Negroes Rising On Job Ladder Across Nation
In Our Opinion outlines progress in the civil rights era as reported by Irwin Ross. It notes widespread hiring of Negroes in white workplaces and rising promotions, with 17 major companies recruiting and training minorities, and nonwhite employment rising significantly in late 1962.
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The
Christian Herald
Irwin Ross
Ross
South
Atlanta
Greensboro
New Orleans
Tulsa
Mr. Ross
Library board discusses teen reading marks and staff cuts
The library reports shrinking year totals forcing reduction of page help from two to one this month. An adult teen reading mark system was adopted with blue stickers to identify acceptable teen reading. Carr School Board President Dr John Mohr and Superintendent Hasna attended the meeting along with other board members.
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Meiner
John Mohr
Carr School Board
Hasna
Hi. Anderson
George Gould
Smiley
Tannell
William Hall
M. C. Baldwin
Corry Evening Journal Ad and Production Note
An OCR fragment from The Corry Evening Journal lists advertising and production staff and various business addresses in New York Detroit Philadelphia and other locations. The snippet references the printing press and reproduction rights and mentions several entities without forming a complete report.
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Suudi
Eannigat Journal
Plater
George B Sample
Allan
Ibrouck
Adverta SeeSalin Picsetbom
Batpian
Producion Mskages
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
Fifth Avenue
New York
Michie Square Bullying
Kiece and Bond Building
Detroit
Chamber of Commerce
Weightman
Philadelphia
Ee Preas
Reflections on Kennedy Assassination and Mental Retardation
The piece blends grief over President Kennedy’s assassination with a call to address mental retardation. It cites dates and figures, praises Kennedy’s compassion, and suggests building mental retardation wings in hospitals. It notes a wartime memorial address by Hon. Fred Whipple of Meadville and local musical tributes at the Hike home.
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Hem
Kennedy
Texas
Bool
Fred Whipple
Meadville
Lodge
Mary Dean Sullivan
Corry
Johnson Daughters Move Toward White House Teen Life
Washington column profiles the Johnson daughters Lynda Bird and Lucy Baines, their White House arrival plans, personalities, and adjusted family dynamics. It notes Lynda 19 and Lucy 16 navigating security, school, and dating while maintaining public scrutiny and parental guidance.
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Johnson
Lynda Bird
Lucy Baines
Lucy
Him
Johnson Urges U.S. Patience Amid Policy Balance
President Johnson called for patience as he argued for a balance of power shift in favor of the United States. He said he would not sacrifice the advantages gained and stressed hope based on advances in working in the Soule Di menta8 as a central force in shaping foreign policy. He pledged to seek initiative in proposals, energy in action, and frankness in conduct from his department.
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Johnson
United States
Department For
Narrow escape at Pleasant and Center streets in Corry
A Star sedan driven by Mrs. Fred Shippe collided with an unknown cyclist at Pleasant and Center, demolishing the bicycle. Edith Lindsey, fourteen months, died after smoke from bedding pushed onto a stove ignited at a Route 1 farm home. The Swiss Bell Ringers return to Corry next month. Ladies Auxiliary plans a New Year’s charity ball at Corry Hospital. Corry engineers note that Curtiss plane valve springs are made by Raymond Manufacturing Co.
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Pleasant
Center Streets
Fred Shippe
Corry
Edith
B. C. Lindsey
Corry Hospital
Ladies Auxiliary of
Curtiss
Raymond Manufacturing Co
Bert Bell Award Goes to Colts Executive Kellett
The Bakers Club of Philadelphia named Donald S. Kellett, executive vice president and general manager of the Baltimore Colts, as the Bert Bell Award recipient for his contributions to football.
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Bert Bell
Philadelphia
Bakers Club of
Donald S. Kellett
National Football League
Baltimore Colts
Can a widower claim stepchildren as dependents
A widower may claim his wife's children as dependents if certain tests are met. He must provide more than half the support during the year and the child must not have gross income over 600 unless under nineteen or a student. Residence in the same household and stepchild status may influence the claim.
Buffalo Youth Arrested in YMCA Stabbings After Basketball Game
Erie basketball players Elmer Woodard Cleo Harris and Charles Heidelberg were stabbed at a YMCA dance after a game. Hubert Lowther 17 admitted feeling cold all over at seeing two youths scuffling on the stairs and began stabbing with a switch blade. Police say he was unsure if two or three victims were cut and all three wounded youths were hospitalized in Buffalo.
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Lis
Bunaid
Buffalo
Erie
Hubert Lowther
Elmer Woodard
Cleo Harris
Charles Heidelberg
Fdathall
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