Wet Sundays in Pennsylvania Local Option Debate
In Our Opinion the dry forces will resist Chairman A D Cohn and his plan for local Sunday sales decisions. Current law requires taverns outside Philadelphia and Pittsburgh to close 2 a m to 7 a m. The piece argues that Sunday sales would pressure compliance and cites the political push, noting that local option preserves genuine dry sentiment and avoids statewide wet Sundays.
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A. D. Cohn
Pennsylvania, Liquor Control Board
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Commonwealth
General Assembly
Pennsylvania
Wilkes-Barré
1044 Battle Report From Europe and Far East Echoes
News briefs from November 3 1044 report English commandos in the Netherlands and German positions near Antwerp with Allied air raids on Dusseldorf. Tokyo warns of further Superfort bombings while U S air forces claim a major victory. Local notes include a West End resident report and RC Club meeting. 40 years ago a Carter Hill farm accident and a brush plant fire are recounted.
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London
Viissingen
Flushing
Antwerp
Patterson Farm
Carter Hill
Fred
Pred Hayes
U.N. vote row heats as Russia threatens to quit
Paul Harvey notes the U.N. General Assembly faces a crucial decision on Article 19 and dues. Russia and six red nations refuse to pay, threatening loss of vote if Congo and Middle East operations remain disputed. He argues U.S. must show clear aims to counter Soviet rigidity.
Halloween Scenes Mark Washington Street Dress
Mrs Amelia Grannis of Elgin died at her home yesterday after noon at 77. A Halloween party was given Friday at the home of Robert and Virginia Williams on West Church street with 25 guests. More than 200 couples attended the annual masked ball in the armory under the auspices of Lieutenant Archie W Thompson Post Veterans Of Foreign Wars last night.
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Amelia Grannis
Charles Grannis
Elgin
Robert and
Virginia Williams
West Church Street
Archie W. Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Erie Teenager Dies After Collapse on Street
Erie girl 15 from the Disbrow family died after collapsing while walking with a friend near St. Vincent's Hospital. Pronounced dead on arrival around 7:30 p.m. Coroner Merle Wood ordered autopsy to determine if a cerebral hemorrhage caused the death. She was a 10th grade student at Strong Vincent High School.
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Resa Disbrow
Erie
St. Vincent's Hospital
Fire Department
Merle Wood
Gaylord Disbrow
Strong Vincent High School
Ministers Plan For Coming Events In Corry Area
The Corry area ministers met at the YMCA with Rev. Virgil Eyistop presiding. Plans include a December Christmas party dinner for ministers wives and families on December 7 at 6 am. A week of prayer will run January 17 to 21 at First Methodist with Rev Charles Lus setter as guest minister. The association sponsors an Easter cantata with choirs from the juniors to be presented Sunday afternoon. A Thanksgiving service is set for November 28 at 7:35 pm at First Methodist with Rev. G. Hunsberger. The group is forming a hospital chaplaincy and Patrons welcome The Rebels Quartette for sacred music December 4 at First Methodist. Rev. Robert Casler hosted. Dr Roger Mesmer spoke on counseling alcoholics and their families.
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Corry
Aswinston
YMCA
Virgil Eyistop
Richard Hostetler
Tinc
First Methodist Church
Charles Lussetter
Tin Association
Ion
Juveries IL
First Methodist
Rey. Vant G. Hunsberger
Rebels
Robert Casler
Roger Mesmer
Warren State Hospital
Pleasantville Opens New Water System Linking Borough and Titusville
Pleasantville's water system linking the borough to Titusville has operated perfectly since last Saturday at midnight, according to Garland C. Archer. The $80,000 project began in July and includes a transmission line and pump-station controls with a 40-year contract ensuring a minimum yearly water allotment at a fixed rate.
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Citusville
Peasantville
Titusville
Garland C. Archer
Pleasantville
Archer
Unemployment Drops in Pennsylvania October Figures
Harrisburg reports October unemployment at 197000, down 18000 from September and the lowest October level since 1952. Secretary William P. Young announced the drop, highlighting improved jobs figures for the state.
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Harrisburg
State Labor and Industry Department
William P. Young
Goldwater press silence and State Department audit
Drew Pearson notes the 1964 campaign marks a rare silence from Barry Goldwater, who has avoided press conferences for two months. The piece also discusses criticisms of the State Department, the American Legion survey defending its loyalty, and a separate stay of execution for Albert E. Raymond, with the court set for December 7 to hear his habeas corpus petition.
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American Legion
State Department
Dean Rusk
Legion
J. Preston Moore
Oklahoma City
John Edward Davis
North Dakota
Central Intelligence Agency
Philadelphia
U.S. Courtt of Appeals
Albert E. Raymond
Raymond
Cecil Moore
Moore
William H. Powell Jr
Powell
Raymond J
Campaign finance woes and calls for reform across parties
The piece notes Democrats face unpaid telecom and travel bills and anticipate no payment for years, while Republicans begin with 8 million dollars but soon run deficits around 5 million. It argues for a ceiling on election spending and public financing, citing Lyndon Johnson's shift from opposition to reform after 1956.
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Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Tony Hennings
Missouri
Richard Neuberger
Oregon
Phil Graham
Washington Post
Lyndon
Corry Evening Journal Staff and AP Usage Notes
Corry Evening Journal lists publisher Georer R Somale general manager William Enlong city editor Allen Hasbrouds advertising manager Joan McLaughlin pressroom foreman G T Bergman and production manager G T Bergman. AP is exclusive to local news and dispatches.
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Corry Evening Jounal
Georer
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