La Prensa Freedom and Peron Critique Editorial
A column discusses the seizure of La Prensa in Buenos Aires by Juan Peron and its impact on the free press. It hails Dr Gavita Paz returning from exile and argues the press with church support helped expose Peron's dictatorship and undermine his regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Prensa
Argentina
Juan Peron
Buenos Aires
Labor Confederation
Peron
Gavita Paz
United States
Church
Courtesy Calls Across Youthful Generations in Japan
A dated reflection praises Japanese customs of adult sons formally thanking their parents at adulthood. It notes princes Yoshi and Akihito performing this rite, suggesting the practice as a model for cross cultural courtesy and kinship recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoshi
Akihito
Corry Officials Tackle Budget Crunch and School Cuts
Yesterday in Corry the Board of Education faced a major problem as contracts for the proposed vocations school were slashed by about seven thousand dollars. City taxes stay steady for 1996 with a 14 mill levy and a budget of 7,526 dollars approved. Mrs. E C Barnes was elected Board president and John B. Patterson became vice president.
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Board of Education
Supt. of Schools
Ralph S Dewey
E C Barnes
Corry
John B. Patterson
Riverside Erie News Fragments of Industrial Shifts and Local Crime
Local Erie area notes describe firms preparing to reopen out of a new North Center street office, closures and reassignments of factory work, and a push to relocate services. Mentioned are Eugene Leroy Kimmy's death, a Chrysler lineage, and urban plans tied to school construction. Police search reports and December snow cleanup frame a city trying to stabilize amid changing industry and public safety concerns.
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Ente County
Chrysler
Plymouth
Trent Protiralis
Sergril
Schoois
Wasnt
Coggar
Maprices
Beisau
David Fairchild
East Pleasant Street
Akating
Pennsylvania
Northwest
Pittsburgh
Saturda Linsdn
Carter
Erie Railroad
Corry
Mahoning Division
Meadville
The
Erie
Hunting- Lory
Elaine Rossin
L. A. Rossin
Fraklin Street
Home Economics
Penn State
Henstuytye Hopper
Harrisburg
George Myers
Anc
Center Street
Local church and education notes from December 1915
The Heard of Education schedules its December 6 meeting with R. Rogers taking duties as director. Bishop Fitzmaurice appoints Rev Brock of Erie as rector of St Elizabeth's Church. Rev Kranz departs for Philadelphia to serve as Navy chaplain. The N I T Club plans its fourth annual Christmas party on December 41 with over 350 invitations mailed.
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The
Heard of Education
R. Rogers
John ©. Fitzmaurice
Erie
Rev
Brock
St. Elzabeth's
Father Brock
Kranz
Philadelphia
TS Navy
N. I. T. Chub
Answers to Current Events Quiz on Classified Page
The quiz asks if the Thanksgiving turkey cost per pound rose or fell, if the Old Testament has more books than the New, whether excise tax differs between meat casings and inner tubes, if American women gained presidential voting rights with amendment, and if Brittany is part of Great Britain, plus a question about teachers and housewives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Department
Brittany
Great Britain
Keep Christ In Christmas Meditations In Corry
Meditations of the Corry Ministerial Association urge reflection on Luke 1 25 31 and the name Jesus as the savior amid a world in spiritual need. The piece cites biblical verses and notes the promise of Jesus’s named salvation while referencing local news items and a Brooklyn promotion.
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Christ
The
Corry Ministerial Association
Luke
Jesus
Rev
R. R. Merriman
Matthews
Matthew
Lord
Jesus Christ
God the Father
Union City Livestock Prices December 1 1955
Prices listed for hogs sows and beef cattle at Union City market on December 1 1955. Good and choice hogs 11 to 12 percent. sows 10 to 11. beef cows 9 to 11. canners and cutters 7 to 8. beef heifers 11 to 14. bulls 12 to 15. veal calves 20 to 26. heavy and medium calves up to 16. lambs 15 to 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Warren Borough Considers Real Estate Tax Increase
Warren council held a two hour session to raise 35000 for the 1956 budget with a first reading of a real estate tax measure by a 9 to 4 vote. Critics called it unfair hitting small buyers while supporters proposed raising the general tax rate with court approval. The meeting also approved personnel changes and planning commission appointments as the council adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
E. H. Beshlin
David Levine
Harry Logan Jr
James Frantz
Maurice
Heriley Rollabe
Scott Calderwood
Borough Planning Commission
Laskaris
Sculptor Jota Schwellr Dies at 92 in City
Prominent sculptor Jota Schwellr, 92, whose monument works adorn parks and public buildings in many cities, died Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jota Schwellr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corry Journal
West South Street
Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
Vance Alley
Telegraph-Sports
B.G. Bennett
National Advertising
Representate Bottinedli-Eimball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago Mortgage & Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Ride
Weightman
Associated Press
AP News
Carry
Shencer Road
Tidioute
Barbir Munim
Wastmian
Muarritd
Ttungta
Clla
W. F. Rickers
North Center Street
North Corry
Nancy McGregor
George Swack
U.S. Navy
Brooklyn
Winans Studio
Lenton A
Emaneates
Connie’s
Lady Locks
Libby
NelaTc
Theo
Bowfdel
Mary
Chosys Recaive
W.cordial
Ey Ony
Besstide + Dlakaunt Ca
Con Ste
Loblaws, Norte
Erie — Cornar Eighth & State Sts
Tuffy
Washington Sts
James
Carol Ann
Priscilla
General Electric
H. D. Baker
General Electric Co
East Lake Road
Leed’s
LEED
Factory Fresh
Firestone
Guarantead
Town & Country
Barney’s Firestone
South Center Street
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