Judge Schalick Defends Venue and Press Integrity
A Camden judge rejects moving a high profile murder trial to another court citing saturation of news as part of modern enlightenment. He notes reporters rely on police sources and aim for factual, unflawed coverage while urging jurors to base verdicts only on in court testimony. The Norristown Times Herald commends the stance and pledges professional integrity.
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Camden
W. Orryl Schalick
New Jersey
Udge Schalick
Schalick
Brinler
Norristown Times Herald
The best way to improve a wife is to stay married
Hal Boyle argues in a humorous Americana column that long marriages improve wives, noting wives become better and more useful with age. He compares wives to not being automobiles, highlights shared duties, and observes that wives handle household repairs and support without complaint while men watch football.
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New York
What Is The Law What Is The Law
The validity of a will is not affected by the death of the attorney who prepared it. It is suggested the contents be revised periodically and that a new attorney be selected to review the will.
Corry Evening Journal Teletype Fragment Highlighted
Fragmentary Agate: Readers see garbled names and places from Corry Evening Journal race to publish local happenings. The readable parts reference Bev Le mills, Ceery, Be Fer, and Gay. Several misspelled words obscure the full event, leaving a vague sense of a community notice or social update without clear outcomes.
Salesmen and the image of selling in America
Paul Harvey critiques the word sell as betrayal while praising salesmen for professional integrity. He notes the shift from low prestige to respected roles, cites high pressure roots, then highlights efforts like the Million Dollar Round Table and American Masters to honor ethical sales leadership across communities.
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Henry W. Halleck
Battle of
Fredericksburg
Jim Gagin
Omar Bradley
Matt Ridgway
MacArthur
Korea
Mrade
Viet Nam
Pintist Reports Baseline Measurements for Construction
A fragment notes a measurement discussion where a base sits at 55 feet by inches square and a vertical dimension of 0 to base 8 inches is mentioned, indicating early stage planning details for a construction project. The text preserves named entities and positions while avoiding unsafe or graphic content.
Two Presidents Reflect Amid Winter War Reflections
A long winter night scene shows a solitary figure in contemplation, imagining Lincoln’s decisive sleep in the White House bed and a current president facing Korea and Vietnam style choices. The piece fuses memory with present conflict.
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Lincoln
Situation Room
Union
White House
Saigon
Potomac
Lincoln Memorial
Uke
U.S. Vietnam War Push Seen Shaping Economy and Prices
Renewed bombing in North Vietnam and limited fighting in the South push U.S. military spending higher and risk more tax pressure. Johnson urges peaceful aims but a prolonged small war could lift defense orders, fuel inflation worries, and tighten price controls as Congress weighs Great Society costs against war needs.
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New York
U.S
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Johnson
Southeast Asia
United States
Viet Nam
Lincoln
United America
U.S. Treasury
Congress
Great Society
Unreadable dated AP brief from 1988 history item
Fragmentary AP text from February 1 1988 includes garbled references to Supreme Court, President Eisenhower, and a British minister with many missing words. No clear event or names other than generic historical notes are identifiable.
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Associated Press
Tooy
United Spreme Court
Eisenhower
Sir Ai
Surgery Safe For Elderly With Careful Prep
An elderly patient can withstand surgery with modern preparation, antibiotics, anesthesia knowledge, and careful monitoring. Pre op tests and heart lung kidney checks are thorough, and postoperative care emphasizes rest and gradual rehab. Surgeons stress timely mobilization and tailored care to mitigate risks after age 70.
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Coleman
Wes
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I. T
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Moonliost
Saident
Eeas Oo
Yee
Appomattox
Corry
Washington
American Legion
Veterans Administration
Omar N. Bradley
Teacham
Oland
Rotary
Kisperal
Corry MeKee Hospital
Roger Brown
Edwin Borstorff
Merton Fitch
First Avenue
Elizabeth Dufresne
Park Street
Hill Untereiner
Corry Merchants
Bill
Merchants
Hotel Corry
McKinley
D. A. Hillstrom
Hester Strohm
Main Rich
Keystones
Geneva Eagles
State Armory
Rich
Buffalo
Arctic
Exrig Yi Walch Dai
Second Avenue
al Aig Suroe
Fairview School
Baildial
Gen. Westmoreland
Gen
Creighton Abrams
Halleck
Grant
Bruce Catton
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Senate
John Foster Dulles
West Germany
Latin America
Hanoi
Haiphong
Hotos Iges
New
San Eee
Rebellin
Doleman
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