Clark Opposes Broad Welfare State Driven by Big Government
Editorial argues Senator Joseph Clark of Pennsylvania rebels against expanding federal control, condemns elected bodies as a menace to democracy, and urges caution against large budgets. It cites his stance against trimming federal spending and his opposition to strong local and state autonomy through centralized power.
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Joseph Clark
D. Pa
National Association of Manufacturers
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Women Help Design Beautiful Corry School Materials
A reader urges the Corry School Board to form a committee of women to select colors and materials for the new Concord School. Citing the Corry Area High School's mud yellow brick, the writer argues for a design that blends beauty with practicality and invites women to contribute to the aesthetic and functional qualities of the project.
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New Concord School
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Pantelleria surrenders as Allies move in
Allied headquarters announced Pantelleria, nicknamed the Gibraltar of Italy, capitulated unconditionally after 19 days of bombardment and naval assault. Roosevelt called the surrender very good news, urging Italy to exit the war. Berlin described Hitler’s army as ready to mount a summer offensive with up to two million troops. In Union City, 64 registrants from Local Bond No. 3 were inducted after final physicals, including Corry-area draftees listed by name.
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Prank
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Pastor Rev Paul Shelley to lead local Presbyterian Church
City notes Rev Paul Shelley of Erle has accepted the call as pastor of the local Presbyterian Church. Also listed are Wash building pupils who were never absent or tardy: Marjorie Kirch Ralph Flick Kenneth Birch Kenneth Perkins Fred Owing Ruth Ewing Clarence Windahl Kenneth Roof. Industrial Horseshoe League will contest for a trophy all summer. Liberty Street plant work by C C Wales Cotty Bed Springs Co. Williams contractor completed excavation and footings.
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Eal
Presbyterian Church
Washington
Marjorie Kirch
Ralph Flick
Kenneth Birch
Kenneth Perkins
Fred Owing
Ruth Ewing
Clarence Windahl
Kenneth Roof
Finest Williams
Vornards Liberty Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
C. C. Wales
Cotty Bed Springs Co
Willams
Medicine man fades as Khrushchev rises in public view
In a retrospective column the writer contrasts the old era medicine show and media hype with a more disciplined modern approach. He argues the USSR under Khrushchev has shifted from flashy con man rhetoric to a steadier, less dramatic posture amid global pressures. The piece notes a current resignation of Clark Pain from a consulting role to a bank cashier position at North Girard.
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Bayon Marmiteturing Co
First National Bank
Americana: Old mother teaches calm wisdom and humor
Kansas City essay recalls a 76 year old mother who blends philosophy with humor. Hal Boyle portrays her as a weathered sage who finds lessons in rheumatism and daily life, urging acceptance of aging and a simpler view of trouble. Her perseverance and family dedication frame a reflective portrait.
Why Stock Averages Vary Across Indexes and Time
A brief explainer on why the AP 60-stock, Dow Jones 30-stock industrial, and Standard and Poor's 500 stock indices diverge. It covers age, weightings, stock splits, substitutions, and how base prices and divisor changes since 1935 shape current readings and peaks. It notes specific stocks and historical highs to illustrate how each index is computed and why gaps occur.
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General Motors
International Harvester
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Aled Chemical
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American Can
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American Tobacco
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Chrysler
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
General Elevirie
General Moons
Goodyear
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al Nickel
International Paper
Johns - Manville
Gwens - Ulingis Glass
Procter & Gamble
Sears Roebuck
California
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Swift
Tuxaco
Union Carbide
Alcoa
Ameriany Tobicco
Liter
National Nickel
Owens-Illinois
Proctor’ & Gamble
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If You Read It In The Journal You Know It's True
A brief note from the Journal asserts the paper’s credibility for readers. It emphasizes trust in editorial standards and reaffirms that information presented reflects verified reporting. The statement positions the Journal as a reliable source for local news.
Radioactivity guidelines urged as fallout rises
Congress quizzed Dr Tompkins on lack of fixed radiation danger levels for fallout and food. Salt Lake City iodine 131 reached 39060 picocuries in 1961 62 with Kansas City 33841 and Des Moines 32890. St Louis earlier hit 91250. Officials warned guidelines may come next year but without fixed figures.
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Des Moines
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It's easy to really enjoy the news
The brief promo invites readers to subscribe to The Journal, promising easy enjoyment of the news. It emphasizes accessibility and encourages ongoing readership. The note references timely access and stronger engagement with current events via the newspaper.
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Can Police Skirt Warrant Rules in Escaped-Criminal Search
Pennsylvania law upholds constitutional protection against unreasonable searches. Warrantless searches may occur with consent or reasonable belief a crime happened. In motor vehicle cases, officers enjoy broader leeway due to mobility, balancing rights and enforcement.
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Pennsylvania
Finnish soccer player dies after match injury
Rolf Boxberg, 27, of Han goe Sportsclub died following a Sunday match against Turun Pallokerho. Boxberg had been named best player earlier as his team won 3 2 after a hard shot struck his head from seven yards. He continued playing but fell ill during the night and died.
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Rolf Boxberg
Han'goe Sportsclub
Turun Pallokerho
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Welcome for Yemen President in Damascus on first Syria visit
Thousands of Syrians crowded streets in Damascus to greet Yemen's President Field Marshal Abdullah Sallal on his arrival from Cairo. He urged immediate admission of Yemen into the projected United Arab Republic with Egypt and Syria during his first state visit to Syria.
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