All-Time Best Sellers and Minority Protection Debate
The column reviews all time best selling titles led by In His Steps and Gone With the Wind, noting sales figures and authors. It also discusses Senate filibuster use, highlighting Senator Sparkman’s view that it protects minority rights, potentially reshaping liberal and conservative lines.
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Gince
Jame
Alice Payne Hacketts
Charles Monroe Sheldon
Elbert Hubbard
Garcia
Sheldon
Thomas A Kempis
Christ
Hubbard
Eatkine Caldwell
God's Little Acre
Margaret Mitchell
Senate
John J. Sparkman
Alsfie
Tiberal
Lesses
Sparkman
Silent Vote Underscores Polls Result in Eisenhower Victory
Final official figures show a record turnout in the November election with 102,743,000 eligible voters. Eisenhower tallied 35,582,236 votes, Stevenson 26,028,887, and minor candidates 507,813, yet the silent vote or stayaways are described as the saddest fact of the election.
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Eisenhower
Burra
Adlai E. Stevenson
Memories of Carry 20 Years Ago Christmas 1936 Local report
Reports showing improved business conditions in the city are to be submitted to stockholders and directors of local split financial institutions next month. Colder weather today with rain later. forecasters predict rising temperatures. Allan Hasbrouck and his Key Stonians will perform at Hubbard's Hall French Creek on Thursday for a big New Year’s Eve dancing party. All invited.
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Allan Hasbrouck
Keystonians
Hubbard's Hall
French Creek
Roger Babson
Journal
Pennsylvania
Ralph A. Thompson Jr
Clymer
New York Holstein Frising Association
Erie
Dr Pail Siple
InTime Magazine
Warren State Hospital
di Nouz
Moreau
Association of Family and
Cooking class planned at Corry High School in 1916
In Corry 40 years ago the adults cooking class at Corry High School is nearly assured with Miss Gildersteeve set to lead weekly sessions. David Lemon of Prospect Street, an employee at the Glimax plant, suffered severe burns when hot metal forced onto his hands. A telegram to relatives reports Captain Brown of Company A may not return with his company, staying at the border for special duties.
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Corry High School
David Lemon
Prospect Street
Glimax
Brown
Methodists Plan Recognition Day at First Methodist Church
The church observes Student Recognition Day with Rev George A Myers delivering the morning message Day of Remembrance theme and an evening talk on Yet Little While Brudénl Hessentlion Day names students Alan Lindstrom Judy Steer dink and Marilyn Dincle taking part in readings scripture and prayers Seventeen students from Corry Methodist Church attend various institutions of higher education and will join the pastor in the morning service Also notes Union City livestock prices December 27 1956 and a report on the presidential election turnout and civic duties with vote tallies and reflections on citizen obligation.
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Pereratte See
George A. Myers
Brudénl Hessentlion
Schimols of
Fisher Learning
Corry Methodist Church
Alan Lindstrom
Judy Steerdink
Marilyn Dincle
Costs About The Same America Rings In The New Year
Associated Press reports New Year celebrations across the United States maintain similar price levels to prior years. Major cities like New York feature gala menus, formal dress, and $30 per person dining with drinks extra. Prices vary from $12 to $25 at clubs and hotels in other cities, with luxury venues charging up to $85 per couple for premium packages.
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America
Associated Press
Ameria
Eels
Tom
Hoseport Growin
Césis
Sumie
New Yorks
Embassy
Park Avenue
New York
Madrid
Cosoinl Grove
Los Angeles
Giro's
Hollywood
New Orleans
Roosevelt Hoxel
Blue Room
Louisiana
Christine
Detroit
Philadelphia
Refugees Shape U S Literature Music And Arts
A survey highlights refugee contributions to American culture in literature, music, science, and business. Notable figures include composers Weill and Stravinsky, pianists Serkin and Schneider, scientists Einstein and Fermi, and performers linked to wartime innovations. The piece notes immigrant-driven enterprises and questions on immigration quotas.
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Thors
Storle
Eicstémn
Ferm
Hi Lamarr
Peter Lorre
Albert Q.aussel
Jinilary
Redder
Otto Klemperer
Brimo Walter
Kurt Weill
Paul Hindemith
Igor Stravinsky
Rudolf Ser
University of
NorWar Spit
Einstein
Fer
Frantic
Sxilard
Maisel
Red Plan Shakeup Hits Soviet Leadership
Mikhail Perssuiktun was ousted as head of the state commission for Current Planning while Mastin Z Suburov was removed as part of a Kremlin effort to stabilize Russia's economy. Industrial and agricultural experts were named to assist Pervukiin as a five day party central committee meeting reported on economy failures and shortcomings.
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Kremlin
Mikhail Perssuiktun
Mastin Z. Suburov
Russia
Sik
Pervukiin
Roaming Round News Highlights and Local Holiday Buzz
Roaming around the holidays, industry ads target engineers at home for interviews while unions pool funds for a Christmas party for Ys youngsters. Local merchants report strong Christmas spending, with shoppers flooding downtown. Santa and gifts noted amid broader economic chatter and national TV trends.
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Santa Claus
Corry Jamestown
Ajax
Raymonds
Aero
Moose Club
Ajax Tronks
Mie Averdge Coy Tsite
United States
South America
Middle East
East Street
Altir Carre Pharman
Chrisemaas
Deelle Chirth
Peisa
Uncle Sam to Take More From Social Security Levy
The Social Security Administration confirms higher payroll taxes will start next week. Employers will deduct increased amounts from paychecks as part of 1986 changes to fund disability and survivor benefits. The new tax raises withholding on wages and affects monthly pensions for retirees and disabled workers, with benefits adjustments for dependents and long-term coverage.
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Sam
Tvery
Tony Dol
Buiy
Avith
Clato
Erle
Socist
Seecurity Administration
Olin
Tulise
Walker
Babur
Aavéraes
Monty eAloniies
Neriston Ottons
Alsto
Refugees Arrive in Erie Under Catholic Diocese Sponsorship
Monsignor Powers announced that a group of Kanienaed ob Tiingirat immigrants will depart Camp Kilmer today and arrive in Erie. The arrivals, including four children and two married couples, will be housed at the Richford Hotel and placed in jobs. local officials and citizens have asked about the plan and potential settlement challenges.
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Te Erie
Unis M. ‘Powars
Richford
Peters
Tom
Eiclavelon
Pobriser
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Pittburgh
Corry
Carry
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Ponder
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Meerdink
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Red Plan
Leoul CO
Goo Sarr
South Center St
Behin
Santa Monica
Mmalibi Beach
California
Toval
Los
Strorts
Titusrite
Outentie
Sehen
Thursailiyy
Rexall
N. Center St
Qlida
Model Dairy Company
Dial
West Smith St. Corry, Pa
P-Cac Funeral Home
Briggs & Stratton
Clinton
Continental Motors Cady and
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