Editorial on NEA Journal and teaching pay debate
The piece argues against the claim that teachers are underpaid, noting they work nine months a year and earning about $6,000 annually. It suggests teachers should seek higher pay only if they also provide more value, and criticizes the tone of the NEA Journal article as self-pitying. It questions whether teachers should demand more wages while maintaining current work terms.
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NEA
National Education Association
NEA Journal
Yesterday's Memories of Corry Twenty Years Ago
A Corry reminiscence dated February 11, 1943 recalls past local events and figures. The column notes the absence of a paper today and touches on the term used in U S legal affairs and its broader sense in college and university administration.
Mello Acquitted In Dual Assault Trials In Canada
John Mello, 20, freed after separate trials for alleged sexual assaults on two 14 and 15 year old girls. Jurors found him not guilty in both cases after testimony from teens and defense witness accounts. Proceedings drew public interest and focused on alleged coercion and credibility of the accusers.
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John Mello
Mello
Burton R. Laub
Elmer L. Evans
Canada
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Enbaker
Fred P. Anthony
de Bowel
Ripley
Anthony
Two Trials Two Acquittals For Erie Man
A brief item notes that an Erie man faced two trials and received two acquittals. The passage mentions Canadian reaction to U S policy and possible shifts in defense alignment, referencing Lester Pearson and evolving relations. It frames the issue as part of a larger political debate and commentary on manners.
Washington Faces Economic Uncertainty and Policy Clash
In Washington the dire future predicted by many aides fuels public worry as unemployment lingers and policy ideas clash. Officials warn growth could stall or reverse if untried plans are adopted, while others estimate only modest gains.
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New York
Washington
Goh
Breyall
Aires
Washinton
Washington silent on Canada policy crisis
The United States and Canada face a diplomatic rift over nuclear policy and missile armament. Washington seeks discretion while Ottawa resists perceived U S domination. The spat risks widening into a broader hemispheric confrontation with Canada insisting it is not a U S satellite.
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Canada
United States
Dipfenbaker
Bear Lake News Items Reported
Newhouse visited her and Mrs. Arthur McGraw in Warren last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Webster Elouise Cormiah and J. C. Manwaring attended the funeral of Ernest Brown at Bracken Funeral Home last week. Charles Peterson and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Peterson of Jamestown called on Mr. and Mrs. J. Manwaring Snab Wednesday. Mrs. Gertrude Newhouse returned home from Westfield where she spent time with her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Morris. Miss Frances Aaron, in Buffalo for some time, is staying with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hotetikiss.
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Frances “Aaron
Buffalo
Clyde Hotetikiss
The House of the Magician and the Absinthe Craze in France
A narrator recalls France after World War II grappling with absinthe addiction in cafes. In Strasbourg a vast silent juke box called The House of the Magician stands over drinking patrons. A young man forces the machine to play as tiny figures animate briefly.
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Toulouse-Lautrec
Strasbourg
Freak Farm Mishap Kills Ohio Farmer 41
Jefferson County sheriff reports a 41 year old Ohio farmer died when he fell from a tow bar onto the tractor’s wheel and was crushed beneath the differential while two neighbors cleared a path to the farmhouse. Coroner calls it an accidental death after tractor became stuck in deep snow.
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Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office
Jelesnansky
John Yarrows
Yarrows
Mystery death probe tied to Florida woman case in Pa
Uniontown pa authorities investigate the death of Virginia Wagner 39 of Lancaster Ohio found strangled near Lancaster. Her sister in law Mrs Francis traveled from Sarasota to Lancaster for the investigation and later died from brain hemorrhage after treatment in Uniontown Hospital. Police and Fayette County coroner Dr W R McGee listed cause linking the two deaths as part of the ongoing probe.
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Ohio
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Uniontown Hospital
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Virginia Wagner
Lancaster
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Wagner
Connellsville
Men Create Auto Switch System To Warm Cars
Jerry Havenhill, an electronics plant engineer in Kansac Ca4 KON Ae, builds a switch and signal light system to start his car and his wife’s remotely. He adds extra switches to activate car heaters, aiming to avoid cold waiting as engines warm up.
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Jerry Havenhill
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