Bite It Off Now Barry In Our Opinion
In Our Opinion Bite It Off Now Barry mocks his own rhetoric during New Hampshire primary talk, sparring with Defense Secretary McNamara over missile reliability. His jab at Khrushchev about Russia’s destruction sparks mockery and a reminder to focus on refuting opponents rather than self-sabotage.
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New Hampshire Boondocks
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Work Worn Once, blue jeans worn by workers
In Livingston Park County News, the noting of blue jeans as work wear surfaces. The piece reflects on practical attire for laborers in daily tasks and upkeep around town.
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Mont
Park County
Allied planes blast Japanese aircraft in Pacific invasion route
On January 25 1944 Allied air power on two Pacific battlefronts struck 57 to 77 Japanese planes while ground forces pressed enemy lines. The War Department reported here in Washington as the push continued.
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Washington
Pacific
War Department
Smoking laws and government overreach spar over cigars and liberty
Paul Harvey critiques anti smoking laws and prohibition era rules in Illinois and Eastland Texas. He argues excessive government surveillance of private life harms personal choice and warns against enforcing broad regulation. He contrasts local bans with state restrictions and laments authorities dictating health.
Gifts influence on policy spark Washington debate
The Johnsons gift episode and Eisenhower era gifts raise questions for the Senate Rules Committee about gift limits and presidential influence. It notes large donations to the Eisenhower farm, Internal Revenue ruling, and proposes probes into how gifts may shape policy including oil interests and tax treatment. It also shares anecdotes about Mrs Celebrezze and a Cleveland mayoral family ethic.
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Robbery at local bowling alley nets cash in ball bag
An intruder broke into a nearby bowling alley and stole cash from the register and a cigarette machine. He used a bowling ball bag to haul the loot away. The money belonged to a local man who leaves it there regularly. Nearby, CHEER donations surged after an editorial praising anonymous gifts. A broader note details local residents, sales contests, and community affairs in Corry.
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Lincoln National Life Insurance Co
Erie
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William A. Mosher
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George W. Mosher
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Union City Livestock Thursday Sale Report
Thursday sale features good and choice hogs 15 to 16 percent, sows 12 to 14, beef cows 12 to 13, canners and cutters 10 to 11, beef heifers 15 to 17, hulls 16 to 19, veal calves 24 to 28, heavy and medium calves 20 to 27, lambs 18 to 21.
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Corry Journal Publisher and Staff Directory Fragment
Fragmented OCR shows publisher George B. Sample and staff roles at Corry Journal. Mentions advertising manager John Mctaughtin and production manager G. T Becemas with scattered street and city names. Billing notes include a $15 annual rate.
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Cory Evening Journal
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No Joke, Dad Where's Sugar
A masked gunman confronted Walter Pekula in the kitchen behind his Philadelphia variety store. Believing it a prank, Pekula pulled the mask away, was punched, and a bullet struck the wall. He then handed over about $900 from a box. A second masked man robbed Pekula’s son Michael, 13, inside the store and emptied the cash register.
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