Parable Of The Hot Dog Man And The Political Finale
In Our Opinion a parable recalls a hot dog vendor who fails after listening to others about a looming downturn. Washington outrage follows as Republicans praise Malcolm Smith Jr in New York’s first district while FCC probes branded programming as commercial.
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Washington
Nixon
Agnew
Malcolm Smith, Jr
Long Island
Smith
Otis Pike
New York
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Federal Trade Commission
Fraudulently marketed lawn tonic drew FTC action and political praise
The column details the Loamium Co and Kem-Kut claims alleging lawn grass growth suppression and thickening. The FTC ordered stopping certain ads while settling Poundex weight claims without a court ruling. It notes Nixon and Agnew publicly praising Smith amid probe histories and hints at political strategy ahead of elections.
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FTC
Loamium Co
Smith
Supersonic plan debate pits US budget against progress
The piece argues the United States must fund a domestically built supersonic transport, noting Britain France and Russia already flight test faster-than-sound jets. It warns Congress faces a choice between spending $290 million now and potentially $1.2 billion later to stage a production run, while stressing job creation and economic circulation across states. It criticizes political squabbling and predicts ecological and congestion concerns alongside potential loss of billions and tens of thousands of jobs if America lags.
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Britain
France
Russia
United States
Business Decline Natural
The article reviews mid-1960s booming optimism about taming the business cycle and notes inflation, unemployment, and profit dips as signs of a persistent cycle. It discusses future risks such as the General Motors strike and rising personal savings, framing the economy as alive yet not well, with ongoing need for balance and cautious policy. The Corry Journal invites brief reader communications with signature and address for publication.
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New York
United States
General Motors
No Smut's Not THAT Good Opinion Piece Repeal Debate
A columnist argues against repealing obscenity laws, condemning a presidential commission for deeming pornography harmless. The piece warning that legalization would flood markets with obscene material, reach children, and erode moral standards, urging public action to oppose changes and defend decency.
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Presidential
City Faces 1951 Wage Demands and Plant Shutdown Fears
October 3 1950 report notes Street Department and fire truck drivers seek 1951 wage increases as Ajax Iron Works walkout and Corry Jamestown plant shutdown risks loom. Former public relations director William J. Hines to speak at Corry Rotary. L J Rowe plans Warren Kane floral shop expansion. Coach Ben Taylor programs Corry Independents for season opener against North East.
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Ajax Iron Works
Imionemyes
Corry-Jamestown
Warren and
Kane
L.J. Rowe
Rowe
Masonic Building
North Center Street
Ben Taylor
Corry Independents
North East
Corry Evening Journal masthead fragment
Incomplete newspaper masthead from Corry Pennsylvania listing staff names and publishing details. It mentions The Associated Press and pricing notes, with garbled OCR from the paper’s header and issue information.
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Malcolm Smith
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Harry Dent
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U.S
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Paul Harvey
Nga
Wilbur and
Orville Wright
White House
Seattle
Wichita
House
Senate
Oceans
Poles
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The
Corry Journal
George Cooklis
Denmark
Corry
William J. Hines
Corryite
Firestone ,Tire and
Comry Evening Journal
Soulty Street
Corry Evening Journal
George Ft Sample
William Eaton
Joan McLaughlin
Associated Press
AP News
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Comryc Sy Malls
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