Local newspaper notice of AP rights and mail rates
Public notice fragment states Associated Press exclusive local news rights and republication, plus postal and mailing terms. Mentions Corry, Pa, second class matter, subscription and carrier rates, and advertising deadlines.
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Rising college costs and limited access threaten postwar education
A New York Times survey says tuition and related college costs rose about 50 percent since before the war, with similar hikes in other education expenses. The GI Bill nears completion, potentially restricting enrollment to higher income families, while the President’s Commission on Higher Education calls for federal scholarships and grants. It estimates 22 percent of Americans 16 to 24 could complete college but only about 16 percent were enrolled in four-year programs last year. The panel urges substantial federal funding, including at least 120 million annually for graduate fellowships, and notes the federal government must play a major role. Despite a pledge of 80 million annually for education below college level, new higher education funding may come later as the entering wedge for future federal spending. Also, U S life insurance reserves stood at about 45 billion dollars at end 1947.
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New York Times
President's Commission On Higher Education
Congress
Tax Collector's weekly push nets delinquent tax payments
Thousands of dollars in delinquent state county and school taxes have been paid into Tax Collector George H. Gordon offices during the past week. Gordon reports success in his campaign against delinquents.
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George H. Gordon
Lost hunter found after night in woods near Onoville
Kennedy resident Merle Abbey, about 50, walked out of Brown Hill near Onoville after a search that began Monday at 1:30 p.m. He was uninjured and not in shock. In a separate incident, a hunter from Russell, Pa., was wounded in the right thigh.
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Merle Abbey
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Onoville
Abbey
Pennsylvania
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Arthur Stanton
Ronald
Four Mile Run
Kinzig
Warren General Hospital
Exsparta Woman Dies At Saegertown
Blanche Nichols widow of Charles Nichols formerly of Spartanburg died yesterday at Saegertown. Survived by sisters Mrs Seaa Boyd Mrs A Wi Gruser Mrs Hi 1M Story of Girard and Mrs Eva Ryer of Buffalo. Body at Willis J Arnold Funeral Home Townville. Visitation after 3 p m today. Services Thursday 2 30 p m Interment Greenlawn Cemetery.
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Charles Nichols
Spartansburg
Saegertown
Seaa Boyd
A. Wi Gruser
North Hust
Story
Girard
Eva Ryer
Buffalo
Willis J. Arnold
Townville
Greenlawn
Brookville Hunter Missing In Pennsylvania Woods
Search for 10 year old Brookville contractor Ray H Richards intensified in Elk County Pennsylvania as volunteers scoured the big game woods after he became separated from his father while hunting. A plane assisted the effort. Two other lost hunters Elmer Walter 10 Warren and Robert Prosky 14 Emeigh were found.
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Elk County
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Emeigh
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Ble County
How’s Your I Q and Memory Exercise Review
A fragmented quiz page asks readers to track a monthly average score across ten questions. It mentions misprinted dates and unclear lines about displaced persons landing in the U.S. in October, addressing a commissioned officer, gender birth statistics, and a Chilean president removed by revolution.
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Army
Jose Buts Bestamante
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Oldest known medical device, state area query, and grammar fix
The fragment lists a question about the oldest medical device for members of the medical field amid oversupply and shortages. It asks to name the largest U S state by area and to correct a sentence about an item just coming off an assembly line. It also mentions Graton Connecticut and a Sound reference.
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United States
Graton
Connecticut
Three Youths Jailed for School Property Destruction
Pittsburgh dispatch reports three young men Clarence Turner 21 George Turner 26 and Dorsey Bridges 19 jailed for alleged wilful destruction at five east end schools. Officials say actual loot amounts to about 200 dollars despite 5 000 in property value cited in initial reports.
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Hien
East End
Clarence Turner
George
Dorsey Bridgese
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