Victory For Right To Know From Bethlehem Board
The Bethlehem Area Joint School Board chairman Joseph B. McFadden declares open conferences to the press with limits on verbatim quotes and sensitive personal discussions. He argues open meetings boost public trust, morale, and responsible governance for a better school system.
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Bethlehem Area Joint School Board
Joseph B. McFadden
Lehigh Valley School Board
McFadden
Bethlehem Joint Board
Bethlehem Globe-Times
Submarine Shelling, Local Death, and Corry Music Club Formed
Santa Barbara reports an enemy submarine fired shells near Goleta while Roosevelt spoke last night. Leslie Hayes, of Aero Supply Mfg., found dead by asphyxiation in his East Main Street residence. Corry announces the Corry Choral Society to promote music cooperation under a director, while Old Folks Concerts are set for next week at the High School Auditorium. The city battles a mumps outbreak with over 40 cases. The Spoken Word is Like the Air The Printed Word is Always There.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Roosevelt
Goleta
Here
Leslie Hayes
Aero Supply Mfg. Company
Kinney- Spiesman
East Main Street
Corry
Lacs
Corry Grea High School
Beavers
Charles Post
YMCA
Post
Dennis W. Peterson
USN
Union City
Achernar
Atlantic Fleet Amphibious
Norfolk
Atlantic Fleet Marine Force
Union City Lions Club
Union City Council
Lions Club
George Tinko
Clarence Baker
Spartansburg
Paul Suchar Sr
Columbus
Tifften
Ohio
Cecil Rhode
George Sokolsky's view on free country and left wing splits
George Sokolsky argues that a free country allows dissent without compulsion. He notes during Roosevelt era the Left Wing comprised many splinter groups, too fragmented for Karl Marx or Bukharin to identify them as socialist.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Karl Marx
Bakunin
Rightist currents shape skiing culture and politics
The piece surveys the American right with figures like John Birch Society and Buckley era groups, debates over constitutional authority and anti- Marxism, and the rise of ski culture. It notes personalities such as Dr. Fred Schwarz and Bob Welch, the Young Americans for Freedom, and mentions skiing fashion, lodges, and expansion of artificial snow. The article connects political extremism with changing leisure trends and questions on national economy and equality.
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John Birch Society
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Kennedy
Bob Welch
Fred Schwarz
Robert Welch
Schwarz
Australia
National Review
Bill Buckley Jr
YAF
Young Americans For Freedom
Corry area notes crowd in a rambling dispatch
A long casual column from Corry wheels through local items. It mentions an upcoming trial likely to invoke the Fifth Amendment, a wrestling clash between Corry and Oil City, school and land plans, political maneuvering in Erie County, Army transfers, local injuries and sports tales, civic club talks on an indoor pool, a Seaman recruit aboard the USS Achernar, and community notices from Union City and Corry.
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Warren
Corry
Oil City
Fourth Ward
Erie County
James Earl
Steve Olson
West Point
Jim
Bieve
Academy
Bteve
Corry Evening Journal Publisher Details and Rates
Fragmentary OCR text lists publication by Corry Evening Journal with names like George R. Sam and Allan Hasbrouck. Mentions state and republication references, and advertising rate note of 170 per year or 1100 per year with advance payment. Text is garbled and lacks complete facts.
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Corry Evening Journal
Suter Evening Journal
George R. Sam
Allan Hasbrouck
Ae Jobs Anes Serene Lennis
Eobal
Peter Ae
Conny
Paw
Advaniees Miperriar
Clymer PTA Plans Founders Day Program observance
Clymer PTA will hold its regular meeting Monday evening February 24 in the school cafeteria. Rev. Leo Hanson will give devotions as the program centers on Founders Day and presidents will be honored. Refreshments will be served by third grade mothers. Various local residents and families are noted in the day's Page of social items.
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Clymer Pta
Leo Hanson
East Lansing publisher to Corry paper notes sports links and local crime
East Lansing, Mich. was publisher of the New Concord, Ohio, paper for 11 years, with Glenn often featured on the sports page. Local fire police report a driver fined $10 for not yielding to a fire truck in Spring Creek. Also notes reader suggestions, a Ray mond Sears 20-year Bell Aerosystems milestone, a Daytona Beach 500 incident, youth loitering concerns on South Center street, and police debate over publicly naming arrested youths 12 and over.
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East Lansing
Mich
Reader's Digest
South Center Street
Jamestown
John Paladino
Pennsylvania
Sorry Journal
John Glenn
Barney
Barney's
Firestone
Erie
Widman and Teab
North Center Street
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Ame
Editorial
Cony
John
Miss Mary Anderson
Cherwilng Lane
Kong
Carnegie Tech
Health Office
George Sokolsky
United States
Chuck Ferries
Houghton, Mich
Europe
Byoh
Tito Es
U. S
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Congress
Assembly
Elwin McCray
Michigan State College
Interior
Udall
Sti
Swtveland
Austria
Scandinavia
Abe
Mie
The
City Cab CO
City Cab Company
Paith Marsh
Janice McCray
Clymer
LaVerne Proctor
Ripley
Albert ‘Davie
Lyle Bemis
John Whitney
Finch
Jey Lake
Walter DeShazer
Dale Eaton
Rochelle
Fradley
Carl Marah
Tonia
Franklin
Mrr
Carl A. Marah
Randolph Shampoe
Children’s Hospital
Buffalo
Walter DeShater
Philip Grevink
Ronald Rhodes
Ronald Whitney
Findley Lake
Bill Craday
Doug- Tae
Debra
Clifford Aikens Sr
Jamestown Hospital
Belvedere Elia
Gibby Wright
Duane Bemis
Nineveh
N. Y
Graydon Ticknor
Lloyd Ripple
Bainbridge
Helen Wright
Gibley Wright
Master Radio
Western Auto
East Washington Street
Loblaws
Bottle Park Club
Florida
Morrell Pride
Sea’s Drugs
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