Editorial examines traffic death trends and safety gains
A newspaper editorial cites insurance statistics showing 37,000 traffic deaths in MIT figures, with declines in waffle injuries and pedestrian casualties. It discusses possible causes such as safety campaigns, belts, padded dashboards, and better roads, and notes age groups 16 to 25 and drivers 25 to 39 as high-risk. The piece calls for cautious optimism about a potential downtrend and warns against assuming lasting change without solid underpinnings.
Corry Public Schools Face Multiple Teaching Vacancies
June 5 1942 note shows about a half dozen or more teaching vacancies in the Corry Public Schools with no resignations received by the Board of Education. The article lists names of teachers connected to the 1941 42 year and notes other civic concerns and local events.
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Rumibi
Corry Public Schools
Board of Education
Dewey
Local Fairview Mupies Attract Witty Film Lineup
A 1928 Fairview program features a witty slate of films with performers such as Hemel Morin Teas Hole Cates and Grathiey, delivering light entertainment for June 5. The readable text highlights Geis RAGI EH Hte aaa and Herth brabAent among the listed titles.
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Herth
Fairview
Welfare State Ideology Across Administrations Mentioned
George Sokolsky surveys welfare legislation across administrations from Wilson through Kennedy. He argues the welfare state evolved during Roosevelt and Truman eras and persisted into Eisenhower and Kennedy periods, shaping public policy and voter expectations in a representative republic.
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Woodrow Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Trams
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Debate on welfare state's rise and Soviet youth policy
A long fragment discusses the welfare state evolution through Kennedy era ideas and U S policy, contrasting with Khrushchev era shifts in the Soviet Union. It references Roosevelt, Lasalle, and Marx, and critiques welfare programs, emigration to Siberia, and social guarantees shaping nations. The piece mixes political theory with contemporary commentary on Western and Soviet systems.
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Roosevelt
Space snacks tested for astronauts after crumb scare
Raymond J Crowley reports on Pillsbury and Nestle space snack tests to withstand 104 to 105 degree cabin heat amid crumb concerns. Companies prepared cubes of chocolate, figs and dates with cereal and other options as NASA officials seek solid food for flights to the moon and Mars.
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Raymond J
Weller ‘Ton (Ap
Moon
Mars
Malcol Scott Carpenter
Pillsbury Co
Nestle Ct Inc
Nestle
John Glenn
Glenn
Ztol
Pillsbury
Carpenter
Cap Sue
Car Petivey
Union Keeps Clamp On School Jobs In Picket Climate
Union members at Sugar Grove Elementary and nearby projects, led by Local 436 and Swanson Construction Co, paused work amid ongoing negotiations. Donald Cummins, business agent, says talks remain stalled and no contractor concessions have been achieved. A six county area is affected as picketing continues at several sites.
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Wanren
Sheffield
Focal 8A Constinotion
Gunnal Labor Uour
Artagio
Bradford
Swanson Construction Co
Bratford
Tidunior
Donald Cummins
Toca
Uniot
Buliling
Immennnett Tian
Woman Fined For Shooting Son-In-Law
Genevieve Bowles of Ki D Connewitville was fined twenty five dollars and costs in Crates County court for aggravated assault with a rifle against her son-in-law Robert Thomas Knapp of Connneitville. Knapp was hospitalized with a serious injury after Bowles fired at his residence in Sprite Township on July 17. Bowles received probation and the court ordered payment of hospital costs.
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Meadville
Genevieve Bowles
Ki D
I, Connewitville
Aspravatensassault
Snrtitan
Mohkaber
Bryn Mawr College Receives Major Gift for Dormitory
A substantial donation of $1 million was given to Bryn Mawr College for construction of a residence hall. The gift honors late Eleanor Erdman, widow of Dr C Pardee Erdman, a former college director and graduate of Riskins, who died in 1958.
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PAS College
Bryn Mawr
Mawr
College Est
C. Pardee Erdman
Barbara
Calif
Eleanor
Riskins
College Board of Directors
Khrushchev warns inflation mirrors capitalism limits
In New York AP report Khrushchev argues inflation in the United States and Soviet Union diverge due to different systems. He cites butter and meat prices and farm incentives as key factors while Western economists doubt the explanation and warn of ongoing price spirals and inflation risks.
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New York
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
Kichev
Khrushchev
Benny Goodman Faces Soviet Restrictions In Sochi Tour
Benny Goodman and his band performed in Sochi Moscow district amid Soviet limits. RCA ordered recording stop and a translator restricted remarks. Officials censured distributing buttons to fans as part of the cultural visit. The tour, welcomed by audiences, continues with tightened controls.
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Sochi
Soviet Union
Benny Goodman
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Goodman
Black Sea
RCA
Tawterreiee
F. Carherman
Dearborn
Mich
Jhe
Jhard
Kerman
Soviet Interspreter
Corry Journal Masthead and pricing notice
The Corry Journal announces its daily publication schedule with exceptions and lists staff roles including City Editor Allan Hasbrouck Advertising Manager John McLaughlin and Production Manager Bergman. It details advertising agencies and the Associated Press rights, along with mailing rates and display ad deadlines.
Erie Education Channel Talk Sets June Meeting
Enis A meeting is scheduled for Erie on June 19 to discuss television Channel 41 educational outlet allocated to Erie but unused. W. E. Rodemeyer, assistant superintendent, says the meeting will decide if Channel 41 will be developed for Erie with coaxial cable from Pittsburgh.
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Enis
Erie
W. E. Rodemeyer
Corry Arta
Yestern
Tortemeyer
Grawford
Warren
Pittsburgh
Wqed-Tv
Meadville
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