Editorial: More Fiscal Skullduggery
An Erie County farming survey shows 1961 grossed 22.88 million with per capita income of 2758, above state. The piece criticizes federal price supports, farm subsidies, and rising surpluses, arguing government policy worsens costs for consumers and taxpayers while proposing no clear solutions. It condemns the National Farmers Organization for demanding more subsidies and accuses past policy of burdening taxpayers.
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Erie County
The
National Farmers Organization
World War II drive in Milne Bay area by Australian forces
Reported action describes Australian ground troops slicing through jungle in southeastern New Guinea with Allied air support, repelling Japanese incursions near Milne Bay. The text also mentions injuries from a motor accident and local education staff changes ahead of fall term.
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MacArthur
Australia
New Guinea
United States
Milna Bay
Iran
40 Years Ago August 1 Wee Education Opens School Term
A city note outlines the opening of the Cor ty public schools for the 1922-23 term with both grade and high school students sharing the new courses on a modern basis. Health issues delayed General John J. Pershing and other notable visitors during a visit to the area as preparations proceed.
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John J. Pershing
AER
George W Popper
Philarethia
W. C Seermil
Lafayette
George Wanhinetar
Polling and political bias in 1962 New York elections
George Sokolsky critiques a Louis Harris and Associates poll dated August 22 1962 claiming it overreaches by labeling voters as religious groups and suggests polls replace elections. He questions sample representativeness noting a sample of 82 from a 1 000 000 population and cites Farley Rockefeller race results with dubious Catholic and Jewish vote figures.
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New York State
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Harris
Elijah Muhammad
Harris and Associates, Inc
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Farley
El Escorial Visit From Madrid to Boxer Rebellion Scenes
In a breezy Spanish drive toward El Escorial the author muses on Philip II and the Monastery. A roadside Spaniard leads to a staged Boxer Rebellion sequence in Peking, while a running political poll note questions Democratic support among Jewish and Catholic voters.
Goldberg and Durkin shaped labor law shifts in earlier administrations
Washington AP analysis contrasts Arthur Goldberg and Martin Durkin as labor secretaries under Kennedy and Eisenhower. Durkin quit after nine months over an unfulfilled agreement. Goldberg, a staunch labor advocate, rose to the Supreme Court. Meany cites Congress as the barrier to Taft Hartley changes, while Goldberg and Kennedy pursued inflation control and wage restraint as guiding policy.
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Meany
Labor Organization
Kane Developers Acquire Another New Industry
Kane Developers enter Kane area industry expansion after completing legal work on the Holgate No 1 plant closure. KAIDC and Western Kane Products back new firm Affiliated Industries Inc a Pennsylvania woodwork manufacturer. Henry Schau president notes Kane community appeal and long term commitment. R J Hetznecker KAIDC president says negotiations complete for entry of the successor to Bern Kane Products. The company shipped one carload of wood and has new machinery en route while local wood purchases rise as upgrades proceed.
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Holgate No. 1
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Hearings End On Railroad Change In Pittsburgh
Public hearings closed on the Pitts burgh and Lake Erie Railroad plan to discontinue two trains between Pittsburgh and Youngstown Ohio. Only Pittsburgh opposed at the final session led by Examiner Donovan H Henry of the Public Utility Commission. New Castle officials had warned the move could isolate the city as the trains serve Corsopolis Aliquippa Beaver Falls Brighton Two Wampum and New Castle amid dwindling patronage. Pittsburgh may file a protesting brief and the city may also act.
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Yellow Cab Plans Safety Belts in All Philadelphia Cabs
Alfred Blashand president of Yellow Cab Companies, overseeing about 1,950 cabs in Philadelphia and Camden, NJ, announced yesterday that safety belts will be installed in all cabs for drivers and passengers, drawing praise from city and state officials.
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Yellow Cab Companies
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Kennedy era economy still in flux amid Congress week
The article notes a temporary truce in economic talk after the presidential press conference with less focus on the economy. It discusses how Congress final weeks and policy proposals will shape business plans, trade, tax policy, and consumer confidence, affecting the business cycle and hiring. It ends with a Miami News headline about Mayor Robert King High and his wife welcoming their fifth child, Bonnie Low High.
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Congress
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Supreme Court
Miami
Anthem not banned as school activity under ruling
Albanx, AP says state education commissioner James B. Allen Jr. ruled that the Star Spangled Banner may be sung read or recited in public schools as an official school activity while periods of silence for meditation may replace spoken prayers. He warned teaching religion is ok but not religious instruction.
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Gin
James B. Allen Jr
Allen
Corry Evening Journal publication details and rates
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff positions and management along with advertising contact details and AP affiliation. It notes mail and carrier rates, display advertising rules, and a 9 AM display ad deadline from the previous issue.
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