Enter School Prayer Fight Faces Court Ruling in Albert Gallitzin
In Western Pennsylvania’s Albert Gallitzin School District public prayers continue despite a federal judge’s order to stop. Judge Louis Rosenberg ruled the practice violates the First Amendment, backed by Supreme Court trends. Supporters cite parent turnout and a wave of resolutions urging reversal, though bottlenecks in Congress may delay action.
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Don’t Be So Silly Folks Pundits Claim They Solve Problems
A columnist argues critics overreact to pundits who comment on events. They defend opinion as essential, asserting commentators provide solutions at low cost while questions about responsibility and factual limits are dismissed. The piece challenges readers to accept punditry as a necessary, if provocative, service.
Start A Lens Hunt By JOY STILLEY NEW YORK AP
JOY STILLEY relates a lighthearted office lens mishap showing how fast friends blur into useful helpers when a contact lens goes missing. The piece moves to Raw Land as a hot future investment theme with Robert Leaderland of Pease Elliman warning that big acreage, bought and sold in lots, could multiply wealth amid suburban expansion.
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Joy Stilley
NEW York
Robert Leaderland
Pease & Elliman In
Neaderland
Raw Land Best Buy by John Cunniff
Land speculation grows as urban buyers chase countryside estates and towns. Neaderland notes fixed land supply with rising demand, fueled by interstate access, corporate landbanking, and greenfield development. He calls real estate safaris essential and warns no deal without tax planning.
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John Cunniff
America
Orlando
Fla
Neaderland
Duffers Dictionary Field Guide to Golf Terms and Jokes
A humorous glossary of golf terms with playful definitions and in-jokes. It lampoons stymie Nassau hole trap ball handicap free lift backswing gimme eagle and more with absurd examples and shaggy digressions about vision and mischief on the course.
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Stymie
Irving Stymie
Corry Events Highlight Local News January 23 1950
Several local items appear from Corry including Lon Rhines named vice president of the Associated Male Choruses of Western Pennsylvania at an Elks Lodge meeting. Raymond Mfg Co recalls workers since last October as government ownership windup continues at Fairhaven. Police raids and new programs mark the era with varied results.
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Associated Male Choruses
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Elks Lodge Club
Corry
John Ruppersburg
Wall Street Bailout Slow to Move Amid McDonnell Probe
McDonnell & Co faces a inthe early 1960s crisis with SEC rules violations and NYSE leniency amid a slow SEC inquiry. The firm downsized, fired staff, and awaits a formal action as lawmakers seek stronger protections for small investors. George Wallace’s campaign prep noted amid political party turbulence.
Free enterprise praised in Grass Roots Opinion
Carthage Missouri press column extols a free economy as enabling individuals to start businesses and switch jobs. It acknowledges problems but argues corrections are underway and that free enterprise remains superior to other systems offered to date.
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Carthage
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