Low in Spirits Area Label Angers Oklahoma Counties
Editorial cites Greer County Oklahoma anger at being labeled low in spirits by the Area Redevelopment Act. Readers note widespread unemployment claims, protests, and calls for removal while potential federal subsidies loom. Similar grievances appear in Trinity County California with pushback from Senator Clair Engle.
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Greer County
Oklahoma
New Frontier
California
Clair Engle
Secretary of Commerce
Trinity County
Congress
Mayville Woman Tries for Second Degree Murder
Mrs Hazel Praty age 33 stood trial in Mayville on a second degree murder charge for the February 1 shooting death of her husband Doyle Praty. The indictment filed February 27 charges she willfully and feloniously, with design to effect his death, shot him with a stolen pistol.
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Mayville
Hazel Praty
Jamestown Woman Pleads Innocent After April Hearing
A Jamestown woman pleaded innocent on April 23 before Chautauqua County Judge McKinley. Police say the shooting followed an argument about Frary and staying away from home all day. The incident highlights ongoing tension between spoken and printed word in local discourse.
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Jamestown
Cabe
Chautauqua County
McKinley Paohps
Frary
Corry Evening Journal Classifieds Summary
Public notices and advertisements from The Corry Evening Journal include rental listings, service ads, and business notices. Names and places such as local figures and businesses appear with rates and dates, reflecting typical mid century community classifieds.
George Sokolsky on war or peace with Soviet Russia
George Sokolsky discusses reader consensus that war or negotiated peace are the only choices with Soviet Russia. He notes Russia’s three active fronts Berlin, Cuba, and economic penetration, and cites warnings about measuring Ehrish-Chev’s attitude while stressing that national defense must be knowledge based.
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Soviet Russia
United States
Stréme
Berlin
China
Cuba
Beatrice Beck Fahne Stock
Washington
We Have Progressed So Far There Is Nothing More
Paul Harvey reflects on American overstimulation with modern comforts driving a sense of perpetual novelty. He argues leisure breeds worry and urges examination of how comfort, technology, and a politicized life shape society, citing Cold War era concerns and cultural shifts as evidence. He notes potential risks in ruling ideologies and strategic missteps amid technological progress.
Corry News Roundup Signals War Effort and Local Events
Japanese forces operating with Axis in the ARE per headquarters. Robbery at Show Boat near Waterford. man killed by car in Union City. Memorial and Red Cross activities announced. local recruits to Navy and Coast Guard. Fire Department exams sought. deaths and social events noted. High school football edged Cambridge Springs 7 to 0 in 1922 report.
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Tmberial
Cony
Richard Rossbacker
Corry
The
Red Cross
Dollar health hinges on surplus, trade, and tight purse strings
The piece explains how the dollar’s strength relies on the US running a balance of payments surplus, maintaining low Treasury deficits, and expanding free trade. It notes President Kennedy’s tariff bargaining hopes, Dillon’s pledge to avoid forcing repayables, and IMF World Bank discussions as officials reassure speculators.
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New York
Paith
Dollay
Kennedy
Douglas Dillon
United States
U.S. Treasury
Washington
World Bank
International Monetary Fund
Hal Boyle Améri¢ and the folly of fixed ambitions
Hal Boyle muses on aging, changing ambitions, and social quirks in a collage of wry observations. He jokes about growth, weather of mood, gossip, adolescent pimples, nightclubs, and the quirks of money, manners, and conformity in midcentury American life.
Money in Wallets and Breakfast in Bed Morals
The excerpt contrasts money carried in a billfold inside a coat with wadded cash in a right pocket and jokes about generosity. It notes a wife bragging her husband brings breakfast in bed and expresses cynicism about pity for such a scenario. It ends with a quip that being good-humored is learned, not innate.
Bears Lake Visitors and Local Social Notes
Bearlake area residents report weekend guests including Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Miller and daughter from Cleveland and Mr. and Mrs. Pern Morton. Nearby calls and visits involve Mrs. Eloween Cornish, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Manwaring, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Peterson, and families from Jamestown Buffalo Corry and Lynn. The WSWS held a local meeting at Clyde Hotchkiss home with Mrs. Biste Newhouse as teacher. refreshments were served to guests including Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Barret and sons from Corry.
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Swak Lake
Ralph Miller
Cleveland
Pern Morton
Palmer
New Jersey
Eloween Cornish
J. P. Manwaring
J. P. Peterson
Jamestown
Evering
Piafle Smith
Mrs. Smith
Corry
Barbara Manwaring
Bufftlo
Clyde Manwaring
WSWS
Clyde Hotchkiss
Biste Newhouse
Raymond Barret
C. Bartett
Afernoon
Mrs. Elwood Connell
Lynn
Ea Connell
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Area Redevelopment Administration
Joseph P. McDonald
Republican Congressional Committee
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Greet County
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Greer County Area Redevelopment Committee
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Pfcotray Evening Doural
George R. Sample
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Bertin Wall
Castro
Hitler
Paul Harvey News
Milady
Suburbia
Paradise
Alexander
al Busia
Maty
Leta
America
Repub
Mercer
Jokebh Drago
Binitite
Waterford
Robert Manroxs
W. Jesse Olds
Union City
Carl van Tansel
Chester I. Thorogood
U. S. Navy
Accordite
Tollay
Norman L. Lammers
Pernnsylvania Avenue
U. S. Coast Guard
Joel Bowitheast
Violet Raeke
Seter Roehrig
George Koestner
Jack Paulson
Hates P. Holland
Brook Street
Eastern Star Hall
L. P. Bliss
West Pleasant Street
Leon F. Bliss
Philippines
Harry Boutwell
Clyde Paulson
Oly
Possons
Fire Department
Corry High
Cambridge Springs
Washington Street Grounds
Business Mirror
Hal Boyle
Améri
London
Corry Savings
North Center Street
Bearlake Area
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