Purge Powell debated by Democratic leaders in the House
Editorial urges impeachment of Rep. Adam Clayton Powell citing his 1949 to 1955 tax delinquency and a $11,000,000 Home and Housing Finance Agency project as alleged misuses. It argues Powell’s absence stalls the Education and Labor Committee and warns of racial discrimination obstacles, ending with a defiant call for action.
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Goldfine to Face IRS Tax Bill and Asset Sale
Bernard Goldfine, tied to the gieana coat notoriety, agrees to a receivers' sale of his assets to satisfy a $10.3 million income tax bill. The case links to past scandals involving Sherman Adams and a falsified records secretary. the mills will be sold to collect taxes as April 15 approaches.
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Uncle Sam
Internal Revenue Service
Goldfine
North Africa armored clash boosts Allied advance in Tunisia
In the central Tunisia paid region, U S and Allied fighters supported by American tanks reportedly pushed German forces back six miles in the first large North African armored battle. The assault opposed veteran troops led by Field Marshal Erwin Rommel as plans begin for a wartime recruitment drive aimed at women in Corty war industries.
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Washington
U. S
Tunisia
North Africa
Erwin Rommel
Corty
War Production Training School
Hatoh
City Schools Struggle With Gas Shortage Feb 16 1823
Forty years ago on February 16 1823 city schools remained crippled by a gas supply crisis. The high school building could not be heated to a comfortable temperature and all classes were suspended due to inability to secure adequate fuel.
United States Urged to Oppose World Disarmament Plan
A column criticizes the United States Disarmament Agency and the push for world disarmament. It argues the plan could strip U S defenses and hand power to the UN, urging vigilance and open scrutiny rather than surrender to anti defense trends. The piece questions feasibility and motives behind rapid disarmament.
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United States
United States Disarmament Agency
Corry School Board approves Wallace Young on tax committee
Wallace Young of 523 Wright Street gains a position on the Combined Barned Income Tax Committee as the at large member, following prior council approval. The piece notes local school funds, athletic gate receipts, and a possible high school addition with material delays potentially pushing work into spring 1964. It then shifts to a broad, unsourced rambling critique of disarmament and world peace politics, lacking clear local relevance.
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Wallace Young
Wright Street
Corry
Young
Franklin
Coastway
Kennedy
Corry Evening Journal details and masthead info
The Corry Evening Journal masthead lists staff roles and offices and notes Associated Press rights. Delivery and advertising terms are stated, with rates for mail and carrier subscriptions and display advertising deadlines.
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Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
William Eaton
Allan Hasbrouck
John McLaughlin
G. J. Bergman
Wational Advertising
Bottinelle Kimball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
New York
Michigan
Chicago
Corry News Notes on Business Slump and Local Happenings
Corry faces a late winter business lull as shoppers stay home amid frigid weather and cautious spending. The column recalls past civic notes, local personnel changes, and plans for a future swimming pool in North East and Warren, with updates on residents and events across Erie County.
Law Gaps and Private Sewage Standards Noted
There are no statewide septic tank location laws in Pennsylvania yet the state health department approves minimum private sewage standards. Mrs. D A McClintock of West Congress Street and her fiancé Wade Hellman plan a June wedding by mail with guests in Greenwich Connecticut El Paso Texas and Germany. A mild flu outbreak and some scarlet fever cases are reported, with no major health concerns indicated.
Practice of the U S Public Health Service Manual
A fragment notes a manual on the practice of the U S Public Health Service with bits of text referencing a system or process and mentions locations and potential authors in an incomplete garbled line. The readable portion indicates an instructional or policy-oriented document.
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U. S. Public Health Service
Production Holds Steady As Output Rises In January
The Federal Reserve Board said industrial production was steady in January with consumer goods up while materials and equipment lagged. The production index stood at 119 percent of the 1957-50 average, five points above January 1962 and unchanged from December.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
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