Press Freedom and Censorship Across Nations Analyzed
A Corry Journal reprint discusses a New York Times piece on global censorship trends from 1956 to 1957, noting rising censorship in both Communist and some non Communist states. It argues censorship harms the public, warns of self censorship, and stresses free press as a public right tied to all freedoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Journal
South Street
Corry
Derry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
General Minne Ag
Willum Chinicurio
John McLaughlin
Joes
O. T. Bergman
Heimball, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Preas
Apews
Gory Pa
Carter
Associated Press
Russia
Moscow
China
North Korea
Viet Nam
Latin America
Cuba
Venezuela
Teabons
The
New York Times
60 000 Appeals Mailed In 1958 Polio Fund Drive
60 000 polio fund drive appeals mailed to Erie County residents as the annual campaign begins. Mrs Victor Flynn, March of Dimes vice chair, says volunteers prepared mailings and more volunteers are needed to canvass and tabulate returns. Funds aid prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation for polio survivors in Erie County and nationwide. The 1958 drive highlights Survival and the shift to an all-out battle against crippling polio ahead of the Salk vaccine era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price
Guy Starch
Erie County
Retirement honors for Corry Jamestown Mfg. veteran A. H. Rehnborg
A. H. Rehnborg, veteran employee and general superintendent for six years, is honored at a retirement gathering as he prepares to retire tomorrow. David A. Hillstrom, Ollie McClintock, and the Corry Jamestown staff praised his service and presented a woodenworking unit.
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A. H. Rehnborg
Corry Jamestown Mfg. Corp
Rehnborg
David A. Hillstrom
Ollie McClintock
Port Allegany
Corry-Jame
Hillstrom
Corry
Telends
Corry-Jamestown
Miss Meriwether Seeks Actress Path After Miss America Title
The 1955 Miss America Lee Meriwether of San Francisco recalls publicity as a trap and her aim to become a fine actress. She discloses she will not pose in beachwear and will appear in The Millionaire on CBS TV. A separate Pittsburgh area crash report notes Edward Carlson, 57, died from injuries after a two-car collision in McKeesport.
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New York
Lee Mott‘Weter
San Francisco
Calif
Atlantic City
N. J
Mariwether
Lee Strasberg
Basiness
Ness
CBS
Meriwether
Mckeesport
Edwarding
Carlson
Father of Four Admits Holdups in Titusville
A man described as a father of four confessed to bank robberies in Titusville Rural Valley Brookville and nearby areas. He claimed heavy debts and bad checks drove the robberies at Bank of Rural Valley and related incidents. Rose, arrested near Christmas, posted $5,000 bond and faces grand jury action while authorities review other holdups in the region.
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Butleee
Nur
Pennsyvania Bank
State Paley
Eugene Fontaine
Butler
Robert Rose
al Parke
Ice
Advainee
Moderts
Lea i
Titusville Fontiine
Sid Rose
Brookville
Hoots Soy'tous Bank
Yabley
Kittanning
Fontaine
Rose
Si Parker
FBI
Ual
Tiidisville
Valley
Brooky Lle
U S To Challenge Reds Good Faith
A White House NSC meeting next Monday will pit Dulles Dilles and Stassen over U.S. disarmament strategy. Stassen, long allied with Eisenhower, may quit if Eisenhower backs the Dulles approach, using the issue to fuel a Pennsylvanian gubernatorial bid and build public support for disarmament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye
Dilles
Atomic Energy
Lewis J. Strauss
Defense Department
la Emec
Stassen
Eisenhoven
Pennsylvania
No clear headline from 20 Years Ago fragment
A damaged OCR fragment from a 1937 newspaper page mentions racing or sports events and local notes. It is largely unreadable but suggests coverage of a forthcoming race or meet and city notices. Names, dates, and places are too garbled to specify accurately.
Fragmented 1917 item reports gas company issue and fire damage
A garbled 1917 item notes gas company service disruption on a Sunday and today. It mentions a fire in a store room at Fest Avenue and interior damage. The report references Amy Meld and a Fort Russell visit, with unclear details about persons and events.
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Alite Teefhuatig Company
Fest Avenue
Fort Russell
Wyoming
Christmas Gatherings Fill Bear Lake Homes
Mr and Mrs Blyth of Ashville host Christmas guests including the Manwaring family. Millie Buset and families share Yuletide with Sir Stunt Aw o and Mrs Tan Machina of Fulton edited OM Mx. The neighborhood notes many visits, dinners, and church services as relatives celebrate Christmas Day and observe holiday customs at Bear Lake and nearby towns.
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Bear Lake
Bhi
Blyth
Ashville
J C Manwaring
Millie Buset
Chrismas Jawdin
Mes
Stunt Aw O
Tan Machina
Fultre
Artular Bulley
Anc
Halaman
Waller Newbie
Il Sarilly
Merle Connell
Thyuuiy
Midi
Pein Morion
Clusia Gay
Price
Son Beesu
Richard Price
Triskel
Panama
Reno Burkey
Jamly
Carl Spelling
Mary Barty
Youngstown
Ohio
Alec Perkins
Oho
Marvin Perkins
Norman, Faust
Lakewood
Leon Cable
Alton Grnsby
Max Crosby
Warnent Alyny
Findley Lake
Beak
Eub Church
Noy
Lester Wells
Sorry
Femnbon
Rose King to Attend Pasadena Parade as Guest King
In Pasadena California the 1958 Tournament of Roses Parade will feature a king and a queen. The king is Edward Massing of South Africa who will attend as a guest of the State Department.
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Pasadena
Calif
Sail
Edward Massign
South Africa
Hell
Te State Department
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Slocum's Electronics
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Center St
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Opal
Betty Langhurst
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Jan and
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Gali
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