Vice Presidency Seen As Unwanted By Gov Bricker
Gov Bricker, sole active candidate of either party for the presidency, says he is not interested in the vice presidency. Observers note the role’s limited duties, chiefly presiding over the Senate, and question the job’s appeal for a potential chief executive.
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End of subsidy governance seen by farmer near Odessa
The Saturday Evening Post on April 15 urges that farm subsidies force Independent farmers into dependency. Ed Will argues subsidies raise prices below production costs, shifting power from farmer to government and labeling the policy a new order for the United States.
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Oil Reserve Claims Expand Vast US Potential
Joseph B. Pogue argues in The Atlantic Mobility that US oil resources far exceed published proved reserves. He cites figures reinterpreting national and international oil wealth, including natural gas, abroad holdings, and undiscovered sources, asserting a powerful American role through vigorous exploration.
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Atlantic Mobility
United States
Corry news notes Chevy winner and local events
Twenty years ago Floyd Dickinson of East Frederick Street won a Chevrolet given by Corry merchants in a drawing on East South Street. Florence Loveland picked the duplicate tickets for the winning number. Corry plans July 4 celebrations, community service efforts, and debates independence day form. Road work continues on the Findley Lake to state line Northeast road. The Corry Rod and Gun Club held a busy monthly meeting Roy Rickerson won the gold medal as indoor rifle champion for 1928 24 defeating Range Officer George Killeberger by two points. Coach Sheen seeks a local track meet then eyes Allegheny College event next Saturday. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Schramling Columbus on Thursday May 1.
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Corry
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George Killeberger
Three Minute Rule for Thermometers in Nursing Schools
The Medical Society of Pennsylvania notes fever checks require at least three minutes. Nursing programs report speed pressures as schools rush courses. Thermometers vary but must be given a full three minutes to ensure accurate readings and proper diagnosis.
Quiz Answers From Page Two Prompt
A reader puzzle asks twelve questions about geography music literature history and science. Questions cover Hangoe peninsula location Finland the Mery Widow waltz author Middlemarch author the Chicago fire year trader of the Yugoslav Partisans Big Dipper stars count common currency names yen and drachma Origin of Species author David successor and a queue meaning in pool hair or bird.
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War's toll on American education during wartime
James D. Whith reports Office of Education figures showing 10 percent of high school students, 44 percent of college students, and 60 percent of graduate students diverted to war work or the armed forces. Enrollments decline across key subjects, with graduate and technical programs hit hardest. educators warn of postwar shortages in doctors, engineers, and teachers.
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U.S. Office of Education
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Stanford University
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Henry G. Badger
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Services Held Tuesday for Rev William Hall
Funeral services for Rev William Hall were held Tuesday at St Pauls Lutheran Church in Glled to capacity with friends and former congregation members. The body lay in state from one to the time of the service. Interment was in Pine Grove cemetery with honorary bearers from Erie and city ministers.
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William Hall
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Purged voters may be registered again
Unregistered county citizens desiring to vote in the presidential election next November were notified by Chief County Registrar Joseph Williams that registration is open. All persons purged from the lists in the past two years who received purge cards must report to Williams in the courthouse and re register to qualify for the fall election.
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Lemon Juice Recipe Claims Rapid Rheumatic Pain Relief
An ad promotes a lemon juice based remedy as fast relief for neuritis and rheumatic pains. It touts a non prescription formula, low cost, and money back guarantees. The text urges readers to try the product sold by Resell Cut Rate Drug stores and similar outlets.
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Two Men Die In Separate James Town Accidents
James Town and Kennedy report two fatalities from separate accidents. Carl Hjulstrom, 54, died after falling on Main and First streets following an ambulance call. Ellery Cobb, 21, a Erie railroad section hand, was struck by a westbound freight near the Indian Creek bridge. Coroner says skull fracture and locomotive impact caused the deaths.
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Meadville
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Buffalo
Marine Institute offers correspondence courses for Marines worldwide
The Marine Corps Institute provides correspondence courses across many subjects for Leatherneck personnel stationed in distant locations worldwide. The program supports ongoing instruction for Marines serving in remote areas.
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