Our Opinion Fire LA Police Chief Not While Yorty Around
King urged Los Angeles mayor Sam Yorty to fire Police Chief William Parker accusing him of misunderstandings on minority issues. The opinion praises Parker’s law enforcement, noting his high pay and an advanced intelligence division. It condemns perceived bias against Negro districts and asserts equal enforcement of laws for all races.
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What Is The Law What Is The Law
A stipulation against lien means a legally created claim to secure payment for work and materials in building or repairing a structure. It attaches to land. a property owner may waive the lien right by agreement often filed in the courthouse as a public record.
Monument at Peninsula to cost 708 988 funds set
State budget includes 708 988 for Perry Monument Complex on the Peninsula. The complex designed by Ingham and McKinney in Pittsburgh will house a museum and displays with a moat and boat landings. Construction may begin next fall under the supervision of Peninsula Superintendent Michael E. Wargo.
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William W. Scranton
Ingham and McKinney
Pittsburgh
Peninsula
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Lake Erie
Corry Evening Journal Publisher and staff listing
The Corry Evening Journal announces its publisher General Manager and city editor, with staff including advertising manager and production personnel. The note lists offices in Chicago Philadelphia New York and Pittsburgh, citing exclusive AP news content and republication rights.
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Eacepl Suna
Curry
Puulaher
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Wilts
Chamber of Commerce
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Weightman
Philadelphia
Economy gains steam as durable orders and incomes rise
Viet Nam war defense spending boosts new orders and personal incomes, signaling further expansion into fall. July wages hit $359.2 billion, with manufacturing payrolls at $117 billion. Durable goods orders rose to $22 billion, near April’s record, amid optimism and some uncertainty from steel talks and Vietnam developments.
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Hal Boyles Americana Nuggets of trivia and facts
Hal Boyle surveys American habits and oddities from birth costs to sports attendance, myth lore, and memorable quips. The column mixes statistics on marriage age, sports popularity, and diet with folklore and light history, noting U.S. President Harrison and playful proverbs.
Police Raid River Boat Gambler Arrests in Ashtabula
Police and the Marine Patrol halted a small river boat named Sunny I in Ashtabula harbor. They seized two slot machines and arrested Louis and Elsie Greener on gambling charges. Each was released on $1,000 bond pending city court hearing.
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Sunny I
Take It Out Of Their Pay
Fall River Massachusetts police chief Norman Bowers announced a new policy holding officers financially liable for damages to patrol cars if negligence is found. The city previously added five patrol cars two months ago. two were damaged. The plan replaces a 1928 rule that required officers to keep horses and wagons off sidewalks.
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Remembering Philadelphia’s Constitutional Convention
Paul Harvey recalls the Philadelphia Constitutional Convention of 1787. In Independence Hall, secrecy governed debates with no T V cameras or journal entries. Most delegates were educated professionals, many lawyers. a few remarks by Mason and Martin remained undisclosed after death.
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Virginia
Martin
Maryland
Four Decades Ago Local Headlines and Tragedies
An August 24, 1995 era recap notes Charles J. Dahlstrand, Krome tannery superintendent, injured by a car near East Main Street. It also reports the death of 16 year old Edwin Foley in a shooting near Spartansburg, plus a wedding notice for Verna Anderson and Lyle Poster.
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Peter J. Foley
West Pleasant Street
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Albert Anderson
Grove Street
Lyle Wentworth Poster
W. P. Foster
Congress Street
W. E. Barnett
Corry Notes from August 24 1945 World War II Updates
Reports from Manila to Gen. MacArthur describe Japan blaming a typhoon for hampered occupation prep and Russia allegedly planning airborne troops to Hokkaido. Washington cites Hiroshima after effects with rising 14 day death toll. In Corry, Dahlstrand named manager of Storm Sash and Screen division as Hillstrom announces a $50,000 plant expansion to aid postwar growth.
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Hiroshima
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Corry Jamestown Mfg. Corp
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Storm Sash and Screen
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Sneaky Dirk amendment taints Oregon relief bill attack
Washington column details a backroom Senate Finance Committee vote on a hidden tax amendment favoring Tennessee Gas Transmission and United Gas Pipe Line. It describes Dirksen Long support, arguments for public hearings, and a recorded vote kept secret by Senate aides.
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