Corry urged to lead Erie County 1972 programs drive
The Journal argues Corry in the southeastern tip of Erie County should spearhead county state and federal youth and day care efforts. It notes a Harrisburg AP dispatch on day care centers and claims Corry was added to the list after The Journal intervened, despite local confusion about Corry’s status. The piece stresses Corry’s potential as a pilot area beyond Erie city limits.
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Erie County
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Erie
Union City
Albion
Shapp
Corry
Greater Erie Community Action Committee
GECAC
Floating prime rate eyed as banks consider shift from fixed
New York banks weigh a floating prime rate, a seismic shift from the 1934 fixed policy. Morgan Guaranty cut its rate from 6 to 5 3/4 percent, after earlier highs, as discussions continue at major institutions like Bank of America and First National City Bank about moving to market reflecting rates.
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New York
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
A. W. Clausen
Bank of American of
San Francisco
Palmer
First National City Bank
Walter B. Winston
Edward L. Palmer
American Bankers Association
Birthday party honors Corry boy on seventh birthday
In Corry on October 23 1951 Thomas Carlson son of Mrs Harold Carlson 23 East Congress street celebrated his seventh birthday with fourteen friends and prizes won by Rasselas Brown. A daughter was born at Corry Memorial Hospital yesterday to Mr and Mrs Rodney Knowlton of 115 West Park Place. A local lun bridge group met yesterday at the East Columbus avenue home of Mrs E H Harmon after luncheon. Mrs N T Gillette attended as a guest.
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Thomas Carlson
Harold Carlson
East Congress Street
Rasselas Brown
Corry Memorial Hospital
Rodney Knowlton
West Park Place
Lun
Attepels
Columbus Avenue
E.H
Army reform plan scrapped to aid food brokers profits
Lt Gen. Joseph Heiser, Army commissary chief, killed a reform costing $535 million in savings, channeling funds to food brokers who press Congress and Pentagon. The Defense Supply Association, led by Andrew McNamara, lobbies as Heiser serves as Honorary President. Heiser defends the move as aiding GI shoppers, while critics cite corruption and delayed reforms. America’s wine industry also faces France driven regulations, with IRS hearings next Tuesday on bottling standards for European imports.
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Washington
Joseph Heiser
Army Commissary Czar
Heiser
The
Defense Supply Association
Andrew McNamara
Les Whitten
McNamara
Army
U.S
America
Internal Revenue Service
West Germany’s quiet strength in a tense world
Paul Harvey argues that West Germany’s calm, energetic work ethic and freedom drive its economic power amid Cold War pressures. He contrasts East and West Germany, noting 60 million people thriving under liberal trade and military ties with the United States, while East Germany stagnates under Communist rule.
Women and men quirks from a humorous column
A playful New York AP feature riffs on gender stereotypes and everyday quirks. It jokes about arguments with women, occasional office fevers, aging, and social expectations, ending with a light jab about a horse-faced woman and a pony tail.
Graduation Diploma Right For Ill Student
A Pennsylvania issue asks whether a student who completes high school but misses graduation due to illness can be denied a diploma. There are no local precedents, but a court would likely compel delivery of the diploma if the student met all academic requirements. Denying graduation attendance would be arbitrary and unjust. the student’s rights resemble a property stake protected by courts. Shop Your Corry Stores.
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New York
Pennsylvania
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