Bible reading in schools sparks public support and critique
The piece notes 74 percent of Montgomery County constituents favor a constitutional amendment to permit Bible reading in schools while 21 percent oppose. It argues the Supreme Court ruling against Bible reading reflects a liberal interpretation and critiques the nine justices, citing ongoing public pressure and a Baltimore woman favorable to the ruling only for atheists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Richard Schweikert
Supreme Court
Baltimore
Allied Expeditionary Force presses toward Paris last defense line
In World War II front news Allied planes pound German armor west of Paris as American troops push toward the city between the Seine and Loire. Also notes include bomber ops in Sumatra and Japan, and regional incidents such as a local fracas and a playground program closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Headquarters
Paris
Seine
Loire
Paul Harvey Comments on New York Riots and Outside Influence
Paul Harvey notes night after night of terror and looting in New York with outside agitators said to plan and fund street rallies. He cites figures like William Epton and James Baldwin predicting civil conflict while Mayor Wagner appeals for law and order amid race tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
South
James Baldwin
United States
Drew Pearson Investigates Tennessee Voter Intimidation
Washington columnist recounts how in Fayette and Haywood counties Tennessee Negro sharecroppers faced intimidation to suppress registration. Northern students with Professor Haynie helped register thousands while federal aid and poll watching faced delays and refusals from the Justice Department and Civil Rights Division amid the July 6 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fayette County
Tenn
Justice Department
Haywood County
Charles Haynie
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Haynie
Cornell
Yale
Tennessee
Fire and Explosions Wreck Sportsmen's Tavern Near Titusville
Fire, punctuated by a series of blasts, leveled the Sportsmen's Tavern three miles south of Cherrykree. Leroy Wheeling and his wife Cora owned the business since April and stood at the scene unable to explain the explosions. About 75 firemen from the Cornplanter and Rouseville departments fought flames as the two story building, ready to collapse, burned through more than 100 General Telephone lines cutting service between Titusville and Oil City. The alarm came from Willard Wright. the couple had planned to move in on Saturday, losing most of their belongings.
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Titusville
Cherrykree
Leroy Wheeling
Cochranton
Cora
General Telephone Company
Oil City
Willard Wright
Wheelie
Expansion program by Reynolds Metals boosts aluminum capacity
Reynolds Metals announced a four year expansion plan costing 140 million dollars to raise basic aluminum capacity by 12 percent. RS Bags Jr., board chairman, stated the plan yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reynolds Metals C0
RS Bags Jr
Ike To Be Main Speaker At Strategy Meet
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower will headline a strategy session in Hershey Pennsylvania with Republican governors and gubernatorial candidates. Attendees include Sen. Barry Goldwater and Rep. William Miller, with Eddy Eisenhower Jr. coordinating. The meeting aims to plan campaign strategy and features a 1 PM luncheon and a closed morning session limited to 38 GOP leaders.
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Hershey, Pa
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sen
Barry M. Goldwater
Goldwater
William E. Miller
New York
Richard M. Nison
Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
Williamston
Nelson Rockefeller
Scranton
Earl D. Eisenhower Jr
Washington
R. Dean Bureh
John Grenier
National
GOP Committee
Wayne J. Hood
Thruston Morton
R-Ky
Senate
Rep
Robert Wilson
R-Calif
House
GOP
Boy Hurt In Fall At Point Gratiot Park
Nine year old from Buffalo is in good condition at Brooks Memorial Hospital after falling 20 feet from a cliff at Point Gratiot Park. His father Robert Sherman was treated and released for a tree injury from a rescue attempt. Dunkirk Fire Department used a rescue basket to save the boy and helped Sherman up the cliff. The council discussed advertising for 1500 feet of chain to fence the cliff tops after multiple near accidents at the park.
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Bunn — Wreonge Snelman
Buffalo
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Point Gratiot Park
Robert Sherman
Sherman
Dunkirk Fire Department
Dunkirk
Publication and staff details with ad rates and rights
The notice lists publisher George R. Sample and staff roles for Corry Evening Journal, details advertising representatives and offices in New York City Philadelphia and Chicago, states exclusive rights for local Jewish content and AP dispatches, and provides mail and copy rates and display ad deadline rules.
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Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
William Eaton
Allin Musbrotck
John McLaughlin
G.bergman
Sational
Bottinbult-Kimball, Inc
aNs
Fifth Avenue
New York
Mchbian Square
Chicas, Mortige and
Bond
Chiupher
Commerce
Hulldinte Pillbureh
Weightman
Philadelphia
AP News
Aerosol Tech Sees Wide Range From Meals To Medicines
New York AP reports that aerosol sprays are expanding from kitchen gloves and girdles to meals and medical uses. Companies foresee sprays enabling home meals, pain relief aids, anesthetics, and even sporty products with many items in development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Imo
Chemical Specialties Manufacturers Association
Europe
Painting woes and a highway tragedy in one column
Hal Boyle notes the universal trouble of choosing paint colors and the strain of DIY home projects as couples clash over whites and off whites. In Virginia a Pennsylvanian man, Anthony Ciceo of Beaver Falls, is killed when a station wagon hits an embankment. his wife Josephine remains critically injured at the Medical College of Virginia.
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Tulsa
Okla
Chasil Chanch
Essex County
Anethony Ciceo
Beaver Falls
Ciceo
Josephine
Medical College of Virginia
Richmond
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Corty Lodge of Moose
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West
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Harold Sample
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Leon J. Frank
Conwy
Irvine Fargo
Ast
Toveland Field
Tor
Bob Williams
Kinney
Russ Cassett
Williams
Cassett
Amguse Ly
King Street
T He
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Cal Ligech
Muriel
Fred Young
West Pleasant Street
John Love
Moore
Carter Hill
Winger and Williams
Joe Johnson
Gubhind
Garland
Paul Harvey News
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F.B1
Curma
Russia
William Epton
115Th and
Lenox
Wagner
Spain
Demple
Drew Pearson
Nero
Estes Kefauver
Sessor
Ross Bass
L. T. Redfearn
C. E. Patlat Jr
Rev
June Dowdy
Negra
Jd. M. Jordan
Burke Marshall
John Martin
John Rosenberg
Martin
Bass
U. S. Senate
Piperton
Missippi
Jang von Berger
Nashville
Vauiderbilt University
Heybart Kelsey
Somerville
Williston
Herbert Bonner
Joe Cocke
Democratic Culive Committee
Fayette
Vip Boyd
Lnst
Edward Guthman
Mr. Guthman
Kennedy
Congress
Jack Rosenthal
Mr. Rosenthal
Rosenthal
Gerald Jones
Civil Rights
John Murphy
White House
Ike
Dwight Eisenhower
Boy
Dad
Corry Journal
Wit
Carey
Advange
Oratory
Carter
Ules
Tinawa
Business Mirror
Leonard G. Camella
Continental Can
Cannella
Jean
Hal Boyle
Loblaws
Signet Bartlett Pears
Loblaw
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