collage of city offices and AP notice in corry journal
The Corry Journal lists offices in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh and Philadelphia with Associated Press rights. It includes postal rates and subscription details. The page features a Michigan survey on consumer confidence noting cautious buying and its impact on unemployment. It cites educational slums and a call for federal aid in education, plus a note on U S air passenger traffic.
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Corry Journal Bottinelli-Kimball
New York
York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
AP News
Carry
John E. Norton
Department of Educational Administration
Columbia University
Civil contempt or jury trials in civil rights fight
A review of the Senate civil rights debate on contempt of court and voting rights. The discussion contrasts civil contempt aimed at compliance with a court order against criminal contempt for willful disobedience. It frames how timing relative to election day affects whether punishment is lenient or definite, touching on judge vs jury trial arguments and regional perspectives.
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Washington M
Senate
Jones
Primary aim of voting rights bill praised as remedial
The discussion centers on a bill intended to protect People’s voting rights rather than punish. It argues the primary purpose is remedial, while acknowledging a judge’s power to strengthen orders to enforce compliance and punish disobedience where needed.
Railroad Worker Struck By Auto In Meadville
Joseph Carson a 54 year old Hughes and Foulktod Co employe at the Erie Railroad freight car shop in Meadville was struck by a car late Saturday night. X rays show possible skull fracture chest injuries and facial scalp lacerations. The car operator was Carl O Anderson of 579 Arch street Meadville. Police ongoing investigation. Carson had been living at the local YMCA.
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Meadville
Joseph Carson
Hughes and Foulktod Co
Erie Railroad
Carl 0. Anderson
Arch Street
Carson
Memories of Corry Today in 1937 Highlights
Yesterday's Memories of Corry notes events from July 29 1937. Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek urged national mobilization for war with Japan. Foster E Davis won 100 in cash distribution by Golden Rule Club buyers. Charles Kennedy placed second in Soap Box Derby at Erie earning a leather jacket. Rudy Vallee and band played Bemus Point to a large crowd. Corry High School band to meet for special assignments next Tuesday at Senior High. Local candidates will draw for voting machine positions next Tuesday at the Courthouse. County office candidates draw Monday. Revenue officials deny rumors that autos manufactured before 1930 will miss licenses after this year. Charles Dougherty of the motor vehicles bureau calls the rumor too drastic.
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Foster E. Davis
Golden Rule Club
Corry High School
Revenue Department
Charles Dougherty
Batf
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Earthquake Kills 43 In Mexico City Area
Seismograph readings suggested Mexico City would be in ruins but casualties were lower at night. Acapulco escaped major damage though streets were littered with debris. Chilpancingo suffered the worst blow outside the capital as half its homes were damaged beyond repair.
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Mexico City
Acapulco
Chilpancingo
Union City Boy Trapped In Tree For Hour
A 9 year old boy named Joseph Malee Jr was trapped about 60 feet up in a tree for roughly an hour in Union City. Firefighters freed him after the top of the trap slipped and injured his finger. he was taken to Stem Memorial Hospital for examination where no serious injury was found. His grandfather Jerry Hunter alerted his mother Mrs Roy Hunter when the situation became clear.
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Union Gi — Urn City Rite Department
Delesse
Joseph Malee Jr
Stem Memorial Hospital
Malee
Jerry Hunter
Hunters Wools
Bar Hood
Roy Hunter
40 Years Of Safe Driving Kane Man Cited
Kane man Jick Bailey of R D 2 Kane received honors from Atlantic Refining Co employees and officials after driving an estimated 1 800 miles in 40 years without an accident. Bailey, retiring Aug 1, operated the Kane bulk plant for years before recent operations moved to Warren. A charter member of the Kane Fish and Game Club, he is known among area outdoor sportsmen. A gift was presented at a dinner marking retirement. The state capital's Teams hotel fell apart. its proprietor died in the hills.
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Kane
Jick Bailey
Atlantic Refining Co
Flow
Bailey
Kane Bulk
Brue
Warren
Kine Fish and Game Club
Amgne the Awidoor Spor
Cief
Woman Dies In Clarion Crash
A 74 year old Arkansas woman, Mrs Lillian Marshall of Little Rock, died after a two car collision at the Kinutes 68 and 86 intersection in Leeper, 12 miles north of Clarion. She died at Clarion Hospital shortly after the crash. Her husband’s sister in law, Mrs Jo Marshall of Brie, was a passenger in the other car.
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Arternius Waman
Clarion Hospital
Kinutes
Leeper
Clarion
Lillian Marshall
Little Rock
Ark
Churion
Marshall
Join Marshill
Brie
Collision on Route 68 injures passenger. Parker unhurt
State Police investigated a crash at Route 68 intersection as a 1955 Studebaker headed east collided with a 1957 Plymouth driven by Henry F. Parker of Tarentum headed south. The back seat occupant in the Studebaker was injured family noted. Parker unhurt. Estimated damage to both cars was 350 dollars. A separate line mentions Smithsonian Institute's prior offer of 35000 for a rare U S 20 gold coin refused.
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Tionesta
Studebaker
Henry F. Parker
Tarentum
Parker
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University of Michigan
Michigan
Fight
U. S
Abdullaw
Marlow
Slocums Electronics
Nanking
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Japan
Charles Kennedy
Henry Kennedy
Erle
Rudy Vallee
Bemus Point
Mexico
Union City
Teams
E. Crosby Bush
E. Main St
Dial
Meerdinksworth Center
Corry, DA
Smithsonian Instituton
Loffies
Justin-at
F.C. Chapin
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Ewart Proeeay
Wee
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