Newspaper comedy of errors and Cold War chatter
A garbled Reuters style page notes Representative EIMBALL INC and other agencies in New York Chicago and Philadelphia with scattered agency masthead details. It cites Supreme Court action on Sunday closing ordinances in Paramus New Jersey, Eisenhower, Khrushchev remarks, and a long interview with Henry Shapiro in Moscow, all presented in a fast string of disjointed clippings and paraphrase.
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New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Toad Press
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Fm City
United States Supreme Court
New Jersey
Paramus
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Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Henry Shapiro
United Press
Moscow
Shapiro
Yesterday's Memories of Corry Reported
A 20 year old item from November 3 1987 in Harrisburg discusses shifts to a 44 hour work week proposals and delays for further study. It notes plans for vocational classes to begin November 30 and references the Corry area and local courts and game commission actions affecting hunting seasons.
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Harrisburg
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8. Dewey
Insurance rate hikes hit Corry as others rise
News from Corry reports insurance premiums climbing 10 to 26 percent following Underwriters' Association instructions. Local Dairy and Food Commission agent G. M. Pelton has filed three prosecutions in Corry for milk sales violations, while Corry High School students raise 900 dollars for the Army YMCA drive. The rest of the excerpt discusses Khrushchev's rhetoric and Cold War propaganda in stark, opinionated terms.
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G. M. Pelton
Dairy
Watfood Commission
Khrushchev
Russia
Europe
Eisenhower
United States
Eva Kepler
County Health
Wd PP Association
West Sheldon
Radi Seaman
WS Navy
Norfolk
Anal Sirs
Linus Hovis
Park Street
YMCA
Jeff Baldwin
John Sweet
Jack Scarlett
State College
Corry Ait
Erie County Planning Board
Mead Park 15
Center Street
Ima Siready
Toch
Lutchland Air Force
Bae
Texas
Keesler Field
Chuck Fleming
Dave
WICU
Erie
Evening TV Schedule for WBEN Buffalo Tonight and Sunday
Channel 4 offers a packed lineup including films, headlines, sports quiz, and Perry Mason tonight. Sunday features color test, religious programs, bowling, football, Ed Sullivan, Alfred Hitchcock and The Sixteen to One game shows.
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Buffalo
Uncle Jerry's Club
St. Mary's
Bill Hickok
Cleveland Browns
Los Angeles Rams
World News
Babson Warns Taxes Could Cause Downfall
Babson warns runaway taxes and high state burdens threaten economic future. He cites England’s tax load, rising state taxes at 86.75 per person, and pension system flaws, urging trimming of state costs and cautious investment to avoid a decline in living standards.
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England
Engand
Tate
U. S
Congress
Oldest Working Newsman Turns 96 in Allentown
Brit Roth, possibly the world’s oldest working newspaperman, celebrated his 96th birthday at the Call-Chronicle office after finishing his Asia dayside stint. The staff presented 86 one dollar bills on a panel and a kiss for each of 86 female employees. Roth, who writes Ye Olde Tither, joked he’ll still be on the job next year at 97.
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Britain
Garrett Roth
Brit
Fn Asia
Call-Chronicle
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Brit Roth
Roaming Round Up of Local Happenings and Rumors
A jumble of town notes covers plumbing and waterworks training, a Center Street business expansion, tax questions, a Zippo case reference, Sears sales, parking meter receipts, YMCA events, and planning board posts. Local figures like Cpl Alob ert and William Bases are mentioned, with Me ad Park tape recorders, a wind training plan for patrols, and upcoming Aero Supply sale talks noted amid broader civic chatter.
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Rona
Sally L. Kolstee
Springstreet
Eneineer
Camp Enjenne NC
Erie
CPA
Busieas
Willian Bases Y Ot
Paul G. Dwyer
Keesler Air Force Bass
Biloxi Miss
South Center Street
Internal Revenue Bureau
Aero Supply
Midwest Concern
Auto crash near Burgettstown kills woman
An auto struck a bridge abutment about one mile south of Burgettstown last night, killing Eula Marie Orison, 21, of Francis Mines. Injured are Betty Lou Chappell, 16, and the driver, Benjamin F. Brown, 20, both of Francis Mines and Burgettstown respectively.
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