In Our Opinion Stem The Gold Flow
A Washington opinion contends federal TV appeals urge Americans to curb gold and dollar outflow. It argues gifts and boondoggle aid overseas total over 100 billion since 1946, and that only federal leadership can halt the drain. The piece criticizes current policy as futile without decisive action.
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New Yorker’s cheer faces long blackout and strike
Hal Boyle notes New Yorkers keep a cheerful spirit during adversity. The subway and bus strike tests tolerance as residents share rides and gossip about hardships. If protracted, tempers flare from cold and crowding, affecting shoppers, cabbies, and street vendors alike.
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Overnight Jake Becomes a Bore in Jim Bishop Story
The piece portrays Jake, once dynamic in the woolen business and family pillar, turning silent and mechanical after his children mature and his life shifts. He clings to Edith and the kids while losing friends, misreading his own actions, and gradually cultivating his son Bernie through outings and attention.
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Rivers Monument Sparks Debate Over Birch Ties in South Carolina
Drew Pearson notes Republican charges against Democrats with John Birch links. Rep L Mendel Rivers praised by supporters and criticized by foes for Birch ties. A seven foot Rivers bust rises on Rivers Avenue in North Charleston amid a במס. Lockheed funded most of the monument after local businessmen raised nearly all the funds.
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Air Force finds few bombing errors in Viet Nam sorties
A secret Air Force survey reports one error for every 9,000 sorties with only 14 improper target attacks. Four pilots faced rebukes or fines for navigation mistakes and one case led three officers to quit active duty. Most missions hit their targets. columnist Jim Becker cautions against inflating the threat of Viet Nam.
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Corry Evening Journal Carrier Rates and Publication Note
The Corry Evening Journal lists newspaper data including carriers and delivery terms. It notes association with the Associated Press and publication origin in Cony Pa with price details per copy and weekly rates.
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Fragmentary OCR note mentions editor’s publication and a public display event. Details are unclear due to errors.
Strikes Loom as Truman Presses Congress for Labor Legislation
Washington reports rising industrial tension with President Truman urging Congress to curb work stoppages. Thousands more workers join idle ranks amid ongoing labor disputes.
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Brack Names City Department Heads In 1926 Inauguration
Mayor Olin W Brack announced his 1926 appointments naming Leach to Public Safety Howard to Streets Brown as Finance pick and Love land to Public Parks and Property. Death of Madeline Bartlett at 23 West Pleasant St grieves Rev W E Bartlett family. City 1925 fires caused 65 550 total loss and forty eight structures felled in past year.
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What Is The Law What Is The Law
Explanation of equity courts and their trials. Equitable principles derive from natural right and justice. They focus on fairness and moral justice in cases lacking adequate legal remedies such as specific performance, injunctions, and enforcement of deed restrictions.
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Today in History highlights from various eras
On this date events span 1699 rail completion in Cascade Mountains 1778 explosive kegs on the Delaware River 1781 Benedict Arnold's British raid on Richmond Va 1933 Calvin Coolidge dies 1945 U S bans conventions to ease wartime transport 1949 Truman calls his admin the Fair Deal and subcommittee questions communists. Fire chief Paulson reports Algeria reform drive by De Gaulle five years ago. Dawson Brothers fire loss on First Avenue linked to January 27th.
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Hoarseness and newborn drug addiction in readers questions
A reader questions hoarseness as a cancer sign noting that most hoarseness is temporary from colds allergies or nodules. The column explains vocal cord function and when hoarseness warrants examination, also discusses newborn heroin exposure and withdrawal treatment and general home wound care tips.
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