Editorial Disaster Too Strong A Word There are indications of how far Erie yeti Inns advanced toward the welfare state
An Erie lawmaker urged Gov Scranton to declare Erie and Crawford counties as disaster areas to help farmers facing drought. The column argues the move would label normal hardship as disaster, criticizes federal programs that pay to withhold land while paying for production, and questions the usefulness of invoking disaster to unlock funds.
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Une Yeti Inns
Dimes Weagh
Erie
Willian Scranton
Crawford Counties
Federal Soil Bank
Warships bombard Italian coast as Sicily drive widens
July 22 1948 U S and British forces press toward Axis amid renewed fighting in Sicily and Italian mainland. Naval bombardment reported near Vrotone while Allied troops trap Axis in northeast Sicily. Halsey says Munda air base in reach of capture as jungle fighting surrounds stronghold. Government launches September drive to raise 15 billion dollars in war financing. Corry figures D Warren DeRosay dies at 67. Local units announce Civil Air Patrol growth and Lt Lawrence Thom to lead Corry squadron. Robert Grice returns home on furlough after Guadalcanal service. A ward story notes a husband’s routing of a gunshot as police protection sought. Public ration stamp info issued for servicemen on furlough. Fishermen face gasoline restrictions limiting catches.
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London
Vrotone
Sicily
The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Ty Always There
The phrase reflects on the enduring role of spoken and printed language through time. It emphasizes the harmony between oral storytelling and written records as essential modes of communication and memory.
Jim Bishop Report on Pearson Investigation Follows News
Reporter Jim Bishop and Drew Pearson probe government conduct as the Joint Congressional Committee on Atomic Energy faces intense scrutiny. The inquiry centers on policy decisions, potential conflicts, and future implications for national energy strategy.
Motorola shows and subsidies loom in New York ballroom debate
A Waldorf Astoria presentation by Motorola Consumer Products chief R Taylor builds dealer network and touts a major color picture tube plus a $1 million show budget. The event draws 2,000 dealers, with $12 million planned for newspapers and magazines ads. Debates on government subsidies for atomic reactors echo amid industry pitches and GOP lawmakers.
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Eolwand R. Taylor
Troy
Motorola Consumer Products of
Chicago
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Te Ue
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Wilding Pictu Productions
Jam Handy, Dramaticky
M.ci
Jerry Palrbants
Concepts Inc
Yn Trac
Evin Brabec
Waldorf Ballroom
Police Stop Car Five Charges In Titusville
Police stopped a car after noticing towed taillights and charged driver Ronald L. Nichols, 20, with five traffic violations including driving without taillights and reckless driving. Two passengers Quellle and Robert P. Schenberg face one charge each for unlawful car title signatures. officers found beer cans in the vehicle. Additional charges pending.
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Titusville
Paitee
Ronald L. Nichols
Quellle
Robert P. Schenberg
Hydetown
Nichols
Tie Liauts
Erie Couple Killed In Ohio Crash
An Erie couple died in a truck auto crash near the intersection of Ohio 175 and Ohio 5 about 20 miles north of Warren. Theodore King 62 died at Trumbull Memorial Hospital. Ruth King 42 died three hours later. Their son Theodore Jr. 9 and Valerie Robinson 20 were injured. Valerie suffered a skull fracture and a broken arm. The truck hit pumps at a service station after the collision. driver Lyle Tracy 47 escaped injury.
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Ohio 5
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Theodore King
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McCormack Defends Young for Rules Committee Seat
In a tense debate, Speaker McCormack backs John Young for the Rules Committee amid liberal opposition about Youngs political reliability. Politicians cite past votes against civil rights bills and alliance with Dixiecrats, urging the appointment of a proven liberal.
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Kennedy
John McCormack
John Young
Eplace
Homer Thornberry
Thornberry
Chet Holifield
Calif
John Brademus
Ind
John Blatnik
Minn
Frank Thompson
N.J
McCormack
Ways and Means
District of Colmbia
Young
Texas
House
Holifield
Weekend Weather Drives Nationwide Car Trade
Americans love of the family car turns weekends into a major economic force across hotels, restaurants, and road side services. Good or bad weather shifts travel, gas consumption, tire sales, and accessory demand, with industry players eyeing higher highway miles and stronger motors.
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New York
Detroit
Akron
Texas
United States
Mrang V Family Cays
6& Milllion
Luther H. Hodges
Howard Johnson
Holiday Tans of America
Ramada Inns
Phoenix
Arizona
The
Automobile Manufacturers Association
Auto Travel
Humble Ol & Revne Company
Jersey Standard Oil
U.S. Rubber Company
Troop 80 Plans Week of Camping at Sequoyah Camp
Corry’s Boy Scout Troop 80 invites Scouts and potential members to a week of camping August 4 through 10 at Camp Sequoyah near East Springfield. The session includes scoutcraft activities and the annual tap out ceremony for new Order of the Arrow members, led by Scoutmaster Newell Beckwith and assisted by neighborhood-commissioner Lawrence Anderson.
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Corry
Boy Scout
Newell Beckwith
Washington ‘Trail Council
Camp Sequoyah
East Springfield
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Order of the Arrow
Lawrence Anderson
Groulp
Thomas Cherry
John Seitz
James Seitz
Joseph Bensink
George Anderson
Daniel Beckwith
William Peiffer Jr
Dennis Spear
Jay Summerville
Corry Post Office rate notice lists mail and carrier prices
An old Corry Pennsylvania notice details Second Class Mail rates and by mail options at 13 dollars per year and 1 dollar per year, with carrier charges eight cents per copy and fifty cents weekly. It notes advance payment, restricted territory, and a display advertising deadline at 9 3 p.m. on the previous publication date.
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