Extension Of Legislature To June 6th
Republicans expect a victory in the Mayett-Lietz contest as the extension of the Legislature nears. The Democrats want to adjourn in May after the fiscal period ends May 31. A deficit of 40 to 61 million is anticipated. House delays adjournment without GOP Senate approval. Senate committee approves 5 million for school fire hazards. State budget totals 1.892 billion. $3.4 million to schools discussed. Harness racing commission gets 35 thousand in Senate Rules. Station wagons face higher license fee repeal effort stalled.
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Rain Lake Community Guests And Local Visits
Bear Lake residents hosted and visited for Sunday meals and church. Warren guests Mr and Mrs Jo Manwaring joined Mrs Charles Peterson. Mrs Alice Damon and Mr Woodis from Columbus attended Bear Lake HUB Church. Dorathy Tillotson, formerly of Bear Lake, plans six months vacation in Florida and Europe. Delbert King and Delbert Connell seen at Corry Memorial Hospital. Beverly Hartford, training as nurse, spent weekend with K Hartford family. Over 100 youths attended skating at the Youth Fellowship Center. Ray Carrier of Cambridge Springs visited Elwood Connell.
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Europe
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Gurnsey Seeurne
Delbert King
Corry Memorial Hospital
Beverly Hartford
Jamestown Hospital
K. Hartford
Youth Fellowship Center
Ray Carrier
Cambridge Springs
Mrs. Elwood Connell
Wilmore Man Dies After Being Hit by Car in Cambria County
William A. Plummer, 84, of Wilmore, Cambria County, died from injuries sustained when struck by an automobile near his home on Route 53 Sunday night. He was treated at Memorial Hospital before his death.
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Lem A. Plummer
Wilmore
Cambria County
Spartacus birthday celebration marks Test anniversary in Hollywood
Kirk Douglas and Tony Curtis cut a huge cake as hundreds of film workers celebrate the Spartacus production milestone. Douglas defends the project’s pace, noting peito to retake demands and complexity. He praises human storytelling over large crowd scenes while asserting the cast’s dedication amid delays and injuries.
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Wall Street Gains Ground In Early Trading Amid Choppy Recovery
The Pulse of Wall Street reports a tentative market rebound into the second session with fairly active trading. Leaders include ACE, Allegheny Ludlum, Alcoa, American Can, American Home Products, and many big names advancing from fractions to near percentage points as investors recoup losses from January.
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Pennsylvania movie censorship board opens amid suit
Atty. Gen Anne X. Alper said Pennsylvania's three member movie censorship board will start operating in the Department of Public Instruction despite a court challenge. The board, chaired by Peter T. Dana, includes Iran Sassamiai and Mae M. Bergin, with $5,000 annual pay each. The law bans showing undhighly obscenity to children under 17, defines obscenity by community standards, requires distributors to notify 48 hours before first showing, and imposes fines of 500 to 1,000 or up to six months in jail for violations. A constitutional challenge is set for March 9 in Dauphin County.
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Universal - International Pictures
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Mae M. Bergin
Philadelphi
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Philadelphia
20Th Century Fox Film Corp
Paris uprising sparked by insurgents barricades and munitions haul
Special power declared as insurgents loaded stockpiled munitions aboard army trucks and fled the area. Paratroops ringed the sector to keep the public out while work gangs dismantled barricades and cleared streets after the unrest.
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State's 28 House Members Plan To Seek Re-election
Pennsylvania's 28 member House delegation plans reelection in November per a day’s poll. Key figures include Walter, dean since 1984, and Ivor D. Penlon, first elected 1938, with two vacancies from recent deaths. Nominating petitions open Wednesday with a February 23 deadline.
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Hoffa Drives Teamsters Against Kennedy in 1960 Race
President Hoffa of the Teamsters Union mobilizes Sunday opposition to Sen. John F. Kennedy’s presidential bid. He targets Kennedy for backing the Kennedy Labor Law and cites Robert Kennedy’s work as Senate Labor Committee counsel. Hoffa says the union may back other candidates while opposing Kennedy.
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Algerian Capital Returns to Normal After Violent Barricades
In Algiers life returned to normal as paving stones were used for barricades and stores reopened for the first time in weeks. Public transport operated except in the cordoned area, signaling a partial restoration of routine city life.
Corry Journal Classifieds Promote Meerdink Furniture
Local ad for Meerdink's Distinctive Furniture offering prestige designed pieces at modest cost to express personality. Includes brief rate note for classified listings and contact details in the Corry Journal Classified Department.
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Senate Votes On Poll Tax Debate Shifts Across States
The piece notes Javits plans a substitute bill to ban the poll tax by statute, drawing strong Southern opposition. Georgia Senator Russell supports ending the poll tax but argues federal meddling should stop. Five states Alabama Arkansas Mississippi Texas and Virginia still require poll taxes.
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Egg Market New York Prices and Market Quiet Demand
New York wholesale egg market shows liberal offerings with quiet demand. Receipts total 17,300. Spot quotes list Whites top quality 48 to 50 pounds at 27 14 to 31 4y per dozen, mediums 25 to 26, smalls 23 to 24. Browns top quality 45 to 50 pounds at 31 to 32, mediums 29 to 30, smalls 26 to 27.
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