Reminder for July 4th Bill of Rights summary text
The passage presents the Bill of Rights as a reminder of fundamental liberties including religion speech press assembly and petition. It covers rights to bear arms protection against quartering troops protections against unreasonable searches and seizures rights to due process and fair trial and rights retained by the people. It references due process and protections against cruel and unusual punishments.
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Congress
City Hall Aha di Your Questions Answered
City Hall explains the Fourth Ward renewal area spans six blocks bounded by First Avenue Main Street Lem Sue Street and Pleasant Street. It notes not all buildings will be leveled and details about minimum lot frontage and subdivision rules. It lists authorities commissions and boards including Municipal Airport Parking Planning Golf Recreation Code Review and Citizens Action Committee.
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Fourth Ward
Asoa
First Avenue
Main Street
Lemsu Street
Pleasant Street
Municipal Authority
Airport Authority
Parking Authority
Planning Commission
Golf Commission
Recreation Board
Council
Citizens Action Committee
Bloodhound with a Clothespin on His Nose
Anonymous column argues for protecting confidential news sources and challenging legal limits on the press with a potential Supreme Court case. It urges journalism fraternities to sponsor a front‑line fight while defending reporters against mandatory disclosure and libel laws.
Corry area grad studies in France amid local nostalgia
Rex Spaulding, a Corry Area High School graduate and son of Sherman and Mrs. Spaulding of East South Street, is studying in France on a fed eral grant this summer. He is playing with a French family while abroad and a local reader urges Corry residents to mark July 4 as the nation’s birthday with bell ringing at 2 p.m.
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Rex Spaulding
Corry Area
Sherman Spaulding
East South Street
France
Corry
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Richard Casler
Robert Casler
Robert
Viet Nam
Europe
Guy Davis
White Street
Fox Tack Shop
Columbus
Rodeo News
Western Horsemen
Horsemen's Courier
Clarion State College
Joanne Osman
Wright Street
Allegheny Valley
Grove City College
John G. Kennedy
John R. Kennedy
Wayne Street
John
Glee Club
Blue Crusaders
Lorin A. Hasbrouck
Allan W. Hasbrouck
Concord Street
Army Southeastern Signal School
Fort Gordon
Roberta J. Shields
Wendall C. Shields
Navy
Medical Service Corps
U. S. Naval Warden Officer School
Newport
Portsmouth
Naval Hospital
Samuel Baumgarten
Erie
Rv Elwin
California
Ohio
Spring Creek
Fiery Cross Threat Near Shady Avenue Incident
A fiery cross was burned near Shady avenue and East South street as a warning to alleged bootleggers. The nearby village of Greene was visited by locals after a disastrous fire earlier, with losses around $60,000. Glenn Klinger, recently active in the Adirondacks, is reported to be improving in health.
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Suly
Shady Avenue
East South Street
Journal
Greenee
North
Glenn Klinger
Adirondacks
Mr. Klinger
U.S. Gold Reserves Drain Amid International Flows
The piece notes a slow but steady decline in U.S. gold reserves through March to June, with $300 million total drop this year to about $13.4 billion. France and Canada bought dollars for gold, the London pool faces losses, and the Treasury and Exchange Stabilization Fund manage outflows and mining production.
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New York
U.S
France
London Gold Pool
U.S. Treasury
Treasury
United States
Canada
Today in History July 2 highlights and events
Key historical events on July 2 include Garfield being shot in 1881 and dying later, Roosevelt and the Rough Riders capturing San Juan in 1898, Britain granting voting rights to women over 21 in 1928, Earhart's last radio contact in 1937, El Alamein in 1942, a Nazi pardon in 1946, and Soviet China diplomacy indicating a rift in Moscow.
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James Garfield
Charles Guiteau
Chicago
Washington
Garfield
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Rough Rider
San Juan
Cuba
Britain
Amelia Earhart
Pacific
Eighth Army
el Alamein
Germany
Moscow
Kremlin
China
Peking
Hemophilia Breakthrough Offers New Hope in Health Care
The antihemophilic factor AH F extracted from blood plasma by Dr. F Thelin and colleagues preserves in dried form for over a year in refrigeration. Thelin has used AHF to treat brain and peptic ulcer hemorrhages and notes it may prevent life threatening bleeds in hemophiliacs.
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K. M. Brinkhouse
University of North Carolina
Edward Shanbram
F. Thelin
Thelin
Dr. Thelin
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