The Political Year highlighted by state legislatures in 1957
The article notes forty-five of forty-eight states plan sessions in 1957 with January start in most. Governors prepare state messages and presidents set federal tones as leaders aim to rally legislative support for their goals. The piece reflects on how politics shapes state and national trajectories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arizona
Colorado
Gers
Kansas
Massachusetts
Gia
New Jersey
New York
Island
South Carolina
West Virginia
Maryland
Jegislar
Florida
Kentucky
Mississippi
Virginia
Chier
Network education via television to boost higher education
The National Broadcasting Company offers its network facilities to all noncommercial educational stations. It will transmit three half hour programs from its studios and two more from the Educational Television and Radio Center at Ann Arbor. Five half hours weekly will be broadcast to stations operated by universities school systems and unity groups.
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National Broadcasting Company
Exjjcational Television and Radio Center
Ann Arbor
Mich
Uiversities
Educational broadcasts to air 300000 plan revealed
The program includes mathematics and government taught by selected scholars. Over 300000 will be spent in two thirteen week sessions in spring and fall. NHG will record films for repeat broadcasts and classroom use, marking a pioneering sound engineering project for future education via the airways.
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Lve
NHG
Yesterday's Memories of Corry Twenty Years Ago
December 21 1936 reports heavy snow across Corry and nearby areas delaying travel and hindering roads. WPA projects resumed with upgraded sewer work and added tools while a lighting contest and local industry plans move forward. Religious meditations celebrate the Prince of Peace as Christmas approaches.
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Corry
Hazaardous
Hue
Brakeshire sale to Wes York interests confirmed
Reports that the United States Brakeshire Company will be sold to Wes York interests are confirmed by officials of the plant. The announcement follows weeks of negotiation and signals a major change in ownership affecting workers and operations at the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur O. Burgess
Prince of
Tsaash
Reig
United States Brakeshire Company
Wes York
Arbitrators Award $433 in Car Accident Damage
Arbitrators yesterday favored Fred id Virginia Anderson of Tid ioute in a suit against Willis Harper of Titusville. The panel awarded $433.50 for car damage from a crash on Route 35 two and a half miles east of Pleasantville on September 27, 1955, and found against Hagger in the countersuit. The Andersons were represented by Attorney Thomas Ferris with other counsel.
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Ec Eer
Fredid Virginia Anderson
Tidioute
Willis Harper
Titusville
P Rich
Thomas
John H. Boze Jr
Roy S Peters
Andersons
Pleasantville
Hagger
Atty Thomas
Ferris
Harger
State Tax Plan Faces Mixed Reactions From Lawmakers
Lawmakers express opposition to a new one cent cigarette tax and question the 240 million dollar revenue estimate. Some deem the beer and liquor levy excessive and harmful to tavern owners while others remain undecided on further proposals. Readinger opposes extending taxes beyond current commitments.
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Readinger
Readiinger
Mahany Iso
Beer Sud
Helm
Florida boom fuels real estate rush and new settlers
Hal Boyle notes a Florida boom as residents pour into the state, selling land to new settlers while tourists flood in. Prices rise and miles of Everglades may be paved for parking as 3,000 to 4,900 families settle, many drawn by retirement and new opportunity in a rapidly growing Sunshine State.
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Miami
Florida
Everglades
Tin State
Okigiona Land
Nish
Tule
Ike
Patel
Devhiins
Rites Held for Ethel Jones at Bracken Funeral Home
Funeral service for Miss Ethel T Jones was held yesterday afternoon at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev Robert DeBoer officiating. Interment followed at Ping Grove Cemetery. Bearers named Bells Thomas, Charles Huberts, Chet Messinger, ME Shambaugh, Donald Simonsen, and Ini Ry Miller. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. George Grice, Donald Chuiee Mp, Mrs. Harvey Grice, Mr. and Mrs. Wile Hird Jones, Muskigon, Michel Mr. (i) Mrs. Clyde Jones, Meadville, Mr aunt Mrs Raymond Querreyela, Clymer, and Mrs Joseph Andir vin, Janis Lown.
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Ethel Jones
Ethel T Jones
Bracken Funeral Home
Robert DeBoer
Ping Grove
Bells ‘Thomas
Charles —Huberts
Chet Messinger
ME. Shambaugh
Donald Simonsen
Ini
Ry Miller
Amonle
Myx
George Grice
Donald Chuiee
Harvey Grice
Buffilos
Wile Hird Jones
Muskigon
Michel
Clyde Jones
Meadville
Raymond Querreyela
Clymer
Mrx Joseph
Andirvin
Janis Lown
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Corry Journal Peete
Focal
Corey Drepatchies
Cerrier
Bern Garey
S&h Green Stamps Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Cory
Charles Stewart
Stewart
Genler Street
Cony Furniture Company
South Center
South Streets
Columbus
Bilen
Cony
Comn
Earth
Heaven
Christ
First Methodist Church
Corry, PA
Carmel Quinn
Mario Lanza In “Serenade
Offenbach
America
Jazz
Dave Brubeck
Swan Lake
Kismet
Slocum
E. Main St
Columbia
Guardian
U.S Pol
pWeallanter
S&h
Hal Boyle
Keystone, VanCise’s
Gilson's
General Electric
Citizens National Bank
MR. Keppel Tiffany
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Roberts
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