Sentinel defends open discussion on school amendment issue
The Sentinel defends publishing a signed debate on the school amendment and reaffirms policy of allowing views on both sides. The editors express support for state supervision of private and parochial schools and invite readers to submit signed letters for publication.
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Freedom of Speech and City Hall Meeting Incident
A discussion on a public School Defense League event in K of P Hall and City Park claims the mayor disrupted a petition drive for a state school amendment. The column argues the group acted within constitutional rights, citing Michigan initiative and referendum provisions and urging clarification from authorities.
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Freedom of Worship and Citizen Rights in Clare Meeting
An editorial asserts that religious belief is private and defends freedom of worship as a foundation of liberty. It notes disturbances at a K P Hall meeting and argues education control belongs to the state while disputes should be resolved by courts.
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Don’t Be a Quitter Says Farrington in a Hog Note
An old quotation about perseverance warns against quitting at the eleventh hour. Attributed to Farrington and Smallest Hoge, the text extols sticking to a task as the mark of success, mentioning the tiny hogs and pigmay swine of Australia in a brief, fragmentary note.
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