One Service Idea Faces Skeptical Joint Chiefs
The Corry Journal reports on President Eisenhower's push for one military service and a single promotion path. Joint Chiefs Chairman Nathan F. Twining and predecessors Arthur W. Radford and Omar N. Bradley show mixed views, fearing centralized authority could create a dynasty, limiting solutions.
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Eisenhower
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Nathan F. Twining
Arthur W. Radford
Omar N. Bradley
Joint Chiefs
The Tax Dollar and War Hidden Costs in Budget Wars
The piece argues that fears over war shape the economy and claims 64 percent of the 1959 peacetime budget funds national protection. It adds interest on debt, veterans payments, and farm supports as war-related costs, totaling 61.7 billion, leaving only 12.2 billion for non-security spending and little room to trim.
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Bureau of the Budget
New York Times
Education Costs and Tax Shifts in Pennsylvania Schools
The article discusses rising education costs as state funds and local taxes shift. It notes a looming billion-dollar education budget within five years, with local districts relying on property taxes and state aid adjustments via the State Tax Equalization Board. It explains uniform assessments, increased borrowing capacity, and concerns over the efficiency of the new school authority system, along with plans to chronicle Pennsylvania’s postwar school construction progress.
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Tom Rage
Preston C. Wah Ness
Pennsylvania State School Directors'Association
Jone Os
Pennsylva
Dolore
Commonwealth
Department of Public Instruction
Pennsylvania
For & Nation
Between You And Me on School Board Spending and Mat
This column defends presenting all facts to taxpayers as judges, focusing on Corry area schools budget missteps. It notes a $781 wrestling mat purchase, higher than the low bid, with delivery promises and delayed receipt, plus questions about teachers’ self tests and overall expenditures.
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Wil Places
Corty Avena Teachers Association
Cory Area School Board
Corry memories recall 1938 events and deaths
Yesterday's Memories of Corry reviews events from January 21, 1938. Paris reports a new Radical Socialist cabinet under Camille Chautemps pledging policy alignment with world rearmament. A recluse Reuben Coon, 76, died from exposure in a one room shanty. his body found by D M Alford. Rev William Kuhn will appear before Emmanuel Episcopal Church to seek rectorate, following Rev Geags B Macnamara's resignation to Bel Aire Maryland.
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Paris
Camille Chautemps
France
Reuben Coon
Enel Columbus
D. M. Alford
William Kuhn
Diocese of
Ohio
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Geags B. Macnamara
Bel Aire
Cold snap closes city shops and Garfield order in 1918
Forty years ago on January 21 1918 Corry observed a deep cold spell with 26 degrees below zero at Howard's Tannery offices and 24 below at 9 AM. It was the first Garfield closing order holiday with all stores shut except groceries markets and restaurants. Freight on the Renovo division returned to normal. W A Johns and family arrived in Corry sharing tales of travels and interesting events.
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Corry Journal
West South Street
Corry
Barry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
William Chiricurio
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Garrier
Ami
Howard's Tannery
Cold Type Printing Nears Reality for Panama City News-Herald
Panamanian publisher John H. Perry announces a Fotosetter driven cold type method to compose full pages from film positives. The system DIGITALLY sets type from taped material, enabling newspaper pages to be phototyped and printed directly, with potential to replace stereotype processes and expand editorial production.
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Panama City
Tes
Puze
TTS
Perry
Wit
News- Herald
Cecil B. Keegwald
Intertype Co
Harris Interhype Corp
Perry Enterprises
Muller
Fotosetter
Erie Marine Killed in Morocco in Accident
Ronald L. Babcock, 19, of Erie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Babcock, was killed at Port Lyautey, French Morocco, when a gun discharged accidentally. He had served five months in the Marine Corps as a private first class. He attended Montclair School and McDowell High School. Survivors include his parents, a sister Wilma Lou, his maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. L. J. McBridge of Ripley, N.Y., and great grandmother Mrs. Anny Shreve of Spartansburg.
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Morocco
ERIE
Ronald L. Babcock
Lawrence S. Babcock
Port Lyautey
French Morocco
U.S. Marine Corps
Montclair
McDowell High School
Wilma Lou
L. J. McBridge
Ripley, N
Anny Shreve
Spartansbure
Area Solon Better Area Solon Better
Ralph S. Merry Crichord County representative in the Pennsylvania General Assembly is reported recovering from a heart attack at a Miami hospital. The notice notes his condition and location as he receives medical treatment in Florida.
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Solon
Miami
Fla
Ralph S. Merry
Crichord County
Pennsylvania General Assembly
Miami Hospital
Crawford County to Discuss Meadville Titusville Airport Costs
Crawford County commissioners will meet with Michael Baker Engineering of Beaver Falls to outline the $4000 survey cost for a dual city airport serving Meadville and Titusville. The board considers $2500 county funding with Meadville and Titusville each $750, aiming to discuss financing and ongoing operations. The Thursday session’ findings will be reviewed at the regular commission meeting.
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Crawford County
Dville
Michael Baker
Beaver Falls
Meadville
Titusville
Wellington Smith
County Commission 215
Joke's On Joker at Santa Monica Bistro Prank Gone Wrong
Santa Monica police report a bold burglary at the restaurant of actor and restaurateur Vince Barnett. Burglars stole $1,800 from the cash register and $200 in the till yesterday, shortly after Barnett played a practical joke.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Vince Barnett
Hollywood
Barnett
Motorman
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