In Our Opinion See Your Lawyer
A Titusville Herald opinion column admonishes chronic troublemakers who threaten lawsuits over published names. It argues those named are involved with police, not the paper, and urges readers to understand the First Amendment and freedom of the press.
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the United States
Titusville
Shriver
Michigan
Farnum
Hack
Sargent Shriver
Lawmaker Pushes Debt Settlement for World Wars
Congressman Vernon Thomson of Wisconsin introduces a resolution urging the President to pressure France to promptly settle World War I debts owed to the United States. He cites France owes about 4.6 billion dollars from World War I and 7.4 billion from World War II.
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Congress
United States
Susan Pack joins New Christy Minstrels amid big dreams
Susan Pack a 19 year old auburn haired singer from Hollywood and Miss Oregon 1960 joins the New Christy Minstrels a seven member troupe. She rejects film offers saying performing is a hobby she enjoys for the audience. The group tours seven plus shows weekly traveling up to 9000 miles weekly earning 15000 to 30000 yearly with room and board paid by members.
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Susan Pack
Broadway
Mary Martin
Julie Andrews
Susan
New Christy Minstrels
Miss Pack
Hollywood
Calif
Mary
Nurse
Eugene
Ore
University of Oregon
PTA
Atlantic City
Pack
Corry Evening Journal Ad and Publication Details
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff roles and publishing details. It notes advertising managers, production, and management, plus mailing rates and display deadlines for ads and notices.
Duluth’s Do It Yourself Revival Lifts a Downward City
Paul Harvey describes Duluth Minnesota turning from a nine year disaster area after the Mesabi ore decline into a revived city through taconite processing, new arena complex, and civic do it yourself projects. He credits local leaders Governor Rodyang and Mayor Johnson and notes booming convention bookings and renewed Mesabi range activity.
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Duluth
Minnesota
Rodyang
Johnson
Lobbyists Push through Tax Bill Amid House Reform Clash
Washington notes that lobbyists swarmed corridors as a 231 page tax bill circulated. depletion allowances for Georgia clay and shells could save producers over $1 million, with critics like Senator George Aiken claiming last minute amendments hid costs from voters. The debate also touched on anti poverty funding and packaging standards in a tense closed door session.
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Georgia
Secretary of Commerce
House Commerce Committee
John Gilligan
Cincinnati
Proctor and Gamble
Moonshine raid hits Imperial Hotel. Corry bootleg king named
Sgt. R C Bergen and two Erie troopers raided the Imperial Hotel on a Saturday night and seized a large moonshine cache arresting the proprietor who is described as the bootlegging king of Corry. Opal Morris and Walter Pier wed October 23 at Abbe Reform Parsonage in Clymer. The Orange and Black posted a decisive victory over Union City at Jewell Field following a win over East High Reserves.
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Corry
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Walter Pier
Clymer
Mrs. Pier
East High
The
Orange and Black
Union City
Jewell Field
Mental health costs rise as business bears bill
Businesses face mounting costs from mental illness and related disabilities as courts increasingly recognize emotional illness as compensable. Employers note rising workmen compensation premiums and medical bills while some integrate psychiatry into worker health programs to reduce days lost and boost rehabilitation.
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New York
Today In History Highlights October Twenty Fifth
Historic events listed include Winston Churchill becoming UK prime minister in 1951, Philadelphia receiving a city charter in 1701, and Truman declaring Maine a disaster area in 1947. Mention also notes Hitler's death in 1945 and a 1966 crime-related vault burglary at Brinks in Syracuse.
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Winston Churchill
England
Clement Attlee
Philadelphia
Harrys. Truman
Maine
The Menace of Monoxide and Health Warnings
A health column warns about carbon monoxide from car exhaust and faulty heaters, urging testing of exhaust systems and cautious driving. It notes symptoms of exposure, risks in garages, and the role of public health warnings alongside influenza vaccine guidance.
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Commission of Traffic Safety
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