Fiscal restraint in Congress shapes reelection pitches
In a final push before recess, lawmakers tout or regret budget changes. They highlight $4.5 billion in cuts from White House requests, claiming about $70 savings per family. Critics note alterations across agencies, including $794 million in one bill and $206 million in foreign aid. Some departments still push spending higher than prior authorizations, leaving voters to judge who saved or cost their families.
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White House
Corry News Roundup From 720 Years Ago October 17
Historic notices describe Pacific Fleet actions near Formosa with damage to Japanese shipping and subsequent retreat. Allied forces press Aachen to Venray on a widening front. Local crime reports seek a degenerate suspect in an assault as police label a drowning floater unknown. A football injury updates Jim Reynolds and Beaver back in late game action. New toilet flushing valve innovation by W L Trill Indicator Co. born October 1d in Corry Hospital a son Herman Burns and a hunting accident fatality.
Crowd gathers at East Main alderman’s office in 1328
Hundreds visit Alderman Gy Gorton on East Main Street in the afternoon seeking action. The scene, described in fragmented OCR text, reflects a busy late medieval crowd demanding attention and discussing local concerns.
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East Main
Corry Journal Publisher and Lead Staff Listing
Fragmentary theater of names and roles lists publishers Lizzie Eaton and Allan Huabrnicks, advertising managers John McLoughlin and Tanonil, plus various colleagues and office locations in Philadelphia and New York. The jumbled OCR hints at a 19th century newspaper masthead with multiple staff credits and advertising references.
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Revival of Goldwater Campaign in Glenside Pa
The article recalls Senator Goldwater's revival in Glenside Pennsylvania on October 7 and his new vigor after San Francisco. It notes large crowds in New Jersey shows and defends his stance against government subsidies for farming and calls for military authority over tactical nuclear weapons. It also discusses criticism from opponents and support from allies, emphasizing the election issues facing the nation and the need for careful appraisal of his views.
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Pennsylvania
Senator Goldwater
Glopside
Eleanor Roosevelt tributes mark her 80th birthday anniversary
Washington dinner honors Eleanor Roosevelt with praise from Hubert Humphrey Adlai Stevenson and Danny Kaye. The column also uncovers potential conflicts of interest involving Bill Miller and Barry Goldwater staffers including John Stength Charles Farrington and S K Laboratories owner Stephen Shadegg.
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Hubert Humphrey
Adlai Stevenson
Bill Miller
John
Stength
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Millers
Lockport Mall
8 & K Laboratories
Stephen Shadege
Goldwater
Corry notes cover charity, crime, and school safety
The Corry item notes fraternity members funding an operation for Mrs Marion Whitelock, Navy man Joseph DeMarte reconnects with a former buddy, and dancing teacher Mrs Norman Tarbell. It also mentions a local magazine dealer’s expansion fear, job promotion at Corry Jamestown Corp, road safety reminders, new lighting impacts, civil defense veteran Manley Robbins, school board travel to Harrisburg, a No Parking ticket dispute, and youth party scenes at a high school dance.
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Delta Stama
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Arenn College
Cleveland
Marion Whitelock
Ed Latos
Meadayemle
Corry
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Richard Britten
East South Street
Massachusetts
Ralph Britten
Pennsylvania
Norman Tarbell
Dancing Masters of America
Corry Jamestown Corp
Joseph Hand
Charles A.williams
Hand
Gandon College
Erie
Civil Defense Organization
Manley Robbins
CD Police
Harrisburg
State Council of Basic Education
Sparta
Philadelphia
Lesle Messinger
RD. 1
Messinger
Toad
Worth Hammond
Columbus
Ohio
Karen Ferry
Ohio City
Chward
Erie County Health Department
The
County Medical Association
Dodd Farms, Corry
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Union City Livestock Sale Prices Shown for Various Lots
Thursday's sale lists good and choice hogs 16 to 17 dollars per hundredweight sows 12 to 14 beef cows 12 to 14 cann ers and cutters 9 to 11 beef heifers 15 to 174 hulls 16 to 18 veal calves 27 to 32 bear y and medium calves 17 to 22 lambs 20 to 22 dollars per hundredweight.
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