In Our Opinion Triggering A Big War In Southeast Asia
The column argues opinions in official circles doubt a full scale war with the United States by Russia or China but warn against misread public sentiment. It cites Lawrence on pacifism risking misinterpretation, recalls WWI and WWII arms issues, and notes Johnson's stance on Viet Nam. It concludes the U S will press a peaceful settlement or fight if needed with strong support.
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Southeast Asia
Russia
China
United States
Mr. Lawrence
Senate
Wilson
America
Roosevelt
Europe
Congress
Viet Nam
Johnson
Truman proclaims complete victory in Europe
Washington and London report unconditional surrender of Germany as President Truman announces a formal proclamation. The era ends with a solemn but glorious hour while celebrations and state proclamations ripple through stores and clubs as Thanksgiving plans are noted.
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Washington
Truman
London
Germany
Drew Pearson Investigates A mixed bag of political quirks and aid
The column surveys figures from Latin American politics to U S senators, spotlighting Juan Bosch’s plane dilemma during a Dominican revolt, Johnston and Thurmond hospital choices, Sammy Davis Jr a civil rights fundraising day, White House operator prowess enabling Rep Hungate bypass, and a hotel project update with Corty Hotel furnishings.
What Is The Law What Is The Law Q and Wife Per Capita Tax
The text explains per capita tax rules for households where only the husband works. It notes that both spouses owe per capita taxes, while occupation taxes apply only to employed individuals. It cites enabling legislation granting municipalities authority to levy per capita taxes up to ten dollars and occupation taxes up to ten dollars, with intergovernmental sharing possible if two subdivisions tax the same person in the same year. The School Code adds a five dollar per capita levy for certain school districts.
New Building To Be Highest in City Skyline
A $50 million downtown project announced by John W. Galbreath aims to rise as the citys tallest structure, eclipsing the 44 story Gulf Building. Galbreath, a Columbus real estate man and Pittsburgh Pirates president, disclosed plans for a six story skyscraper to be the new peak.
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John. W. Galbreath
Columbus
Ohio
Pittsburgh Pirates
Gulf
Corry Evening Journal Classified Ad Summary
Fragmented OCR text from the Corry Journal shows publisher and staff names, ad agency references, and scattered notices. It mentions rates, delivery, and publication details but content is garbled with no clear story, event, or named entities beyond generic newspaper infrastructure.
Stoop Labor Debate Highlights Mexican Farm Workers
Paul Harvey argues Americans shun hard fieldwork while Mexican braceros fill gaps, noting unemployment and low wages in the southwest. He cites readmission of 4500 workers, the cost of fruit rots, and a provocative parable about survival and dignity amid labor disputes and immigration politics.
Corry Area News Highlights Local Achievements and Plans
Richard F. Peterson from Pittsburgh joins the teaching staff as a top prospect and will train at Bucknell before joining the State Department of Public Instruction. Anita Homich of Cargopolis planned to wed, then both join as a teaching team. DA Ed Carney faces heavy murder caseloads while union leaders’ high salaries draw attention. Ajax Iron Works fills a gaping hole on East South Street, and Rotary Club hosts a May 25 show for community projects. Studies note 1961 65 Clemson honor for Diana Grob and a planned $2 million safety line painting by the state Highway Department. Local students enter Alfred University and SUNY College of Ceramics, and Kinley farm markers hint at French land claims. Tree-planting efforts spread from Union City, and Taylor University scholar David Gilliland earns selective honors. Community museum plans progress. Meade Park overlooked in county brochure. School sports friction, parking changes, and local highway buried lines update city life. Fort Hood training includes Sparta soldier David Hallberg in Exercise Silver Hand.
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Anita Homich
Cargopolis
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Charles T. Pierotti
Hillcrest Drive
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France
Kinley Farm
B. L. Chisler
Dowell
Dow Chemical Company
B. L. Bright
Bright
Union City
Taylor University
David M. Gilliland
Walter Gilliland
Concord Street
General Telephone Co
South Center
South Streets
Army
Journal
Concord School
Mansfield State College
Opera Workshop
Diana M. Schramling
T. E. Schramling
Columbus
Carol Burnett
Chamber of Commerce
Corry Area
Lawrence
Army Sp4
David H. Hallberg
Dorothy M. Staub
Spartansburg
U. S. Strike Command
Fort Hood
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Highway Dept Plans $2 Mile For Lining Rural Roads
Harrisburg The Highway Department says 2 per mile will be spent this summer to paint safety lines on 17 000 miles of highway 38 000 miles of center and edge lines will be painted using 600 000 gallons of paint.
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Harrisburg
Highway Department
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