In Our Opinion Paul You Just Had A Bad Moment
The piece criticizes Senator Paul Douglas for proposing a compulsory five percent wage deduction to fund a future escrow. It questions feasibility and benefits, noting inflation, shifting dollars, and past wartime taxes. It blasts federal overreach and urges a bill to curb spending instead.
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Corry Area United Fund Editorial Encourages Support
The Corry Area United Fund is the community’s outstanding drive and largest contributor to welfare. Manufacturers, industry and business share responsibility for housing, recreation and a healthy environment, fostering cooperative progress through one donation. Edward W. Feldt serves as honorary chairman for the 1968 United Fund campaign.
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Forest Industry Marks Tree Farm Program Anniversary
In 1966 the forest industry commemorates the 2th anniversary of the Tree Farm program. The wood using industry urges forest landowners to grow timber crops for steady forest product supplies, higher cash income for tree farmers, and ongoing jobs and payrolls in local communities.
Corry Evening Journal Advertising and Postal Information
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff and agencies with a notice of publication and subscription rates. It notes Associated Press rights for local news and provides advertising deadlines and mailing details for subscriptions, carriers, and local offices in multiple major cities.
Helen Kane and Dan Healy Broadway Two Aces Fading
Helen Kane the squeaky voiced star and her husband Dan Healy once known as The Night Mayor of Broadway battled poverty and cancer while remaining devoted. Kane grew up in the Bronx and rose to fame with Paul Ash at the Paramount. Healy helped busted actors financially. They lived modestly in Jackson Heights as illness wore them down and their fortunes faded.
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Arnall’s Georgia Klan stance hailed in 1968 letter
Washington 1968 Drew Pearson recalls challenging the Ku Klux Klan with Ellis Arnall, Georgia governor who faced the hate group by pushing to end masked white robes. Pearson notes Arnall’s courage and forward thinking in confronting the clan as a political figure shaping Southern history.
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Ellis Arnall
Atlanta
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Herbert Jenkins
William Hartsfield
Washington
Yugoslav release ends 10 day espionage case
Belgrade reports the Yugoslav government freed an American UNRRA construction engineer after holding him ten days on espionage charges. Also noted are features on eye surgeon Dr Donald Weeks Bogart and a call by Roger Brown for plant and personnel analyses during National Employ the Handicapped Week October 2 8.
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American Weekly
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Wells Bring New Oil Creek Strike Near Titusville
A new well on the Brown farm along Oil Creek near Titusville boosts the area's ongoing drilling boom. Owner A A Williams is among recent Nash automobile buyers listed in the report. Ample local news includes a hospital update for Amos Schrues after a Clymer-area crash and reflections on Georgia politics and race relations involving Ellis Arnall and SNCC leader Stokely Carmichael.
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Titusville
A. A. Williams
Amos Schrues
Clymer
Corry Hospital
Women join workforce at new high across decades
AP notes more women work today than ever, surpassing 1944 Rosie era. From 31 percent of working age women in 1947 to over 38 percent now, with 878000 more women than men entering civilian jobs in the past year. Government, education, and inflation influence shift. teen labor grows while long term trend shows women leaving homes for work.
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Rosie
First National City Bank of New York
Excessive Perspiration Causes and Treatments
Reader asks why he sweats excessively even in cold weather and under stress. Dr. Coleman explains heat, humidity, activity, anxiety, and hormonal imbalances as possible causes, including hyperthyroidism and menopause. Salt loss, dehydration, and certain drugs can worsen symptoms. deodorants help social aspects. Some drugs such as belladonna and atropine may be tried under a doctor’s direction for limited times.
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