Time To Kiss Old Winter Adieu
Our Opinion argues spring arrives gradually, not in a sudden burst. It notes the 3:05 p.m. moment tomorrow as a tentative cue but warns that weather may still bring snow and brush fire scents. The piece prefers a slow thaw over abrupt change.
Bombing of Japan and home-front strains amid wartime estimations
Twenty years ago on March 19 1945 mutual Allied air raids over Japan delivered thousands of sorties totaling over 5 000 tons of incendiaries and explosives. Giant B 29s revisited Nagoya and headlines warned of continuing shortages as Berlin and Tokyo pressure the home front. Local notices mention mayoral re election plans and civic events beside a chimney fire at a grocery and Elks celebration preparations.
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Is court needed to attach wages in Pennsylvania
Q and A explain wage attachment rules in Pennsylvania. Wages can be garnished for per capita taxes without a court order in normal cases, and in some situations to enforce a support order. The Kiwanis Club is cited as a local example of community service involvement, though the passage is incomplete.
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Mississippi lawmakers face civil rights challenge to voting rights
The report details Mississippi congressmen defending their seats amid a push to enfranchise Black voters. It notes nullified voting rights claims, Curry Johnson’s opposition to delays, and legal strategies with Jim Coleman and headquarters in Jackson. It lists national figures pressuring the Mississippi delegation and the political tension over seating the lawmakers.
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Ohio
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Miami
John Tunney
California
Ben Reifel
South Dakota
Rolland Redlin
Erie County Employment Holds Steady At 92500 Jobs
Erie County maintains 92500 employed with no net change from January to February. Unemployment sits at 5.7 percent with 5600 idle, below both prior month and year levels. Factory roles near January, while gains appear in primary metals and nonelectrical machinery. Production workers average 42.3 hours. outlook suggests mild growth ahead.
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Dickinson College honors Dr. Joel H. Hildebrand Priestley Award
In Carlisle Pennsylvania Dickinson College awarded its Priestley Memorial to Dr. Joel H. Hildebrand 83 of Berkeley California former American Chemical Society president honored for outstanding service to mankind through physical chemistry He received a $1000 prize and a portrait medal of Joseph Priestley inventor of oxygen.
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Corry Evening Journal details and staff
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff including editor Allan Hasbrouck and Advertising Manager John McLaughlin. It notes Associated Press membership and distribution details with mail and carrier rates and advertising guidance.
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Away We Go At Five Aboard Jim Bishop Remembers
Jim Bishop writes of Away We Go a 35 foot cabin cruiser built in 1960. He details costly repairs at Florida and Hallandale yards, a Miami Shipyard visit, and the verdict that the boat has no dry rot and is a good vessel. Bishop notes frequent yard charges, mufflers, risers, and a plan to keep her seaworthy for years.
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County aide may take leave amid primary run
County official William O Hill Jr plans to ask administrative assistant John C Wagner to take a 60 day leave of absence. Wagner a Democratic prothonotary candidate in the May 18 primary faced questions about proximity to the Election Board during the campaign. He withdrew from courthouse during ballot position drawing and ended fifth of five candidates. Election Board Chairman Louis J Rzymek is expected to oppose the leave.
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Car Passenger Killed In Pittsburgh Suburban Crash
Mrs Ruth was killed last night when a car driven by her husband and another auto collided in O’Hara Two, a Pittsburgh suburb. Divers were treated at a hospital and released.
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