Remember Pearl Harbor Day But War Material Ties Shift
An Our Opinion piece marks Pearl Harbor Day noting the 1941 attack that killed over 3,000 sailors and crippled the Pacific Fleet. It laments current U S purchase of war materiel from Japan to aid the Vietnam effort, arguing it clashes with memory of the dead while urging remembrance of Pearl.
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Fire at Winecoff Hotel Kills 114 in Atlanta
Yesterday's Memories recounts a mysterious pre dawn blaze at the 15 story Winecoff Hotel in downtown Atlanta. At least 114 dead and 100 injured as authorities work to identify victims and determine cause. Also noted are local arrivals from Taylor University, ongoing Penn gas test drilling near Carter Hill surpassing 380 feet, and a 1927 city tax levy raise from 13 to 1444 mills with a $95,414.45 budget.
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Education Board Elects E C Barnes President
Mrs E C Barnes was reelected president of the Board of Education at the re organization meeting in the school offices for the coming year John Love was named vice president. Seventy four poles owned by Le Mutuz Telephone Company at Cester street will follow consolidation by which the company took over the Gell system in this city.
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Pearl Harbor anniversary and other historical milestones
December 7 marks key events including the 1941 Pearl Harbor attack with heavy U S casualties, 1787 Delaware ratifying the Constitution, 1916 Lloyd George becoming UK prime minister, and postwar Vatican II closes. Also a Chicago elevated train fire injures many and Pope Paul VI's Vatican II decrees are noted.
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Reading Thomas Merton The Monastic Writer Explored
Jim Bishop reviews Thomas Merton's Conjectures of a Guilty Bystander noting the monk's broad religious sympathy, vivid quotations, and humane critique of rigid pieties. He admires moments of insight, cites Gandhi and Marx as thought partners, and acknowledges Merton's uneven prose alongside sharp moral observations.
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Pearl Harbor's shadow and a teen in the 1960s
Drew Pearson writes to his grandson Georgie born near Pearl Harbor Day. He compares 25 years of world change, warns against McCarthy era isolation, and argues for renewed dialogue with China. He cautions on future war risks in Asia, highlights Vietnam, and hopes leaders learn from past mistakes.
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Japan shifts from war to peace amid booming economy
On the 25th anniversary of Pearl Harbor Japan’s economy booms with industrial strength and peaceful aims. Trade with the United States and Vietnam fuels gains while Japan relies on imports for coal and ore. Despite resource limits, Japan leads in transistor radios, shipbuilding, and steel, running a balance of payments surplus.
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Corry Evening Journal Advertising and Rate Note
The Corry Evening Journal lists production workers and managers including Allan Hasbrouck and G. Bergman. It notes advertising by Bottinelle Rimball Inc and details mailing and carrier rates for subscriptions and delivery.
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Albumin in Urine and Nerve Deafness Causes
Albumin in urine may be transient or indicate kidney infection or disorder of the filtering system if persistent. Tests track kidney function. annual urine studies aid early diagnosis alongside sugar, blood, casts, and bacteria. Nerve deafness has known causes like congenital issues, injuries, meningitis, strokes, and toxins, but cures remain limited. research includes experimental surgeries and devices by House and House. The American Hearing Society offers guidance, with local chapters providing advice. Severe leg cramps while walking may signal tobacco sensitivity.
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