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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1971
Page
2
The speaker argues during Phase 1 of the wage price freeze that Americans will accept pay rises matching living costs if government officials demonstrate equal sacrifice. In Pennsylvania, the state legislature is cited as ignoring public sacrifices, pursuing a substantial political plum instead.
The piece attacks a $3,600 yearly unaccountable expense raise for officials while legislators push for large salary hikes for county commissioners. It notes a 32 percent rise for legislators and 26 percent for assembly members, both exceeding the wage-price freeze, leaving common people facing only 2 to 3 percent limits set by the president. It questions whose interests are served.
A long rambling piece mixes a hungry man’s sandwich fixation with anecdotes about a delicatessen wife and famed party sandwiches. It shifts to a sharp rebuke of anti Jewish editor Gene Szebedinsky, including Nixon and Agnew praise and cited past anti Semitic writings. The article sketches media bias and extremist rhetoric in post 1960s America.
The column discusses employment dynamics and worker loyalty, then reports Federation of Hungarian Jews charging Szebedinsky wore a Nazi SS uniform. Szebedinsky denies SS ties, cites Social Security as his only SS, and claims Marshalko was a Nazi journalist who influenced immigration. He asserts anti Semitism was never in his thoughts.
A child who pays taxes on a parent's property gains no special rights to the property upon the parent's death unless there is a clear agreement to repay those advances. Without such an express agreement the payments are a gift. If repayment is intended, an explicit agreement should be made and shared with all parties.
A 17-year-old neighbor was approached by a department store with a so called modeling club offering $15 for nine hours of work but no salary. The application asks invasive health questions and medical history to probe past illnesses and disabilities, hinting at discrimination and exploitation.
In Corry a city funds shortfall threatens to force short term loans in November and December with only enough to pay October bills. Treasurer Carl Smith confirms tax arrears around $18 000 from 1951 while the city faces payment pressures.
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