the action. Vernon Myers of Erie was set to investigate. Steel deliveries were noted as ongoing by supervisor Howard Briggs.
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Jamestown — Thon Telaloy
Sinclairville
United Tron Workers Union
Telahoy
Erie
Unio
Vernon Myers
Busines
Noyd & Neworaski
Jamestown
Howard Briggs
Corry Evening Journal advertising and publication notice
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff roles and national ad agency Bottinelli Rimball Inc. It notes AP exclusive republication rights, mail filing in Corry Pa, price 1100 per year, 8 cents per copy by carrier, 50 cents per week, and display ad deadline 9 am previous publication.
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Corry Evening Journal
George BR. Sample
William Baton
Allan Hasbrouck
John Mebsurhlin
G. T. Bergman
National
Bottinelli-Rimball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
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Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
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Focal
Corry
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