The Other 62 Million Workers On The Job
Corry Journal prints a World War II era editorial discussing the 62 million Americans at work and the need to avoid crashing the economy. It cites President Eisenhower’s telegram to governors urging careful timing of federal action and notes the Federal Reserve’s cut in reserve requirements releasing up to 3 billion in new money to stimulate lending across 6,400 member banks.
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Eisenhower
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve System
Birth of the Spaceman and atomic rocket power contract
An airman completed seven day simulated moon trip in a hermetic 3 by 5 foot chamber. The Air Force awarded a design contract for an atomic rocket engine to power early space flights. The Spaceman awaits a 30 day test if demanded as Senator Johnson praises the space effort as a peace opportunity for all mankind.
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Air Force
Lyndon B. Johnson
Washington
Remembering Corry Twenty Years Ago in 1938 News
Yesterday's Memories of Corry recalls events from February 25 1938 in Tucson Anna General Joli Pershing wartime commander rallied from a near death with mocked humor as physicians gave little chance. Thirty six new measles cases were reported to health authorities including five in one family. An unlicensed canine containment effort moved into the city to aid officials in abating daily complaints. A chimney fire broke out at the home of Nuncio Le amontelo one mile north of Columbus on Schramling road.
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Tucson
Anna
Joli
Pershing
American Expeditionary Forces
Nuncio
Leamontelo
Columbus
Schramling Road
Corry Men Sail To Camp Loon For Service In 1918
Forty years ago on February 25 1918 Corry youths including John J O Brien James Mooney Thomas C Young Dan DeLiny Earl Sperry Leslie McLean Adolph Scherisihim Francis Jewell and Byron G Hurlburt depart tonight for Camp Loon with the New York contingent Also Henry Boudreau who worked with William O Duke in a local shoe store leaves for Washington DC to join government service Local groceries report sugar prices rising while The Palm Restaurant has been sold to C R Tayny of OM City
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Corry
Camp Loo
John J. O' Brien
James Mooney
Thomas C. Young
Dan DeLiny
Earl Sperry
Leslie McLean
Adolph Scherisihim
Francis Jewell
Byron G. Hurlburt
Paul Finnian
Buffalo
New York
Henry Boudreau
Willian O. Duke
Washington, D.C
WG Graham
Cr, Tayny
OM City
Local Ministers Lenten Meditations on Betrayal
Rev George A Myers presents a Lenten meditation based on Luke 22 21 93 focusing on who betrays Jesus at the Last Supper. The sermon calls all Christians to devotion and warns of a fatal flaw within every group that can be exploited by betrayal, urging healing through Christ.
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George A. Myers
Jesus Christ
Mayville Wife Slayer Gets 30 Years To Life
Donald Warner, 24, of Mayville, was sentenced to 30 years to life for second degree murder in the slaying of his wife of three months. He killed Winifred Warner at her mother's Frewsburg home on September 12 after beating her with a board when she refused to return home. Warner surrendered the next day after telephoning from Olean City. Judge Rolin A. Fancher imposed the sentence in Chautauqua County.
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Mayville
Donald Warner
Wiis
Jamestown
Winnifred
Frewsburg
Warner
OU City
Chiutauqua
Rolin
Fancher
Police Join In Hunt For Father Of Three Kids
Area police joined a search for Arthur Curtis or Arthur Naylor, believed father of three found wandering with two girls aged 13 and 12 and a 10-year-old boy in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. The trio claimed they were brought north from El Paso Texas by bus after Thanksgiving and the father planned to follow. authorities say he has not appeared and have placed the children in an institution for homeless youths while seeking relatives.
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Bhu — Ene Avenofges
Wilkes-Barre
Arthur Curtis
Pittsburgh
Wilkesdarse
Arthur Naylor
Childres
el Paso
Texas
Wilkes- Barre
Alexton
Ehited
Hal Boyle Americana Curiosities From Mailbag Fragments
New York columnist Hal Boyle shares a miscellany of quirky facts and anecdotes drawn from reader mail. Items include a hypothetical Roman naval career, public welfare feeding in ancient Rome, a periscoped snail, absinthe effects, a New York narcotics stat, Gustave Disraeli wisdom, and wedding cake customs among Gypsy tribes, all in brisk, satirical notes.
Fragmented OCR list of assorted statements and quotes
A garbled collection of sentences covering topics from road hazards and climate forecasts to TNT safety, eye sleep behavior, a long office search, and a Shaw quotation. Includes disparate, out-of-context facts with no clear news angle or cohesive narrative.
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