Grass Roots Battle Shapes Pennsylvania Convention Vote
In Our Opinion the Pennsylvania Magistrates Association opposes a constitutional convention, even a limited one, warning that grassroots pressure at the local level could sway voters. Association President Robert E. Baker says they will work with county groups at the grassroots to oppose the convention, fearing the judiciary articles may be considered. The piece notes minor judiciary influence at boroughs towns and small cities and urges opponents to fight on grassroots ground.
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Washington Observer-Reporter
Our Man In Harrisburg Mason Denison Contends Primary Debates
Harrisburg notes discuss tomorrow's primary election with nine constitutional questions on the ballot and local races at stake. Voter participation by independents and nonpartisans is noted as a key factor in how issues may be represented, with emphasis on local offices and a potential \$500000 building referendum.
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Harrisburg
Drug industry hires detective to shadow Senate witness
Washington report reveals a drug industry detective shadowed Senate witness William Haddad amid Kefauver and Nelson probes into drug price rigging. Haddad, ex New York Post reporter and son in law of a Tribune owner, found documents from Latin America supporting an international cartel keeping drug prices high.
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Mayor High
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Julius Boros rises under pressure to golf glory
Jim Bishop recounts Julius Boros as a steady, low-key player who built a late-blooming career. From Fairfield roots to Air Force service and a dramatic family loss, Boros defies odds, earning $70,000 in early 1960s and winning the National Open at Dallas after enduring tragedy and doubt.
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Julius Boros Named Golfer of the Year in 1983
A historical roundup notes Julius Boros achievements including winning the 1955 World Championship of Golf at age 43 and the U S Open at Brookline, plus Buick Open and Colonial Open wins. It mentions his marriage to Armen Boyle, their Fort Lauderdale home, and his long golfing career averaging about $40 000 yearly.
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Gary
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Jodi
Memories of Corry May 15 1947 political and transport notes
Yesterday's Memories of Corry 20 Years Ago reports President Truman's minimum wage proposal gaining bipartisan Senate support but likely not passage this year. It notes a Civil Aeronautics Board probe into All American Aviation raising doubt about Corry air mail service. Local incidents include a wandering cow provoca- ing police appeal and community church youth activities with a skating trip to Findley Lake.
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Corry Evening Journal ad terms and mailing info
The Corry Evening Journal lists subscription rates as 15 dollars per year by mail in advance and tins of ten cents per copy, with a weekly rate of sixty cents. Advertising deadlines and publication details are noted, with the paper entered as second class mail matter at Cory postal facilities.
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Carsten
When to use heat or ice for abdominal pains and biopsy basics
This column explains that abdominal pain requires medical judgment and heat or ice should not be used without a doctor's approval. Menstrual cramps may benefit from heat, but conditions like appendicitis or ovarian cysts can be worsened by heat. It defines biopsy as microscopic tissue examination to distinguish benign from malignant growths, detailing lab processing and how results guide treatment. Dr. Coleman invites reader questions for general-interest, health-column use.
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