In Our Opinion Laugh At CPI Comments For Wives
The piece cites Arnold Chase from the Bureau of Labor Statistics commenting on July CPI rise. It notes he suggests the June-to-July increase adds about 10 cents to a $25 weekly grocery bill, a claim the Agriculture Department says reflects typical spending by housewives. The tone mocks the idea, urging readers to laugh at the official spin.
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Arnold Chase
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Wall Street Journal
Chase
Agriculture Department
Kentucky Citizens Embrace Mail Order Law Enforcement
Kentucky State Police report use of Post Office Box 16 in Frankfort for anonymous crime tips since last December, receiving 140 letters. Col. James E. Bassett notes 13 arrests from the first 60 tips, including murder arson prostitution and alcohol violations, with tipsters largely grateful for anonymity.
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Benton
Tribune-Democrat
Kentucky
Frankfort
James E. Bassett
Corry Memories Note Political Meat Crisis and Local Venture
Yesterday in Washington Householders sought meat and politicians sought votes as Americans awaited President Truman's decision on steaks and roasts. In Corry St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church observed its Diamond Jubilee with wide participation during a Holy Communion service. A new business venture, the Corry Tool and Supply Co, was formed by Philip Zalmeck and Francis Blair this week.
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Corry
Washington
White House
Truman
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
St. Paul's
Beimg
Philip Zalmeck
Francis Blair
The
Corry Tool and Supply Co
Associated Press
New York City
U.S
William the Conqueror
Hastings
Germany
League of Nations
Moscow
Guardalcanal
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Yugoslavia
North Center Street
Costello and Parker Millinery
East Main street school to become kindergarten site
A group of east side residents secured Board of Education approval to use idle East Main Street school as a kindergarten. Arrangements are set to hire a teacher. Also noted is Olaf Wellejus’s acquisition of the two story brick building adjoining the Barlow hardware block.
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East Main Street
East Side
Board of Education
Olaf Wellejus
Corry Baking Company
Barlow
Fragmented Corry Evening Journal masthead reads in part
Partial OCR shows newspaper masthead for Corry Evening Journal including publisher George R. Sample and advertising manager Allan Flagbranch. It lists staff and offices in New York Chicago Pittsburgh Philadelphia and mentions Associated Press rights and mailing terms. Some lines are garbled.
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West South Street
Corry
Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
Jon
Eaton
Allan Flagbranch
Dons Mehin
Got Bergman
National Advertising
Bottinelli-Rtmball
Ind
Fifth Avenue
New
N.Y Michigan Square
Chicago
Mortage and Bond Bulling
Frankie the boy with blue eyes at the funeral
A stark reminiscence of Frankie a three year old with blue eyes who never made friends. The piece traces his troubled family life with a moody mother a tired father and a string of broken promises as his world ends with a grim funeral and a boy left silent and scarred.
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Frankie
James
Drew Pearson Looks at Auto Smog Probe and UN Moves
Drew Pearson reviews the Justice Department auto industry antismog delay and a Los Angeles grand jury probe into Big Four collusion on anti pollution devices. He also notes UN leadership shifts, Latin American candidates, and Dodger baseball ties with Vice President Humphrey and Mayor Yorty as he closes with playful anecdotes and political maneuvering.
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Los Angeles
California
Avi.Pollution Board
Norris-Thermidor
W. R. Grace
American Machine and Foundry
Arvin Industries
Universal Oil Products
American Cyanamid
Walker Manufacturing Company
Justice Department
Sam Yorty
Japan
Dodgers
Yorty
Dodger
Pat Brown
Johnson aides weigh price and wage controls over war
AP reports economist Arthur Okun questions earthbound reasons for wartime controls amid Viet Nam escalation. Secretary Connor cautions controls unlikely but possible to curb inflation and ensure war effort. Officials note rigid measures would face political and economic drawbacks, with Okun predicting a need for none.
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New York
Johnson
Viet Nam
Arthur Okun
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Okun
Secretary
John T. Connor
What Is The Law What To Do If Fence On Property
A land survey showing a neighbor’s fence on the owner’s property prompts immediate notification to remove the fence. If the neighbor resists, initiate legal proceedings with attorney advice to achieve removal quickly and inexpensively.
Football speaks to benefits outweighing injury risks
A reader asks if football should be banned for a high school son. Dr Coleman argues football supports physical and emotional growth, with reduced hazards due to rules and protective gear. He notes screening by coaches, careful training, and that psychological gains outweigh minor injury risks, urging continued participation within limits.
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Mrs. H
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Daddy
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Ben Bagdikian
Saturday Evening Post
Gala Plaza
Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
Lebanon
Romulo Betancourt
Venezuela
Lleras
Colombia
Manuel Perez Guerrero
Guerrero
United Nations
Perez Jiminez
Caracas
Drew Arnold
Jimmy Roosevelt
Jimmy
Dodger Detion
Humphrey
Orioles
HHH
Roosevelt
U Thant
Latin America
Ecuador
Don Drysdale
Senate
Brown
United States
Connor
American Ordnance Association
Office of Emergency Planning
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