In Our Opinion on ARA Shuns Good Advice
The Meadville Tribune editorial condemns the Area Redevelopment Administration for a $942,000 loan to a Pennsylvania firm that lasted six months. It questions ARA’s management, cites SBA warnings about market, profitability, and collateral, and warns that potential losses of about $230,000 threaten broader authorization and stricter oversight.
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Area Redevelopment Administration
Pennsylvania
Jamies D. Weaver
ARA
Small Business Administration
Meadville Tribune
Uncharitable Opinion Sparks Talk in Cherryvale Paper
A fragment from The Cherryvale Republican quotes a controversial line about gender and social behavior, reflecting local newsroom tone and reader reaction to a heated social topic. The brief item notes the quote appears in a Cherryvale Kansas publication and illustrates early 20th century attitudes.
Hangover cures and folklore in Hal Boyle Americana
Hal Boyle ponders New Year hangovers and the failed science of cures. He cites a psychology tome by Ben Jatain Karpman, mocks hair of the dog remedies, and relays a Congo tale of cooking a crocodile and hippopotamus in a bun to explain hunger and relief. The piece blends humor with cultural references and folklore.
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Sricate
Science
Fras
Mammonhal
Phaye
Benjatain Karpman
St. Elizabeth's Hospice
Denh
Italee
Ming
Congo
Civil rights leaders clash over Mississippi seatings
A Leadership Conference for Civil Rights closed session debated seating Mississippi Congressmen vs Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party representatives. Key figures included NAACP, SNCC, Martin Luther King’s group, and AFL CIO voices. The panel favored opposing the regular Mississippi incumbents but did not back seating Freedom Party delegates. consensus remained elusive as the session adjourned near midnight.
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The
Leadership Conference
Labor
NAACP
Dr. Martin Luther King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
SNCC
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Clarence Mitchell
Bill Higgs
Mississippi Freedom Democratic
Congress
Mississippi
Aaron Henry
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party
Evers
Freedom Party
Washington
Sippi
Corry Evening Journal Ad Rates and Office Details
Corry Evening Journal staff and office information appears with names such as George R Sample and Allan Hasbrouck and production roles listed. The text notes advertising rates by mail and carrier delivery, and mentions display advertising terms and prepublication rates and contact details for the Pittsburgh National Advertising representative.
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Corry Evening Journal
Fuptisner
George R. Sample
William Eaton
City Taller
Allan Hasbrouck
McLiuphlin
Bergman
National Advertising
Bottinelli-Cimball, Inc
Tik Pout
Corry
Claes Mall
Iy Mall
Koby
Sleepy Driver Major Threat On Turnpike
Joseph J. Lawler chairman of the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission warned that sleepy driving causes many accidents. He noted 300000 vehicles passed during the Christmas weekend with 13 minor injuries and no fatalities. Toll clerks and state police denied entry to 38 drivers and issued warnings to 487 during the holiday safety checks.
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HaRkiopuate
APA
Joseph J. Lawler
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Turnpike
Lawler
Polio Free Year Nears Completion in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg AP report says Pennsylvania nears a year without a polio case. Health Secretary Dr. Charles L. Wilbur credits the nine year immunization program starting with Salk vaccine. Last year had 110 polio cases. seven million Pennsylvanians received Sabin oral vaccine doses in two years.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Charles L. Wilbur
Wilbur
Police Uncover Mammoth Still In Philadelphia Raid
Police raided a 25 foot still in a garage and warehouse uncovering 50 000 gallons of mash 227 five gallon cans of proof alcohol 224 110 pound bags of sugar and a 2000 gallon boiler it was the citys largest operation in 15 years led by Apt Joseph Pearson none of the operators was in the building at the time the still cost up to 100 000 to set up with an estimated 80 000 to 100 000 value and potential return after 20 days of operation
Woman Dies in Highway Crash Near Washington Pennsylvania
A car veered off a highway near Washington and struck two trees, killing Margaret Crousér, 98, of Sycamore Greene County. Her sister Grace, 28, also of Sycamore, was treated at a hospital and released. The report notes Barnett remains under constant PBS guard in Cullen Louisiana.
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Washington
Margaret Crousér
Sycamore
Greene County
Grace
Syca More
Freedom
Barnett
PBS
Cullen
Louisiana
Credit and optimism in Paul Harvey's year end outlook
Paul Harvey argues readers focus on negatives while youths see a brighter future. He urges balancing views by highlighting positives like 95 percent of workers employed, noting America faces abundant car sales and high productivity, despite current problems.
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Republic
America the Beautiful in the Mirror of Envy
A reflective critique contrasts noble American myths with harsh realities. It notes rising wages, record production, and large worker counts while acknowledging cancer and heart disease deaths as debits. The piece argues the nation remains sought after, yet distorted by envy and selective news emphasis.
See What Is The Law See What Is The Law
Q and A discuss what furnishings and fixtures may be removed when selling a house. It notes that items firmly affixed to real estate belong to the sale and suggests negotiating and writing a clear agreement listing included personal items such as drapery carpets blinds and stove to avoid later disputes.
Jamestown Men Indicted In Murder
Two Jamestown men were indicted for first degree murder by the holdover November grand jury in the fatal Thanksgiving stabbing of Harold H. Medley, 35, of Jamestown. An accessory indictment names Otis L. McGaughy, Clarence Williams, and Arthur M. Mitchell III. They will be arraigned in County Court and are jailed in Chautauqua County. Williams was arrested outside a restaurant. McGaughy and Mitchell were nabbed by Erie police after the slaying following a dispute between Medley and McGaughy.
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Mayville
Jamestown
Harold H. Medley
Otis L. McGaughy
Vunele
Clarence Williams
Arthur M. Mitchell Ili
Chautauqua
Williams
McGaughy
Mitchell
Erie Poxlice
Medley
Bucks County Judge Bars Gideon Bible Distribution in Schools
A Bucks County court issued a permanent injunction preventing the Gideon Society from distributing Bibles to students from kindergarten through 12th grade in Doylestown. The ruling, citing the First Amendment separation of church and state, follows a suit by Norman E. Polster and his wife, members of the Religious Society of Friends. The judge noted the Bible’s cultural value but said the Gideons’ aim is to promote religious missionary work.
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Doylestown
PH AP
Bucks County
Gideon Society
Heath
Lawrence A. Monroe
Norman E. Polster
Woods Rd
Southampton
Religious Society of Friends
Monroe
Hon
Final Rites for Albert L Sandburg at Bracken Funeral Home
Final rites for Albert L Sandburg were held at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Walter Thoms officiating. Interment followed at West Lawn Cemetery in Columbus. Bearers included Pen Mead, Carlton Curtis, Fran Kasper, Worth Hammond, F William Turben, and Gilbert Sanford among many relatives and Corry area men. A Pennsylvnia Department of Highways delegation attended the services.
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Albert Sandburg
Albert L. Sandburg
Bracken
Walter Thoms
West Lawn Cemetery
Columbs
Pen «Mead
Carlton Curtis
Fran Kasper
Worth Hammond
F. William ‘Turben
Gilbert Sanford
Corry
Pfc
Charles Sandburg
U. S
Uneion City
Donald Spencer
Chandlers Valley
Arnold Wright
Franklin
Pennsylvania Department of High Ways
Seervices
Burglars Loot Ross Two P and T Foodland
Burglars took more than $4,000 in loot from the P and T Foodland in Ross Two yesterday. The haul included cases of coffee cartons of cigarettes and $80 in cash.
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Pittsburgh
P&t Foodland
Ross Two
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