Right to Work Myths Versus Fact in State Economies
An editorial argues right to work laws boost growth and wages, citing Ft. Smith Arkansas Kansas Utah Nevada and national figures. It claims job gains and higher pay in right to work states, contrasting with Idaho Louisiana New Mexico and New York despite non right to work status.
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Okla) ‘Transcript
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Idaho
Nevada
U. S. Department of Commerce
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Alaska
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New Mexico
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New York Joint Council of Teamsters
New York
Corry News Snapshot From 1942 Induction to Bank Opening
February 21 1942 report highlights Local Board No 3 induction calls for 33 registrants including eight from Corry. Corry citizens invited to tour Citizens National Bank new home opening tomorrow 1 to 4 pm. Corry High basketball team suffers setback as Albion wins, plus Carnegie Tech musical clubs concert announced for February 28. House approves temporary 2 million increase to national debt limit. Senate action pending.
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HOUSE
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Senate
Ma Chale
Gian Hirey F. Byrd
D-Va
Senate Finance Committee
Cathy
Diane OU
A Thinker Reflects On Rightist Extermists And Truth
George Sokolsky argues against new anti Communist movements like the John Birch Society. He recalls decades battling communism, warns of two types of converts, and cautions that good people can distort truth through zeal and blind faith.
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John Birch Society
Pred Schwarz
Lasagna on AMA and medical reform in Doctor’s Dilemmas
Reporter Jim Bishop reviews Louis Lasagna’s forthcoming book The Doctors Dilemmas at Johns Hopkins. Lasagna challenges AMA influence, argues it protects professional interests over public health, and catalogs diverse causes backed by the association’s power and funding.
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Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Louis Lasagna
American Medical Association
Dr.Lasagna
AMA
Lasagna
Kennedy seeks standby public works powers to curb downturns
The article reports President Kennedy urging Congress to grant rapid access to public works spending, expanded unemployment benefits, and quick tax cuts to cushion possible slumps. It contrasts two schools: one claiming cushions tame the business cycle, the other warning cycles persist despite safeguards and pump priming.
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New York
Rowter
Kennedy
Aince World
Congress
Energy in Fighting Illness Reflects AMA Role
A reader argues energy spent against cancer and heart disease mirrors the AMA campaign to aid the elderly with medical assistance. The letter cites high pill costs for a retiree on a police pension and alleges big drug firms fund AMA campaigns through journal advertising, praising a Johns Hopkins doctor’s insight.
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AMA
Divorce Settlement Reached by Crevolin and Wife
Santa Monica California millionaire horse owner Andrew J. Crevolin and his estranged wife reach a divorce agreement. She will receive 1.3 million dollars in stocks and properties as part of the settlement.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Andrew J. Crevolin
Corry Journal publication details and pricing
The Corry Journal lists staff roles including publisher George R. Sample and editor William Eaton, notes Associated Press rights, and provides mailing and advertising rates. It announces daily publication with Sunday exceptions and outlines display ad deadlines and rate application.
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Corry
Evening Journal
George R. Sample
William Eaton
Allan Dasbrouck
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
Kennedy views Viet Nam aid and reforms amid Diem regime
Washington reports the Kennedy administration stressing military aid to South Vietnam to combat Communist guerrillas while offering few details on reforms under President Ngo Dinh Diem. The piece notes past aid totals exceed two billion dollars, mentions Diem's regime and leadership, and reflects on U.S. aims to bolster non Communist governance and improve living standards amid ongoing fighting.
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Kennedy
Boul Viet Nam
Little 18
Ngo Dinh Diem
Viet Nam
Beal
Div
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Pearl Harbor
Eisenhower
Indochina
Viet Nams
Senate
United States
Diem
South Viet Nam
Vietnam
Reduce Morals Charge And Find Area Man Guilty
MIBADVILEG JUIS Crawford County court yesterday returned a verdict of guilty against Lyle Harvey of Cambridge Springs on a charge of fornication. Harvey was originally charged with statutory rape since a 1 year old was involved, but the jury reduced the charge. Judge Herbert A. Mook gave the case to the jury at 3 05 p m ey's wife testified she had been with her husband all the time the commonwealth had cited in the charge against the defendant. Five other persons testified for the defense.
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Crawford County Court
Lyle Harvey
Cambridge Springs
Harvey
Herbert A. Mook
Commonwealth
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