Editorial on Community Service Institute ties with AFL-CIO Chamber
The paper notes collaboration among labor representatives, the Erie County AFL-CIO Community Services Committee, and the Corry Chamber of Commerce for an all day Community Service Institute at the Moose Lodge next Saturday. It argues the event is significant and unique for cross sector backing while reaffirming a stance against union malfeasance rather than the labor movement itself.
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Community Service Institute
Moose Lodge
Afl-Cio
Corry
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Erie County Afl-Cio Community Services Committee
All-Day Institute
Chamber of Commerce
Divided Responsibility in Early Transport Wrecks
The Arcola Record-Herald remarks that fewer wrecks occurred in horse and buggy days as drivers shared responsibility rather than relying solely on personal judgment. It notes the shift in risk from individual caution to collective support among passengers and bystanders.
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Arcola
Record-Herald
Guadalcanal battles and reinforcements report amid Pacific stalemate
The Navy reported large Japanese reinforcements and artillery on Guadalcanal shelling American positions as forces fight a deadly series of land sea and air battles in the lower Solomon Islands. Automobiles crash on South Center Street. Union City and Corry High students celebrate eve of grid clash amid local activities and duck season opening reports across Crawford County with ideal conditions.
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Washington
Guadalcanal
Navy
Solomon Islands
Southwest Pacific
Michael Kowalski
West Wayne Street
Lionel Thorogood
Fairhaven
South Center Street
Union City
Corry
Road signs urged after Findley Lake curves crashes
Forty years ago on October 16 1922 motorists along the Findley Lake road at Cutting urged extra signs to protect auto travelers amid daily smashups and near misses. The item notes dangerous curves and calls for precautionary measures to save lives on the highway.
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Findley Lake
Cutting
Tax Withholding Experiment Sparks Debate in Parkersburg
Paul Harvey reports on A K Summers of Parkersburg West Virginia who withholds all taxes from employees on the final week of each month to cut bookkeeping costs and highlight the tax burden. He continues the scheme despite IRS objections as stories of a $70 weekly worker and a Mrs B illustrate the personal impact and potential rebellion. Summers runs Premier Photo Service with an annual payroll near a third of a million dollars.
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A. K. Summers
Parkersburg
W. Va
Summers
Mr. Summers
Hone
George Sokolsky on Mississippi Marshals and Federal Action
Sokolsky questions origins of marshals on the University of Mississippi campus and notes the 545 federal personnel deployed, including 128 deputy marshals. He critiques federal authority, cites involvement of Southern states, and comments on attitudes toward government and race amid the episode. He also references Hoover, Rogers, and a broader debate over national policing versus state and local control.
Hotel magnate Gaston Laurys dies after brief illness
Gaston Laurys sen, age 64, president of the Ritz Carlson Hotel Go, New York, and former manager of other leading hotels, died yesterday after a brief illness.
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New York
Gaston Lauryssen
Ritz Carlson Hotel
Ladies of Victory Guild to hold special meeting in church
A special meeting of Spartansburg’s Lady of Victory Guild is set for tomorrow at the church parish at an unspecified time. The note urges everyone to attend and thanks the community for support during the fair.
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Spartansburg
Lady of Victory Guild
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Alfred Brenner
Spartan High School
Alvin Brenner
Roland Ross
Lester Gleser
Roger Kiener
Henry Barber
Lester Gieser
Point Spreads Spark Debate Among College Officials
Philadelphia(AP) Athletic director Ernie Casale of Temple and a 40 member NCAA committee urged halting printing of point spreads and odds. PennState coach Jerry Ford LaSalle’s Kim Henry and Temple’s George Makris weighed in on whether ratings influence gambling and team psychology.
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Philadelphia
Ernie Casale
Temple University
NCAA
Ford
Henry
Temple
George Makris
Life editor William Price Gray dies at 53
William Price Gray, 53, longtime editor of Life magazine international editions since 1950, died Sunday from heart disease.
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LIFE
New York
William Price Gray
Life Magazine
Disaster planning urged by executives for major catastrophes
The Financial Executives Institute urges a single high level executive to own disaster plans, coordinate with military and Civil Defense, ensure continuity, and prepare emergency succession. Firms should protect vital records, store or duplicate copies, and establish local mutual aid pools for equipment and manpower.
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New York
West Coast
Atlantic
Gulf Coasts
Berlin
Cuba
Carheralé
Netroreum
Fie
Peecords
Ageniees
Fuller Collection Fee Survey Shows Varied Tax Receiver Fees
Fuller studied more than 40 communities to gauge income tax receiver fees. Findings show percentages of 2.8 to 10 percent paid to receivers, with smaller cities paying higher shares. The process awaits final procedural steps though state law does not require competition.
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West Virginia
Puller
Corry Evening Journal masthead and publication details
The Corry Evening Journal masthead lists staff roles and offices including Publisher George R. Sample General Manager William Eaton City Editor Allin Hasbrouck Advertising Manager John McLaughlin and production staff. It notes Associated Press ownership rights and subscription pricing by mail and carrier with display ad deadline at 9 a.m.
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Corry
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