Editorial Repeats Critique of Hollywood Adoption Trends
A editorial from January criticizes Hollywood couples like Eddie Fisher and Elizabeth Taylor for adopting children amid unstable marriages. It argues adoption should protect vulnerable kids from celebrity lifestyles and warns future arrangements may harm offspring, urging agencies to act responsibly.
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Sparta Pilot Medal for Rescue of Lost Diabetic in woods
Sparta pilot Timlér Stranahan received the Winged Medal from Abe Sikorsky Aircraft for aiding in the rescue of a lost diabetic hunter in Maine woods. Stranahan, an Aur Over helicopter pilot with the Pesci crew, helped hoist the victim to the aircraft after three days without food water or insulin. He is a 1955 service alumnus of Sparta merged High School and is married to Rosemarie Kamper with two children. Also notes Pittsburgh Glass International Corp acquired majority stock in France’s Corona Paints, promising tech and management sharing. Glass International based in Geneva.
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Corry Eyre SDE Published Tally Exec Sale West South Street
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George Sokolsky on American government and parties
George Sokolsky surveys the American electorate arguing no national party has championed traditional constitutional government for over two decades. He criticizes liberal and modern welfare state trends, notes wartime expansions of government, and laments Republican leadership gaps while warning the two party system may collapse without principled conservatism.
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Journalists Grow in Power From Class of 1930 31
A professor at the University of Nebraska links a single journalism class from 1930-31 to a broad influence across the field. He notes many graduates became war correspondents, editors, authors, and leaders in major outlets, illustrating the profession's far reaching impact and responsibility.
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The Pen Is Mightier Two Journalism Schools Out
Paul Harvey News notes two journalism schools leaving Columbia University and the University of Missouri. The report highlights shifts in journalism education and historical ties to media training.
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Fort Dix Race Battle Leads to Fatal Shootout
A 15 minute melee at Fort Dix between White and Negro soldiers left three dead and five wounded in a clash sparked by a dispute at a local amusement center over a telephone “next.” Officials call it the post’s first racially charged incident.
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Kennedy Could Add To Court Liberal Tilt If Four Retire
Column analyzes potential Kennedy selections to replace Justice Whittaker and how retirements of Warren Black Douglas or Frankfurter could shift the court. It notes current liberal bloc justices and risks of conservative replacements, with Biden era dated framing and historical averages.
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Grass Fire Death Claims 79-Year-Old Man
Westfield resident WEStbaun-Alton Dibble, 79, died in Brooks Memorial Hospital after sustaining third degree burns while trying to extinguish a grass fire on his property. The blaze spread to nearby property. Dibble was found amid burning debris and transferred from Westfield Hospital to Dunkirk for treatment of severe burns over about 45 percent of his lower body.
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