Newspaper Classifieds and AP Rights Notice
Public notice fragment lists Associated Press rights and newspaper mail rates. Mentions offices in New York Chicago Detroit Pineburgh Philadelphia and various delivery and advertising details including mail and carrier prices and deadlines. The text preserves old rate figures and deadlines.
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Political barbs and pressure amid party reorganization
The National Committee for an Effective Congress touts $150000 raised to back 13 Democrats and four Republicans while blasting Eisenhower Nixon and Johnson as out of touch. Rockefeller's rise signals a Democratic edge and a looming Albany aura as road safety and policy tighten in New Jersey amid broad national currents.
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McNutt enters 1940 presidential race from Indiana
Paul V. McNutt educator and former Indiana governor declares candidacy for the 1940 presidential nomination. In Corry, Miss Ellmont Smith, a Buffalo Children’s Hospital nurse student, shows slight throat infection improvement while her family, and a local collision near Waterford injure no one seriously in a sideswipe crash involving a Union City operator.
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Paul V. McNutt
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Carlton Smith
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Children's Hospital At
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Miscreants Enter High School in 1919 Deviltry
40 Years Ago January 9 1919 reports miscreants entering the Corry high school damaged books and desks in the study hall. Merlé Cowles resumes work at the National Bank of Corry after voluntary service. Hospital Auxiliary officers are elected with Mrs Morgantidge as president. A new baby is born to Mr and Mrs Tony Jackson of Essex and Delaware Street. Licensing reforms proposed to curb speeding threaten automatic license revocation for violations on major roads.
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National Bank of Corry
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W. F. Myers
D.J. Alexander
R. F. Livermore
Tony J Jackson
Essex
Delawgra Street
Joseph Weinstraub
New Jersey
Sperder
Hal Boyles Americana Men Outdoor Edge Indoor In NYC
Hal Boyle contrasts the outdoor man with the indoor man in Manhattan during a transformative era. He praises workers on new skyscrapers, notes pride in physical labor, and laments indoor life’s missed natural achievements and sense of purpose as buildings rise and cities reshape.
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Manhattan
Flynn Denies Riding Castro in Cuban Campaign
Kyrol Flynn flew from Cuba and challenged rebels who denied his participation with Fidel Castro in the mountain campaign. He wore a blue blazer and carried a black walking stick and bandana while claiming two months in Cuba with Castro forces. Flynn said Castro called the emblem on the bandana a symbol for Cuba and dismissed envy over his presence. He did not reveal how he contacted Castro.
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New Battle In GOP Looms Over Campaign Chair
Washington AP reports a GOP rift forms over who chairs the Senate Campaign Committee for 1980. Sen. Leverett Saltonstall of Massachusetts balks at naming Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arizona, citing fears of labor backlash. Saltonstall has not decided. decision rests with ratification by 34 Republican senators next week.
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Barry Goldwater
Arizona
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Dirksen
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Erie TV Airs Chalk-It-Up Church Program Return
The Erie TV series Chalk-It-Up, with positive Christian content, resumes January 10 for a 26 week run. Airs Saturdays 6:30 to 7:00 PM on channel 35 WSEE Erie. The Erie Church of the Covenant funds and promotes the program featuring viewer submitted objects described by Emcee John Luckman and panelists guided by moderator Ray Cooper.
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Erielind
Chalk-It-Up
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Erie
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Chalk-Ti-Up
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Ray Cooper
Johnson's Texas address rivals Eisenhower State of the Union
President Eisenhower and Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson issued broad state of the union style messages marking the new Congress. Johnson outlined a 12 point program including farm policy, area development, water projects, lower interest rates, housing, airports, foreign policy review, Latin America ties, space exploration, peaceful use of the atom, urban renewal, and a labor bill to curb racketeers. Johnson's plan follows his precongress speech to Texas businessmen and aims to shape legislative action despite the Democratic Senate majority and Eisenhower's proposed agenda.
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Eisenhower
Len Lyndon B. Johnson
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Lader
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Congress
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Space Agency
Yenewal
Plan to boost science and math in Pennsylvania schools
Harrisburg AP top education official Dr. Charles H Boehm unveiled a plan under the National Defense Education Act to expand science and math in elementary grades. Federal appropriations are expected to fund equipment visual education classes and consultants to assist teachers.
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Charles H. Boehm
Public Instruction Department
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