TV Highlights and Programs by CYNTINA LOWRY NEW YORK
TV highlights quote actor John Larkin praising daytime soap operas. He defends craft, notes rehearsal routines, and critiques snobbery about daytime television while stressing professional standards and the value of serial programs like Edge of Night.
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Cyntina Lowry
New York
John Larkin
Larkin
Strom
Trave
Mike Karr
CBS
Raddio Vale
Perry Manon
Faye Dievy
Landa
Washington approves relief bill amid 14 hour WS session
Washington action ends a turbulent 14 hour session with a 1.7356 billion dollar relief measure for the next fiscal year. The bill funds the WPA at the President's request but tightens Congress oversight. Also notes Memorial events at St Edwart’s and a visit by All-American Aviation officials inspecting a southbound air mail pickup service at Lawrence Airport.
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Senate
Roosevelt
Congress
Feller
Anit
Avilion
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Garry
Trmerle
Lawrence
Constitutional crisis looms over disabled president question
Washington report examines the long standing uncertainty about presidential disability and succession, noting the constitution offers no clear rule for who steps in when a president is unable to discharge duties. It discusses potential amendments, legal challenges, and a Nixon Eisenhower pact lacking binding effect.
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Washington
Earl K. Long
Louisiana
United States
Congress
Eisenhower
Long
Lousiana
Galveston
Tex
Governor Long
Oll
Corry Journal reports teen suicide and multiple park killings
A 18 year old boy allegedly killed three friends after indicating violent intent. The piece details the shooting at a park and discusses the weapon, prior warnings, and concerns about teen access to firearms. The article references safety measures, driver experience, and a broader discussion of youth violence.
House Debates Nixon Eisenhower Agreement Oath Dispute
The 1958 agreement sparked sharp remarks by Speaker Sam Rayburn who argued a vice president must take the oath if carrying out duties, while Atty. Gen. Brownell supported its constitutionality. The clash foreshadowed future trouble if a president is unable to act and Congress contemplates disability decisions alongside the cabinet.
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House
Senate
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Walface
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Herbert Brownell
Area Dairy Farmer Tops Milker With Record Yields
Tri County Dairy Improvement Club tester Leonard Swanson reported May testing covered 27 herds. Among results are 159 cows yielding 40–50 pounds of butterfat and 137 over 50 pounds. Top milk producers included William Scouten and others, with figures listing milk and fat. A separate record notes James Steward charged with disorderly conduct, and a theft case involves a truck linked to Presque Isle Beverage Co.
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Leonard Swanson
Tri-County Dairy Improvement Club
Swanson
William Scouten
Corry
Milton Bloomfield and Son
Spartansburg
Milton Bloomfield
Son
Lawrence Wade
Russell Darrow
James Steward
Presque Isle Beverage Co
Erie Police Capture Quick Thief After Beer Heist
Erie detectives Ches ter Wizikowski and Chester Miller nabbed 17 year old James Fischer after he and an accomplice were seen reaching into a beer truck along 12th and Peach and stealing a case of beer. Fischer faced larceny charges as the chase unfolded in broad daylight.
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Chester Wizikowski
Chester Miller
12Th
Peach
James Fischer
Women in stockrooms reshape postwar market trends
A 1960s New York stock exchange analysis notes a surge of women in clerical and sales roles, with U.S. households increasingly holding stock and women controlling a growing share of investments. It cites rising female ownership and the impact on prices, wages, and household economies, reflecting shifts in labor and finance demographics.
50 Cent Meal Tax Exempt Controversy Across Counties
A fragmented report discusses a proposed exemption for a fifty cent meal, with political figures debating county by county impacts. References to governors, committees, and legislative actions surface amid unclear OCR details and garbled names.
Pavement Contract Set in Vinburgh for Corry-Pinchey Line
Word from Harvinburg says a four mule pavement constriction on the Corry Pinchey line will be completed next week by the Interstate Highway Construction Company with a bid of 136,523 dollars. A strange pest attacked Edward Drake’s farm. A garage is planned behind the Bike Building. Walter Laurie, overseas with the machine gun company, has returned to Camp Dix. Paul Tober, 48, a New York Herald Tribune reporter, died after illness.
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Corry Journal
South Street
Corry
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Corby Evening Journal
Corey
Harvinburg
Walter Laurie
Drath Machine Gun Company
Camp Dix
Diehuirige
Piano Presentation at the YMCA Event
Fragmentary notes show an indoor piano presentation at a YMCA venue with names including Naomi, Holm, Roger, Brenda, and Casey appearing among performers. Details on date, location, or program are unclear due to damaged text.
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