Harvesting Weeds: A Call to Downtown Cleanup
In Our Opinion the pre election silence of candidates on weed choking sidewalks shows neglect of downtown upkeep. The piece urges weed control and sidewalk restoration, arguing improved streetscape matters more than political games and asking which came first the weeds or the walks.
New China Daily News Attacks U S On Wedemeyer Promise
The New China Daily News accuses the United States of arming the Central government, invading liberated areas in North China, firing on their troops, arresting personnel, and disarming units, countering Wedemeyer’s pledge to stay out of internal Chinese strife. In other local news, elderly patrolman Harry Merrill lies in critical condition after a car collision in Union City.
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40 Years Ago November 5 1925 Polling Record Shocks Expectation
A brief item notes that polling on November 5 1925 produced results far exceeding expectations, highlighting an outsized vote count that surprised observers and altered early projections.
Corry Evening Journal Advertising and Circulation Notice
Public notice describes advertising rates and deadlines for the Corry Evening Journal. It lists names of staff and offices in New York Chicago Detroit Philadelphia and Corry and notes post office and mailing details for subscriptions and delivery.
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War era wiretaps spark caution on modern surveillance
Drew Pearson recalls extensive eavesdropping by Army Navy OSS and others during World War II. He cites Mrs Roosevelt and figures like Nelson and Ickes among those monitored, notes illegal use of devices by some agencies, and discusses reforms and ongoing tech-driven spying trends. The column links past practices to current concerns and mentions legal boundaries and treasury probes.
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James McGranery
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Co-Executors and State Move Grounds for Removal
A co-executor moving to another state does not alone justify removal. Minor inconvenience can be managed through remote signatures and planning. Removal requires a showing of failure to perform duties. Courts are reluctant to discharge an executor without clear nonperformance.
Obsolete by design: wartime rockets outpace their creators
The article outlines rapid advances in U S military propulsion and weaponry from jet and ramjet engines to the Saturn V and intercontinental missiles. It notes that prototypes like Shark and Snark are quickly considered obsolete as new designs such as scramjets and laminar flow control promise far greater speeds and ranges.
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The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Is There
A brief reflection contrasts spoken language with the enduring printed word, noting how voices fade yet texts linger as a lasting record. The piece highlights the permanence of print in preserving speech across time and distance.
Christmas cards blend peace themes with playful designs
The Greeting Card Association forecasts over three billion United States cards sold this season amid 50 000 designs. UNICEF aims for 40 million cards raising funds for children while museums and photo card firms report growing sales and new 1965 three dimensional designs.
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Painter 70 Killed In Fall On Erie Job
William A. Work of Erie, a 70 year old painting contractor, died from a broken back after falling from the roof of the WICU radio and television studio. Autopsy ruled out stroke or heart attack. he apparently lay unnoticed on the grass after the fall.
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Erie station fatal accident near WICU tower
The coroner said a worker died after a fall at the Erie station where contractors had been painting the WICU tower for three days. The victim's son and another worker were on the opposite side of the building and unaware of the incident. Rescue crews transported him to a hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival.
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