Corry PA Newspaper Excerpt Reflects AP Entitlement and Agriculture Secretaries
The passage lists newspaper personnel and affiliated offices in Corry PA and Chicago, then discusses Associated Press rights and advertising terms. It pivots to a historical survey of U.S. Secretaries of Agriculture, noting backgrounds from farming, journalism, business, and politics, with examples from Colman to Benson and their career paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Golegrove
Rimple
Eimball, Inc
Pats
Avenue
New York
Square
Chicago
Park Avenue
Dettaliber of
Com
Pittsburgh
Feightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Republica‘ion
Corry
Questioning Benson Affects Farmer Image In Washington
The article critiques Secretary Benson as an irrigation farmer out of touch with small and one or two horse operators. It cites Sen Maybank accusing the department of neglecting dirt farmers and notes Benson’s stance that price supports are disaster insurance rather than production incentive. It recalls Cotton Ed Smith’s view that a secretary must have dedicated life to agriculture.
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Jamies
Tama Jim
Meredith
Wallace Pere
Ils
Morton
Cleveland
B. Harrison
Jerry” Rusk
Wisconsin
Wilson
Houston
Coolidge
Gore
Jardine
Hyde
Brannan
Wickard
Anderson
Benson
Ffainily
Tran
Sen
Maybank
D-80
St. Paul
Minn
Department of Agriculture
South Carolina
Prison Rioter From Erie County Named Among 79 Convicts
Erie County prisoner Robert Botch of Erie is listed among those charged with riotous destruction of property and riot at the Janusy 18 outbreak at the Pittsburgh Western Penitentiary. Botch, sentenced January 26 1951 in Erie County to six to twelve years for burglary, is one of 79 convicts facing criminal informations this week related to the attempted jail break and robbery.
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Erie
Erie County
Robert Botch
Pittsburgh
Botch
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Journal Files
Twenty years ago on March 2 1983 Corry boards voted to close Harding School and merge senior junior high. The move saves about 30000 dollars in taxes and reduces mills. Citizens praised local banks for steady policy during the economic downturn. A fire at 006 West Pleasant damaged W L Kolstee’s home with injuries to two volunteers. Red and White Store on First Avenue was sold to Frank B Chase. Erie County Property Owners formed a Elgin unit with G R Smith and W E B Bailey named directors. About 1000 Moslems in Washington discussed in brief note.
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Revolutionary
Harding
Anc
Corry Public Literary
Board of Education
Elgin
Erie County Property Owners* Association
G. R. Smith
W. E B. Bailey
Une
Morse assails GOP foreign policy over Asia strategy
Senator Morse, formerly Republican and now aligned with Adlai Stevenson, says the Eisenhower administration risks World War II era conflict by pursuing military means to defeat Communism. He urges boosting European productivity and spreading enlightened capitalism to Asia to beat communism, criticizing the current approach.
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Philadelphia
Sen
Maree
ind-Ore
Eisenhower
Youthful Plane Pilot Narrowly Escapes Crash
A 19 year old pilot Myron L. Shoat of Youngwood made a risky emergency maneuver on a training flight from Greensburg to Butler when fuel ran low. He attempted a Route 51 landing but spotted a car and climbed away, his plane clipping a power line and narrowly missing disaster. he sustained only a bruised hand.
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Rochester
Myron L. Shoat
Yolngwood
Greensburg
Bakter
Missouri library site for Truman papers proposed
A reader quiz assigns 19 questions on history politics and language. Questions ask location of a Truman papers library in Missouri and details on terms and figures from history and law enforcement.
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Missouri
Truman
Henri Christophe
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Eisenhower
Simon Lake
L. Doheney
Car wreck sprouts a misnamed Douglas fir tale
After a rollover into a small stream, Shoat escaped the wreck with help from car occupants. Providence General Hospital treated his hand with iodine before he was sent home. The so-called Douglas fir tree is identified as a false hemlock rather than a true fir.
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Shoat
Providence General Hospital
Wellsboro Mishap Claimed Fifth Life
A fatal crash at the Route 6 and 64 intersection three miles north of Wellsboro Tioga County claimed its fifth victim. Mrs Harry Peterson of Wellsboro died in Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hospital after being admitted with facial injuries and internal injuries. Several others remained in critical condition including Clarence Tadder Harry Burrows and Jack Bordon. The accident involved two passenger autos traveling in opposite directions. Coroner Harry Williams said the cause was under investigation with no clear explanation yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsbunn
Harry Peterson
Wellsboro
Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hospital
Clytie Tucker
Pleasantville
Weat Hickory
Vernn Cook
Shirley McCullough
Westfield
Here
Tioga County
Clifford Woolsey
Peterson
Clarence Tadder
Mills
Harry Burrows
Jack Bordon
Ansonia
Joanne Webster
Harry Williams
Petersons
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Corry National Banks
W. L. Kolstee
West Pleasant Street
Thomas Garrity
Paul Mould
Red and White Chain Stores, Inc
First Avenue
Frank B. Chase
Washington, D
E. P. Newman
Rhe
Morse
Sian
Stewart's Hat Shop
the National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Clearfield Furs
Kolinsky
Stewart's
Usher
New Deal Optical
Erie, Pa
Sasa
Firestone
Sander
Barney’s Firestone
South Center Street
Dick Krueger
Merrill Dance
United
H. Roy Harris
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