End $10 Compromise For Taprooms
The Liquor Control Board of Pennsylvania allows a $10 per day offer of compromise to taproom licensees instead of closing licenses after infractions. In 2023, 1,112 of 1,711 suspensions were paid as a compromise, prompting calls for reform and a bill to curb abuses.
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Three mile parade marks MacArthur entry in Tokyo
A historic three mile parade through Tokyo signals General MacArthur and U S forces marching on the capital within sight of the emperor's palace. The First Cavalry Division prepares to enter bomb ruined Tokyo as Japan surrenders in a pivotal moment.
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Paul Harvey critiques campus conduct at fundamentalist schools
Paul Harvey argues that strict campus rules at fundamentalist colleges, including Wheaton and Baylor, are increasingly unrealistic as liberalizing pressures grow. He warns that reliance on government funding weakens doctrine and notes rising promiscuity and crime among youth, urging a return to stricter discipline.
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Burned In Fire Dies Natural Death
Albert Addison Conant 61 died at Warren General Hospital from natural causes after a chair fire in his Warren apartment Sunday. Firemen extinguished the blaze. coroner says burns were minor and heart attack caused death.
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Drew Pearson Probes Labor Power During Off the Record Dinner
Drew Pearson reports President Johnson hosted an off the record dinner where guests drew slips reading talk or write. Henry Ford wrote a constructive letter. George Meany urged labor and employers to grow the pie together. The piece discusses Labor unions’ rise, influence on policy, and the risk of an aristocracy of labor harming unskilled workers amid rising wages and automation.
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Molly Brown cruise boat sinks after hitting submerged object
The Molly Brown cruise boat owned by Stanley Maurer of Waterford sank at the west slip of the public dock after striking a submerged object. Harbormaster John Lampe noted the craft ripped a seam and began taking on water while unattended overnight.
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Man’s Hoax Backfires Arrest to 60 Day Jail Term
A 23 year old Mayville man was sentenced to 60 days in Chautauqua County jail and fined 50 dollars after admitting the reported robbery hoax. Thomas Augenbach had claimed he was robbed at gunpoint near Midway Park to cover spending money, prompting roadblocks by multiple police agencies before he confessed.
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Warden Captures Escaped Convict in Taxi Chase
Columbia AP Warden W D Leeke of the South Carolina State Penitentiary trapped Howard Golightly in a passing taxi after spotting him driving away. The 33 year old Greenville man had escaped four hours earlier from a two year term for housebreaking and larceny, authorities said.
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Corry Evening Journal Staff and Rates Notice
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff roles including Publisher George B. Sample General Manager William Eaton City Editor Allan Hasbrouck Advertising Manager John McLaughlin Pressroom Foreman G T Bergman Production Manager. The paper details mailing rates by mail and carrier and notes display advertising deadline at 9 am on the prior publication date.
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