Editorial on Powell and Harlem representation in Congress
The piece argues Adam Clayton Powell harms his race by neglecting his duties as Harlem’s representative. It accuses him of dereliction during a key education hearing and questions his alignment with civil rights needs, urging replacement by a higher-calibre Black leader to serve his district and race.
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New York
Harlem
Adam Clayton Powell
Washington
Powell
Europe
House Education Committee
Kennedy
Congress
United States
Umbo
Radar in highway safety debated by House members
Newly seated Republicans push changes to Governor Lawrence’s highway safety plan amid calls for amendments. The piece notes rising traffic totals and a jump in road deaths last year, with 41,000 fatalities and 2.8 million injuries, urging careful consideration of safety measures rather than political gain.
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Senate
Hoth
Lawrence
What Is World Opinion and Our Foreign Policy
Paul Harvey argues that world opinion is a shifting, selective standard used to justify expedient foreign policy. He cites Congo as a case where U.N. troops, U.S. funding, and a rushed settlement left a lasting debt, instability, and no clear path to representative government.
Westward recall and local charity drive noted
The column recalls Horace Greeley urging western migration and notes local Girl Scout troops collecting Pepsi and Teem caps to benefit the Exceptional Children's Center in Erie County. It laments a tragic police case affecting four youths and critiques Congo and US foreign policy, warning against repeated intervention errors.
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Wielke
Horace Greeley
Oarnes
Seema Hine
Ace
Erie County
Greeley
Gnts
Exceptional Children's Center
Erle
Corry Concrete and Gravel Co
Janary
Corty
Norbert Bachelmer
Corry area notes and civic happenings span education and local events
Local items highlight students named to dean lists at University of Buffalo and Jamestown Business College, church pew dedication at Columbus Community Congregational Church, an East Union City school graduate and other area individuals earning degrees or recognitions. Community projects include yuletide display planning with Chamber of Commerce VEW and Explorer Scouts offering services. Miscellaneous notes cover local post office changes, police and fire department remarks, and council plans for a combined engineer administrator hire.
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Opane
Couneil
Chamber of Commerce i
Galbe
Taree Dodd
Merle Ded
Corry
University of Buffalo
Corry Area
Heh
Columbus Community Congregational Church
W. J. Thoms
Eastman Co
Union City
Connie Lee Messinger
Edward W. Messinger
Mead Avenue
Jamestown Business College
David S. Spencer
Cleveland
Gannon College
Eugene E. Wank
Robert Wank
Franklin Street
Wank
William A. Mitchell
Tri-Nord Motors, Inc
Pord Motor Company
Erie
Corry Air Force
Maxwell Air Force Base
Alabama
Bruce. Pieper
Bessie Pieper
Union City High School
Lester Peter
Dee Peterson
R. D
Terville
Life Magazine
Peterson
Beaman
Dennis R. Kennedy
George C. Kennedy
R. D.2
Uss Somers
Southern
California
Merrill
Beaner
Bob Bailey
Frank Karkoski
Stanley Sarnicki
Curtis O'Shell
CABS
Penn State
Findley Lake
Jack Henry
West Smith
Evacuation Reported in South Ges and Local Tragic Flight Death
A February 9 1943 dispatch notes Japanese forces pulled back from Guidaloann island in the South Ges counteroffensive. In Virginia, Catter H Watrous, 35, an Army instructor, died when his plane malfunctioned after a dive from under 200 feet near Blacksburg. The local Board of Education faces a volatile 1943 44 budget with salary revision likely amid teacher turnover. Raymond quintet upset Steel Age 27 29 while Aero Supply fell 57 40 in a prior game. Harold Averill Everett Bramagin and Nick Carter led scoring.
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Catter H. Watrous
Virginia
Blacksburg
Raymond
Steel Age
Local notices from Corry area February 9 1883
Night Officer M Carrell hospitalized after severe hemorrhage. Ross Butler ordered to leave immediate vicinity after drunken and disorderly conduct hearing. Franklin Motor Sales appoints FP Vaughn local manager. Board of Commerce to launch campaign for new large hotel. P Higley, seven, dies at West Wayne Street home of daughter Mrs Ridout.
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Porter
Ross Butler
Neero
Ones
FP. W. Vaughn
Franklin Motor Sales Company
On- Pirst Avenue
Brows
Board of Commerce
Higley
William Ridout
Wayne Street
What Is The Law Pennsylvania Pidadiaries Act
Street resident who died in Florida recently is referenced in local word of mouth. The fragmentary note mentions law and the Pennsylvania Pidadiaries Act without clear details or context. No dates, names, or formal notices are provided in the readable text.
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Street
Florida
Emancipation and wage rights for a minor under parentage
The text discusses when a child may be considered emancipated, affecting wage receipt and support obligations. It notes automatic emancipation at age 21, and that emancipation before 21 is a factual determination based on overall circumstances of the parent child relationship and conduct.
Colorado Highway Patrol Chief Fined for Unsafe Driving
Rel, 57, chief of the Colorado Highway Patrol, was fined $100 here for following too closely behind another car.
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Colorado Highway Patrol
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