Ot means boarding home neglect exposed near Schwenksville
Investigators uncovered Woodside Manor elderly boarding home near Schwenksville where boarders faced dehydration malnutrition and possible abuse. A rotting chicken freezer revealed neglect as operators were arrested on charges including false imprisonment. State Sen. O Pake presses for inspections to prevent repeat.
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Philadelphia
Michael A. O’pake
Woodside Manor
Schwenksville
The UnAmerican Activities saga drains public funds
Washington report outlines the disbanding of the House UnAmerican Activities Committee in the 1940s, its staff remaining on payroll at $236,296, nine staff kept by Peter Rodino costing $140,244 yearly, and the Hoffa case linked to a $270,000 home as the search for Jimmy Hoffa continues amid allegations of mob ties.
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Washington
House
UnAmerican
Internal Security Committee
Presto
Richard Schord
D-Mo
House Judiciary
Peter Rodino
Dn.j
Congressional
Fitzsimmons home linked to mob money and non union labor
Report claims La Costa Land Company built the Fitzsimmons hacienda with mobster funds and transferred title on July 10. Non union labor was used in constructing and furnishing parts of the home, though Fitzsimmons denies clear plans. Architects are Paul Thoryk and Associates. La Costa disputes the non union claim.
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la Costa Land Company
Fitzsimmons Hacienda
Fitzsimmons
San Diego
Paul Thoryk and
la Costa
Four Hundred Miles to Nowhere on the Road
A road diary narrates a long, restless journey across highways. The couple endures monotony, traffic, and late nights as they travel through Maryland, Delaware, and New Jersey, noting gas stops, family updates, and the ritual of motel name hunting.
Hurley's Last Night Ends Era At Sixth Avenue Bar
An AP profile recalls Hurley's on Sixth Avenue as it nears closure under new owner David Wolf who plans a 19th century tavern with steaks and seafood. The bar's nightly crowd includes journalists, photographers, and locals with long ties to NBC, plus regulars like Hugh Brown and retired anchorman Jim Hartz.
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New York
Hurley
Sixth Avenue
NBC
Jack Paar
Paar
Tom Snyder
David Wolf
Clentele
Hugh
Rusty” Brown
Vietnam
Martin Galligan
Frank Skuse
Chet Huntley
Brendan Behan
Hurley’s
Jim Hartz
Wnbc-Tv
Municipal bond markets tremble as New York default fears rise
The municipal bond market faces serious trouble as NYC default fears raise yields and borrowing costs. States including Massachusetts Connecticut California and Oregon pay higher rates while housing agencies inch toward refinancing maturing debt. Investors doubt persists despite top ratings, with pension funds and large buyers seeking other outlets.
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New York
New York City
Massachusetts
Connecticut
California
Oregon
Tig
Corry Evening Journal advertising and publication details
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff roles including publisher editor and foreman and notes Associated Press use rights. It outlines pricing by mail and carrier, with annual and single-copy rates, plus advertising display deadlines and territory considerations.
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Corry
George R Sample
William 5. Eaton
John McLaughlin
Associated Frese
Ptavi
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Corry Journal
Richard Nixon
Rodino
UnAmerican Activities
Hoffa
Vic
HUAC
By Jack Anderson
Jim, Fitzsimmons
Benjamin Sallar Ha
Capitol Hill
Presi
Dent Ford
Bailar
Rep
James Santini
D-Nev
Postal Service
Sailor Things
Moscow
Amnesty Internatio
Donald Fraser
D-Minn
State Department
Andrei Tverdokhlebox
Sergei Kovalev
Mikola Rudenko
Valentin Turchin
Vladimir Albreckt
Kelly
Jim Bishop
Maryland
Delaware
America
Lara
Arrinilon
James Hughes
Pamela
Robin
Jersey
By Jay Sharbutt
AP Television
Ireland
Martin
County Cavan
Frank
County Cork
John Cunniff
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