In Our Opinion Send Em To Harvard
The Charleston News and Courier cites training programs in Virginia shared by Senator Robertson. It notes 36 kitchen helpers at high costs, 60 unemployed trained as SS aides, 18 bricklayers at 70 thousand plus, calculating per-person costs of 3921 and 5497. It argues welfare costs are inflated by politics, with outcomes unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
South Carolina
News and Courier
Virginia
Senator Robertson
Drew Pearson on UN Viet Nam stance and history pages
Washington columnist Drew Pearson argues UN consideration of the Viet Nam war was mishandled by Communist and non aligned delegates. He cites past U S arbitration attempts with Coolidge Kellogg and Stimson as lessons and notes Johnson's openness to talks with Red China.
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Washington
Security Council
United States
Red China
Johnson
Paris
Jimmy Byrnes
Soviet
Russia
U. S. Senate
Corry Briefs from February 5 1946
Delegation head to the United Nations General Assembly said Syria and Lebanon filed with the Security Council a joint demand for the immediate withdrawal of British and French troops from the Levant. Dr N Troy Gillette announced his son in law Lt Col E H Harmon will join him in general practice at East Park Place and run his own office there. Mayor Fred Kinley reported the low for the night was eight degrees below zero. Mrs Clara Jeannette Skinner died at 216 Northwest Street. The Exchange Club at Hotel Corry adopted a constitution and bylaws, electing permanent officers: Dahlstrand president, Curtis vice president, James C Higgins secretary, Dan Depew treasurer.
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Corry
Onnon
Aes Joury
United Nations General Assembly
Tod
Syria
Lebanon
Security Council
Levant
N. Troy Gillette
E. H. Harmon
Harmon
Gillette
East Park Place
Exchange Club
Hotel
al Dahlstrand
Curtis
James C. Higgins
Dan Depew
Sand Mountain Used Car Revival Boosts Local Economy
Wrecked cars from Chicago and across over a dozen states are brought to Sand Mountain Alabama to be refurbished in small one man shops. In about three days the cars reappear as like new vehicles for sale. The enterprise provides full time work for locals and keeps profits local, with buyers and sellers in Boaz Albertville and along Highway 341.
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Boaz
Albertville
Sand Mountain
Alabama
Chicago
Cincinnati
States
Roaming Round News Highlights From Corry Area
This column surveys local notes from Erie County and nearby towns. It reports Joe W. Alsdorf of Spartansburg earning senior honorary status at Cornell University and several weather, school board, and civic tidbits including Navy recruits at Great Lakes and upcoming March of Dimes efforts.
What Is The Law Codicil And Will Fees
Q May 9 answers whether a person can add a codicil to a will without an attorney. The article notes that a codicil need not be drawn by a lawyer though professional guidance can help avoid taxes and legal issues. It emphasizes the overall reasonable cost of wills and codicils and the value of professional preparation.
History highlights from 1966 and earlier dates
On this day in history several events are noted. In 1924 a president was buried in the nation’s capital, as the first to be buried there. In 1631 Williams arrived in America at Boston. In 1183 Sweden referenced and in 1866 Queen Victoria established the Order of the Victoria.
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Williams
America
Heston
Queen Victoria
The
Victoria
City answers questions on snow removal and sidewalk plowing
The editor quotes A. Johnson explaining Carry’s policy on residential walk plowing, noting 30 miles of walks, bulldozer work, priority to school paths, and effort to keep costs down. He cites 50,000 dollars in equipment, year‑round staff, and long work shifts, with emphasis on winter operations and taxpayer concerns.
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Frederick Street
Anon
Second Ward
Pennsylvania
Corry Evening Journal Ad Rates and Postal Class Note
The Corry Evening Journal records its second class mail status at the Corcy post office in Pennsylvania. It lists annual subscription price of 13 dollars and per copy price of five or six cents with weekly rate of sixty cents, along with display advertising details and other dating notes.
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Corcy
Carer
Medicine reduces heart attack risk through activity and weight
A Health Insurance Plan study from New York shows active men have a lower mortality risk from heart attacks. Obesity worsens heart strain, and regular exercise with physician guidance is advised.
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Charles W. Frank
Alber Birstelie
Cine
Fliw
New York
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Robertson
Drew Pearson
United Sty
United Nations
Nae L. Matteson
Corry Highee
Scotla
Pitsburgh
Rene
Binesinee
Ivenns
Charles Dahl- Brand
East Main Street
Corry Hopital
Beale
Warsaw
Geneva
Havana
Calvin, Coolidge
Frank B. Kellogg
Charles Evans Hughes
Nnberer
U.S
Henry L. Stimson
London
Wal
Stimson
Kert Hoover
Manchuria
League of Nations
Stimpee
Fred Kinley
Clara Jeannette Skinner
Oliver D. Skinner
Northwest Street
Highway 341
Smith Motors
Ballentine Motors
Johnson Motors
Lady Bird
Joe
W. Alsdorf
Spartansburg
New York State College of Agriculture
Cornell University
Sparta
Marion W. Alsdort
Warren-Corry
Corry Jamestown Corporation
Lindsey Hollow Road
South Center Street
Erie
Louis J. Tullio
Jointure
Corry School
Svern
Navy
State Liquor Control Board
Neal
Erie County
GOP
Sih
Washington, D.C
Samuel Robbins
Manley Robbins Jr
Elwin Gates
Neil E. Gates
Concord Street
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Clark Lord
Ronald W. van Cise
Anna C. Anderson
East South Street
Great Lakes, DL
Erie County March of Dimes
Aew
Harper's Magazines
Erie City
Jinnior High
Russ Brant
CT Hall
Cty EI Municipal Selpal Bulldog, Corry
Pag Ffiaca Atal
the Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Coory
Patheer ‘Wuttans
Pam Pilan Hosbretek
Matty Oh
Oes
Paul D. Witte
Hoxton
Wetle
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