Editorial weighs atheist challenge to school religious practice
The piece discusses state and local court rulings on Bible reading and baccalaureate in Pennsylvania and Florida. It argues Florida would erase all religious activity in public schools if upheld, notes baccalaureate is optional, and questions the broader impact of atheistic pressure on schools and where it ends. The disquisition references Corty high school ceremonies and local clergy.
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Hitler's Italy surrenders as warship falls to Allies at Malta
Reports from London New Delhi and local towns describe Italian capitulation events at Malta and Allied air and naval advances. Burma river shipping targets were hit by Royal Air Force while shortages plague city dairies. Local schools churches and sports teams report varied activity as police close up a string of robberies and arrests spark townwide attention.
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Royal Air Force
Burma
Traffic bridges weight limit rise eyed by state DOT
Harrisburg reports about 60 percent of 8 000 bridges in the state have posted load limits after a 163rd legislature increased the maximum track weight from 60 000 to 75 000 pounds. Officials say some routes cannot bear the heavier loads. The move aims to resume bus routes to Columbus though details remain under study.
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Four Children in a Family Becomes a Matter of Size
Jim Bishop reflects on a family with four children varying greatly in age and size. The narrator notes his own age and wartime service, comparing personal life to the imagined outcomes of large families. The piece blends humor with reflections on aging, parenthood, and lifespan expectations.
Drew Pearson Investigates State Dept oil ties in Congo and Haiti
A Washington look explores how the State Department has aided major oil firms led by Standard Oil and the Rockefeller interests in Congo and Haiti. It details cables, surveys, and ambassadorial pressure regarding a proposed refinery, with notes on political funding and foreign policy motives shaping the seven sisters oil giants. The column cites Undersecretary Ball and the Dirksen Amendment, plus related East Asia and Ceylon incidents.
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Leopoldville
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What Is The Law About State Tax on Out Of State Sales
The text asks if a provision in the Federal Constitution allows a state to tax a sale outside its borders. It notes Kansas involvement and cites that taxing a retail sale outside the state is not applicable. It explains states avoid this by taxing the use of property rather than the retail sale to capture tax on cross border purchases.
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Dominican Officials Tour Oil City Area
Seventeen Dominican mayors and Dominican Municipal League officials arrived for a three day U S tour of U S cities. Accompanied by four interpreters and a U S Embassy cultural affairs observer, they checked into the Arlington Hotel and lunched at Wananga Country Club. A city tour is planned for the afternoon with dinner at 6 30 p m in the Arlington Hotel attended by city officials and civic leaders.
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Oil giants urge lessons in foreign policy and monopoly fears
The excerpt accuses Big Oil of steering U S policy to favor allied ventures and Soviet alignment for Ceylon, while AID backed a Thailand refinery joint venture by Shell and Standard Oil. Oklahoma Democrat Tom Steed critiques ATD policy as stifling competition and warns oil giants prioritize profits over U S economy and security.
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Pace calls for a $3 haircut in barber union race
New York reports Vincent Pace, a presidential candidate for the International Barbers Union, argues wages must rise and forecasts a $9 haircut or possibly $3.50 as standard. The piece frames Pace's stance against a backdrop of historic economic quips and public reaction, noting potential broad impact on barbershop pay.
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Thomas Riley Marshall
United States
Vincent Pace
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Corry Area Employment Office Sees 33 Placements
In the Corry area during the past month a Pennsylvania State Employment Service office placed 33 applicants in jobs. Manager William Wichael reported 20 openings in clerical and skilled roles, with 12 remaining as skilled. 132 applications were taken, 43 job openings received, 3 referrals made yielding 38 placements. Of total placements 17 were under 22 and two over 45. Unemployment compensation claims stay under 200. some claimants fail to report earnings risking disqualification or prosecution. Business reports from local firms suggest continued good conditions.
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Nostalgia for 25 Cent Haircuts and Past Prices
Hal Boyle recalls how money's value erodes with age. The piece notes cheaper days when a haircut cost a quarter and a ride on the subway was a nickel, contrasting with modern costs and the fading ritual of the barber shop. It reflects on memory, aging, and changing currency through vivid, personal recollections.
Court Dissolves 120 Year Old Erie County Corporation
Erie County court dissolves the Centenary Fund of the Terre Annual Conference, a 120 year old corporation founded to aid traveling Methodist preachers, their wives and children. The fund held valuable stocks in leading American industries and the court ordered dissolution and distribution of assets per the board’s petition and wishes.
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Corry Evening Journal Inside Front Matter Overview
Publication details and staff credits for the Corry Evening Journal are listed including publisher George R Sample, GM William Eaton, city editor Allan Hasbrouck, and others. It notes national advertising reprinter Hopmeleer in Baul Inc and multiple city addresses. Subscription rates and advertising terms are referenced with deadlines to previous publication dates.
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Allan Hasbrouck
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