In Our Opinion Half Way Registration in Erie County
In Our Opinion half way registration shows bias against rural voters as the Registration Commission, tied to the County Commissioners, fails to publicize accessible 4 percent registration sites. Corry residents face extra trips to Erie, while city residents register quickly. the commission has listed venues, but voters must seek them out, prompting criticism.
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Murals in Cuernavaca Reveal Japanese Christian Martyrology
Hal Boyle reports a hidden mural set in a Cuernavaca cathedral showing a Japanese Christian martyrdom tale. The scenes depict Europeans and Japanese converts executed during the early western push into Japan, where edicts forced friars to depart and torture and executions followed, with estimates of up to 200000 killed before Christianity faded from the country.
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Corry Evening Journal Advertisements Make Known Upon Application
The Corry Evening Journal lists advertising rates and deadlines. Public notices indicate subscription and delivery terms, with weekly and annual pricing terms and carrier delivery details.
Pearson investigates Minnesota senators in 1960 VP race
Washington report outlines Sen Hubert Humphrey and Sen Eugene McCarthy as top Democratic VP prospects. It notes their political bets, ties to oil and gas interests, past votes, and Johnson’s tight circle while evaluating each man’s suitability and potential impact on the 1960 ticket. Roy Chalk’s lobbying influence and a Humphrey rally are also discussed.
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Local resident thanks fire crew who saved life on scene
A grateful citizen writes that a three and a half minute response by a fire rescue crew saved a life Monday evening in the local garage. The operator alongside the ambulance carried the resuscitator to where needed, directing traffic and assisting until hospital arrival.
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Philadelphia Welcomes Democratic Delegates En Route to Atlantic City
Mayor James H. J. Tate invites all delegates and visitors to spend time in Philadelphia on the way to the Democratic convention in Atlantic City. Hundreds of delegates will land at Philadelphia International Airport, with a Philadelphia Hospitality Center set up at the airport to assist travelers and visitors.
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Allied Forces Break Through Near Selle River Front
Supreme Headquarters reports Lt Gen Fatton's left wing crossed the Selle River northwest of Paris while his right wing advanced along a broad front southeast of the city. A likely encirclement against an enslaved French capital aims to seal the operation as news reaches communities. In other items, Lt George Prana is reported killed in action, Lt William A. Nielsen jailed in action, and Pvt Robert E. Roden slightly wounded in France.
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Summer Money Trends Show Mixed Economic Signals
A Federal Reserve report highlights faster turnover of checking accounts outside major centers, with New York City leading gains. Stock market sentiment remains cautious as short interest declines modestly. Housing starts fall in July, while July dividend payments rise to 1.158 billion dollars. Overall money flow stays brisk, giving businesspeople cautious optimism for autumn.
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Westinghouse wins $9 million Cape Cod turbine contract
Westinghouse Electric Corp has been awarded a nine million dollar contract to build a 520,000 kilowatt turbine generator for Stone and Webster Engineering Corp. The generator will be installed at the New England Gas and Electric Association's new Cape Cod plant.
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Journey With The Kids Through Madrid Rome Athens And More
Jim Bishop plans a family trip with Karen and Kathleen visiting Madrid Rome Athens Cairo Jerusalem Bethlehem Gethsemane Calgary the Hebrew temple and Haifa Tel Aviv Zurich. He notes travel joys and worries about exposing children to culture and history, with hopes they learn languages and see diverse nations.
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Improbable Travel Dreams and Two Siblings
A parent muses on how travel will imprint two daughters Karen and Kathleen. The girls attend St Matthew's School as B plus students and share feisty, contrasting personalities. Anecdotes reveal their curiosity, childish mischief, and a candid exchange about the word sex between the sisters.
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Bear Lake Area News Notes Update
News notes from Bear Lake Area report local visits and hospital stays. Smith is a patient at WCA Hospital in Jamestown. Ivan Hawkins of Jamestown visited J C Manwaring family. Frances Aaron is visiting relatives in Brookville. Mrs Donald Beckwill returned from Corry Memorial Hospital after a brief stay. A number two attended Abbe Reformed Church services in Clymer. Max Benmink with Columbus Choir offered special music. A variety shower for EUB Church honored Miss Grace Morton with gifts and hospitality.
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Plundering Policeman Claim Filed in Indianapolis Case
Joseph Woods of Indianapolis filed a $125 damage claim alleging a patrolman scratched his windshield while writing a traffic ticket. Woods said a ring worn by patrolman William Clue nicked the windshield.
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