Editorial: You Get What You Pay For in Politics
The piece mocks out-of-work candidate Charlie Schmitt from Girard who spent 43 dollars at the betting window and trailed Richardson Dilworth by about 550000 votes in the Democratic primary. It argues his bid rested on tax on race track betting and notes he collected roughly 100000 votes, calling him an also ran and suggesting the penny-pinching campaign buys little lasting impact.
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Good
Charlie Schmitt
Girard
Harrisure
Schmitt
Richardson Dilworth
Charlie
Commonwealth
United States Senators Sign Pro UN China Censure Document
A group of US senators prepared a signed pledge denouncing Red China as morally unfit for UN membership. The draft prompts debate on blocking Red China’s entry and questions why Russia and its satellites would be overlooked. The piece argues moral responsibility in international alignment and cautions against hypocrisy.
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United States
Red China
United Nations
Red
Japanese landings reach Alaska shores in 1942 invasion attempt
June 13 1942 report says Japanese forces made a western hemisphere invasion bid at Alaska s Aleutians but were repelled from populated areas in minor engagements. The town s school staff faces cuts. Scout troops meet at Mead Park. local businesses and clubs report various activities and a municipal death is noted.
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Washington
Alaska
Aleutian Islands
Miss Ghiwo Sees Life Events Highlight Local Report
Forty years ago on June 13 readers noted Miss Ghiwo and Groves enberi six your lariles at a inner at Worhorn 61 South Center street. The article mentions Miss ita Stondadh whess, and MessANRT hor at Daswon Brwhers. A residence move to Fredonia is recorded for May 7. Mim Beater Holkey of Cotman and Merle Hagbey of Mitects were guided dt oon to.
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Groves Enberi Aluud
Worhorn
South Center Street
Honu
Miss Ita
Stondadh Whess
Messanrt
Daswon
Fredonia
Mim
Corry Journal Ad Rates and Publishing Details
Corry Journal lists daily Beebe Sunday edition details and staff roles including publisher George Ro Sumple and city editor Allan Hisbrouick. Mentions advertising rates, production manager, and printing deadlines with 4 a.m. advertising cutoff on the prior publication date. Also notes association with Philadelphia and Pittsburgh content and spelling errors in the OCR.
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Representaire
Mai
Mattien' T
Winil
Mini.h
Tay Carrie
Sevent
Dissley
War fears and economic critique in wartime prose
George Sokalsky discusses collective fear and national costs of war dating from 1914, noting near 100 billion yearly expenditures, depleted gold reserves, and depreciating currency. He argues government involvement in enterprises affects civil liberties, contrasts rights with constitutional guarantees, and critiques Cold War politics amid a fragile optimism for the future.
Bamboo Curtain Refugees Watch Chuff Arrive at Hong Kong
Jim Bishop reports on Cantonese refugees trapped behind the Bamboo Curtain awaiting arrival of the old steam locomotive to Hong Kong. British and Chinese authorities screen petitioners, many Cantonese, with scant belongings and hunger shaping daily life as famine looms over 600 million.
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Lo Wu
Bridget
Tim
Mey
People’s Government of
China
Hong Kong
Englsh
Theny
Canton
Gold price stubborn as U S efforts stall outflow
New York reports continued pressure on gold as foreign traders raise prices on the London market amid U S Treasury and Federal Reserve efforts to stem gold outflow. The London market values gold at 35,104 dollars per ounce, while U S officials and bankers push to stabilize the dollar and balance of payments. Foreign central banks and speculators remain wary as deficits and inflation fears loom.
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NEW York
U.S. Treasury
Lonton
US. Treasury
U.S
London
Federal Reserve System
Lowon
Treasury
Roger M.brough
Henry ©. Alexander
Morgan Quality Trust
Crawford H. Greene- Wall
Bi Pont
Thomas J. Watson Jr
Internationals Business Machine
United States
TS. Treasury
Dolla
FE Knox
Composer Eitzen Goos Dies After Brief Illness
Obituary notes the death of British conductor and composer Sif Eitzen Goos in mid sixties after a brief illness. He led the Rochester Philharmonic 1923 to 193X and the Cincinnati Symphony 193X to 147. He also appeared as a guest with many major American orchestras. Check classifieds for move notices.
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Brepish
Thes
London
Sif
Laos Peace Step Or New Trouble For Laos
Marlow analyzes Laos fragile peace move as three princes sign a coalition plan with neutralists dominating cabinet posts. The plan foresees a later merger of forces and elections, but U S observers warn the accord may trigger new conflicts and widen Southeast Asia tensions.
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Washington
Laos
United States
Prince ™ Souvanna Phowma
Pheng Phongsavan
Interior
Quinin Pholsena
Prince Souphanouvong
Phottmi Nosavan
Viet Nam
Hang
Sauvanna Phowmi
Southeast Asia
Warren Area Farms May Tourists Plan A Farm Family Vacation
Warren County moves to invite city residents to rural vacations modeled on the Poconos. Farm families would host visitors for a day weekend or week for a set fee. Bernard Wingert leads a survey to gauge interest with a questionnaire to map facilities services and activities. The Rural Areas Development Committee coordinates with the Warren County Development Association to draw in tourism.
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Warren
Warren County
Poconos
Pennsylvania
Bernard Wingert
Rural Areas Development Committee
Sforts
Warren County Development Association
Kennedy Receives Honorary Doctorate at Manhattan College
General Rob art Kennedy was awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws by Manhattan College last night during commencement for 614 graduates. Archbishop Francis Cardinal Spellman presided, addressing the graduates at the Roman Catholic institution.
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Bobby
New York
Alty Gen. Robart
B. Kennedy
Manhattan College
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Brown
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