No Such Animal in Federal Funds, Says Hodges
Our Opinion notes Secretary Hodges and Secretary Wirtz in a televised exchange about tax money and federal aid. The piece argues there are no federal funds, only taxpayers' money, and urges clearer language about who pays for government programs. It emphasizes that citizens fund national projects with their own money.
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Howard K. Smith
Commerce
Luther Hodges
India
U.S
United States
We Ought To Try It Drew Pearson Calls Pay Raise Deters
In his column, Drew Pearson denounces the House and Senate absenteeism while criticizing self raises. He urges the public to mail postcards to their representatives demanding not to vote for them if they approve a pay raise. He proposes docking pay as a penalty for absenteeism.
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Drew Pearson
House
Senate
Washington
What Is The Law What Is The Law R
A fragmented note questions cemetery regulation and ownership rights over maintenance of cemetery lots and their use. It cites a cemetery company or association as the body enforcing rules and probes whether reasonable regulations govern upkeep and owner use of plots.
Restriction on Planting Trees in Certain Circumstances
The text discusses the functions of a company or association and notes that prohibiting tree planting may be a reasonable restriction under some circumstances. It presents a general legal or policy consideration without specifying a location or party.
Landslide Injures Men Near York and Monkton
Charles Pyle of Rocks Maryland remained in serious condition at York Hospital after a quarry landslide that killed Angelo DeMefern age 38 of Monkton Maryland. Pyle suffered a compound fracture of the left leg a fractured right arm and possible internal injuries.
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York
Charles Pyle
Rocks
York Hospital
Angelo Deme Fern
Monkton
Little Known Facts On Jesus Birth And Crucifixion
The column outlines age estimates for Mary and Joseph, names Jeshua as Jesus, explains Greek translations, and dates for Herod, Pilate, and Passover. It discusses crucifixion details, Jewish customs, and the sign posted at Jesus’ cross. A short sports note follows about Corry Beavers’ 26-24 win over Wesleyville.
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Joseph
Jesus
Mary
Betlehem
Christ
Herod
Caspar Augustus
Pontius Pilate
Jerusalem
Pilate
Jesus of Nazareth
Corry Cold Snap Highlights 1923 Start and Trolley Sale
Corry suffered its first real cold spell of the season with a four below zero reading. The Corry and Columbus trolley line is being dismantled, as the cable tracks along Columbus Avenue were sold to A Zalznick for demolition. City Council paid tribute to retiring members Frank Laurie and John S Rogers. Keystone pivot Ted Jones led Corry to a 42 to 24 win over the James-town Legionnaires on Armory Court. Thomas Bell, 38, died in Streator Illinois and will be buried here. he is survived by his mother two sisters and a brother.
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Judas
Jerusalem
Jesus
Nicodemus
Joseph
Arimathia
Caiphas
God
Corry
N. R. Dickson
Columbus
Columbus Avenue
A. Zalzneck
Frank Laurie
John S. Rogers
Jones
Keystone
Ted
Jamestown Legionnaires
Armory Court
Thomas Bell
Streator
Ill
Self Defense Class To Open For Local Women
The Corry YMCA will start a women only self defense class tomorrow at 8 PM. Sterling Wees, the local Y secretary, said the course covers holds and breaks women can use against attacks. Mr and Mrs William Storer will teach as qualified experts guiding basic demonstrations and examples.
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Sterling Wees
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William ‘Storer
Absenteeism in Congress mars 1963 era politicos
Drew Pearson surveys Senate and House attendance, naming leaders and absentees. He highlights Missouri Democrat Hol Long, Florida Democrat George Smathers, and Charlie Buckley as top absentees, contrasts Republican discipline, notes some high attendance names, and comments on pay-by-day proposals and fashion notes on society wives.
Corry Evening Journal Advertising Rates and Deadlines
Publication details include staff roles and office addresses for Corry Evening Journal with Associated Press rights. Subscriptions by mail cost 14.00 yearly, 11.00 in restricted territory, carrier 0.08 per copy or 0.50 weekly. Display ad deadline 9 a.m. prior edition.
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Corry Evening Journal
George R Sample
Willam Eaters
Allan Hasbrouck
John McLaughlin
G. Bergman
National Advertising
Roptinelli-Kimball, Inc
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New York
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Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
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Corry
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