Supreme Court ruling limits states on sedition laws
The United States Supreme Court ruled Congress to have exclusive power over sedition, invalidating state statutes. Chief Justice Earl Warren led the majority 6 to 3, reversing a Pennsylvania ruling and upholding federal authority in cases of subversion. The decision centers on Steve Nelson, Western Pennsylvania Communist leader, and affirms federal defenses against totalitarian aggression. Tokyo editor Teuniga Baba, 80, longtime advocate for free press, also dies.
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United States Supreme Court
Congress
Earl Warren
Stanley J. ‘Reed
Aince ‘Fiero
High Court
Pennsyivania Supreme Court
Steve Nelson
Nelson Born
Ivanta
WOTR Sunday Radio Log Highlights
The WOTR Sunday radio log lists broadcasts including a 1:00 church service from Prevytarian Church. It notes Pastor Paul F. Raver leading theRelentiatees and voices from the Church of Christ and Volle of Prophecy.
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WOTR
Church of Christ Relentiatees
Prevytarian Church
Paul F. Raver
Informed notes on town affairs and incidents
A batch of items recounts local issues from rate hikes sought by Pennsylvania Gas Company to a Public Utility Commission decision, a complainant about Pearl Street dumping, tax burden observations, police car leasing plans, PTA post prom efforts, and winter weather data. Also covered are municipal projects, fire department gifts, roadway detours, and community profiles including Lucille Bull’s Jamestown homecoming and Huron Pop Blyden’s Daytona Beach theatre leadership.
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Pennsylvania Gas Company
Pearl Street
Fim
Parent-Teacher Association
Opry
Pennsylvania
Leo Neckers
Weather Observer
East Main Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
East Street
Highway Department
Look
Lucille Bull
Jamestown
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Corry
Center Street
Mali Sitter
Main Street
Mill
Genter
Mead Hose Company
Crawford Long
Stanford Hose
Huron
Blyden
Daytona Beach
I. Blyden
Art Students League
New York
Lincoln
Neb
Cornell Boxes Eggs In Plastic Packets For Fresh Use
Cornell University researchers unveiled a method to retail unshelled eggs by placing them in 12 compartment poly ethylene packets. A machine cracks eyes and deposits eggs into cuplike receptacles, carbon dioxide preserves quality, then the plastic case is sealed. Consumer response will guide future use. Dudy Cat Un takes part in Union City music festival replacing Kari Smith who could not perform.
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Cornell University
Dudy Cat
Voice not the People PTA Thanks Corry Community
The Corry Area Junior-Senior High School PTA expresses appreciation to the people of Corry and surrounding area for supporting the Post Prom Party. It credits the committees under the general chairman and the merchants for the success, and thanks the janitors, Mrs. Merritt Hunt, school aides, radio station WOTR, and Key Club members for their roles in MC duties and tape recordings.
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Corry
Joe Sarnicki
Loblaw Meat Department
Chinin
National Association of Food Chains
States
Canada
Ngalu
PTA
Merritt
Hunt
WOTR
Battle Continues in Algeria as French Move on Rebels
In eastern Algeria the third day of fighting pits ALGERIAN nationalist bands against French troops in the Nememtcha Mountains south of Constantine. Helicopter reinforcements support efforts to dislodge entrenched rebels amid heavy losses on both sides. Across Constantine Province rebels attack, killing a policeman during a bus hold up and two rebels are lynched after a grenade attack in a bar.
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Algiers
Algeria
Paris
Constantine
Oed Zenati
Picket, Held For Violence, Fined
Edward Marin, 46, pleaded no defense to picket line violence at Westinghouse Electric Corp Sharon plant. Judge Leo McKay fined him 100 dollars and placed him on two weeks probation for throwing a rock through a car window last November.
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Edward Marin
Westinghouse Electric Corps
Sharon
Leo McKay
Marin
Taxpayers face higher school tax in Corry plans
Yesterday in Corry the city faces a substantial school tax increase next year while the Board of Education plans deep spending cuts to balance receipts and expenditures. A tentative budget will be shown at the board's special meeting tomorrow. The county names Guy M. Simmons as county assessor for the Fourth Ward, replacing the late Samuel Wales. Streets funds are depleted, forcing minimal street construction and maintenance for the rest of 1936, a point raised at City Council last night.
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Board of Education
Board of County Commissioners
Guy M. Simmons
Spring Street
Samuel Wales
Streets Department
Plant Shutdown Shocks Local Industry in April 1916
Forty years ago on April 7 1916 a surprise hit the diy as Supt Martin Ressler of the Mr St Brukeshos Company announced the local plant would close indefinitely. Although the firm has many orders on hand the shutdown was ordered despite assurances of continued operation. Meanwhile Saph Buller of the Stain Fish Fistuherg said workers will install a new pipe line to the Baile tnservetten W doubling the water supply, and Attorney Robert Osborne reported inch improvements at his home.
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Titusville
Colimbis Fire Department
Borstanft and Fitch
Helge
Sylvester Frontera
Martin Ressler
St Brukeshos
Ressler
Saph Buller
Stain Fish Fistuherg
Werknen
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Corry Journal
West South Street
Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
Associated Press
Mall
Adance
Currier
Jay
Tokyo
Teuniga Baba
Japan
Fres Press
Urid
Yonifrul
Musto
Jel Botton
Cleveland Indians
New York Giants
Eddie Wichor
Parry Queens
Corry Area
Dodd
America
U. S
Hawaii
Paki
N. Center St
Loblaw's Phyorves
Erie — Corner
Eighth & State Sts
Etonimad Rion Ny Tone
Heberlein Motor Sales
Dodge
Plymouth
Clothes
Contar Street
Evenine
Robert
Osborne
S&h
Britton Run
Leo Ul Co
Fee. Philco
Tran
Thalco
Contin
South Center Street
We Clymer
Patty
Assis
Ariens
Cady
U Uitsses
Masonicarship Federation
Sional
Sessio Sons
Ellie Disexs
Clymer
Mailey
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