Editorial on local financing for city hall and sewer projects
The piece asks if residents of several towns owe funds for Erie’s city hall and a new sewer system, answering no while noting federal aid will cover portions. It blames past local governments for neglect, argues for long term federal loans to support civic improvements, and urges realistic budgeting over grant chasing.
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Erie City
Erie
Tom
Harry
Caw
Corry
YMCA Calendar Week of February 11 Highlights
YMCA Calendar lists week activities with multiple swim sessions for girls and boys, beginner and advanced groups, senior and junior high teams, coed events, and evening practices. Notable items include Meadvillе High and Spartansbury schedules, junior and senior programs, and a daily adult instruction line. The note ends with a prompt about readers' scouts considering The Journal daily.
Public figures woo every one in pursuit of power
The piece critiques aging politicians inclining toward broad appeal over convictions. It contrasts Goldwater and Rockefeller, arguing that chasing universal support harms credibility. It warns front runners may rationalize compromises, harming party chances and voter turnout.
Wary Electric Repairers Never Hit the Morning Beat
Joy Stilley recalls the failed promise of repair crews to arrive by a fixed time. She notes the routine delay, the day’s sole sunshine, and a bored delivery game that leaves her waiting at home with cluttered rooms and a tantalizingly vague appointment window. Hal Boyle offers a similar, lighthearted line about unreliable schedules.
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Joy Stilley
NEW York
War Production Board warns of 80 billion in weapons overrun risk
Washington vows that 80 billion dollars worth of guns planes tanks and ships cannot be produced this year without widespread business casualties and rationing. Pacific action credited to American bombers and torpedo planes sinking three Japanese destroyers and crippling four others near Guadalcanal in early February. Corry and Harrisburg notices list local deaths marriages draft status changes and public concerns including a saloon repeal move and a check swindler investigation.
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Washington
Congress
Donlil M. Nelson
War Production Board
Guadalcanal
GOP Ticket for 1964 Promises Rockefeller and Gold Water
A 1923 note predicts the GOP ticket for 1964, stating Rockefeller and Gold Water as likely candidates in that order. The writer doubts the value of a politician who speaks without trust and forecasts rival voters will cancel each other at the polls.
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GOP
Rockefeller
Corry Post Office Ad Rates Note Display Deadline
An OCR fragment cites Corry Post Office and mall advertising rates. It mentions pay terms of $1800 per year and $11.00 per year, in advance, with references to Cartier and eight cents per copy. Display advertising deadline listed as 9 1.
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Corry
Cartier
Rocket probes radiation belt from Point Arguello
NASA scientists tracked a rocket from the Point Arguello naval missile facility that reached 990 miles into space to probe the Van Allen radiation belt. The Argony Journeyman transmitted valuable data during a 27 minute flight, landing about 1,250 miles south of the launch site in the Pacific off Mexico.
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Point Arguello
Calif
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Journeyman
Point Arguello Naval Missile Facility
Here
Pacific
Mexico
Obregon the poet battled the Devil and died after shocks
Russell Kirk writes of Carlos Obregon the Spanish poet who saw the Devil frequently and fought it as Don Quixote did giants. He died in an asylum from electric shock treatments meant to cure madness. Obregon’s struggle against evil, though eccentric, made him nobler than those who sought to suppress him. The piece argues evil persists and must be faced, not denied.
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Sttore
Mallorca
Carlos Obregon
Don Quixote
Obregon
la Mancha
Satan
St. Teresa of Avila
St. John of the Cross
Senatius Loyola
Martin Luther
Spain
Don Quixote de la Mancha
What Is The Law A Tenant May Break Lease For A Find‑A‑Tenant Waiver
A yearly leaseholder planning to move out before term ends asks if the landlord may waive the remaining rent if the outgoing tenant finds a replacement occupant. The answer says the landlord can require payment in full unless there is a lease breach by the landlord, and may release the tenant from part of the rent only if a new tenant takes over the premises.
Hair style suspensions at North Hill High School in Pittsburgh
Officials suspended 85 pupils at suburban North Hill High School for a week starting Monday citing wild hair styles and tight-fitting clothes. Supervising Principal Howard Kruse described boys with pompadour like hair and girls with dyed, extreme styles and tight skirts, saying some outfits were inappropriate for school.
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Pittsburgh
North Hill High School
Howard D. Kruse
Baldeygrast
Rail Leaders Propose Summit Over 40000 Jobs Cut
Five railroad unions urge a summit conference to resolve a three year dispute over streamlined operations that would eliminate about 40 000 on train firemen in diesel engines and threaten most east coast rail traffic they warn of possible congressional intervention if talks fail. They accuse carriers of silence and seek renewed negotiations to reach a mutually satisfactory settlement.
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Mrangement
J. B. Wolfe
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Fla
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Brotherhood of ‘Locomotive Engineers
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Order of Railway Conductors
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