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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1952
Page
4
The text argues the Constitution confines the President's military command to armed forces while Congress retains authority to provide forces and legislation. It notes the Third Amendment restricts quartering soldiers in private homes, even in war, unless Congress prescribes a method. The piece contrasts national command with domestic governance and cites historical context.
The prompt lists ten trivia questions and a scoring idea based on accuracy. It asks about a war linked to the Trent Affair, the animal name for a newborn elephant, the American High Commissioner in the Philippines during December 1941, correct term for a newborn elephant, the purpose of a guillotine, Andrew Johnson’s middle name, the document signed by John Hancock, whether woodchucks are vegetarians, the capital of Kansas, and the US territorial acquisition under Jefferson.
Free seed provided by the Corry Relief Fund garden committee aids over 140 gardens for unemployed residents. Plans for reviving East Main Street sections were approved by city officials. George Besson narrowly escaped injury in a collision near the Roosevelt school. Frank Hilsworth Butters, son of Mrs. Clemma Butters, to graduate June 7 from Allegheny College with a Bachelor of Science. Miss Martha Hawkins hosted a breakfast bridge for Miss Betty Drake visiting from Fostoria. Colton becomes California’s largest money crop.
Funeral service for ars e s ie A VanWinkle was held at Davison Funeral Home with Rev H Ray Harpis officiating. Pallbearers included Arthur Vankeren Howard McIntyre Harold McIntyre and Philly Hulfast. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery with attendees from Erie North East Phillipsville Salamanca Arcade and surrounding communities.
Erie police chief Donahue ordered the vice squad to crack down on professional gambling after city complaints. He pledged action against the numbers racket and related devices while noting no arrests since Sgt. Paul Lupa took charge January 1. The drive aims to curb all forms of professional gambling including baseball bets and punchboards.
Excerpts from Justice Robert H. Jackson criticize broad presidential power to seize steel for wartime needs. He warns Congress holds authority to declare war, and a unilateral presidential move risks unchecked foreign and domestic control. The discussion centers on constitutional limits amid wartime pressures.
Richard Price, son of Mrs. Lucile Price, of Hear Lake, earned the Bachelor of Arts degree at Houghton College during the commencement exercises on Monday, June 2. Price was salutatorian in the graduating class.
Robert Chevalls of Shenandoah Pennsylvania received a $21,000 verdict from a Schuylkill County court jury in a suit against the Pennsylvania Railroad over the 1948 death of his son Lawrence. The train operator failed to signal properly when the boy walked along the Lehigh Valley tracks near Shenandoah on June 6, 1948.
An 11 year old, Robert Rittenbaugh of Ravine, Pa., died after a ball thrown by classmate Luther Zimmmerman, 14, struck his chest near the heart during a noon game in Pine Grove. Deputy Coroner Charles Peach of Lehigh County ruled the death accidental.
Funeral services led by Rev George Muivin were held yesterday afternoon at Bracken Keating Funeral Home for Mrs Elizabeth Fox. Bearers included Ernest Michaels Albert B Fox Hoyt Miller and Archie Wetmore. Interment was in the David Curtis Cemetery Columbus. Attendees from nearby towns included Mr and Mrs Drake Mr and Mrs Hoyt Miller Mr and Mrs Earnest Michaels and Mrs Kenneth Hunt of Jamestown with several others from North East Ripley Columbus and Bigin.
The graduate earned summa cum laude honors and was elected to the Honor Society. He served as class president in 1949-50, belonged to the Science Club, and was sports editor of the Star, the college newspaper. He played class and varsity basketball and plans to attend Penn State graduate school next year.
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