Congressman VigoritoSeen As Working Yet Modest Politically
In our opinion Congressman Joseph Vigorito is fashionable as anty rhetoric. He has not joined overseas junketing to Rome Paris and London and has mostly traveled within his 24th district on weekends. His 97 percent voting record shows diligence on rural farms education and health research funding. He has not sought glamour on air space committees but remains responsive through mailings to farmers seniors teachers and the public. Return him to Congress on election day.
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The Garter That Failed at Shea's Theater in Erie
A memoir fragment recalls a teen date at Shea's Theater in Erie for Tobacco Road starring Henry Hull. During exit in a cold night the left sock garter failed, provoking laughs and embarrassment among Erie’s social set. The narrator vows never to wear garters again.
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Never go against children or animals in Disney world
A TV critic notes NBCs The Wacky Zoo of Morgan City and other NBC children programs reveal family friendly, animal and kid centered storytelling. The Aquarians pilot and Hot Dog remake illustrate NBCs mix of science fiction and educational segments with varying success.
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From campus trouble to White House writer career
A column traces Buchanan's path from a Georgetown suspension and a disorderly conduct plea to a Georgetown and Columbia Education, then to a White House speechwriter role assigned to Vice President Agnew. The piece links his early legal scrape, college resilience, and his later influence amid student clashes and official rhetoric.
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Hilarious family tale of two doctors and a priest
A memoir recounts a boy’s chaotic childhood with a larger hearted lead elephant father and two dominant male authorities the family doctor and the parish priest Their antics include odd medical experiments feuds over faith and a recurring theme of eccentric humor set against a bustling household as the narrator grows up and reflects on those characters and moments It ends with a wink that the reader would know if printed in a journal
Corry 1950 fund gathers for Columbus Dam recreation area
In Corry on October 26 1950 area residents contributed 531 dollars toward a 12000 dollar goal to reconstruct the Columbus Dam and build a small recreation park. Cub Pack 181 held a Halloween party at the Junior High School with 100 cubs and families in costume. Edinboro Conference reports were given by Miss Sally Ruffner and Miss Shirley Miller at the Sophomore Tri Hip meeting in the YMCA rooms.
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