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An editorial reflects on a Supreme Court decision on controlling sexually explicit magazines for minors. It notes tension between First Amendment freedoms and protecting children, citing Justice Brennan’s view that national standards should guide censorship and praising local efforts while urging laws limiting distribution to minors rather than outright bans.
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United States Supreme Court
Brennan
Supreme Court
Corry
Open Sesame Do Not Touch It Four Year Old Warning
A short witty note from The Craig Empire-Courier advises a four year old not to touch an open object, using the playful phrase Open Sesame. The item likely reflects a local humorous or cautionary item in the newspaper.
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Craig
Colo
Empire-Courier
Warren Readies For Annual July 4 Parade
Warren plans a musical Fourth of July parade with bands drum and bugle corps fife and drum groups twirlers floats and clowns. Police restrict parking along the parade route Pennsylvan ia avenue from Poplar to Conewango and Conewango from Pennsylvania to 3rd. Invalids parking allowed on south curb of Pennsylvania starting at Liberty with a borough sticker. The 1800 pound firebell purchased in 1884 will lead the procession. Miss Warren County will pre-
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Warren
Michael Evan
Pennsylvania Avenue
Poplar Street
Conewango Avenue
Third Avenue
Liberty Street
East Side Fire Station
Warren County
Corry Bobbing Journal Publisher and staff list
The Corry Bobbing Journal lists publisher George R. Semple general manager William Eston city editor Allan Hasbrouck advertising manager John McLaughlin pressroom foreman G T Bergman production manager. National advertising representative Bo Kimball Inc 485 Fifth Avenue New York 17 NY. Michigan Square Building Chicago Mortgage and Bond Building Detroit Chamber of Commerce Building Pittsburg Weightman Building Philadelphia. AP rights stated exclusive to local news and dispatches. Entered at Cory PA post office as second class mail. By mail 15.00 per year 11.00 per year by mail in advance in restricted territory. By carrier five cents per copy fifty cents per week. Advertising rates upon request display deadline a.m. prior publication date.
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BO Kimball, Inc
Fifth Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Detroit
Chamber of Commerce
Pitsburg
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Cory
Local Parade Lineup To Include Notable Officials
A parade lineup will feature dignitaries such as Rep. Albert W. Johnson of Pennsylvania and State Senator Richard C. Frame. Float entries are to be announced later.
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Albert W. Johnson
Richard C. Frame
Midway Park Dances to Feature Local and Buffalo DJ Lineup
Midway Park on Chautauqua Lake will host weekly dances this summer with Jamestown DJ Jim Roselle leading Wednesday nights and Buffalo personalities Stan Roberts Dan Neaverth Fred Klestine and Rod Roddy performing on Friday evenings. The roller rink is converted into an open air ballroom for the events per park manager Frank Walsh.
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Midway Park
Jamestown
Buffalo
Chautauqua Lake
Frank Walsh
Jim Roselle
the Park
Midway
Stan Roberts
Dan Neaverth
Fred Klestine
Rod Roddy
Poetic Night Scenes as One Man Remembers
Jim Bishop portrays a moonlit night with drifting poplar leaves and a hotel porch memory. A fading bartender, the infant asleep under netting, and small nocturnal details evoke a contemplative urban landscape through vivid, fleeting images.
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Cricket Choral Society
Johnny
Morning Scenes From A Quiet Landscape
Vivid fragmentary snapshots capture a summer morning from fence lines to lake reflections. Primroses lift, a man horns a curbside, a baker fans himself, and a baby crab meets the sea while birds, weather, and light animate the day with small, observable acts.
Runaway Coal Cars Roar Through town at 90 MPH
Pennsylvania Railroad crews cleared a mainline after 16 coal cars derailed from a siding near a Cambria County town. The 20 unit string sped two miles before leaving tracks, each car carrying 100 tons of coal. no injuries were reported. Also, noted artist Stuart Davis, 69, died of a heart attack in New York.
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Vurings
Pennsylvania Railroad
PRR
Cambria
New York
Stuart Davis
Okay Boy Walks Home From Pallview to Girard Barracks
A one year old boy from Edinboro named Kenneth Gebhardt Jr walked about four miles to home believing his parents had left him. A State Police patrol found him near Route 98 around 8 15 p m and brought him to the Girard barracks after police alerted radio and TV stations. The Gebhardts heard the broadcast at 10 p m and contacted the barracks.
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Erie
Edinboro
Pallview
Girard
Kenneth Gebhardt
Kenneth Gebhardt Jr
R. D
World War II Cherbourg fighting and Pacific air losses
Twenty years ago on June 26 1944 Allied forces fought house to house in Cherbourg as German resistance dwindled along the northwest cape while the Pacific fleet reported 747 Japanese aircraft and six battleships in a fruitless Marianas defense. Farese T Reedy a longtime Aero Supply Mfg Co employee died suddenly at his home. Captain Guy Abbey warned Company A may depart for camp next Friday with under 60 personnel due to draft and job-release losses. Jamestown Hope Windows beat Corry Merchants 146 at Loveland Field as pavilion work progressed. Corporate and civic notes include a hospital board appointment of G A Shea, a Modern Dance Club birthday party, and modern crossing signals installed at North Center street and Columbus avenue. Arch Cohen and Goldie Bull Epstein wed at the bride's parents home on June 24. Chief Dunkle warned dealers against fireworks sales before July 4 with restricted sale dates.
Findley Lake to Build New Dancing Pavilion
Forty years ago on June 26, 1924, plans moved to erect a new dancing pavilion at Findley Lake to replace the Grand View pavilion destroyed by fire about three weeks earlier. The hall is under way.
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Grandview
Findley Lake
Pleasants Hills Man Ordered to State Hospital After Murder
Don ald Rauch 40 of Pleasant Hills was ordered committed to Parview State Hospital for the Criminally Insane after admitting to killing his wife Thelma in their home on June 1 The judge cited a behavior clinic report and an Allegheny County coroner's jury recommended holding Rauch for the grand jury and admission for observation Thelma Rauch was beaten with a garden spade at their residence
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Farview
Pittsburgh
Donald BE. Rauch
Pleasant Hills
Parview State Hospital
James Legnard
Allegheny County
Rauch
Thelma
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