Editorial argues for highway workers forming a union
The piece contends labor unions serve a real purpose in protecting workers from abuses by industrial powers. It urges Pennsylvania highway department workers to organize to stop political coercion like mandatory campaign contributions tied to pay, noting both Democrats and Republicans have used it. It advocates forming a union to safeguard livelihoods and integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Department Workers of
Pennsylvania
Revenue bill looms with mixed Senate reaction in 1942
A war revenue measure aimed at funding wartime costs moved to draftsmen amid mixed Senate Finance Committee reaction. Corry officials report extended Friday hours and early Saturday closings for local businesses. Municipal and school matters unfold as educators, religious leaders, and community groups meet to discuss policy, performance, and community service.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Corry
Meteharits
Mobeling
United Brethren Church celebrates fifth consecutive appointment
Members and friends of the United Brethren Church gathered last night to celebrate the church’s fifth consecutive appointment, marking a milestone in communal fellowship and service within the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethma Church
Union City Livestock Sale Prices
Thursday sales listed hogs 7 to 194, sows 13 to 1fs, beef cows 7 to Iss, canners and cutters 11 to 14, beef heifers 1 to 21, bulls 18 to Qt, veal calves 27 to 93, heavy and medJar calves 18 to 24, lambs 28 to ot.
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Union City
Local Corry Evening Journal Ad Rates and Ownership
The Corry Evening Journal lists publication details including editors and managers, base rates for mail subscriptions at 100 per year or 12 per year with advance payment, and single copy price of five cents. It notes exclusive rights to local news and AP content, and provides mailing instructions through Corry, Pennsylvania.
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THE
Corry Evening Journal
Strept
West Booth Street
Corn
Corry
Journal ‘Publiher
George R Samplé
Merity
Allan Hasheelek
Adve
Hal
G. T. Bergman
Producto Loh
Salayersiemner
Ottinelul
Kimball
TNC
Tia ‘Lesington
Dona Landing
Detroit
Chamber of Commerce
Pitnbofen
Weightman
Corey
Seventh Fleet
Japan
Hong Kong
Philippines
Dodd Farms
Posch
Maggie
LeRoy Ladd
Roland Gates
R. D
Merle Williams
Wayne
Concord
Ron Burdicks
Ron
General Telephone
Sayre
Olean
Pensylvania Railroad
West Smith Street
Lloyd Sargent
Grove Street
Journal Cartier
Ronald Mumm
Sargent
Ronald
Union City
Spartansburg
Sparta
Kennedy Policy Faces Dual Front Challenge Against Soviet Expansion
George Sokolsky argues President Kennedy confronts two military fronts—Berlin and Cuba—where Khrushchev seeks to stretch U S response. The piece traces Cold War tensions, shifts in policy inheritances from Roosevelt through Eisenhower, and the Monroe Doctrine as a potential flashpoint while noting U S capabilities in Guam and Berlin.
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Kennedy
Khrushchev
United States
Berlin
Cuba
East Berlin
Ukraine
Crimea
The Cross at Valley of the Vallen Basilica Tour
Madrid reporter recalls a 450 foot granite cross shrine with lifts and massive stone figures. He describes the basilica’s gates, guardian angels, alabaster Madonna and Child sculptures, and a simple main altar beneath a living tree cross. Pilgrims from around the world, a Franco era memorial, and a chilling note on war and peace appear in vivid detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spain
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Basilica
Jose Antonin
Palange
Padres
Wildlfe buck with deformed antler spotted by game protector
Roaming Round reports Emer Simpson observing State Game lands near Union City where a buck deer bore a clublike antler growth over its right eye. The four inch diameter, fourteen inch long growth was seen at about 100 yards with binoculars. The piece notes local interest in migrant workers, stray dogs, tax issues, and school facility updates, plus assorted local happenings.
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Emer Simpson
Union City
School Board
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Bill Untereiner
C. M. Mchityre
Rollie Eggleston
Ty Crandall
Angola
Crandal
New York State
Corry Community Service
Charles Selste
Waterford
Erie
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George Sokolsky
Robert Frost
Nikita Khrushchev
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Charles Evans Hughes
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Castro
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TriNord Motors, Inc
Cleveland
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Kenneth A. Loveland
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Chicago Laboratories
DeVry Technical Institute
Cerry
Felix Matthews
Brokenstraw Valley High School
Warren College Center
Cliff's
Joseph Robyak
Marine Lance Corp
Harris R. Berkhous
Homer H. Berkhous
Marine Corps Force
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East Columbus
Virgil Ross
Worth Street
SRSA
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Wisconsin
Corry, PA
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