One More Gravy Train Ends in Pennsylvania Politics
Guv William W. Scranton turned over 4923 dollars to the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency, starting a new era in political patronage. Commissions on insurance for state property will fund student loans under a constitutional amendment voters approved last fall, diverting funds from favored brokers to a statewide scholarship program and reducing taxpayer burden.
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William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency
Beaver dam to submerge Monte Ne landmark under reservoir water
Hal Boyle recounts the fate of Monte Ne in Arkansas where the Harvey monument will be buried under 15 feet of Beaver Reservoir waters. The 45.5 million project will supply hydroelectric power and flood control, transforming the Ozark valley once famed for Harvey's Liberty party ambitions and elaborate schemes including a gondola railroad and a never finished pyramid tomb. Army engineers relocated Harvey’s tomb to higher ground beside the new lagoon.
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Rogers
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Bulldozer Fatality At Darby Trash Dump Claims Man In 40s
Philadelphia report states an unidentified man in his forties was killed at a suburban Darby Township trash dump when a bulldozer backing up to free a stuck truck ran over him. The operator, James McGee, 49, said he did not see anyone in the path while police suspect the victim was sleeping in a large cardboard box at the scene.
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Corry Evening Journal information and imprint details
The Corry Evening Journal imprint lists publisher George R Sample general manager and staff roles along with a range of advertising representatives and office locations in New York Chicago Detroit Philadelphia and Raleigh. It notes Associated Press exclusive rights for reproduction and pricing details including annual and per-copy rates.
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Drew Pearson Investigates Kennedy era actions on Nazi looted assets
The column questions why Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy reversed decades of DOJ stance and allowed about 60 million dollars of General Aniline and Film assets to be returned to Interhandel. It cites Kennedy associates and internal memos as clues, notes shifts in policy, and mentions broader political ties surrounding the Kennedy family. Jacqueline Kennedy is noted for meeting donors supporting the John F. Kennedy Memorial Library.
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What Is The Law What Is The Law Q What Steps To Open A Business
The article explains that unless incorporating from the start, little is required to open a business. A local municipality may require a license for certain trades and if using a name other than the operator’s, a fictitious name registration must be filed in the county courthouse and in the Pennsylvania Department of State office in Harrisburg.
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Pennsylvania
Scranton urges education focus at Waynesburg commencement
Gov. Scranton said the United States advances in material things but not in government and human relations. He spoke at Waynesburg College during its 113th commencement and received an honorary doctor of laws degree.
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Allied air raids target Berlin and Paris in major assault
A 1918 report from Allied Headquarters Naples cites a vast air attack by about 5 000 American planes striking Berlin Vienna and Paris. U S bombers and fighters pulled from Britain joined the mission while other forces broke the Hitler Line near Rome. News also covers a Chinese counteroffensive driving back a Japanese unit in China and local wartime notices in Corry including inductions and public events.
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Profits Rise Amid Uncertainty In Early Second Quarter
New York reports show profits edging up as second quarter results emerge and stockholder meetings hint at favorable earnings. Labor seeks higher wages while unions push for raises, stockholders expect bigger dividends, and managers cite rising costs as a restraint. Treasury and economists note tax cuts and cost efficiencies fueling earnings, yet warn figures can mislead without context.
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Wall Street
Warren Boy 16 Killed In Rain Skid Crash On Route 6
Craig C. King of North Warren, 16, died from a fractured skull and internal injuries when his car skidded on wet Route 6 and crashed head on with another vehicle about one mile east of Warren. Marie Mientel, 16, of Warren, was hospitalized with a fractured collarbone and rib injuries. George E. Huya, 34, of Clarendon, was treated for rib fractures and scrapes. State Police report King was westbound and had just passed a car during a rain storm when the skid occurred.
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Warren General Hospital
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Huya Auto
Kennedy Library story buried beneath monuments and myth
The article recounts John F Kennedy's intention to build a public library reflecting a comprehensive history of his era. It notes his 1960 site surveys Cape Cod Boston and Harvard, his choice of architect John Warnecke, and his aim for a public, not private, facility funded by public subscriptions rather than gifts.
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Harvard
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San Francisco
Warnecke
Kennedy Library and Memorial Fueled by Donations and Fame
The Kennedy name became a powerful fundraising force after John F. Kennedy's death, with hospitals, schools, and silk scarves bearing his image. The family opposed some efforts while thelibrary raised 6.5 million for construction and 3.5 million for upkeep, receiving support from 53,000 donors including many children contributing small amounts. Prominent leaders and world statesmen are expected to share impressions as filming proceeds.
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Stephen Smith
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