Show Me Show Me A Parent And The Future Welfare Of Children
Editorial argues that every parent across Corry area school districts should push for a full merger to improve tomorrow's education. It rebukes those clinging to old schools and comfort, urging focus on future needs despite past debates and a Christian Science Monitor sentiment about tomorrow.
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Corry Area
Corry
HTM
Jessie Ash Arndt
The
Christian Science Monitor
Gold claim sale touts fallout shelter use in Sierra County
Miners joke that gold is where you find it and fallout shelters may be found there. A Sierra County gold claim is advertised for sale with the inducement that it is ideal for fallout shelter purposes, per a Livermore California report.
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Sierra County
Hivermore
Calif
Hernid
Paris American Church Delivers Multifaith Service Network
The American Church in Paris runs nontraditional services beyond rites, including banks for American soldiers on leave, a Paris AA chapter meeting place, a bilingual nursery, and support for the American College in Paris. The church evolved from a 19th century site near the Champs Elysées to its current Quai d’Orsay home, serving a diverse, globally composed congregation with diplomats, military personnel, and business leaders.
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Paris
Martin van Buren Sargent
Amietean Sollilers
Alcoholics Anonymous
American College
Yoreign
Pelvate Hres
Duilding
New York Herald ‘Tribune
Seine
Quai d'Orea
Riverview Hospital praised for confidence and cheer
Reporter Jim Bishop recalls Riverview in Red Bank New Jersey as a hospital with a calm, confident atmosphere and smiling staff. He recounts a pediatric brain event where Dr. Gerald Whalen acted quickly to save a boy, highlighting the hospital’s skilled rounds and compassionate care.
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Riverview
Red Bank
Cedars of Lebanon
Los Angeles
Jackson Memorial
Miami
Fessavant
Chicago
Coluhi
bla-Presbyterian Hospital
New York
Judas
Gerald Whalen
Ice Cubes and the Convenience of Modern Refrigeration
New York AP recounts the old days of ice cubes and the noisy ice box. A father chipped ice by hand and used tricks to free cubes from a stubborn tray. The piece contrasts the toil of ice cube era with the ease of a modern automated refrigerator and plastic separated cubes.
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Solr
New York
Is a Wife Entitled to Husband Income Details
A Q and A notes that courts may inquire into a husband's income to determine support for children and wife when contested but if not disputed, the wife generally cannot compel disclosure. It suggests signing a joint tax return as an easy way for a wife to learn earnings and annual tax basis, and humorously notes estranged spouses should get together to learn more about each other.
Pyne trouble and the British ice cube fix
Hal Boyle humorously notes a local nuisance with ice cube issues after a new refrigerator. He recounts a plan to hold annual English trips, where guests visit a pub and discover an Elizabethan era ice fragment trick that supposedly makes the perfect drink, blaming the English for saving old ice.
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Indy
Joe
Tomly
Labor Pushes Quick Tax Cut in Unemployment Fight
Labor leaders at the AFL CIO Executive Council urged a broad, retroactive tax cut to spur the economy and reduce unemployment. Walter Reuther proposed a $10 billion annual cut with a $453 weekly credit for every taxpayer, while Meany favors relief targeted to working taxpayers.
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Miam Bhach
Fia
Organized Labor
Kennedy
Aflcio Executive Council
Congress
Walter Reuther
Afl-Cio ‘Ice
Auto Workers Union
Washington
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Surgeon recounts life saving brain surgery and awe
A doctor narrates a dramatic operation on a boy with a brain hemorrhage. The team clamps a ruptured artery, ends the procedure swiftly, and the boy shows signs of recovery as doctors express cautious optimism. The story reflects the strain and focus of emergent neurosurgery and personal awe at medicine.
Corry Journal Front Page Fragment
Fragmented OCR yields a Corry Journal masthead with local staff roles and agency notes. It mentions publisher and editors, Associated Press rights, and a partial address fragment, reflecting a damaged page preview rather than a complete news item.
Conservative student groups and networks in postwar era
The article surveys conservative student movements and clubs in the United States, noting independent campus groups, the Yale and Harvard chapters, and actions by organizations like the ISI and YAF. It highlights donors and foundations such as the Tuller Foundation, seminars across campuses, and publications supporting conservative thought while contrasting with radical and communist currents.
Allied front reports shift as German defenses crumble near Dnieper
Washington calls for a special war tax on net income capping top allowances for individuals and couples. A security shakeup prompts new army action while Corry tests air raid warnings. A gas blast in Columbus injures a family and a fire spreads in a First Avenue block. In Corry, a charity basketball double header drew a small crowd as Starlight AC and Raymonds clinched wins led by Averill Lundy and Taylor with notable local bowling stars Powers Morton Morton Hinman.
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A.C
Raymonds
Harold Averill
Don Lundy
Paul Taylor
Titusville Bids Open for $300000 Water Project
Titusville Council will open bids for the major phase of a $249,000 water renovation project. Michael Baker Jr Inc estimates the phase at about $300,000. By last Friday 15 contractors had requested bid documents as 61 fittings and several cement pipe variants are in the mix.
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Titusville
Michael Baker
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