Boyle Accused in Secret Senate Report of Union Funds Misuse
A Senate Labor Subcommittee report accuses United Mine Workers leader Tony Boyle of raiding union treasure for his campaign, aided by district officials and dust committeemen. It details inflated loans, payroll boosts, and mandatory campaign support while noting resistance from officials and a revolver brandishing incident. The document was turned to the Justice Department as prosecutors weigh charges related to embezzlement and political contributions.
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St Thomas College Cabinets Bold Stand Against Student Demands
The St Thomas College administration in St Paul Minnesota refused to bend to radical student pressure on campus liquor and male dormitory access. A former student leader who chaired the Resident Students Council faced consequences after criticizing the college with charges of bureaucratic pettiness and paternalism. The dean revoked his $600 National Student Defense loan a $700 college grant and a $300 library job to illustrate the power of campus decisions.
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Resident Students Council
College authority and student voice clash over governance
The piece argues against student overreach while affirming that colleges must allow student voices without letting them undermine established control. It notes parents fund higher education and that students often attack the status quo, including those who provide financial support, highlighting the tension between tuition support and campus authority.
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Dad
Rainmakers and Rain Control Rise From Paper to Practice
A column discusses weather modification via silver iodide cloud seeding, citing NOAA officials and Colorado State meteorologists. It notes advances in rain and snow enhancement, potential water benefits, and broad social ecological and legal risks, with plans to expand cloud seeding to Southwest states.
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Colorado State
United States Bureau of Reclamation
Soutern
Colorado
Why Stock Forecasts Aren’t Reliable Says Market Plunge Reasoning
New York AP outlines why stock market forecasts mislead investors amid a two week 68 point Dow drop. It cites disaffected individual investors, mutual fund redemptions, uncertain outlook, and tight money as factors, with evidence from housing starts savings rates and car sales. It notes the complexity of predicting future market moves and questions forecast accuracy.
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New York
Wall Street
Federal Reserve
Readers urged to send brief letters to Corry Journal
The Corry Journal invites readers to submit brief legibly written letters on a single subject. Each submission must include the author signature and address for publication. The paper reserves the right to condense letters and assumes no responsibility for statements contained therein.
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The
Corry Journal
Morning banter and biscuits spark city chatter
Fragmented dialogue features Alice and Mabel in a lively morning exchange about brightness, fresh starts, and cooking. A sharp aside about a car accident hints at recent local events, while the conversation shifts to martinis, money, and brisk action, suggesting a social scene with quick wits.
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Alice
Mabel
Corry council approves railroad crossing closure for repairs
The Corry City Council yesterday authorized Erie Railroad to block Center street for three days to allow extensive crossing repairs. A town scout note mentions football plans and local civic events amid a flood of excerpts from local clubs and public notices.
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