Who are the true patriots in America today
The essay argues that true patriots are ordinary Americans who defend the country willingly, see its flaws, and act at the right moment. They quietly uphold core freedoms, rebuke excess, and safeguard national decency, rather than loud activists or wartime hawks. The piece urges vigilance against those who would harm the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnam
John Waynes
John Wayne
Douglas MacArthurs
Dwight Eisenhowers
Harry Trumans
United States of America
Corry Community Notes Include Birth and School Vote
In Corry a spirited group of Wayne township women gathered Saturday night to register near a two-to-one vote in favor of the district joining in a three school jointure and securing education facilities for local children. A baby boy named Ason arrived this morning to Mr and Mrs Charles Mack at 337 East Columbus Avenue, Corry Memorial Hospital. Three Corry High School baseball players Ronnie Shoop Ted May and Hodie McLean attend a Phillies runout camp in Meadville today. Legion post leader Paul Gin arranges a September Erie to Detroit cruise for Legionnaires and wives to attend the national convention. Three new Corry Hospital Association directors including Mrs Ora Harper joined the board at last evening’s stockholders meeting in the municipal building. The paper invites brief letters from readers with signatures and addresses for publication, subject to condensation and no responsibility for statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Township
Ason
Charles Mack
East
Columbus Avenue
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Ronnie Shoop
Ted May
Hodie McLean
Meadville
Philadelphia Phillies
Ora Harper
Corry Hospital Association
Army colonel lobbies for brokers while in uniform
Col Robert Hammerle, defense aide on the Interservice Commissary panel, lobbies for the Defense Supply Association while remaining in the Army. A proposed plan to base Army buying on housewives surveys could cut broker deals by billions. Hammerle discussed a $12,000 annual post, later raising to $15,000, with brokers before retirement.
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Washington
Military Commissary
Col
Robert Hammerle
Harmmerle
Defense Supply Association
Andy McNamara
Hammerle
Benade
Army
Emphysema and the mechanics of breath loss described
A detailed layperson’s account explains emphysema, its causes from smoking and pollution, and the progressive loss of lung function. It contrasts emphysema with asthma, describes lung anatomy, alarms readers with the image of patients carrying oxygen tanks, and notes advances in portable lung support devices alongside commentary from Dr Myron Segal and Pat Mascola.
Firms woo youth by John Cunniff
Mobil Oil funds Sound Search to engage amateur bands in disadvantaged neighborhoods. Groups compete before judges with winners advancing to semifinals, yielding about 400 neighborhood groups and 2,000 young musicians over the years. The Mobil Steel Band tours New York and beyond. a film Manhattan Street Band played at Expo 70 in Osaka, Japan.
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New York
Johns Manville
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Chemical Bank
Jazzmobile
Harlem
Washington
Boston
Wilmington
Del
Newark
Osaka
Japan
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Patriots
Spiro Agnews
John Birches
Pos Rudat
Paul Gin
The
Legion
Erie
Detroit
the Corry Journal
Defense
Mel Laird
Interservice Commissary Store Coordinating Committee
McNamara
Hammerley
Leo Benade
Nixon
Sir Galahad
Voice of America
Kenneth Giddens
Giddens and Rester
Mobile
Ala
Giddens
Desmond Toler
VOA
Alabama
Police and
Panthers
Black Panthers
Eldridge Cleaver
Huey Newton
America
Jim Bishop
University of Miami
Myron Segal
Dr. Segal
Doctor Legal
Pat Mascola
National
Emphysema Foundation
Pat
John Cunniff
Cory
Saurna
South Street
Evening Journal
George Re. Sample
Geneva
William Eaton
Jony McLaughlin
Associated Press
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