Editorial: Unions and the Mavoni Grove glee club clash
The piece denounces a Los Angeles hotel picket threat against Forest Grove glee club members invited to sing at a dentist convention. It argues union tactics violate civil rights, mockingly questions leadership, and warns about broader stakes in the labor movement while noting the odd irony of opposition to amateurs from a town fringe group.
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Los Angeles
Europe
Esen
Labor Movement
Steel
Luft and flood era events across Dortmund and Mississippi fronts
May 24 20 years ago reports a massive RAF air raid on Dortmund with 2000 tons of bombs, widespread fires, and a three mile high smoke column. It notes flood relief forces along a 109 mile Mississippi front and Moscow politics on Stalingrad’s fate. Also mentions local 40 years past events in Corry: school exhibit, church basement renovations, and deaths.
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London
Dortmund
Ruhr
Germany
Tost
Laurel Mountain Slopes to Operate Ski Area for $1 A Year
The Laurel Mountain Slopes Co agreed to take over operations of the Laurel Mountain ski slopes in Western Pennsylvania from the state, as a civic gesture. The deal, approved by the state department, covers facilities including rope tow and lowing equipment, with the operation set at one dollar per year.
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Slofa Harrishurg
Utate
Laurel Oountain
Pennsylvania
Laurel -Mountain Slopes Co
Years-long union of Durant and Ariel Alexander described
In a Castellana Hilton interview, Jim Bishop details the 50 year marriage between Will Durant and Ariel Alexander. He notes Durant’s scholarly calm and Alexander’s vivid, roaming energy as they blend like “two trees” and live a shared life that inspires the author to write a motion picture prologue at their side.
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Castellana Hilton
Durant
Ariel Alexander
de Durant
Ariel
Dr. Durant
St. Peter's
Jersey City
New York
Kelly
Mortgage Market Easy As Savings Rally Pushes Rates Down
Savings inflows to lending institutions surge as mortgage buying rises and banks compete with savings and loan associations for home and auto loans. The boost strengthens consumer demand, supports auto and home sales, and eases Treasury pressure as it approaches the debt ceiling. Mortgage purchases from agencies like Fannie Mae also improve liquidity, while some S and Ls trim high dividends to attract savers amid shifting rates. Personal saving growth eases, but large instalment debt repayments and mortgage repayments keep funds flowing.
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New York
Savings
Toa
Rnte
Federal National Mortgage Association
U.s.treasury
Congress
Savings and Loan Associations
Arizona
Alabama
Corry Journal Ad Rates and Publication Details
Classified notice indicates advertising deadline at 8 am for the next publication. Paper serves Corry with offices on West South Street and lists staff roles including Publisher George R. Sample and City Editor Alan Hasbrouck. Subscription rates appear as 13.00 per year by mail and 50 cents by carrier weekly, with various formatting quirks in the OCR text.
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Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
William Eaton
Alan Hasbrouck
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
Associated Press
Corry
To Honor Area Cop For Heroic Achievement
Fredonia patrolman Louis Fulci will receive the Outstanding Citizen's Award from Chautauqua County officials for courage in restraining Robert J. Carothers who held officers at bay last June. Fulci spoke with Carothers for three hours as he brandished a pistol and knife, threatening his wife, before surrendering to the officer and a lawyer without harming her.
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Oneumnia
Fredonia
Chattauqua
Louis Pulci
Kansas City
Palei
Robert J. Carothers
Carothers
Fulci
From Farm to Factory and a Shifting Rural Life
The piece traces rural depopulation and farm changes across Michigan, noting land sales from Monroe to Mecosta, the rise of industrial farming, Mexican labor, and fewer county fairs. It contrasts traditional stores and crops with corporate processing plants, elevating firms as taste arbiters while rural populations shrink. It ends with reflections on national identity and the fading countryside amid industrial growth.
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Detroit
Hal Boyles Americana about the American flag stars
Hal Boyle explains the flag’s star arrangement to show there are nine rows of stars. He notes five rows of six stars and four rows of five, totaling 50 states. He reflects on taking familiar things for granted and sensing the flag’s presence above all.
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New York
Reese
Erie County Crop Damage Almost Nil Report
Erie County agricultural agent William Urash said crop damage from recent unseasonal temperatures is minimal with grapes and apples most resilient. He noted earlier losses to peaches and sweet cherries though further investigation is needed to confirm full extent. Temperatures cooled after two warm days with highs around 60 to 65. In a separate incident, Pat Weldon Kinsley of Broqueville died after his car hit a utility pole and rolled over in a hospital.
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Weenne
William Urash
Erie County
Urash
Arash
Smashup
York
Pat Weldon K. Kinsley
Broqueville
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