Neilan rails against federal waste and subsidies in Los Angeles
Edward P. Neilan, president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, harshly denounces federal waste and giveaway programs in a Los Angeles speech. He charges spenders coerce communities with handouts, warns that reliance on Washington weakens local initiative, and frames subsidy as a symptom of national moral decline while urging a curb on federal spending.
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Allied and Allied advance linked after Salerno fight
News from London reports the American Sixth Army and British Eighth Army linked northward from Salerno as Allied forces push a swift 20 mile dash. Roosevelt announced plans for new major blows on Germany and Japan including specific landings in Europe. A Norfolk naval base explosion injured many and damaged buildings. New York baseball teams helped raise nearly a quarter of New York City's wartime loan goal. A Corry Grand Theater opening is announced with 625 seats. Fire destroyed a barn on a Clymer Center farm after a lantern explosion.independent football team organizers meet tonight at the Municipal Building to elect a manager and plan formation.
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Corry Man Issued Warrant On Threatening Charge
A warrant was issued in Corry on charges preferred by two men against Alderman G. H. Gorton for arrest on accusations of threatening to kill assault and disorderly conduct. The action stems from alleged threats and related conduct.
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Charge Man 73 With Assault On Teenager
A 73 year old man faces assault charges in Erie County court over an alleged attack on a teenage girl. Peter Digmer, a widower, pleads not guilty. Defense by William Cavanaugh, proseuction by Dante J Nailer. The incident is alleged to have occurred in December 1960. Judge Gilmer b Evais presides.
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SPONGE and race tensions prompt Chicago club bit hit
Paul Harvey notes a shift as a Chicago MC draws strong laughs with a quip about SPONGE The Society for the Prevention of Negroes Getting Everything The piece discusses growing pressure from Negro leaders and white audiences in Illinois New Jersey and Missouri amid calls for more demonstrations and race mixing The paradox of action and reaction underlines the intramural dispute over rights and recognition in the civil rights era
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Drew Pearson Investigates Senate Test Ban Rifts
In a critical column, Drew Pearson exposes a split between the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and the Armed Services preparedness subcommittee over the test ban treaty. He highlights senator backgrounds, military ties, and alleged free air junkets influencing votes, naming Goldwater Thurmond Jackson and more.
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Noted Composer Oliver Wallace Dies at 76
Oliver Wallace, age 76, prominent composer of titles such as Hin Gustan and longtime music director at Walt Disney Studios for 27 years, died Sunday after a brief illness in Burbank California. He authored more than 100 scores for the studio.
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Corry Evening Journal masthead and mailing rates details
The Corry Evening Journal publishes daily except Sunday with George R. Sample as publisher and William Eaton as general manager. It lists staff roles, ad representation, and production credits. Rates show $14.00 yearly by mail, six month term, and carrier prices per copy.
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Letters to the Editor on Bible reading in schools
Arlene Canfield of Corry urges Bible reading in schools citing moral value and Lincoln quotes. She argues Scripture plus soap is needed to reform society and ends by affirming faith in the Bible as God’s best gift.
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Law on civil service eligibility for minor offenses
The General Assembly may set qualifications for Civil Service employees. Passing an examination is the minimum for employment. Denial only occurs for infamous crimes, perjury, or bribery. A minor misdemeanor does not automatically disqualify, though it may affect selection. Juvenile court handling keeps the offense from becoming a public record.
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Civil Service Act
Racing Sweetens Penns Coffers in Philadelphia Meet
Revenue Department figures show William Penn Harness Racing Meet in Philadelphia drew 53,781 patrons last week, wagering adding 157201 to the state coffers. Tax receipts totaled 137859 with 319431 in breakage, part of a weekly total of 2,757,193.
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Irwin Shaw 60 Turns to Producing After Writing Career
Hal Boyle reports Irwin Shaw, at age 60, has shifted from writing to producing his own project in the French Style. Shaw, living in Switzerland, reflects on city life, aging, and his early career, noting his long run as a writer and the lure of adventure in life.
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Fall retail sales to shape up economic upturn
New York AP reports retail sales center stage for late 1940s, with durable goods rebounding and auto and appliance demand remaining strong. If fall purchases stay vigorous, producers plan production and housing gains fuel further gains, while replacement markets and consumer confidence drive continued spending through winter.
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New York
Complete Jury List For Erie Slaying Trial
Testimony is expected to begin late today in the trial of Miguel Maldonado 25 alias Justiliano Ocasio Santiago migrant worker charged with shooting Domingo Alvarez 26 at Carl's Diner during a revenge sect death. County court proceedings started at 9 90 p m to complete a panel of 12 jurors and two alternates after yesterday's effort paused at the eighth juror. Attorneys questioned 47 prospects with 22 dismissed by the judge 1 by the prosecution and six by the defense under 20 challenges per side.
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Maldonado
Justiliano Ocasio Santiago
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