Editorial on Ratifying Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Debate
A California senator and congressional hearings frame the nuclear test ban treaty debate. Chiefs of Staff and scientists are split, with experts divided on whether ratification strengthens or weakens U S security. The piece notes the difficulty of decision making when expert testimony conflicts and questions how to choose when faced with such high stakes.
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Ruchel
California
Congress
Russia
Senate
Joint ‘Chiefs of Staff
Allied and Axis War Updates as Invasion Fears Rise
Seventy years ago September 7 reports from London note fresh German invasion fears in Western Europe as Allied operations in the Pacific push Japanese forces in New Guinea toward isolation. The article also reports Norwegian labor leader Harkon Lie’s optimism that Labor Day 1944 will see Hitlerism fade, alongside local Corry events including a Labor Day baseball win, a plant accident, a wedding, and obituaries amid wartime mobilization.
Khrushchev urges more production at Belgrade tractor plant
Paul Harvey reports Khrushchev telling Tito’s Belgrade audience at a tractor factory that Soviet workers face lethargy and demands higher output and better housing. He warns that despite dictatorial power, public opinion must be mobilized to boost production.
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Tito
Belgrade
Khrushchev
Lad
War and weapons push readers to confront a dangerous future
A reflective essay links ancient battles at Troy and Gallipoli to modern arms fear. It cites Gen LeMay skeptical of test bans, notes dozens of missile types and escalating budgets, and argues that current defenses must face possible rapid incineration threats while public awe at blue water belies wartime memories.
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Troy
Cyris LeMay
United States
Russia
Arkley
LeMay
Fragmented Erie area notes on shelters debt limits and local events
The Corry area report notes public shelters for about one third of residents amid underscored Civil Defense concerns and shelters stocked with food in key community locations. It also covers state debt limit dangers to municipal projects, a Corry bond issue for 1.2 million, and remarks by Congressman James Weaver during a Rotary event. Local items include leaf removal plans, council debates, and Moose Lodge acknowledgments, plus a casual portrait of Weaver’s administrative assistant.
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Erie County Civil Defense
Clifford Holcomb
VFW Club
Corry
Corry Jamestown
Raymond Manufacturing Co
Aero-Flow Dynamics
Corry Area
James Weaver
Mead Park
Jerry Candela
Weaver
Candeld Tor
Erie
Philadelphia polio cases rise to twenty nine this year
Philadelphia AP reports the city health department announced six more polio cases yesterday bringing total to 29. Health Commissioner Dr Eugene A Gillis said all cases were paralytic and involved children from under one to six years old. None had received vaccination.
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Philly
The Spoken Word as Air and Print Always There
A concise meditation on how spoken word and printed text endure together. The piece contrasts oral expression with written record, noting how each form preserves memory, insight, and culture across generations.
Corry items mix clubs politics and local events
A Corry area page reports lodge members forming a nonpartisan voters registration idea, local politics with Julian Buesink winning the GOP nomination for Mina supervisor, overdue payments to an industrial fund, and graduations from Penn State and Pitt. It notes fall foliage plans near Du Bois, a street accident involving a child, an exchange student’s return, police indictments, an upcoming football game, oil lease activity, and a stalled Columbus Dam appropriation.
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Marte
Ficiain
Corry
Julian Buesink
Mina
New York State
James Ferris
Journal
Chamber of Commerce
Murry
Ares
Robert D. Mulvin
South Center Street
David Gordon
Pennsylvania State University
Slmmer
Mulvin
Gordon
Army Pvt
Francis E. Over
Edward BP
Mead Avenue
Aviation Center
Fort Rucker
Als
Corry Area High School
University of Pittsburgh
Ronald Johnson
Hast Smith Street
Willard Dyckes
Grace Street
Pitt
du Bois
Spring Street
Clymer
Atlantic Ocean
Lesjaskog
Norway
Sheen Field
Carter HI
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Columbus Dam
Liquor Control Board
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London
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Loveland Field
Everett Brimundin
Runk Cassett
Mantes
Jamestown Mle. Corp
Nix
Mildred Shannon
Thomas Shannon
Paul A. Hammond
Bert Hammond
East Irving Erget
Archie Welden Wetmore
Corry Hospital
Charles A. McIntyre
Andrew McIntire
Irving Street
The
Red Cross
natuMel
Christian Scienes
Paul Harvey News
Khrishchev
Khrusteliev
Agricultine
Freem Mat
Bernle
Freeman
Khenshehev
Drew Pearson
Canarkade
Tinkey
Tam
Hellestont
Renuns
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Inter
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Homer
Mediterranean
Black Seas
Asiaa
Europe
Darius
Rangoon
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Marathon
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Atlas
Titans
Unofiolitt
Tarit
Tom Power
BAC
Eric McMahon
Connecticut
Atomaic Energy Commission
Noor
Kremlin
Cal Sen. McMahon
Xerxes
Dagus
B.C
Tstory
Ponton Bridge
Hellespont
Itott
Thebes
Winston Churchill
Nanil-O- Wand
Dardanellan
Beldeen
Défense McNaimara
Nas
Sen. McMahon
Ihe
Omaha
NATO
Funyne
Barry Goldwater
Batters Atlantic Service
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Corry Journal
Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry Evening Journ
George F. Sample
Wilem Balon
Allan Hasbrouck
Advert McLaughlin
G. 0. Bergman
Manger
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Huldieg
Iy Mall
Garrier
Joy
Old
Corry Savings & Loan
North Center Street
Ning Davis
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