We Like Competition Democrats Hope for Broad PIDA Support
In Our Opinion Erie County rises to number two in Pennsylvania for jobs, trailing only one county. The piece credits varied help from the Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority and a strengthening national economy. It notes PIDA loans aid high unemployment areas, while Gov. Scranton hints at expanding or reshaping PIDA with a four percent unemployment cutoff to cover all counties. Corry is praised for payroll growth and a productive labor force, urging state action to level the playing field nationwide.
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A Snob’s Theater Habit Noted in Somerset Spectator
A witty remark from The Somerset Spectator of Somerset Massachusetts notes that a snob is defined by leaving a theater last to appear as if he sat in the front row. The quip reflects local humor and social observation.
Gout and gaiety in Hal Boyle Americana column
Hal Boyle discusses gout with humor and blunt honesty, noting the social stigma and loneliness of the condition. He recounts his own seven pound weight loss attempt and a Spartan diet before a gout flare returns, describing the metabolic nature of gout and its wide reach across social classes. He ribaldly notes the paradox of clean living triggering the ailment and emphasizes its democratic reach across cottages and mansions.
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WWII Paris Siegfried Line Push Intense As Allies Press
A 1945 report notes German pillboxes falling to American divisions as the central Siegfried Line is driven closer to the Rhine. In the Philippines, MacArthur’s forces trap Manila with Batangas landings and Sixth Army advances within twenty miles of the capital while Sgt Kovach is listed as missing in action. A gas fuel ban affects Rex Theatre and liquor venues, with a rail embargo planned for nonessential goods.
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Corry and Keesler scenes of vice and politics mix
The piece surveys vice near Keesler Air Force Base in Mississippi, noting gambling and dope activity, hotel raids, and calls for public action. It moves to federal education funding politics in Biloxi Gulfport, then shifts to Moscow negotiations, then U S House security notices and Capitol Hill quirks and personalities.
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Movie theaters rebound fast as new builds outpace closures
New York ap reports theater owners are expanding rapidily into suburbs and malls, adding multi auditorium venues, drive ins with multiple screens, and flying theaters. 1964 saw 109 four wall theaters opened, 32 drive ins opened, 74 closed and 774 reopened, with industry data pointing to continued growth into 1965 driven by youth demographics and improved construction and distribution.
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What Is The Law Q A On Proof Of Age For Social Security
Question asks how a naturalized citizen can obtain proof of age for Social Security. Answer notes SSA accepts multiple proof types and that older documents lose value for age determinations. immigration papers may be of limited use, but various records can establish age.
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Corry Evening Journal masthead and masthead credits
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff and advertising managers, with city addresses and printing information. It notes Associated Press use, postal details, and subscription rates, plus advertising deadlines and publication date references.
Local reader asks about journal gift for child away from home
A reader inquires if The Journal would be a fitting daily gift for a son or daughter who is living away from home, noting the value of keeping them connected to local news and community updates.
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Exec-Air Refuels VIP Jets in Grand Island Spectacle
In Grand Island Nebraska executives from GM IBM and other firms as well as famous names like Arthur Godfrey and Barry Goldwater stop for fuel at Exec-Air Incorporated. Ground crew roll out gas trucks and a hostess unfurls a red carpet creating a Shangri-La atmosphere for itinerant airmen relaxing after cross country flights. The service is run by Mr and Mrs Robert Markowski.
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Rites Held For Glenn Gates at Bracken Funeral Home
Final rites for Glenn Gates were held at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Ivan Huns berger officiating. Interment followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers listed, with many relatives from Be mus Point and distant friends. An Odd Fellows memorial service was conducted at the family home Sunday evening.
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Exec-Air Welcomes Guests with Cookies and Courtesy
Ground crew delays and a promised hundred dollars cash set the scene for Exec-Air in Grand Island. The Markowskis, who bought the operation in 1960 for seven thousand dollars, report yearly gross near three hundred thousand dollars. They offer free overnights, weather help, and a constant welcome with fruit and baked goods. The venture, now planned for Tucson, Arizona, is cited as an example of how hospitality and extra service draw business, with seventy percent of revenue from refueling and transport services.
State panel to sponsor three day school seminar
Harrisburg reports the State Human Relations Committee will sponsor a three day seminar for county school superintendents May 6 8 at Allenberry near Harrisburg. The event aims to discuss policy standards and cooperation among districts with officials from multiple counties attending.
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