DEMOCRATIC FOREBODINGS AND GENOA MEETINGS IN GENEVA
A Corry Journal summary notes Democratic forebodings over party unity in civil rights politics ahead of 1980 amid sectarian splits and a Louisiana school funding amendment. It also previews Geneva conferences on atomic test bans and preventing surprise attacks with mutual airspace inspections, tracing early Eisenhower ideas.
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Louisiana
Florida
Arkansas
Supreme Court
North
Faubus
South
Rebels Pilot Faces Charges in Firearms Case
PAIRMONT W VA AP Stuart Sutor 35 of Hialeah Fla held on three federal counts at arraignment before U S Commissioner L T Eddy. Counts include firearms known to be stolen transfer of machine guns without payment of transfer tax and transportation of firearms believed stolen plus one general count. Grand jury term begins March 17. Sutor bonded at 20 000 and turned over to U S Marshal John F Bart after border patrol arrest in Morgantown W Va. Guns found on board were rifles and machine guns allegedly stolen from Canton Ohio National Guard Armory. Florida attorneys argued no evidence showed loading unloading or knowledge of contraband. Four 1955 meetings noted in unrelated text. Retired exec dies in Santa Ana Calif. Alton Roy Welton 72 former Wheeler Insulated Wire Co president died of heart attack.
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Pairmont
W. Va
Stuart Sutor
Hialeah
Fla
Guba
Sutor
U.S
L. T Eddy
District Court
Suter
John F. Bart
Border Patrol
Morgantown
Wva
Five Working Girls Types In New Novel By Rona Jaffe
Hollywood notes interview with Rona Jaffe author of The Best of Everything. She describes five types of working girls in New York and says most want marriage. Jaffe, 26, discusses personal life, dating, and how the book draws on four years of work and interviews.
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Hollywood
Rona Jaffe
Rona
New York
Miss Jaffe
Phony Bomb Call Shuts Falconer High School
A false bomb threat to Falconer Central High School prompted evacuation and a meticulous search yesterday. Police chief LaVerne Webeck said investigators have strong leads to identify the caller, with the hoax tied to a nationwide drive against integrated Southern schools.
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Falconer High School
Enex
Falconer Central Highchool
LaVerne Webeck
Falconer Hick
Dampstown
Tun
Palconer
Webeck
Stolen Car Mentioned as Slow Getaway on East St Louis
A black and red eight by three foot car powered by a washing machine motor was stolen on East St Louis Street. The thief did not speed away in the vehicle, according to early report.
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East St, Louis
Tll
Charles Shockley
In Memoriam for Don ald L Williams November 1957
In loving memory of Don ald L Williams who passed away one year ago today November 11 1957 Just a thought of sweet remembrance Just a memory sad and true Just the love and devotion of all who think of you Sadly missed by wife mother dad and sister
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Donald L. Williams
Memories of Corry Yesterday: 1938 headlines and local notes
In Corry, a normal baby Shirley Trene Craker leaves Corry Hospital for her home with parents Mr and Mrs Leon Craker of West Columbus Avenue. Fire Chief Andrew Paulson plans a canvass of the business district tomorrow to sell tickets for the Stanford Hose Companys Firemen’s Ball to be held on the eve of Thanksgiving Day. Berlin tightens antisemitic rules as Goebbels signals unprecedented severity.
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Corry
Shirley Trene Craker
Corry Hospital
Leon Craker
West Columbus Avenue
Andrew Paulson
Stanford Hose Company
Armistice Parade Draws Citywide Attendance Tonight
Forty years back on November 1 1918 a massive Armistice celebration was announced with city factories fraternal orders Company K and other groups marching in full force. Private John D McGarry the second local selective service hero to die in France was reported killed on October 4. A victory dance followed at the State Armory and Mrs Savillia Betér received a rural route assignment in Ubis city beginning duties.
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John D. McGarry
France
Savillia Béter
Mul Camer
Ubis City
Hal Boyle Americana Nuggets From Around The World
Hal Boyle recalls quirky facts from history and daily life. From medieval French courtesies to modern milk consumption, New York’s tiger population to ant prices, and a quip about income tax, he ties humor to curious truths across eras and places.
Bridges Aims To Pacify Liberals In Leadership Push
Liberal Republicans seek to gain influence by winning a choice committee seat in the GOP leadership lineup. Senators Javits Morton and allies push for a spot to influence Eisenhower policy as conservatives hold the top posts. The liberals hope a second or third tier role will ease their grievances without a full challenge to Knowland.
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Jacob K. Javits
New York
Thurston B. Morton
Kentucky
GOP
Senate
Everett Dirksen
Illinois
William F. Knowland
Eisenhower
Seek Plugging Of Tax Loopholes In New Congress
Mills pinpoints favorable tax treatment for converting ordinary income to capital gains and other loopholes such as resource depletion and insurance company rules. He warns that wholesale elimination would rattle a political hornet's nest, opposing a long history of added exemptions. Influential Democrats see a loophole plugging bill as a real possibility in the new Congress, with a no-year program targeting 1960 passage.
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Mills
Congress
House
Senate
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Santa Ana
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Wheeler Insulated Wire Co
Waterbury
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Bob Thomas
Corry Pharmacy
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VOR Motor Company
Berlin
Paul Joseph Goebbels
State Armory
America
Walter Slezak
Hal Boyle
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