Opinion piece argues to preserve Section 14(b) of Taft-Hartley Act
A Greensburg Daily News editorial contends the Supreme Court ruling undermines anti Communist union bans. It warns repeal would force workers to pay dues to Communist dominated unions and notes right to work limits in 31 states. The piece cites Chief Justice Warren and dissent by Justice White and questions freedom of association.
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United States Supreme Court
United Press International
Greensburg Daily News
Supreme Court
Communist Party
High Court
Congress
United States
Russia
Corry Post Office Mall Notice Lists Subscriptions
A short notice from the Corry Pennsylvania post office describes second class mail matter terms with annual rates and subscription details. It notes in brief the price per copy and advance mail options with a 9 a.m. deadline for applications.
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Corry
Survier
Paul Harvey NEWS DOG DAYS FOR DOGFACES
Paul Harvey laments difficult days for military men with weak weapons and uncertain compensation. He recalls leaders who spoke up or stood firm, urging courage and conscience amid war and dissent across history. The piece ties anger at concessions to the sacrifice of soldiers in Korea, the Congo, and Viet Nam.
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United States
Washington
Salary Board Raises Hit Health Dept as Shubert Speaks
Commissioners continued discussions on city salaries with Dr Shubert defending current pay while noting a wage analysis shows his max at 7000 though his pay is 7200 plus 13200 from the city. Gerald Farmer and Lawrence Moriarty salaries and study suggested maximums are cited as six health department employees receive raises.
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Relix
Shubert
Gerald Farmer
Lawrence R. Moriarty
Health Department
Wall Collapses in Franklin Kills One Worker
A wall collapse during construction of a new Venango Federal Savings and Loan building in Franklin fatally injures Charles Grove, 42, of R D 1 Franklin. Six workers escaped as debris trapped Grove en route to Erie hospital after initial Franklin hospital treatment. Local officials order street closures and investigate safety of the old hotel site.
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Corry Evening Journal
Excent
South Street
Corry
George R. Sample
William Eaton
Allan Hasbrouck
John McLaughlin
Fressroom
Gy T. Bergman
Lee Penn Monkger
National
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
Fifth Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Detroit Chamber
Franklin
Old Exchange Hotel
Charles Grove
R. D
Erie
Grove
Franklin Hospital
Venango Federal Savings and Loan Association
Robert T. G. Grannis
Central Business
Charles Rappenecker
City Fire Department
News from 1945 Guam raids and China ground gains
June 29 1945 reports list four to six Japanese cities hit by Superfortress fire bombs and 27 more Nipponese ships sunk or damaged. China reports recapture of Linchow U S air base and coastal advances 400 miles west of Okinawa. Local items note fines for Union City youths, Rex Theatre prize draw, and pre bridal shower for Wanda Maloney.
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Guam
U. S
Borneo
China
Linchow
Okinawa
Tragedies and Losses Toll Local Community
Forty years ago on June 29 1925 Peter Kinner two drowned after falling into Hare Creek near Hare Creek road Wheelock. Lillian Boyd guest at Lovell Station suffered injuries on West Main Street yesterday afternoon. Mrs Annette Lockwood died at Beaverdam aged 89 after long residence in the area.
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Peter
Michael Kinner
Hare Creek
Wheelock
Lillian Boyd
Chautauqua
Stultz
Lovell's Station
West Main Street
Annette Lockwood
Beaverdam
Moon flight plans outline six astronauts not chosen
Public release notes six names from Oak Park La Crosse Santa Rita and other locations as potential astronauts, with the first moon flight estimated at least four years distant and none of the six expected to participate.
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Oak Park
Ill
Kerwin
la Crosse
Wis
Michel
Santa Rita
N.M
Schmitt
Law on repossession deficiency under motor vehicle act
The Motor Vehicle Sales Finance Act allows the seller to recover any deficiency from the buyer if resale nets do not cover sale expenses retaking and storing and the contract balance. The original purchaser can challenge resale price and storage costs in court. The article also notes the upcoming Gemini 5 mission with Maj. Gordon Cooper and Cmdr. Charles Conrad.
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Air Force
L. Gordon Cooper
Navy
Charles Conrad
Ford 1965 Models Offer Quiet Ride and Rich Standard Gear
The 1965 Ford lineup promises a quiet, refined ride with a strengthened body, vibration-tuning frame, improved suspension, and extra knee and trunk room. LTD XL and Galaxie 500 variants add 289 V-8 power, Cruise-O-Matic, plush interiors, optional fabrics, and safety features at no extra cost. Test drives available at local Ford dealers.
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American Institute of Interior Designers
Cruise-O-Matic
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