Editorial Fiscal Future and a Sermon by Dr Shuey
A dismal sermon from Pleasant View Lutheran pastor Dr Theodore G Shuey is recirculated nationwide by the Committee for Constitutional Government. He warns that fiscal irresponsibility risks national ruin, citing mounting debt and promised programs, while urging citizens to demand budget restraint to defend liberty and security. Virginia Senator Harry Byrd’s figures on debt are invoked to emphasize the peril.
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Pleasant View Lutheran
Theodore G. Shuey
Staunton
Christmas sales season drives consumer goods demand
The article notes a yearly consumer goods surge from Labor Day to Christmas and predicts a strong fourth quarter. It discusses business conditions, permit capital, and government revenue expectations tied to consumer spending. It highlights anxiety over a potential downturn if consumer confidence drops.
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East Times
Para City
New Yorks
Clock Museum Keeps Town Busy in Sb. Cloyd Florida
In the Willen town of Sb. Cloyd Florida a local tale centers on Mrs. HB and her husband Budinger who move there to run a clock museum from a barn. They host Bill Silver a clock-loving drifter who aids in repairing clocks, growing a collection to 400 pieces while drawing visitors and donations, eventually funding a small hospital with the proceeds.
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Sb. Cloyd
Florida
Ivetvotte
Tyne
Lowhore
Bill Sliver
Wisdert Sind
Silver
Bi Silver
Bill Silver
Jelock
Budingers
Bill Silve
O'Brien and Braithwaite Shaped a Young Reader's World
James Marlow recalls two authors William Stanley O'Brien and William Braithwaite, whose writings and anthologies opened an American youth to modern literature. He describes how their works, accessible through libraries, spurred exploration of Imagist poets and early 20th century fiction, shaping a generation's reading and self education.
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Boston
William Stanley
Allowalte
Edward J. O'Brien
Lorro
Bette
Ty Univaile
O'Brien
Nowra
New York
Mann
WST
Uueeyourge
Leuess
America
Thuttiquarry
Braithwaite
Chun
Evening Journal Masthead Fragment
Fragmentary masthead text shows publisher Genra A Sumslie Nimantors editor Allan Honbrrmvet manager John McLaughil and production staff. Mentions York distribution and AP news usage in public publication.
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Cory
Evening Journal
Puburdet
Genra
A. Sumslie
General Nimantors Infami
Allan Honbrrmvet
Jonn ‘McLaughil
Ia York
Mivtlent Savane Bullaisy
Ieee Od
Ben Ain
el Ut Comminrels
Bae
Uae
AP News
Roosevelt Molotov reach full understanding on second front 1942
The White House announced today that President Roosevelt and Soviet Foreign Commissar Molotov have reached a full understanding in Washington on urgent tasks for creating a second front in Europe in 1942. Also reported are local items: 3000 federal vehicle tax stamps arrived at the Corry Post Office and are on sale, with a July 1 sticker deadline for car displays. A hit and run on Lemon Street injured a Ford owned by Leo Howlett. Keppel Grocery joins City Softball League with players listed. four Wawreiko brothers in the U S armed forces with Frank the latest inductee. police applicant exams set by a Civil Service Board. a blackout offense fined. and War Production Board reporting restrictions.
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Roosevelt
V. M. Molotov
White House
Europe
Corry Post Office
Wis
Postmmaster
Jaynes
P— Sullivan
Juliet Prowse and Eddie Fisher Attend Baseball Doubleheader
The AP reports at Chavez Ravine during a Kansas City Athletics and Los Angeles Angels doubleheader, Juliet Prowse and Eddie Fisher were seen in the press box, invading the sacred sanctum with visible intrigue. None of the sportswriters complained as Prowse moved about, prompting attention and a notable moment in the crowd.
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LOS Ameles
Chavez Ra
Juliet Prowse
Eddie Fisher
Alt Winchell Dur Ierday
Kansas City Athletics
Los Angeles Angels
Miss Prowse
Fisher
Rip Arnold Dies at 47 Golf Pro at Cherry Hills
Ralph Rip Arnold longtime Cherry Hills Country Club professional and golf companion of former President Dwight D Eisenhower died yesterday of a heart attack in Denver Colorado.
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Denver
Colo
Ralph
Rip) Arnold
Cherry Hills Country Club
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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