95 Percent Employed Our Strong Labor Market Is Not In Danger
Editorial argues 5 percent unemployment equals 95 percent of workers employed and defends Labor Department figures. It compares the U S to Japan West Germany and Russia, noting consumer goods and war demand affect unemployment. It praises automation and democracy for sustaining employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Department
United States
Japan
West Germany
Russia
England
Painter Row Evokes Rainbow Wall At City Home
Joe Stnley writes from New York about painters who have decorated a home in white with rainbow-striped hairlike shading. He notes the clean walls, the slow progress, and his wish for the work to finish, while detailing his cramped expectations and the ongoing mess with paint and doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Stnley
New York
Justine
Hal Boyle Americana spoof on clutter and futility
A humorous Hal Boyle riff imagines the chaos of household disorder after buying items in bulk. The narrator frets about misplaced cans, mismatched boxes, and a looming renovation as they long for order and a thoughtful gift idea.
Women at Dorsten Bomb Factory Under Nazi Rule
In a war-torn 1940s German town near Dorsten, a forelady Katharinia Rook led workers in a bomb factory hidden in the woods. She spoke against the Nazi Party while production surged. guards punished dissent. Allied airstrikes missed the facility, while a brutal prison for German officers stood nearby under Nazi control.
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Katharinia Rook
Deutschland
Partei
Rook
War Front 48 Hour Week Ordered as Victory Urged
M20 years ago February 11 1943 Washington reports Roosevelt orders a 48 hour munition work week to hasten victory. Draft details note 1,000,000 single men deferred by occupations while local troops depart for training camps in New Cumberland. Churchill hints at invasion timing and a BBC deception warning recalls wartime broadcasts and citizen risks. Beavers and Eagles clash in junior high basketball as mumps cases rise and store windows promote February bond drive.
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Washington
Europe
Roosevelt Yast
Wardel
Army
Selective Service
Asian Flu Sweeping U S Page One Summary
A historical note on the Asian flu epidemics of 1957 58 and 1960 detailing first appearance in Japan vaccination response and resulting excess deaths. It cites 39300 in 1957 58 20000 in winter 1957 58 and 26000 in 1960 with higher risk for older adults.
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Japan
United States
Decay Of Our Cities Prompts Federal Reform Talk
Russell Kire examines urban decline in American cities hit by cars and population shifts. Senator Harrison Williams proposes a three year national council on architecture and urban design to push federal reform. The piece critiques lifeless civic centers and dreary suburbs, echoing Burke on loving a lovely country.
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Harrison Williams
New Jersey
Congress
National Council On Architecture and Urban Design
Federal
Washington
Willams
Senate
Edmund Burke
Civic effort urged for local architectural taste
The Maignal Council of Architecture, a temporary body, may spark interest at national and state levels in applying taste to civic life. Caution is urged in forwarding the issue to Washington to avoid state and local apathy. Real improvement should come mainly from voluntary local intelligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maignal Council of Architecture
Washington
What Is The Law Widow Smites Coinage Terms In Law
The text explains the legal significance of the term widow and the phrase widow's mite. It defines widow as the wife of a deceased husband who has not remarried and describes widow's mite as a small contribution one can afford.
Corry Evening Journal Details and Rates
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff including publisher George B. William Eaton and managers Jon McTaughlin and LN Rimball. It notes Associated Press involvement and mailing details, with entry at Corry Post Office as a second class matter. Subscription rates show $13 per year by mail in advance, carriers eight cents per copy and fifty cents per week. Deadline information refers to prior publication dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Evening Journal
George B
Corry
Editorial Letter Defends Voters Against Labor Vote
A Corry resident criticizes a January 21 editorial and argues Ohio voters reject being told how to vote. The letter backs Barry Goldwater as a strong conservative candidate and cites Governor Rhodes as a potential future president, asserting voters reward decisive leadership over unions. Molded Piber Glas Boat Co., Union City.
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Corry
Parewell
Barry
D. Armour Hillatrom
Ohio
Labor Union
Po Utlen
Barry Goldwater
Mvee
Rhodes
United States
Molded Piber Glas Boat Co
Union City
Hold Service For Mrs Bertha Deweese
Services for Mrs. Bertha Deweese were held at the Bracken Funeral Home Saturday at 2 p.m. with Capt. John Edeen of the Total Salvation Army Citadel officiating. Burial was in Pine Grove Cemetery. Those present for the rites were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Phil Ups of North East.
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Bertha Deweese
Bracken Pineral
John Edeen
Total Salvation Army Citadel
Burfil
Pine Grove Cemetery
Harold Phil Ups
North East
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Darsten
Bach
New Cumberland
Vari Us Camps
London
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Roosevelt
Louis Sprovell
George Sprovell
East Wayne Street
Sprovers
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Tony
Michael Land George
St. Edward's
PTA
Ratherina Rook
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Guobl
BBC
Goll
Youngsville Eagles
Beavers
Jack Taylor
Starlight A.C
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St. Edward's Shamrocks
Alumnsas
Stocay
Northa Jean May
Pauline ‘Putnam
Paul Deschamp
James Perkins
Maurice Aldrich
Lincoln
Bond and Stamp Committee
Robert. Bumbaugh
Murphy's
Young Men's Christian Association
Corry, Pi
U.S
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By Russell Kire
Britain
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Philadelphia
Boston
Manhattan
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Tie
Artiuenhuk Tilt
Txrban
Ammastransk
the Corry Evening Journal
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Soren
Utah
B. Deweese
Auto Glass Table
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Frank
Thomas Metare
Fornasss Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
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Cohen Auto Supply
Franklin St
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