In Our Opinion Missing Wheat Case Unsolved?
The article notes Senator Williams of Delaware exposed mislaid grain shipments valued at 32 million to Austria and 100 million of surplus farm commodities to South Viet Nam Colombia and Turkey. It questions where the materials went and criticizes Agriculture Department handling while warning of broader impacts on markets and charity-driven fees.
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Agriculture Department
Austria
General Accounting Office
GAO
South Viet Nam
Colombia
Turkey
Reds
Sen. Williams
RAF Night Bombers Hit Leipzig and Allied Advances
A 1943 news roundup reports RAF heavy bombers hitting Leipzig amid German industrial disruption, while Fifth Army forces a scorched earth withdrawal from Venafro to Mondragone. In the Pacific, Mitchell bombers near Rabaul suffer crashes but destroy ships. Local notes cover wartime coupons, Corry War Fund aims, a domestic dispute, hospital board changes, a near miss from a dropped bail pouch, and a high school football game where the Orange and Black beat Waterford 26–0 despite key absences.
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London
Leipzig
RAW
The New York Mirror Remembered by Jim Bishop
Reporter Jim Bishop recalls The New York Mirror once a big, literate tabloid that drew huge reader spikes and sharp editors. He notes colorful staff like Phil Payne, Walter Howie, Arthur Brisbane, and many reporters. The piece highlights the paper’s bold stunts, strong personalities, and chaotic charm before its decline.
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New York Mirror
Tl_was
Het
Phil, Payne
Atlantic Ocean
Walter Howie
Chicago
Arthur Brisbane
Tito as Middle Man of Communism in U.S. Tour
Washington correspondent recalls Tito called “Middle Man of Communism” by critics from both ends of the spectrum. The piece notes Tito’s Yugoslavia history, his UN votes with the United States, and his 1962 talks with Kennedy and Khrushchev, asserting his moderation and pivotal role in East–West relations.
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Washington
Josip Erbie
Tito
Uni
Yugoslavia
United Nations
United States
Russia
USA
Ussr
Kennedy
Rusk
Adlai Stevenson
Adriatic
What Is The Law Question On Grandchild Support
The Pennsylvania rule holds that both parents share a duty to support a child regardless of natural or adopted status, with the father primarily responsible if financially able. Grandparents have no legal duty to support grandchildren, but should promote the grandchild’s well being to prevent neglect.
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Pennsylvania
Tito predicts US Russia friendship and talks boost
Tito says he believes a day will come when the United States and the Soviet Union become good friends. He urges frequent Kennedy Khrushchev talks and periodic meetings to foster understanding and peace. He notes Khrushchev wants peace and aims to raise Soviet living standards through peaceful cooperation.
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United States
Russia
Tito
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Teenagers emerge as powerful buyers in postwar economy
The first of two AP reports explores how the postwar baby boom created a teen market with billions in spending power. It cites 11.1 million teen girls and 9 million teen boys, their separate fortunes, and how merchants now target teens as independent buyers with brand-name awareness and advertising influence.
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Jack Lefler
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
United States
U.S
Enid A. Haupt
Seventeen Magazine
Eugene Gilbert
Eugene Gilbert Co
State Grange Opens Meeting At Erie Tonight
Erie hosts the Pennsylvania State Grange Convention opening tonight with Milton W. DeLancey addressing as secretary of the State Association of Township Supervisors. Elimination in the talent festival features, with John Scott of Camp Hill set to address delegates tomorrow as business sessions begin. William S. Livengood Jr. and William J. Brake are also listed speakers for the event.
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Emlees
Corry Evening Journal Masthead and Publishing Details
The Corry Evening Journal masthead lists George R. Sample as General Manager William Eaton City Editor Allan Hasbrouck and Eho McLanshiln overseeing advertising. Production manager G. i. Hargan, National advertisers under SOTTINELLE INC, Detroit Chamber affiliations, and Philadelphia offices noted. Subscription rates shown: $11.00 yearly by mail, 8 cents per copy, 50 cents weekly. Advertising rates and display deadlines referenced.
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Billsburgh
Weightmny
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Corry
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Delaware
Venafro
Rome
Mondragone
Allied Headquarters
Southwest Pacific
Tuba Neen
Rabaul
Erie City
Tole
TMI Industrial
South Wheel
Corry Hospital
William Lombard
Arthur J. Scheppner
St. John’s Bisons
Orange and Black
Jim Reynolds
Chuck Jackson
Bud Bergman
Don Botts
Glenn McKinney
Ray Blynt
Carmen Piveirido
Art Black
Bill Gronosta
Waterford
Jim Bishop
The
Mirror
Ray Doyle
Bob Considine
Gene Fowler
Dan Parker
Jimmy Whittaker
Jack Lait
Arthur Pegler
John McNulty
Sam Boal
Hettie Callell
East 45Th Street
Brisbane
West
Jim Whittaker
Whittaker
Mauemoree
Sn Whittaker
Doris Duke
Lawrence Quion
Broadway
Gladys Glade
Mark Hellinger
Walter Winchell
Telegraph
Stone
Drunte
Lwoke
Yu Otta
Drew Pearson
United Sates
John Tower
Texas
Frank Lausche
Ohio
Willian Proxmire
D-Wis
Henby Jackson
D-Wash
Becausesenhower
Joe Stalin
Art Department
St. John
St. Luke
Jack Benny
Vito
Premier Krushchev
Moscow
China
Ntgr
Red Army
Cuba
U. S
Berlin
Jane
Parker Cookies
Washington St
Corry, PA
Sultana
Ann Page
Fricks
Gaurtdeg Tt
Business’ Mirror
Sy Sam Dawson
State Grange
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp
Corry Savings and Loan
North Center Street
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