Pittsburg police identify man from road incident
A police report confirms the identification of a man involved in a road incident in Pittsburg. Authorities intend to release further details as the investigation continues.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1928
Page
3
A police report confirms the identification of a man involved in a road incident in Pittsburg. Authorities intend to release further details as the investigation continues.
The piece discusses temperance advocates urging school propaganda about prohibition while the school head resists, arguing education should focus on learning principles. It cautions against intertwining propaganda with schooling and notes the value of research by university professors in public utilities, cautioning regarding potential conflicts of interest.
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A disjointed clipping discusses a contractor puzzle about bricklayers and helpers and a critique of paid propaganda in public schools. It notes a federal commission report and the public should demand integrity from educators. It ends with Franklin High school awarding diplomas to sixty graduates at its fourth annual commencement.
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