New York Drinking Age Debate Faces Governor Rockefeller
The editorial argues New York should raise the drinking age from 18 to 21 amid cross border pressures from surrounding states. It cites safety, legality, and parental responsibility, with quotes from anthropologist Margaret Mead and calls for a middle ground and home discipline rather than sweeping policy.
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New York
Rockefeller
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Vermont
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Acrose
New York State
New York City
Columbia University
Pittsburgh Man Injured As Train Hits Car
A Pittsburgh man, Elton McFadden, is in fair condition at Spence Hospital after his car collided with an Erie Lackawanna train at Adams Crossing in East Fallowfield Township, three miles southeast of Conneaut Lake. Slippery snow covered the highway as the car skidded onto the tracks and was demolished, the train pushing it over an embankment. McFadden was transported by Rhodes' ambulance from Conneaut Lake.
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Pittsburgh
Meadvilee
Spencar Hospital
Fallowfield Township
Elton McFadden
Adais Crossing
Conneaut Lake
McFadden
Fhe Tosbits
Rhodes
Isaac Goldberg
California
Idaho
Texas
Oregon
Washington
Congress
America
Pilgrim Faith
Holland
England
Jesus Christ
Catholic Digest
Thomas Robert Dewar
Fragmented OCR notes from New York newspaper page
Fragmented readable text mentions The Corr Journal and New York, with garbled phrases about in print dates and a station date. It references possible column notes and a paper page, but legible details are minimal.
Sokolsky on Blockades and Cold War Brinkmanship
George Sokolsky argues that Kennedy's Cuba blockade was a warlike act labeled a quarantine. He notes historical distinctions on trade during war and cites 1914 State Department views. He describes Russia as external threat, warns of nuclear risk, and discusses brinkmanship in the Cold War.
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Kennedy
Cuba
State Department
Russia
Mars
United States
John Poster Dulloe
Ib da
McKeon Court Martial Actor Emile Zola Berman
Reporter recalls the 1956 Parris Island case where Sgt Matthew McKeon faced a court martial after six rescuers drowned in swamps. Civilian Emile Zola Berman led the defense, swaying judges with charm and legal acumen. McKeon declined early discharge, earned an honorable exit, and later became Marine of the Month after a unique legal battle reshaping perceptions of discipline and duty.
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Parris Island
Matthew McKeon
U.S. Mirine
McKeon
Hamed
Emile Zola Berman
New York
Berman
Marine Corps
Boon Docks
Berinsin
Emile “de Berman
Lime
Pearl Harbor fears and local war effort drive in 1942
In October 1942 a tense world scene reaches Corry with reports of a Japanese push in the Southwest Pacific and renewed American resolve. Local fund drives push Aero Supply donations past seven dollars toward a ten dollar total while casualty figures rise to 47 463. A patriotic rally at the Senior High School highlights Polish and Polish American stories of oppression as community groups plan a central war effort committee.
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Pearl Harbor
Pacific
Turk Island
Corry
Olin W. Bracken
Poland
Rothlessnness
Casmir Rysiowski
Mike Bruno
Erie
Hotel
W. H. Houghton
Donald Wilcox
Hal Boyle's Americana reads like a cheerful fund list
Hal Boyle notes private philanthropy hit a record 8.7 billion dollars with churches receiving 4.43 billion. He cites Dr. Jonathon B. Gill on race horses, and recalls the USS Nautilus sailing 60 000 miles on uranium. The roundup includes quotes from Isaac Gold berg and Catholic Digest and remarks on voting impact and Pilgrim survival.
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New York
Jonathon B. Gill
Boston
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Questions on judiciary and politics ripple through state headlines
Dialogue notes Judge McNally now serves in the New York appellate division. The Marine Corps Commandant has retired. A book discusses Chesty Puller. Matt McKeon is named Massachusetts State Milk Inspector. Berman runs for district attorney in his county and a voter questions residency.
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Berman
New York
James McNally
McKeon
Parris Island
Judge McNally
New York State Supreme Court
Marine Corps
Matt McKeon
Massachusetts
Public Welfare Dept reports Kerr Mills medical aid payments
Harrisburg The Public Welfare Department says about 56.5 million has been paid this year to implement the Kerr Mills medical care program for the aged in Pennsylvania. Welfare Secretary Ruth Grigg Harting announced on Saturday that 6,497,895 was paid through September and an additional 7,163,288 was paid for medical aid to aged persons on public assistance.
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Harrisburg
Public Welfare Department
Kerr-Mills
Pennsylvania
Ruth Grigg Harting
US businessmen brace for trade expansion law and Cuba impact
About 1900 executives at the 49th National Foreign Trade Convention in New York discuss the new trade expansion act, tariffs, quotas, and Cuba blockade implications. Government officials urge higher exports to balance dollar outflows while tax changes and productivity remain in focus.
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New York
U.S
Nielals
United States
Europe
Japan
U.s.treasury
Fire damages Broaster Villa cafe in Oil City blaze
Early Saturday a fire discovered at 6:45 a.m. caused extensive damage to the Broaster Villa in a two story brick building in Oil City. Firemen fought the blaze in a back room where flames reached the walls and ceiling driven by a stove fire. The building housed apartments, a barber shop, and a dry cleaning establishment on the first floor. Samuel Sanfillippo owns and operates Broaster Villa and expected to reopen. Fire under control by 7 a.m. and crews returned by 7:30 a.m.
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Breaster Villa
Broaster Villa
Samuel Sanfillippo
Democrats Richardson Dilworth Endorsed by Tarentum Newspaper
The Valley Daily News Tarentum and New Kensington Daily Dispatch back Richardson Dilworth for governor and incumbent Sen. Joseph Clark. Eugene A. Simol papers support Republican Judge Samuel Roberts for the State Supreme Court.
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Tarentum
Richardson Dilworth
Joseph Clark
Valley Daily News
New Kensington Daily Dispatch
Eugene A. Simol
Samuel Roberts
Erie County
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George Sokolsky
Department of State
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Foreign Office
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Caribbean
Quessen
Jim Bishop
Beaufort
Air Force
Burma
Region Heights
Long Island
Chesty Puller
Peleliu
Matt
Corps
Cherry Point
New
Clarence Darrow
Borman
War Department
George H. Gordon
OPA
Svald Carlson
Elks
Hammond Elevator
Corry High
Waterford
Beavers
Frank Brigham
al Ficcardi
Bengrictan
Beneficial Consumer Discount CO
Beneficial Finance Co
Enna Pham
Benavitron Co
Erle 51
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Hal Boyle
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Business Mirror
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Iaverion
Raymond J. Morris
Spartansburg, Pa
Jaymar Sansabelt
Jaymar
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