Hunger in a land of plenty calls for public action
In Our Opinion the author condemns widespread hunger and malnutrition among children in ghettoes and among American Indians, urging Senators representatives and media to expose neglectful officials and demand swift decisive action. The piece cites a television documentary as a catalyst and calls for newspapers to name responsible parties and pressure change.
Grass Roots Opinion in Warrensburg Star-Journal
An opinion piece from the Warrensburg MO Star-Journal discusses democratic capitalism reducing class distinctions. It argues laboring commoners can address economic leaders and that living standards blur lines between classes.
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Warrensburg
Starjjournal
City Answers On Burning Trash And Road Meters
Corry city officials explain no single burning ordinance exists but zoning housing code and state health laws regulate burning and air pollution. Residents are urged to report burning to police and use approved incinerators under the compulsory refuse ordinance.
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Department of Health
Local notes span students speakers and honors across region
Corry resident Lawrence A. Moravek finishes student teaching at Peters Township High School McMurray as Penn State seniors prepare for graduation. Senator Vigorito eyes Corry as Memorial Day speaker. Meadville event to feature him. Air Force Sgt Brian J Pantle earns USAF Outstanding Unit Award as McConnell AFB air traffic controller. A county judicial corps incident cited on courthouse procedures. Rev Ivan Hunsberger to retire after 40 years and lead two week Bible Lands tour from October 21 departing JFK. Local residents respond with interest.
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Pennsylvania State University
Corry
Lawrence A. Moravek
Sixth Avenue
Peters Township
McMurray
Joseph Clark
Joseph Vigorito
Vigorito
Meadville
Air Force
Brian J. Pantle
Paul Pantle
East Smith Street
USAF
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McConnel Afb
Kan
Judicial Corps
Ivan Hunsberger
Evangelical United Methodist Church
Holy Land
Bible Lands
Kennedy International Airport
Corry Notes Praise For Police Chief and Local Officials
North East grape farmers win a break as Rep. Vigorito cites 200000 cans sold to the U S Agriculture Department for school lunch programs. Corry city officials and police receive praise from a former grand jury foreman for courtroom conduct. other local notes include a glove reward, a car fire incident, and upcoming college commencements.
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Norman Seip
Erie
Corry
North East Area
Joseph Vigorito
North East
U.S. Department’ of ‘Agriculture
Keystone Grape Coop
Welch's
Force
Contact Your Elected Officials For Pennsylvania State And U S Representatives
How and where to contact your state representative and senator are listed. Assemblyman Forent Hopkins in the northeast, Senator James Willard of Mercer County, and U S Senators Hugh Scott and Joseph Clark are identified with contact via the State Capitol in Harrisburg or the Senate Office Building in Washington D C.
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Assemblyman Forent
Hopkins
North East
State Capitol
Harrisburg
James Willard
Pulaski
Mercer County
U.S
Hugh'’Scott
Joseph Clark
Philadelphia
Senate
Washington, D. C
Christian private schools flourish as a national trend
The article argues private Christian day schools, led by the California Associa estant Church and the Christian Association of Christian Schools, grow fearlessly amid public-school concerns. It cites academic gains, reduced tax burden on families, and praise from Dr. Max Rafferty while noting social and safety factors driving families to private Christian education.
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California
CACS
Supreme Court
Max Rafferty
Remodeling Plan At First Presbyterian Church Under Way
A church remodeling project in Corry aims to cost 5000 to 10000 dollars adding a floor over a 20 by 30 foot area to create extra classroom space. The Corry Clean-Up campaign will begin Tuesday led by George Reitz with Mrs. William Leaby as secretary. Streets Dept. graded West Wayne street as spring road work continues.
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City of
Corry
South Center Street
First Presbyterian
South Street
West Pleasant Street
Icorry
George Reitz
Wayne Street
Third’ Ward
This Day in History May 25 Highlights Through Time
On May 25 across history notable events include the 1787 Philadelphia gathering to frame the U.S. Constitution, Emerson's birth in 1803, Adams opposing Texas annexation in 1836, the first telegraph dispatch in 1844, Stonewall Jackson’s 1862 victory at Winchester, the 1963 founding of the Organization of African Unity, and a 2021 note on evacuee orders for U.S. families abroad amid tensions.
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U.S
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Boston
John Quncy Adams
Texas
Mexico
Washington
Baltimore Pa
Triot
Stonewall Jackson
Winchester
Organization of African Unity
Addis
Ababa
Ethiopia
Egypt
Israel
State Department
Par By Mal rober year rate signs
Fragment reads pricing for subscription by mall and carrier with annual and weekly rates in cents and dollars. Text is garbled but suggests a publication offering second-class mail, yearly cost, and per-copy price. No clear names, dates, or places readable.
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