A Sad Little Happy Day and a Neighbor’s Retirement
An editorial laments a neighbor’s twenty five year retirement savings through an annuity and U.S. savings bonds, noting depreciation of currency, government policy, and perceived theft of thrift. The piece frames the celebratory day as a reminder of inflation, taxation, and future risk to innocent savers.
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Secretary of the Treasury
What A Compulsion Feta Nies Wack Iuen Wark Not For Profit
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De Gaulle’s influence and France’s stand in world politics
Paul Harvey reflects on General de Gaulle’s impact in France and global affairs. He contrasts de Gaulle’s nationalism with American views, notes his veto of UN costs, and predicts his lasting place in history amid Algeria’s conflict and France’s economic trials. The column praises de Gaulle as a pivotal leader and critiques allied expectations of European autonomy.
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France
de Gaulle
Corry area scene carries growing civic notes
The Journal reports on Scouts thanking Corry residents for paper drive donations and outlines local civic efforts. Delegates Louis Miller and Arthur Mequiston travel to Washington for machinists convention as Corry and nearby communities pursue school site improvements, public safety checks, and upcoming projects amid local chatter.
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Solomon Islands Expand as U S Forces Reach Russell Islands
Washington reports extend on Guadalcanal with U S occupation of Russell Islands northwest of Solomons. March output shows aircraft 6200 planes and over 500 four engine bombers monthly. shipbuilding set record. Corry drugstores halt Fletcher’s Custard sale after illness reports in children. state salvage urges iron steel scrap collection amid war drive.
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Four Decades Ago: Boys Hurt by Poison Weed In Corry
A report from Corry notes three First Ward boys ages 3 to 5 were admitted to Corry Hospital after exposure to a poisonous weed. All are expected to recover. Also, Corry High School alumni plan their June 6 party with a banquet and speeches. Ellen York resigns from General Wholesale Co. after two years. Hulett suffers a bruising accident when his car, in gear, ran into a tile wall after he cranked it.
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Appointment of John Scheppner as regional rep for PA Commerce
An official notice confirms John Scheppner of North East as the Pennsylvania Department of Commerce regional representative. Former Corry resident, he was previously named front-runner in this column weeks ago. Cliff Welsh gains GOP support in Erie County race for county treasurer amid five candidates. Welsh and Al Miles seen as frontrunners with Corry Republicans backing.
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Erie County
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al Miles
Beaver driver awarded 67500 for bus injuries
John Hodas, 58, of Monaco, received 67500 in an out of court settlement after a bus truck collision in Freedom in 1958. Hodas, driving a Beaver Valley Motor Coach Co. bus, had sued Pennsylvan ia Truck Lines Inc and the Pennsylvania Railroad Co for back injuries that left him unable to work.
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County official backed for tax money handling role
A supporter argues Welsh remains the best choice to manage county finances, citing his lengthy administrative record and proven stewardship of taxpayers funds at the county seat.
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