Indicted and political plots shift on succession in 1947 act
The text discusses past and proposed presidential succession scenarios from 1919 to 1947. It references Viscount Grey, Wilson, and hypothetical moves involving Hoover, Roosevelt, and others. It notes how the 1947 act changes who acts as president if the office is vacant before January 20, 1949.
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Peps
Truman
Great Britain
Viscount Grey
Washington
Grey
Senate
Wilson
Germany
Hoover
Gled. Roosevelt
Curtis
Martini
Farm accident wounds 17 year old in Corry area
July 14 1928 Gerald Bennink 17 son of Mr and Mrs Walter Bennink of Clymer was shot by an accidental bullet on a farm north of Clymer. He is reported as much improved with expected full recovery. State Police visited Corry area to arrest one suspect after a recent buy at a known bootleg joint. A fog bound flight forced a landing on Carter Hill injuring the pilot Lieut Paul Reader and Kenneth Davenport of Indianapolis escaped serious harm. Joe Sykes named warehouse superintendent for Steel's Inc with Buffalo HQ. Senator Thomas Heflin of Alabama remains a storm center in national politics.
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Gerald Bennink
Walter Bennink
Clymer
Corry Hospital
Lieut Paul Reader
Kenneth Davenport
Indianapolis
Carter Hill
Lieut Reader
New Clues Stir Erie Murder Case Involving Dr Cameron
Two new clues emerge in the Cameron murder case as evidence is rechecked. Minute grease on clothing and a hair fragment are sent to the state crime laboratory in Harrisburg for microscopic analysis to identify the killer who struck the physician with a judo like blow and dumped his body from a cliff on Chautauqua Boulevard.
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Eric
Cameron Rmurdae
Alexander C. Cameron
State Crime Laboratory
Harrisburg
Chautauqua Boulevard
Quiz questions and answers page lingering in memory
A list of trivia prompts asks about dates of a Republican National Convention in Philadelphia this year. It covers topics from zodiac fish species Papua, a Tahitian dance, and the immortal bard to Biblical parentage, antonyms, an acronym, a Queen of Flowers, El Salvador’s capital, photography chemistry, and a World War I novel by a British author.
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Republi van
Philadelphia
Papua
New Guinea
Sagee
el Salvador
Britling
Erie Osteopathic Hospital name clash sparks court petition
July 14 Erie Osteopathic Hospital Association asks Judge Evans to bar similarity between its planned Erie Osteopathic General Hospital and the existing group. Led by Byron Baur, the petition notes the new firm seeks incorporation after the original secured a charter. The filing cites site acquisition and a public subscription drive to fund remodeling and equipment, aiming to avoid public confusion and misleading contributions.
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Serie Hospital
Erie
Erie Osteopathic Hospital Association
Erie Osteopathic General Hospital
Judgemer L. Evans
Byron Baur
Elation
Coroner's inquest reveals new clues in death case
Discovery of two clues at the coroner's inquest uncovers surprise disclosures as Dr. James Wallace of Hamot Hospital reveals new details about the death. The pathologist's testimony sheds light on the circumstances surrounding the incident and potential factors involved.
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Cameron
James Wallace
Hamot Hospital
Autopsy Finds Hair Strand Under Victim's Nail
Autopsy reveals a tiny strand of hair lodged beneath the victim’s fingernail and grease lines on exposed portions of the body, indicating traces that may relate to the assault.
A Lame Duck President and Postwar Policy Debate
The piece analyzes the term lame duck in American politics focusing on President Truman and the 20th amendment. It discusses how a defeated president may still wield power, cites historical examples from 1876 and 1880, and notes foreign policy challenges while a new administration could shift approaches on Greece Turkey aid Potsdam Palestine and UN BRP policy.
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Truman
White House
Congress
Inas Mucch
Tgie
Senator in limelight visits Carry amid attacks on Smith
A nationally known senator, noted for his recent criticisms of Governor Al Smith and Catholics, stopped briefly in Carry this morning, drawing attention from locals and reporters alike.
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Senate
al Smith
Carry
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Joe Sykes
Steel's, Inc
Buffalo
Thomas J. Heflin
Alaabama
The
United States
U.N
BRP
Dewey
Ching
Palestine
Siete
Westinghouse
West Main Street
DIAL
Striamonds
Stahl
Stahl Jewelry.co
South Center St
K. Shindledecker
East South St
Is Justee
Prince Albert
Sea’s
Sea's Hand Cream
Toni
Tan
Old Spite Tabu DuBarry Confetti
Yardley Lay
Desert Flow
Yankee
Lentharie
Shanghai Strawhat
Tigress Tweed Cole
Mertime Jognes
Philco
Franz
Corry
Hall, Corry, PA
Sunset Ramblers
WJTN
WESB
R Sirza
South Center ST. Corry, PA
Utley Oleo Pretzels
Green Goods
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