Equal and concurrent Supreme Court power debate roils Congress
The Corry Journal reports on a GOP push led by Senator William E Jenner to limit the Supreme Court's appellate jurisdiction under Article I, seeking subservience to Congress. Analysts doubt the gambit will alter the Court's authority, noting the Constitution's equal and concurrent framework remains entrenched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
William E. Jenner
Indiana
Jenner
Roosevelt
Strange Youthful Offenses at Moscow Communist Youth Conference
A group of 50 American youths attending a Moscow Communist Youth Conference faces scrutiny in a broader critique of religious suppression as the Young Communist League expels several youths for religious trouble. The piece notes atheism’s stance in the Soviet system and questions religious exclusion in public schools, while predicting what the travelers will report on their return from a perceived godless land.
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Communist Youth Conference
Moscow
Young Communist League
League
Communist Party
Cradle of Atomic Age at Chicago site
The University of Chicago plans to demolish the west stand of Stace Field where the world’s first nuclear chain reaction occurred on December 2, 1942. The reaction actually happened in the squash court, the only room tall enough to house the first reactor. Plans for a building or setting would preserve the historic experiments though. Arthur Compton is noted in connection with the efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Chicago
Stace Field
Arthur Compton
Yesterday's Memories of Corry and 1937-38 Opening Plans
Local school officials and public notices mix with recalled Malta era events as Corry braces for the 1937-38 term. The Board of Education will meet tonight to map the opening of the new school year amid ongoing wartime concerns and regional patrols in the Mediterranean.
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Ihr Corry Public
Board of Education
Draft notices and local incidents from Corry 40 years ago
The page describes draft quota notices for Corry district, about $5,000 damage from a store fire at Johnson store on Ministry, an accident injuring Harry Kimmy at the Raymond plant, and a cutting mishap injuring Lorn Sooke. It notes Penn Sylvania Grit visitor, a birth in West Pleasant street, and a discussion on nuclear history and God on paper money reflecting national debates.
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Corry
Johnson Store
Ministry
Harry Kimmy
Raymond Plant
Yraterday
WiedbMomen
Congress
Crops Suffer In Poor Rainfall Across Counties
The State Department of Agriculture reported widespread crop damage due to drought with seven specialists noting most crops below normal yields. Northern tier counties show good growth while central areas need soaking rains. Montgomery Berks Bucks Chester Lancaster Lebanon Delaware and Lehigh counties are hardest hit.
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Permannr
Pennsylvania
State Department of Agriculture
Dewey
Boster
Service
Tier
Central
Montgomery
Berks
Bucks
Chester
Lancaster
Lebanon
Delaware
Lehigh
Furman Flags Possible 1958 Gubernatorial Bid
Furman says he has received encouragement from county leaders as a potential 1958 gubernatorial candidate but will not announce plans until this year's election ends. He emphasizes focusing on winning local elections first and plans to support friends running for office. The interview notes his stance against injecting next year’s race into this year’s contests.
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Furman
Pittsburgh
Roy
Waynesburg
Tielp
New Bridge Builds Mark Thruway Expansion in Chautauqua
The New York State Thruway opens a 1 mile Chautauqua County section extending to the Pennsylvania line on August 21. Motors will sample a welded bridge era, as about 500 Thruway bridges use welding instead of rivets, a shift noted by engineers as a safer, modern standard.
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BANK
Yence
Chautauqua County
New York State
Irving
Pennsylvania State Line
Pennsylvania
New York State Thruway
Chanuauqua
Television Schedule Fragments for WBEN Buffalo Tonight
A garbled television guide lists programs with times spanning day and night segments, including News, Weather, Playhouse 90, Captain Kangaroo, Search for Tomorrow, and Love of Life. Numerous OCR errors mix show names and times, with partial titles like The Jimmy Dean Show and You Are The Jury.
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Wben-Tv
Buffalo
Sgt. Preston
Bob Cummings
Playhouse
Patera
Jimmy Dean
Susie
Marion Roberts
Fred Waring
Gu'ding
Matines Playhouse
Children's Theatre
Cochise
West Point
Destiny
Murphy Co Shows Dip In Net Earnings For Half 1957
Murphy Co reports six month 1957 net earnings of 2,782,440 on sales of 89,230,390 and earnings before taxes of 5,788,440 with 3,006,000 set aside for U. S. taxes. Per share net 1.31. Comparisons show 1956 six months with 3,007,014 and 1955 with 2,712,995. W. C. Straw chairs the board with J. S. Mack as press Jew. five new stores opened and quick service equipment installed at 115 stores. July sales up 66 percent, lifting year-to-date gain to 34 percent. warnings cited as adverse factors but expected to benefit full year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GG Murphy Co
W. C. Straw
Celrman
J. S. Mack
Press Jew
Murphy
Wild-Driving Youth Fined After High Speed Crash
Richard G. Morgan 18 faced fines totaling 60 dollars after a Tuesday night incident on Route 219. He sped, drove an unregistered vehicle, lost control near Ellicottville, flew 40 feet from Baltimore and Ohio Railroad tracks, then slid 80 feet to a stop upright. Sheriff reports describe the dangerous ride and crash aftermath.
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Little Valley
Convicssiow
Richard G. Morgan
Guy Tyler
Great Valley
Morgan L Sigel
Morgan
Ellicottville
Baltimore and Ohio
TV Highlights and Programs in New York Outlook
A bold survey outlines television trends with declines in mystery and crime shows, more late night and live programs, and a three network race. It notes Red Skelton Benny and George Gobel as fixtures, plus shifts in scheduling and production amid variety and comedy demand.
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YEW
York 4
Iitine the Jedi
Teast
Wester Rand
Arly
Bob Hope
Ed Sullivan
Steve Allen
ABC
Junier Maveriek
Bop m
Abe Suntvans
Allen
Network shakeups and new shows spark TV schedule buzz
CBS cancels Jackie Gleason hour and launches Perry Mason hour at 8:00 pm with Perry Como fans in mind while pushing Eve Arden Patt Page Dick and the Duchess on rival networks. NBC counters with Dinah Shore Wagon Train and a new Manhunt style show among other fresh offerings and a Dean Martin variety hour.
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CBS
Jackie Gleason
Perry Mabon
Perry Como
Eve Arden
Patt Page
Dick and
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George R. Sample
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Erie
FE. Munson
Evlitor
Penn- Sylvania
Frank Cole
West Pleasant Street
Enrico Fermi
Kiddieland
Ee Shepas
Midway Park
Bolle
Cornelius Koster
Josephine Masterson
Chicago
Cook County
Koster
Frank J. Edwards
Charles Kadleto
Rocco Bosch
Johnson
International Harvester
Fintz
Avy
Abe
Vanety Sloe
Tascam
Waller Wintel
Duey
Gilson’s
Columbus
General Electric
Slocum's
Citizens National Bank
Nati Bank OF Corry
Lems
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Lawn and Garden Supplies
Picnig
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