Advertising Rules Stir Government Enforcement
Opinion piece argues the Civil Rights Act 1964 limits job ads by banning gendered phrases. It notes 75 newspapers nationwide quote ads violating the ban and explains compliant wording like manager wanted. The author warns enforcement will increase and create confusion.
Grass Roots Opinion Cites Dickens to Urge U S Crime Reduction
An INTERNATIONAL FALLS JOURNAL column argues streets are unsafe today though not like Dickens era London. It urges America to reverse crime trends and restore safety and peace in urban areas.
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International Falls
Minn
Journal
England
London
United States
City Hall Answers Questions on Garbage and Taxes in Corry
A City Hall column outlines garbage collection options and financing in Corry. It analyzes tax breakdowns among school, county, and city services, assesses collection types, landfill operation, ownership, and five billing methods, arguing direct taxation could cut overall costs while maintaining equity.
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Anon
Corry
Yesterday's Memories of Corry and 1806 In Everyday Life
A collage excerpt recalls postwar and prewar events in Corry, noting Korea division plots, barn fire injuries, jewel heists, local deaths, weddings, school activities, and civic debates. It contrasts 20 and 40 years ago with reflections on community governance and garbage collection costs.
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Corry
Corry and Erie notes on renewal plans and local moves
A Corry editorial praises urban renewal while recalling a prior pool project misstep. Erie area items report Army private Koestner completing advanced infantry training, local licenses, a firemen training bill, welfare work programs, crossing guards pay talks, Scouting events, and safety tips with Penn State links and local officials.
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Erie
Corry
Time Magazine
Army Pvt
George R. Koestner
George J. Koestner
East Pleasant Street
Ft. Polk
James V. Earle
The
Life Insurance Company of North America
CAHS
Bryant and Stratton Business Institute
Navy
Crandall Agency
Behrend
Penn State
Erie County Volunteer Firemen's Association, Inc
Erie County Board of Assistance
United States
Robert Huston
Albion
Erie-Warren County Area Farmers’ Home Administration Committee
Frank Wilcox
R. D
Russell
Robert Harwood
Wattsburg
Louis Eastman
Ralph Eastman
State College
Eastman
W. W. Kerr
Mary L. Chapin
Union City
First Fleet
Western Pacific
Corry Evening Journal Classifieds Fragment
Fragmentary local newspaper filler with names and addresses for publishing and advertising. Includes mentions of book building offices in Detroit and Philadelphia and pricing notes for mail and Currier service.
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West South Street
Cony
Bullant
Cory Evening Journal
George R .Sample
Ny Ballet
Allan Hastrouck
G. T. Bergman
Ager
Bottinelli-Kimball
Sey En Kane i
N.Y Michigan Square
Che Mortage
Bond
Detroit
Chamber “Et Commerce
Pomdightman
Philadelphia
Prise
Corry
Currier
Federal grand jury probes Vegas crime links
The text notes a New York grand jury probing hidden cash abroad to dodge taxes, alleging Mafia involvement in Las Vegas gambling. It claims FBI evidence implicates Meyer Lansky and Sam Giancana, urges immunity for witnesses, and criticizes the Justice Department for delays in summoning a federal grand jury.
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New York
Feds
al Capone
Katzenbach
Vegas
FBI
Bureau
Kress Manufacturing Company
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Reno
Elko
Lake Tahoe
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Mafia
Meyer Lansky
Sam Giancana
John Scalish
What Is The Law
A neighbor may not claim a right to use land to the point of harming others. Noise from children at play is common urban life unless added factors cause vibration or other nuisance. A court may require removal of the nuisance if it directly affects a party wall.
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Federal Aviation Agency
Bill Turben
Columbus
FAA
Center Street
Episcopal Church
U. S
Joseph Clark
Philadelphia
Legal Eagles
Philly
Corry
Uber
Harrisburg
Today in History highlights from 1621 to 1966 events
Today marks Sept 24, 1966 with notable events including England's first English language news sheet in 1621, a 1889 Wall Street panic linked to Fisk and Gould, the 1939 Warsaw bombardment, Roosevelt forming the Defense Communications Board in 1940, and Allied pledges in 1941 to the Atlantic Charter.
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Associated Press
England
Wall Street
James Fisk
Jay Gould
Warsaw
Poland
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Defense Communications Board
Soviet Union
National Committee
Charles de Gaulle
Air Force
Mount Yale
Buena Vista
Colo
NATO Council
Paris
Khrushchev
Berlin
Pakistan
India
U.N
Kashmir
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Canadohia Lake
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Kane
Charles D. Cochran
Spartansburg
Frederick C. McCloskey
Brecken-Keating Funeral Home
Wilmer Heffer
VFW
Erie County
Chuck McLean
Warren High
Danner McLean
PRR
Dunkle
Board of Health
Concord
Ajax
North Center Street
N. F. Ames and Company
Richard Miller
Howard Sheen
Margaret Maloney
Cleveland
Miss Maloney
Joseph Cauley
Mary Cauley
Helen Kish
Ray Huffman
Washington Trail Council
Boy Scouts of America
Camp Sequoyah
Keystone Division
United Refining Company
Keystone
M. S. Reynolds
North Street
Houston Oilers
Buffalo Bills
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Las Vegas
State Gaming Commission
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Chicago
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