Census and oil industry price moves draw scrutiny
Washington reports a national household census to gauge the school census while oil giants like Texaco Gulf Phillips and Cities Service quietly push liquified petroleum gas prices. The raises could net about 110 million for distributors and home owners, amid antitrust questions and office naming confusions.
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Texaco
Gulf, Phillips
Cities Service
Gulf
Warren Petroleum
Office of Emergency Planning
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Gas firms clash over price notices and claims
Texaco supervisor Hugh Siler refused to explain the similarity between Gulf and Texaco notices and questioned how the information was learned. Gulf lawyer Warren Sparks speculated that Texaco copied the announcement, while Hestoutley denied any wrongdoing.
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Texaco
Hugh Siler
Gulf
Warren Petroleum
Warren Sparks
Hestoutley
Law quiz covers minor earnings and license rules
The article explains that under English law a father held primary rights to a minor’s earnings, but Pennsylvania now grants equal rights to both parents for unemancipated children. It also notes license revocation can occur after an acquittal in a drunken driving case if the civil standard is met, and mentions various political and regulatory items relevant to law and policy.
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Pennsylvania
Grass roots opinion from White Salmon citizens
In White Salmon Washington the Enterprise publishes reader comments urging lawmakers to resist new taxes, reduce bureaucracy, and cut departments and commissions. The piece argues taxpayers face hardship and warns that overburdening government leads to financial collapse or rebellion, insisting no desire for more services in many government areas.
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Wash
Journal sandwich? Texas Tech scientists tout edible newsprint mix
A Texas Tech University project mixes cellulose waste with feedlot manure to create an edible protein. Dr. Donald W Thayer notes Americans may resist paper and manure as food, unlike some Asians who use similar substances. The writer moralizes on eating words, papers, and opinions, preferring meat and potatoes over such ideas.
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Jim Bishop
Jack Anderson
Cynthia Lowry
Art Buchwald
Texas Tech University
Donald W- Thayer
Department of Unusual Food
Texas Tech
Texas
Corry Journal Readers Asked for Brief Submissions
The Corry Journal invites letters from readers short and legible, limited to one subject, and signed with the author's name and address for publication. Submissions may be condensed, and the newspaper assumes no responsibility for statements contained.
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The
Corry Journal
John Bishop Jr. A Policeman At The Diplomat Country Club
A personal portrait of John Bishop Jr a policeman at the Diplomat Country Club who patrols the golf course in an electric cart observes nature and golf lore with quiet care He contrasts his brother’s pragmatic view of golf with a poetic sense of the course and its birds trees and lakes while spending years with the narrator and friend Milton Goldstandt on the greens
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John
John Bishop Jr
Diplomat Country Club
al Marino
Milton Goldstandt
Johnny
Drake
Gardner
Corry Hospital funds delayed due to tax issue
In Corry last night the hospital board learned state appropriations for the June 1 1951 period will be delayed until the tax problem is resolved, likely delaying funding until next year. A local birthday party for Patricia and James Paulson was held at their West Pleasant Street home with sixteen children attending. Deerhead Inn faced a leaf fire threat ten miles east along Route 77, quelled by Columbus volunteers.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Patricia
James Paulson
Harry Paulson Jr
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