Labor Bill Muddle in Senate Debates Taft Hartley Changes
The Senate debates sweeping labor legislation to replace Taft Hartley as Democrats split into three factions. A bipartisan middle path proposes government seizure of struck plants in national emergencies, while Taft Hartley remains structurally intact with various amendments. The episode recalls 1940s battles over plant seizures and presidential authority during strikes, reflecting deep partisan divides and shifting committee actions.
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Senate
Sen. Taft
Congress
House
Taft-Hartley
Lesinski
Bicumindus Cos
Truman
Inter
Viner
White House
Twenty Years Ago In A Ta-Teleegeoem Pyurcal Piles
A fire started in a waste paper box in the kitchen of Stanley Henton’s apartment above S. W. Parker’s grocery at South and West Wayne streets. the blaze spread through a wall but was fought off with chemicals, small damage reported. Also noted are school board plans to redecorate the Senior High auditorium, celebrations at Douglas Rozelle’s home for his birthday and wedding anniversary, a Corry Great Exchange Labor Day event, a new beige cornice on Star garage north center street, and Miss Margaret O’Hare’s Seton Hill College BA degree achievement.
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Stanley Henton
S. W. Parker
South
West
Wayne Streets
Douglas Rozelle
Arthur Burgess
Bimgalow
H. H. Blanchard
East South Street
Darrow
Dodd
Dot
Wille of Mo
California
Lake LeBoeuf
Merdville
I Q Quiz from a Classified Page Challenge
A small quiz item asks readers to check a monthly average, memory cues, and a page’s correct answers. It lists ten questions on history, naval terminology, music authors, national parks, military songs, colonial birthplaces, census timing, university prizes, and early transatlantic flight.
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Lincoln
Springfield
Washington, D. CG
New York City
Dounton Teader
Berlin
Hoagey Garmichasl
U.S
Narional Parks
M. Rainier
Washington
Ylades
Florida
Hot Springs
Ark
Montemuma
Tripoli
Virginia Dare
New World
Plymn
Boaverette Club Honors Gus Windwards and Local News
Community notes report the Boaverette Club thanking Gus Windwards for year of service, a high school teacher receiving a shirt and tie from students, Richard Gates of Elke Street an honor student at Rider College, and various local items.
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Boaverette Club
Richard Gates
Gleqn Gates
Elke Street
Rider College
Trenton
N. J
Gates
Ajax Tron
Titusville
Corry
Waterhouse
Mayville
Chautauqua Baking Co
W. W. Waterhouse
Pontiac Cay
Horace Brynolfson
New York
Corty
Rita
Conneaut
Focal
Fawns, Jobs, and Local Happenings Highlight Corry Items
Local notes recount pet fawn incidents and rewards for offenders, unemployment figures near 49 in Corry as phase season begins, and a Warren area man paid 100 after fawn found in his possession. University of Miami law grad Manfred Berliner, and Hudson car dealer Louis Jensen feature among community updates. Postscripts mention Father's Day Panama hats, a Dartmouth dining car mishap, watchmaker Frank Grice passing test, Lona Barto on WICU, and a proposal for a Women’s Exchange in the city.
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Ehatlen
Corry
James Latimer
Warren Area
F. Lowe Edwards
Lottaville High School
Manfred J. Berliner
University of Miami
School of Law
Louis Jensen
Hudson Agency
Jamestown
Jensen
Bill Zafiropulos
Dartmouth College
Frank Grice
Phillips Jewelry Store
Bradley University
Peoria
Horological Institute of America
Lona Barto
Robert Barto
Loding
Sition Wicu
Th ‘To
Teeris
Meri
Ex-Guard Haman to Speak in Corry on Crime Prevention
Walter A. Haman, former bodyguard to F D Roosevelt and Harry S Truman, will address the Corry public at First Methodist Church on Tuesday evening June 14 starting at 7 45. A noted criminologist and former Pennsylvania State Police investigator, he left the Secret Service to focus on crime prevention and interdenominational youth work. He will show his photos from wartime tours and conferences, with admission charged.
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Corry
Walter A. Thirawm
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S
Pennsylvania State Police
Hamnan
Secret Service
Washington
Elrah
Mar
Ethiopia
United
Roosevelt
Quebec
Teheran
Potsdam
San Francisco
County Probers Question Sheriff Office Radio Purchases
Erie County officials and the Erie Taxpayers Economy Association expanded inquiries at a county commissioners meeting led by attorney Wendell Good. He questioned the purchase of two way radio equipment used by Sheriff Paul Babbitt and deputies as a lawsuit involving the city and other parties heads toward a June 20 hearing before Judge Burton Laub.
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Erie
Erie Taxpayers Economy Association
County Financial Organisation
Wendell Good
Court House
DPBA
H. ©. Sims
Burton Laub
Good
Paul Babbitt
Melvin E Anderson to Graduate at Allegheny College
Melvin E Anderson son of Mr and Mrs Pred Anderson will graduate with the Allegheny College class receiving a Bachelor of Arts degree at the annual commencement Monday morning. He served as a student pastor during his first two years at Meadville College. Other Anderson family members also graduated that year including Rhoda Blaine from Corry Bird School and Evelyn n dune from Junior High. In 1519 Cortez invaded Mexico, conquered Montezuma, and set up a kingdom.
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Melvin E. Anderson
Allegheny
Pred Anderson
West Church Street
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Corry Evening Journal
Arthur Colegrove
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Pit Kimball, Inc
44Th St
Square
Detroit
Bond
Chamber of Com
Pittscurch
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Varvier
Labor Bill Muddle
Keystone VanCise
Rug Cleaning Superior Cleaning Co
Washington Ht
Glesning
Pebonetin Seay
Board of Education
Cony
Corry Great Exchange
Star Garage
Center Street
Margaret O'Hare
Hugh A. O'Hare
City
Seton Hill College
Foster E. Davis & Son
North Center Street
Koolvent
Grabling Dhara
Gomfort
C.T. Anderson
South St
Desmond Electric
Church St. Corry, Pa
Wyeso and
Kinley Insurance Agency
Turner
Olympic
Gaberdines
Bemberg
Yours
Leed
Cortez
Mexico
Montezuma
Loblaws
Long Island
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Stahl Gewellens
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