Litter problem prompts Pennsylvania litter fee debate
Editorial notes a $100 Pennsylvania fine for littering on state highways and critiques signs along Erie County roads. It laments ongoing dumping, lists common roadside trash, and urges parental and community role in teaching pride in the city. The piece also highlights California’s anti litter efforts and a beauty as business message.
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Europe land front urged by London sources in 1942
July 16 1942 London sources say Soviet Russia presses anew for a second American British European land front to divert Nazi forces from the Caucasus. Reports note war news from Erie events and local incidents amid war coverage.
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Gun-Toter Arrests Highlight Permits and Gun Carry
Duncan McLeod, 27, of Las Vegas was arraigned on gun possession charges after entering a restaurant at 4:45 am and displaying a weapon by the rear door. Police identified him, he claimed the gun was deposited for safekeeping, and he posted a $600 bond awaiting next criminal court session.
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Evening Journal Corry Edition Fragment
A damaged OCR fragment from the Evening Journal Corry edition shows garbled text with scattered names and phrases. The readable bits include references to the paper title, publication taint, and stray fragments that resemble local news long since obscured.
A Brooklyn Teacher Reflects On Youth And City Life
George Sokolsky quotes a Brooklyn high school teacher describing juvenile behavior and urban decay. The teacher contrasts East Side and Bedford Stuyvesant areas, noting disciplined youths, safe parks, clean streets, and respectful conduct. He laments crime but praises orderly streets, meaningful activity, and community responsibility.
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Alice and the Smart Stranger in a Worldly Plot
A restless young woman named Alice navigates a crowded social scene seeking travel and a sophisticated partner. She courts several older men, looping through lectures and clubs, while resisting offers, and hints at a world traveler future as she weighs love, security, and independence. The tale centers on desire, status, and imagined escape amid a salon for ambitious, worldly figures.
Congress stalls over prestige in budget origin clash
Washington observers note a long running dispute between Senate and House appropriations chairs Hayden and Cannon. The fight delays funding of government agencies, with conferences and half measures hindering final passage. Traditions require revenue bills to start in the House, but cooperation falters as House and Senate seek control and prestige.
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Graham Call For Recall Of Lost Frontiers
Fresno report outlines Graham's eight day California crusade calling for recovery of lost frontiers. He links obedience to the Ten Commandments with a moral reform agenda and damages of Communism, urging personal confrontation with Christ and warning against a diluted view of God.
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Economy rises hope as tax cuts spark stock market rally
Business leaders weigh government moves to pep the economy. Tax write offs for wear and tear, easier credit for stocks, and possible income tax cuts raise hopes of faster growth. Early gains fade as doubts linger about the speed and magnitude of any upturn.
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Candy bar protest at jail over segregation order
Fourteen jailed integrationists refused meals, some ate breakfast then vowed to reject all food. Dozens of Negro visitors passed candy bars to inmates as police reported no proof of consumption. Other arrests at an all white pool entrance involved white and Black youths. many await court on charges of mob action and breach of peace.
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Boy 16 Hurt in Fall From Wagon on Farm
A 16 year old boy, Thomas Gresh II, is in fair condition at Erie Osteopathic Hospital after falling from a hay wagon on his father's farm during evening chores. The accident occurred while returning to the barn from baling hay. the wagon bumped and threw him off as his father George Gresh drove. Fire department ambulance assisted, hospital reports state.
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