Guilt by Association in Subversive Law Scrutiny
Maryland judge Sherbow ruled the 1949 anti subversive act unconstitutional relying on the Schneiderman case to argue guilt by association is not enough to prove criminal conduct. The opinion holds two interpretations of an organization's program and cautions against imputing reprehensible views to members without overt acts. New York City remains the dominant money center, handling over 300 billion dollars in banking transactions.
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Maryland
Sherbow
U. S. Supreme Court
Schneiderman
Murphy
Stone
Frankfurter
Roberts
William Schneiderman
California
Fims
Wendell Willkie
Jackson
New York City
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Corry News August 29 1928
Poultry show entries by Guy Simmons won many prizes at Wattsburg Fair with his Leghorn class entry named grand champion. A large basement barn fire on Ber Weldon Farm along Corty-Pindley Lake road was suspected arson. Legion delegates Orn and Smith head to Scranton state convention. McLean from Union City moves here to work for Pennsylvania Railroad. A man fell between Erie Freight cars near the station, killed instantly. Midweek holiday observed as the city ends its summer schedule. A memory quiz warns readers to check answers on Classified Page.
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Guy Simmons
Wattsburg
Ber Weldon
Corty-Pindley Lake
Drake Well 90th Anniversary Celebrated at Titusville
Col Edwin L Drake, famed for drilling the first commercial oil well near Titusville, was honored at a large Titusville fete marking the 90th anniversary. About 2,000 people gathered at Drake Well Park as speakers lauded Drake’s achievement that spurred the global oil industry. Navy Secretary Matthews led the program and Mrs. E. Ross Cayver, Drake’s granddaughter, pressed the switch to revive the old drilling apparatus.
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Titusville
Edwin L. Drake
Drake
Col. Drake
Matthews
Drake Well
Pennsylvania
E. Ross Cayver
William A. “Daele Billy" Smith
Navy
Drake Well Park
Ideological clash to be resolved with resolve and cost
Matthews urged Americans to financially endure the price to calm east west tensions. He accused atheistic communism of threatening world peace and called Marxist totalitarianism the greatest challenge to Western civilization, praising Truman Doctrine, Marshall Plan, and Atlantic Pact as proof firmness and strength deter aggression.
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Matthews
1950 Studebakers on Display in City Showroom
Five Studebakers are on display today at R. G. Wiggers Motor Sales on North Center Street. Design resembles earlier models but features a radical front end with an airplane fuselage style hood and chrome spinner accents. Engines are upgraded with higher compression for the Champion and Commander models.
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R. G.wiggers Motor Sales
North Center Street
Studebaker
Champion
Mander Shift Aims to Boost Power and Economy
The change moves the dash from 65 to 1 to 70 to improve power output and fuel efficiency. The dash has also been relocated, reflecting a broader adjustment in performance parameters.
Commander Tire Size Expanded to 7 60 by 15 Inches
The update notes four inches forward to create more room and states the Commander tire size has been increased to 7 60 by 15 inches.
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South Street
Corry
Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
4Th St
New Yorke
Michigan Square
Holmes
Willys Sales & Service
R. P. Beckwith
N. Center St. Dias
THE
Auer Agency
General Insurance
Paul Pizor
Deviler St
Dial
Paul Orn
Victor Orn
Ivany Smith
American Legion
Scranton
K. McLean
Union City
McLean
Pennsylvania Railroad
Erie Railroad
Joseph Benof
Chicago
Supreme Court
Detroit
Brooklyn Dodgers
House Committee of Un-American Activities
Paul Robeso
Russia
Spokane
Wash
Argentina
Tnsects
Sea's
Widmann & Teah
Y Rig
Drak Park
Gambridge, Mass
Sunset Drive-In Theatre
Waterford, Pa
John Garfield
Pat O'Brien
George Brent
Allan Hale
Ation
Canning
Studebakers
Leed
National Bank of Carry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Pennsylvania Electric Company
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