State Department History Recap and Senate Roles
The article reviews U S State Department hearings on six nominees and the Senate's role in shaping foreign policy. It traces cabinet and congressional relations from Wilson through Coolidge, Taft, and Harding, noting appointees with or without congressional ties and the evolution of foreign affairs structure since 1781.
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State Department
Congress
Senate
Hull
Chicago
Woodrow Wilson
William Jennings Bryan
South
Middle West
Robert Lansing
Lansing
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
William C. Bullitt
Bainbridge Colby
Colby
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Bemus Point
Chautauqua Lake
Wilson
American Peace Commission
Harding
Prident Coolidge
Taft
Knox
Frank B. Kellogg
Coolidge
Continental Congress
Dion
State
War
Treasury
Crs
Jefferson
Partment
Great Britain
Withholding tax changes take effect January 1 1945
New rates and exemptions alter withholding for millions of workers. Larger exemptions for dependents, tighter wage brackets, and graduated rates will raise some withholdings while lowering others. Examples show married couples and single earners with dependents affected differently.
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Alexander R. George Washington
Tess
Jim Smith
Bob Jones
Cory girl harpist gains fame in Pittsburgh concert
Twenty years ago Corry native Miss Ethel C. Whittlesey, daughter of Mrs. Mary Whittlesey, made a splash as a harpist guest soloist at the Ma sicas Club concert in Pittsburgh. Also reported are rising post office sales of postage stamps and stamped paper, icy streets hindering commutes, a Christmas cantata at First Presbyterian Church, extended store hours for holiday shopping, ahead of a Fort Wayne KOC game coming to Corry, and a note that under a microscope coat colors differ from appearances in ancient ferns.
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RY Evening Journal
Benth Street
Corry
Calegrove
Migional
Fred Kimball, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Whamber
Associated Press
Fost
Cartier
Cory Friends
Ethel C. Whittlesey
Mary Whittlesey
West Church Street
Cory Post Office
Bentley
Torlly
Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
Skin disorders are linked to handling food across the food industry from candy makers to lettuce pickers. Allergies to chocolate dairy products fruit handling cause dermatitis while tiny mites in dried fruit and peanut oil irritate workers. Rubber gloves impervious aprons and personal cleanliness are recommended for prevention.
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Brasilia
Quiz questions on page six about rivers and history
A set of seven quiz items asks about a river highway from Budapest to Vienna, a 1942 Royal family air crash in Scotland en route to Teeland, a term for chemical decomposition by electricity, correcting a quoted line, the so called prisoners of the Vatican, R. F. A. F.2, Stalin’s birthplace in Soviet Russia, Marines recruit terms, Manzoni's role, and Army slang for hand grenade.
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Budapest
Hungary
Viens
Austria
Scotland
Teeland
Vatican
Soviet Russia
Josef Stalin
L Marine Corps
Manzoni
Erie Council Debates Tax Hike and Bond Plan
Erie council weighs balancing the 1985 budget with either a one mill tax increase plus $86,000 in new bonds or refinancing bonds to hold current rates. Budget shortfall stands at $128,462. Finance director favors refinancing. mayor opposes. safety director supportive of the bond plan.
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ERI
Joseph C. Martin
Sher Hickey
Charles R. Barber
Father of Corry Man Dies at Franklin
Robert Canon 68 retired Franklin merchant died suddenly at 4 p m Sunday in Franklin Hospital where he was admitted Sunday morning He is survived by six children Mrs Howard Watt Mrs Glenn Dempsey Mrs Ross Grege of Tampa Fla Mrs Thomas Allen of Titusville and J W Canon of Corry Also survives by 10 grandchildren Body taken to Boyd N Park funeral home
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Franklin
Robert Canon
Franklin Merchant
Franklin Hospital
Howard Watt
Glenn
Dempsey
Ross Grege
Tampa
Fla
Thomas Allen
Titusville
J. W. Canon
Corry
Boyd N. Park
Storm toll climbs as two more deaths reported in Pennsylvania
Two additional fatalities from the week-long storm raise Pennsylvania’s death toll to twenty. A Cambria County miner, Edward Clean, 05, died of exposure after collapsing in snow on the way home. Oscar W. Goodwin, Eldered township supervisor in McKean County, died of a heart attack while clearing snow. Deer season ends with reduced harvest and many deer spotted in towns like Kane as heavy snow drives wildlife into streets. Warren protectors report far fewer deer than 1949.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Edward Clean
Cambria County
Dystart
Patrick McDermott
Oscar W. Goodwin
Eldred
McKean County
Wied
William. C. Matthews
Rector
Westmoreland County
Eaid
Warren
Hayes, T. Englert
George J. Norris
Kans
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Bach - Gounod
G.C. Murphy CO
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First Presbyterian Church
Wilson Root Bushnell
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Wants
Chenille
G. C. Murphy
The
Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
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Erie Council
Cristians
Kane
Ierennne Neers
North Corry
N. Center
Columbus
Armitage Phons
Delco
and Willard
Thomas Motor Co
Kiel
FAITH
Phillips
Norlt Center
Authorized
Farr Jewelers
Florida
Orchard Park
Hershey's
Baker's
Viti
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