Editorial condemns federal push on wheat referendum and education aid
The piece argues that federal programs for wheat acreage controls and education funding would yield centralized power to the Agriculture Department and federal authorities. It cites U S Chamber statistics to challenge claims of a lagging system and warns that farmers and educators would cede state control.
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Shrewd Bargainer A Wise Diplomat Refuses Aid
An editorial in The Russell Daily News profiles a discerning diplomat skilled at declining American aid without forfeiting benefits. The piece highlights tact, strategic refusals, and the broader implications for international assistance diplomacy.
Strike of worm diggers echoes in Maine and welfare debates
In Wiscasset Maine Paul Harvey cites worm diggers who demand higher pay threatening to strike if not raised from two cents per worm to a higher rate while Chicago welfare discussions accuse legislators and agencies of neglect and fear a crime wave if relief funds are not provided. editorials note broad job postings and shifting unemployment policies amid national aid criticism.
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What Is The Law What Is The Law Q A Inheritance Overseas
A reader asks how a person overseas can obtain money inherited from a U S relative. The answer outlines sending funds by international draft or money order if recipient country allows it and notes possible U S and foreign restrictions. It suggests contacting the U S Treasury or State Department for regulations and considers alternative of coming to the United States to collect the inheritance. The piece also comments on dependency and job markets in Chicago.
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Milton Berle hails Mad World as record gross pageant
Hal Boyle reports Milton Berle extols the film It is a Mad Mad Mad World as a potential record breaker with estimates of 109 to 128 million dollars in gross. Berle notes star lineup Spencer Tracy Ethel Merman Sid Caesar Dorothy Provine Edie Adams Mickey Rooney Jonathan Winters and Jimmy Durante. He reflects on 50 years in show business and his shift from Mr Television to live stages while maintaining a large NBC contract through 1981 worth six figures annually.
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Court Rules Extra Seniority Unfair Practice
The Supreme Court ruled it is an unfair labor practice for an employer to grant extra seniority to men who replaced workers during a walkout and to those who returned to work at Erie Resistor Corp. The unanimous decision, delivered by Justice White, overrules prior allowances and upholds the Labor Management Relations Act restrictions on super-seniority.
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Moon voyage costs and lunar food fears in satire
Russell Kime riffs on the race to the moon and the moon program. He questions funding priorities, jokes about lunar food, edible wallboards, and preps readers with whimsical comparisons. The satire contrasts space spend with foreign aid and mocks future moon生活 prospects.
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Attu Landing Report Sparking World War II News
London reports American troops landed on Attu Island near the Aleutians as bitter fighting rages. Britain resumes large scale air and sea offensives against Berlin and Ruhr targets while U S political tensions grow between executive and legislative branches over military service. Additional notes: a Philippine prisoner Williams, a Pennsylvania resident aid program, the death of Ethel A Anderson, and local sports results from Corry High and Union City.
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Moon Madness and Pension Bill Echo 1923 Debate
A 1923 Corry edition notes Gov Pinchot signing an old age pension measure while mocking moon landings. The piece ridicules government spending on lunar projects as unnecessary and questions the Apollo program’s economic military and scientific justification, framing it as impractical moon madness.
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