Political battles frame 1950 outlook in Congress
Washington reports that spending, defense quality, and foreign policy dominate early 1950 Republican and Democratic rhetoric. Lincoln Day speeches spotlight anti inflation spending, Dem criticisms of defense, and details over broad policy. The public remains uncertain, with disputes likely to shape the year.
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Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Eisenhower
Congress
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Senate
Democrats
Tn Wy Evelvine
Politicad
Truman
Fisenhower
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
Orater McCarthy
Rogers Freed In 100000 Blackmail Case
Roger s acquitted by a seven seven member jury in a blackmail trial in which he faced a 100000 payoff charge from Louis Rogers president of Rogers Bros Corp of Albion The 45 year old former Brielle resident now in Florida showed emotion at the verdict and thanked the jury He faces no prison term though costs are assessed The prosecution had alleged a $100000 blackmail payoff from a family executive
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Anthony J. DiNunaly
George Wilson
Vine
Mra Renae Rogers Lille
Conneaut
Ohio
Lindley McClelland
Rogers
T Hanks
Inter
McCellund
William Knox
Thomas Barber
Clerk of Courts
Herbert Johnconstr
Valentine prank at office ends with candy and a raise
In New York Abner Joggle’s prank Valentine card leads colleagues to suspect an anonymous giver. He reveals he sent the gift to boost office morale and to test reactions, then stories of the surprise and ensuing speculation ripple through the staff as he explains the ruse and jokes about future raises.
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New York
Abner Jon
Acme
Fd Ilyworks Co
Rosie
Valentine
Phlerty
Pileeh
Lim
Evig
Dhidervwarte
Dogele Wat
Aml
Miss Pickcet
Jogele
Dogele
Memories and casualties highlight Corry city notes
Yesterday’s wrap recounts Corry district items including city enrollment 1358 with Bentor tlh School at 337, Waggoner Earl Cecil May wounded in action in France, plus political patronage mentions tied to Governor James. Fire alarms issued with small damages, local visitors, and obituary of W.W. Jewell of Corry. Private John Aberg recently returned from France. Peter Heyschien, Chicago architect behind meat plant designs, dies in Chicago at 77.
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John Aberg
Company A
France
Corry Evening Journal 1959 Local Ad Rates and Masthead
The Corry Evening Journal lists editorial staff and advertising details with rates. Includes publisher George R. Sample general manager, production manager, and national ad rep offices in New York, Chicago, Detroit, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. States postal handling, mall terms, and carrier pricing, with display ad deadline at 9 a.m. on prior publication.
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Corry Evening Journal
Corry
Corry Journal
Bislisher
George R. Sample
William
AP News
Reexamining Doctors Aims For Retained Knowledge Standards
AMA president Dr. Gundersen urged tighter licensing rules via the Federation of Medical Boards. The proposal calls for mandatory post graduate education for those who fail tests to ensure physicians keep up with advances and maintain high care quality benefiting the public.
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American Medless Association
Guneval Gundersen
AMA
Federation of Medical Boards
Gundersen
Findley Lake Evangelical Church Services Card
Church notices list Rev. Gerald M Lundeen leading Sunday Bible School and morning worship at Findley Lake church with nurseries and youth activities. Nearby events include a Baptist meeting at Kidder Memorial Church and a regional conference bishops in Avon district. Economic note discusses wage-price dynamics and impact on employment and growth.
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Findley Lake
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Sherman Road
Gerald M. Lundeen
Carl Engel
Nelson Jones
Elmer Schultz
Byte
Erle
Kidder Memorial
Diamestown
Werthwully
East Central
Avon District
Gordon Howard
Cory Bub
Biturdiy
Ex-College Chief Friedel Dies in Dayton
The Rev Princis J. Friedel, 61, former president of Equity College in Sioux City, died yesterday in Dayton after a long illness. He had served as dean of the University of Dayton's College of Arts and Sciences and was born in Cleveland.
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MEAD
Dayton
Ohio
Princis J. Friedel
Sioux City
Fen
University of Dayton
College of Arts and Science
S Heath
Cleveland
Rainy Ice Jams Hit Ohio and Indiana Regions
A storm brought rain and ice jams across northern Ohio and parts of Indiana, with Fremont Findley Warren and Ottawa among hard hit cities. Flooding and damage were reported but not as severe as in neighboring areas as mild weather spread from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic. Southerly winds carried warmer air from the Gulf, bringing widespread precipitation and cloudiness, with light rain in most places except western Texas and areas north of Pennsylvania.
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Fremont
Findley
Warren
Wink Werl
Pauline
Ottawa
Jahuet
Great Lakes
Warner
Gulf
Texas
Pennsylvania
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Ernest A. Hook
West Spring Creek
W.W. Jewell
Mobile
Ala
Chicago
Peter Heyschien
Norway
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Jett Economic Committee of Congress
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Walter Fuckler
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Al’s
Center Street
Indiana
Service and Health
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Corry, Pa
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Ea Rcha
Stainless Steel
Conares
Dominion
Elec
Cord
South Center Street
Jim Hammond
Mgr
Florida
Pillsbury’s Best Flour
U.S
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Cecil Rhode
Alaska
Alaska Afield
Wallace Taber
Wally Taber
America
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Rhode
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Corry Rod
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