Boxing Rating Move Sparks Controversy in National DA
The national Boxing Association recognizes Max Schmeling as the No 1 heavyweight contender for a title bout with Joe Louis, a claim echoed by Corry papers. The piece outlines the move amid ongoing debates and links to AP dispatches, underscoring the era’s boxing politics and media framing.
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Corry Journal
West South Street
Corry
Cory Evening Journal
George R. Sample
William Chiricuzio
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
Eee
Bottinellerimsall
Tac
Washington
Cham
New York
Chicago
Soqsnin
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
National Boxing Association
Associated Press
Max Schinrinie
Joe Lous
Mystery incident prompts early morning patrol check
Chief John D. Flanigan reported motorists on Center Street faced two hour parking rules as a batty teen mystery unfolded near a WPA project crew by Spring Creek. A wound on an unknown man prompted aid from the crew and authorities urged Warren County officials to investigate the incident.
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Fran Rie
John D. Flanigan
Center Street
Spring Creek
Warren County Siniorities
Local Auto Crash Injures Mrs Carroll and Mr Neckers
49 years ago on July 23, 1917 Mrs Mabel Carroll and a Mr Neckers were severely injured when autos driven by David Lemon and Mr Beech of Prench Creek collided near Cutting. Both required physician treatment. Others were bruised in the collision.
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Mabel Carroll
Neckers
David Lemon
Beech
Prench Creek
Cutting
Housing Dilemma Over Down Payments Sparks Admin Debate
Federal Housing Administration backed down payments on homes faces a split within the White House and Treasury. The Council of Economic Advisers urges delay to curb inflation. Albert M. Cole supports lowering the down payment. Early housing starts signal a steady year, but policy choices loom.
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Federal Housing Administration
Treasury
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Albert M. Cole
Eisenhower Bill Faces Senate Fight Over 1985 Provisions
The article outlines how three Southern Democrat senators Russell, Ervin, and Eastland, with help from Attorney General Brownell, shaped talking points to oppose Eisenhower's civil rights bill. It discusses Section 1985, the Compulsory Informer Act, troop use, and potential impacts on trials and informers, noting Senate actions and related old laws. Also reports a separate derailment near Meyersdale with 36 cars off track but no injuries.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
North Inc
McRats
Tors Russell
Ervin
Robert Young
W Hewyer
Wiestast
Eastlund
Russell
Negeves
Eisenheiwer
Law
Atty Gen. Brownell
House
Judlery Committee
Brown
Senate
Young
Brownell
Ergin
Eastland
Heart Surgery Likely For Erie Infant
A month old Erie child is in Philadelphia at Presbyterian Hospital for a heart ailment evaluation. Barbara Dorsch, daughter of Mr and Mrs John E Dorsch, was flown by special plane under Heart Association arrangements. The infant is in an oxygen tent and described as in reasonably good condition by Dr Robert P Glover, director of the hospital heart section.
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Erie
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Hospital
Barbara Dorsch
John E. Dorsch
Robert P. Glover
Lie Hospital
Ex Newsman In District Dies In Oil City
Thomas J Garin 45 a former information director for the Pennsylvania Crude Oil Association and ex newspaperman died at his Oil City home after a lung illness He joined the producers association in 1984 and earlier served as curator of the Drake Well Memorial Park Ti tusville He was once city editor of the Bradford Journal Survived by widow and children Funeral services set for Thursday at St Bernard s Church Bradford with burial in St Bonaventure Cemetery near Olean NY
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Om City
Thomas J Garin
Pennsylvania Crude Crude Oil Association
Oil City
Garin
Producers Association
Drake Well Memorial Park
Titusville
Ity
Bradford
Jamestown
St. Bernard's Church
Buvint
St Bonaventure Cemetery
Olean
Hal Boyles Americana Humorous Advice on Domestic Bliss
Hal Boyle’s Americana column critiques the idea of keeping a wife content with gadgets. It suggests a progression of household electrical devices as antidotes to boredom, from a toaster to a TV, radio, kitchen and cleaning appliances, ending with the notion of being forever “wired” to domestic life. The tone lampoons changing modern conveniences and marriage dynamics.
The Wife and the Electric Gad Trade Off
A quirky reflection on marriage and technology, noting how a wife can be enthralled by electrical gadgets and the mystery of electricity. It contrasts domestic harmony with gadget obsession, praising Edison as a savior of the American home.
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Pontine
Pontiac
Thomas A. Edison
Dutch Boy and O'Brien Paints showcased at Schaub Wallaper
The notice touts a high gloss exterior enamel that preserves color and brightness. It highlights Dutch Boy and O'Brien Paints latest developments and offers S&H Green Stamps with purchases. Located at 10 South Center Street, sign of the Dutch Boy, contact 35-7293.
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Dutch Boy
O'Brien
S&h
Schaub Wallpaper & Paint
South Center Street
Television schedule highlights and listings for WBEN Buffalo
A dense rundown of channel 4 programming for Wednesday night era incl. news, sports, children's shows, game shows, dramas and soap operas. Programs span 6:00 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. with titles like Annie Oakley Name That Tune Phil Silvers Show Private Secretary To Tell The Truth 64,000 Question Susie Captain Kangaroo Guiding Light As the World Turns Edge of Night The Millionaire I've Got A Secret and The Spy.
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Wben-Tv
Buffalo
Phil Silvers
Spotlight Playhouse
Jimmy Dean
Susie
Marion Roberts
Fred Waring
B’ Godfrey
Search For Tomorrow
Guiding ‘Light
Matines Playhouse
Bob Crosby
Spike Jones Shaw
Fox Hone
Sparta
Hlevensthirty ‘Theatre
Tombstone
W. Waterhouse
Buick Seavige
Sousen
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