Yesterday's Memories of Corry to She Out
A late 1930s Corry item reports Judge W C Sheely in Adams County granting an injunction to C W Miller a Perry County grocer over a taxpayer suit in Dauphin County Court hindering Labor and Industry oversight. Hospital updates mention Durwood James Bean 12, recovering after an accident at Columbus Tuesday noon. Local education board tensions surface over Frank B Westing, former school tax collector, amid broader district defenses. A staged revival by local amateurs portrays the wartime drama Journey's End, drawing praise for its handling of war themes. Health notes in Corry show improved appetite and a nascent recovery, with regional weather chatter and ongoing community events.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
W. C. Sheely
Adams County
C. W. Miller
Perry County
Dauphin County
Ralph M. Bashore
Industrial Board
The Scapegoat Turns and Honest Motorists in Toll Tales
The Corry Evening Journal reports on the education debate shifting from Soviet superiority to American reforms. Leaders like Ving M. Hanwhes and Dr. Conant advocate tougher, broader training to mold leaders, not just scientists. The piece also highlights toll road honesty on New Jersey’s Garden State Parkway, where seven in ten drivers paid, but three in ten did not, saving costs but increasing risk of crashes.
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United States
James B. Conant
Harvard
Milton 8. Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
Garden State Parkway
New Jersey
Cape May
Drag Race Collision Kills Two in Redwood City
In a 80 mile per hour drag race down a residential street in Redwood City a car crashed into two parked vehicles. Robert J. Brusehi Sen Mateo was killed instantly. Mrs Teddie Jean Hunt of Mento Park died at hospital. James Hunt injured. John Miller 22 Redwood City driver of the crashed car jailed on suspicion of manslaughter. Peggy Jean Miller 17 and Mary Houle 1 treated for injuries.
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Redwood City
Calif
Robert J. Brusehi
Sen Mateo
Teddie Jean Hunt
Mento Park
James
John Miller
Wis
Atetty Prison
Miller
Peegy Jean
Mary Houle
Belmont
Untitled Gold Reserve Crisis in United States Finance
New York report discusses Treasury gold reserves at Fort Knox and implications for new currency. It notes federal spending rising, tax collection lagging, and the debt near legal limits. Mentions Russian hoard, foreign investments, and the emergency gold reserve steady but under pressure.
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New York
Sam
Fort Knox
United States
Treasury
Congress
Uncle Sant
Ahel
Gold reserves and production shift trail wartime trends
Business Mirror notes U S gold holdings about 22 percent of a 45 ULL top and totaling around 12 billion earmarked for currency support. Russia’s gold hoard remains secret but suspected near seven billion. U S output fallen to 344 million annually postwar, while Russia keeps up. Western banks hold about nine billion in U S dollars usable on demand. Foreigners estimate six billion in dollar credits.
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U.S
U. S
Russia
Town growth pains and metropolitan traits emerge in villages
With 90 percent of population growth in towns and villages, these communities show early metropolitan symptoms. They face problems and demands that exceed their previous capacity, challenging local services, planning, and infrastructure as areas expand.
Towns Favor Regional Cooperation Over Metropolitan Government
About 5,000 town and village officials in New York met and showed little interest in a new metropolitan government. They preferred voluntary regional cooperation for fire and police protection and other services. They noted potential constitutional authority issues for joint indebtedness but believed a workaround could address growth-related problems without forcing a merger.
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New York
Salesman Hunt After Car Theft in Erie District
Police pursue a magazine subscription salesman named Busford Sword of Kentucky for allegedly stealing a four door sedan owned by Christopher Dere in Michigan City. Search extends for Sword who is said to head toward Cincinnati or Binghamton. A second missing vehicle, a four door hardtop from Helmerich Drive It Yourself Systems, Inc., is also sought.
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Erie
Poling Sud
Busford Sword of
Kentucky
Christopher
Michigan City
Cincinnati
Binghamton
N. C
Arden
Helmerich Drive-It Yourself Systems, Inc
Abert Sedler
Itrom
Fire destroys two story school in German Township
A wind swept fire last night destroyed the two story Footedale Condo School in German Township. Lack of water hampered firefighters as they battled the blaze for hours. The brick building housed eight rooms and about 350 pupils and was empty when the fire started. Damage estimated around $200,000. Six volunteer fire companies fought the blaze. the roof collapsed.
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German Township
Phunk Playa
Jerry Marcinek
Abot
Fayetty County
Fairchay
Comedian Joe Frisco Dies at 68 in Hollywood
Hollywood mourns comedian Joe Frisco aged 68 after a cancer death at the Motion Picture Country House Hospital. A vaudeville star turned actor, Frisco rose from clubs to films, with his last role in The Sweet Smell of Success and famed for horse racing tales. He is survived by his brother Wilmam Frisco of Bust Moline.
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Bollywood
Joe Frisco
Country House
Frisco
Hollywood
Fonging Plant Closes Pittsburgh
The Pittsburgh Foret Co. plant in Carnipulis announced a temporary shutdown due to a lack of Tet. About 0 complexes are affected and production is expected to resume Wednesday. Personnel director K. K Flynn said other divisions will continue operating.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Foret Co
Carnipulis
K. K Flynn J
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