Editorial urges tuning out Kennedy Khrushchev TV interview plan
The piece critiques a planned exchange of TV interviews with Khrushchev and Izvestia coverage. It questions sincerity, warns against American audiences being fed Red propaganda, and suggests tuning out the Russian leader rather than engaging. It notes Alexei Adzhubel as editor of Tavestia and frames the interview as dubious propaganda.
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Kennedy
TTV
Nikita Khrushchev
Terestia
Communist Party
Russia
Washington
Khrushchev
Somrin-Law
Tavestia
Alexei Adzhubel
Unio
Tzvestia
Adzhubel
Izvestia
1942 war strain and local school program highlights
In 7 20 years ago items, British forces withdraw from Corry Bay in a Pacific clash as Japanese troops surge. Also, Corry High plans a 1942 concert led by Director Robert Brown with Bent novelist William Thomas featured. Local bowling stars Waite Burr and Pier shine, library lighting funds approved, and a sleigh outing by seniors to Columbus. Additionally, an American Legion dance plans proceed. Forty years ago notes report record vagrant shelter demand at Corry jail. University of Wyoming students struggle with -44F cold. all but one car with Florida plates fails to start.
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Robert Brown
Corry
William ‘Thomas
Corry Evening Journal Free Press Policy Notice
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff with roles including General Manager Tony and Advertising Manager Allan Haut. It states News Service from Associated Press and billing as a second class matter, with deadlines noted for advertising and publication.
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Aee Journal
Pupusner
George R. Sample
Tony City
Alter
Allan Haut
Soun Metanghlin
Foren
G. T. Suronan
Manuiee
Eee
Ipo
Salare Uliging
Chicas Fan Gaa Bly Blallt
Chicago
Chumbar
Cemi
Waightman ShilladsIp
Ghosts of history stalk modern politics in Sokolsky piece
George Sokolsky argues that fear tactics summon ghosts like Hitler McCarthy Birch and Lenin to manipulate public opinion. He contrasts dead figures with living movements, noting how mausoleums elevate reputations after death and how societies adopt symbols without understanding their origins.
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Joe McCarthy
McCarthy
Hitler
John Birch
United States
John Brown
Maxehes
Leaders and kings fail when people refuse responsibility
Paul Harvey discusses how crowds demand a king to solve their problems yet blame him when things go wrong. He argues history shows rulers fail because people transfer duties to leaders, never accepting personal accountability. The piece ties ancient and modern times, noting moral law and personal responsibility persist. Jesus and Pilate are invoked to emphasize ultimate judgment.
Corry posts lead in Washington Trail Council trip to Philmont
Corry’s Explorer Scout Post tops the Washington Trail Council for participation in summer’s Philmont Ranch trip in New Mexico. About 10 local youths have signed up for the two week plan along the Santa Fe Trail with the group funding their own trip through a fundraising drive.
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Corry
Explorer
Washington Trail Council
Philmont Ranch
New Mexico
Santa Fe Trail
J. R. Dearing
Wright Street
Charles Clark
James Clark
James
Erie
William J. Ayers
Air Force
Walker Air Force Base
Roswell
N.M
Liberty Street
Delta June
Donald
June
Beverly
Fenal and
Cost
Course Of True Love Runs Rough Continued Page One
Miss Eyel tears in his study drops wedding gown in mud must wash and iron gown ceremony runs an hour late. Miss Eyel whispers to her father cannot go back after vows. Reception goes well parents hope younger daughter elopes to avoid confusion and hatred.
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Miss Eyel
He Bride
What Is The Law What Is The Law
A legal explainer states that the state may claim relief paid to an indigent person from their estate for support, assistance, or burial. Any real or personal property of the indigent is liable for expenses incurred by public bodies, and collection can occur from the estate after death.
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American Legion
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Laramie
Wyo
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Florida
THE
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Adenauer
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Sun Yat-sen
Shanghai
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Jolna Utie
Eugene Smith
West Church Street
Richard Mountain
Marion Street
Charles M. Firster
Catherine D. Firster
62Nd Artillery
Yukon Command
Army
Eielson Air Force Base
Alaska
562Nd
Firster
Union City
Waterford
Alman
Arthur Vanderhoff
Theodore Vanderhoff
Spring Street
U. S
Germany
Vanilli Hott
West
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Corps Ambulance Service
Rowena M. Resgle
Leng
Reagle
Grand Street
Wheaton College
Ulineis
Corry Area
Houghton College
Houghton
N. C
University of Hlinals
James D. Lou
USN
Gladys F
Los Angeles
Sasebo
Japan
Seventh Fleet
Western Pacific
Long Beach
Calif
Malcolm McGinds
Quality Markets
Meadville
Mallory
East Main Street
Beliver Club
Alb
Sports and Co
West Main Street
Betty Crocker
Joss
American Red Cross
Sea's Drugs
Corry Journal
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Superior Cleaning CO
Washington Street
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