In Our Opinion Give The Old Devil His Due
The piece argues against aging bias and youth worship noting that 50 is not meaningless age. It asserts fiftysomethings possess experience and vitality, that society overemphasizes youth dollars, and calls for respecting middle age while offering teens a respite. It emphasizes balanced respect for all ages.
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Corry City Answers Questions On Urban Renewal And Codes
The city answers reader questions on urban renewal plans awaiting federal funds, building permits for patios, and the housing code. Officials note permits needed for roofs, nonpermits for ground-level work, and options when a condemned building is involved. Isolated structures may be burned for fire practice to save owners demolition costs.
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Corry Water Supply seeks state approval to rebuild dam
The Corry Water Supply Company awaits word from the State Department of Forests and Waters to approve rebuilding a washed out dam at the pump station. West Main Street is being renovated as Carl Chiricuzio installs new soda fountain equipment to offer sundae and soda flavors.
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State Department of Forests and Waters
West Main Street
Carl Chiricuzio
Fireworks sales banned in city under 1947 budget note
Chief Tipton asks dealers to halt fireworks within city limits as final adoption of the 1947-48 budget moves forward. Police and force members were instructed to enforce the provision while a special meeting discussed a proposed two mill property tax increase. Carl Taylor and two others left for a fishing trip from Potter County today.
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Tipton
Corry area notes and civic updates spill from town to state
Summer pool programs expand in Union City with a few thousand dollars, local youth use French Creek as a cooling spot. Corry residents alert readers to community events, police training, court actions, museum drives and notable births, with reports from Corry, Union City, and surrounding areas detailing civic, military, and educational milestones.
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Charles DuBois
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Corry
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Thomas Mitchell
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Corry Evening Journal Local News Summary Notice
The Corry Evening Journal lists internal details and pricing including entry at the Port Office By Mail 318.00 per year with weekly 60 cent copies and advertising deadlines. The fragment references Carroll and Corsyy areas with generic notices and per year rates.
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Voice of America in debate over fairness and news value
The piece critiques Voice of America director John Daly and officials including Humphrey Rooney and Joelson for shaping news to align with U S ideals. It argues for reporting social divisions while noting ads and media ethics, comparing American advertising to truthful public messaging amid Cold War concerns.
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Today In History June 24 1967 highlights
On this date in history events span 1520 Hernando Cortez enters Mexico City 1705 United States Senate ratifies the John Jay Treaty 1798 France adopts first republican constitution 1942 the Netherlands royal family arrives in the United States 195? Hitler’s personal banner paraded in Moscow 194? Petain government armistice with Italy 1966 OAS votes to withdraw peace force from the Dominican Republic One year ago same note on inter-American force withdrawal
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What Is The Law What Is The Law Q I executing a document which requires the signatures of both husband and wife
In 1948 a Republican convention in Philadelphia, a husband signed his own name and then his wife's name with her initials. Experts say such a practice is improper unless the wife ratifies or approves. The old custom varied by party.
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Speaking of Your Health Hopeful News Feature
A health column discusses tobacco as harmful, nicotine and high cholesterol linking to arteriosclerosis and blocked circulation. It notes the American Heart Association offering a low salt diet chart, warns on salt in foods, and mentions pregnancy tests and pregnancy indicators with rapid prognosis, urging medical guidance for individual cases.
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Presbyterian
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