In Our Opinion BPW Emphasizes Youth Work in Corry
The Corry BPW is highlighted for its community involvement especially with youth. It sponsored The Overcomers for the handicapped and honors a Girl of the Month while sending a high school senior to the Harrisburg Youth Conference. The piece praises BPW week and urges continued civic pride.
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BPW
Harrisburg
Editorial Thought For Today on Liberty and Power
The piece contrasts forefathers devotion to liberty with modern indifference and warns that when people do not exercise power they cede control to a few who may pursue selfish interests. It stresses government power was meant for the people and urges active civic engagement to resist tyranny.
Campaign Trail Flurry Across Pennsylvania 1968
Harrisburg columnist notes last minute presidential campaigning in Pennsylvania as Nixon and Muskie tour eastern regions. Shafer veto and later restoration of Beacon Lodge funding illustrate political maneuvering amid unemployment trends, with 3.3 percent in Pennsylvania versus 4.9 nationally in early 1968.
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Pennsylvania
Messrs Muskie
Nixon
McAdoo
Schuylkci County
Nixon law ties examined as presidential bid intensifies
Washington reports sharpen scrutiny of Richard Nixon after leaving the vice presidency he joined Adams Duke and Hazeldine then led the Wall Street firm Nixon Mudge Rose Guthrie Alexander and Mitchell. The column notes the firm’s role in his campaign and railroad clients paid 838 380 over three years, and Nixon's shift on a bill opposed by railroads.
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Nixon
Los Angeles
Adams, Duke and Hazeldine
Wall Street
Nixon, Mudge, Rose, Guthrie, Alexander and Mitchell
Delaware and Hudson
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Congress
Nixon and regulation clash over federal oversight
The Nixon firm faced scrutiny over its role in opposing federal control of the securities and energy industries. El Paso Natural Gas paid the firm over $771 thousand to fight regulation while FPC orders forced California consumers to recover $155 million from gas rate hikes. Critics fear Nixon would appoint regulators sympathetic to industry interests.
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el Paso Natural Gas
California
Federal Power Commission
FPC
el Paso
William Bennett
Presistent
The
Pacific Northwest
Eisenhower
Bennett
U.S. Supreme Court
Bolk
SEC
Corry Evening Journal Advertises Subscription Rates
Fragmentary text shows General Manager announcing home delivery and pricing. Mentions yearly, monthly, and per-copy rates, with references to mail and advance payment. Context suggests a publisher notice about subscription terms for the Corry Evening Journal.
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Corry
Tough Moonlighter beef in ring fades for Sammy
Sammy, a former top wrestler now making $50 a night, toils after his day job selling used cars. He endures pain and fatigue while planning one last match, wrestling in a shabby arena as he contemplates quitting for good and facing a skeptical wife.
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We Aee Ik
Sammy
Deanery
Fie
Corry Scenes From October 25 1948 Work
Corry notes from 1948 recount Bell Telephone crews laying long distance lines on North Center street as part of a city program. Corry High School grid season closes next Friday with Oil City St Joseph's at Loveland Field after a Homecoming Week win over Erie Central Reserves 7 to 0. Sudden weather shifts include thunder lightning rain and sun across a 24 hour span.
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Bell Telephone ‘Company
North Center Street
Corry
Corry High School
Junion High School
Erie Central
On This Date In History Oct 25 Through the Years
On this day in history many events are noted from 1701 Philadelphia city charter to 1990s African leaders meeting on Algeria Morocco border. Historical references include Rome Berlin axis pledge 1930s Crimean War Charge of the Light Brigade and World War II battles in the Pacific.
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Italy
Rome-Berlin
Philadelphia
Britain
Light Brigade
Sevastopol
Russia
Port Arthur
Manchur
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