Decalogue Debate and Automatic Parking Feature
The Corry Journal reports Joseph B. Cavallaro calls for mandatory Ten Commandments teaching in public schools amid Supreme Court limits on religion in education. Also profiles a new automatic parking patent from four Ciliformians, describing a car backing and aligning itself to the curb with driver control afterward.
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Board of Higher Education
City of
New York
Joseph B. Cavallaro
Metropolitan
Americon
Cavallaro
Supreme Court
Ciliformians
Wortz, Harry E. Pharmacist, Dies in Johnstown
Harry E Wortz a pharmacist here since 1905 and a former president of the Pennsylvania Pharmaceutical Association died last night after a short illness.
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Johnstown
Harry E. Wortz
Pennsylvania Pharmaceutical Association
Ten charged after Erie liquor raids across ramshackle dens
In Erie, ten individuals were charged with violations of state liquor laws after raids by liquor agents and police on midnight Friday. Several defendants, arraigned before Aldermen Kineck, Christoph, and Heister, pleaded innocent and await hearings next week with bonds set at 500 dollars each. Health and welfare officials will probe deplorable living conditions in the raided properties where families, including children, lived in cramped basements with poor sanitation.
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Michael Kineck
George Christoph
William Heister
CG. J. Campbell
Herbert Johnson Jr
Corry Vocational School plans amid old Hatch building ruins
March 1986 Corry Board of Education tentatively approves removing upper stories of the condemned Hatch building and remodeling the lower floor into classrooms for home economics and industrial departments. Pink eye outbreak rises to over 30 cases as students are sent home. A committee may review nonteacher salaries after restoring teacher pay cuts. Local politics shift with W Stuart Houghton seeking the Republican nomination for State Assembly. Also notes: local club discusses reopening Corry Chair Co. plant. over 200 attend Andy Varipapa bowling show with 212 average.
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Corry
Hatch
Board of Education
Appeals Court Okays New Trial For ErieMan
EKG-Dey Moyer McMahon of Erie wins a new trial after the U S Court of Military Appeals set aside his murder and death sentence. The three judge panel found the army veteran was denied a fair trial by a general court martial that convicted him of premeditated murder in the Munich taxi driver slaying on July 10 1954. McMahon also faced charges of absence without leave possession of two ration cards and misappropriation of an army pistol. The court ordered a new and fair trial after ruling his court appointed attorney inadequately defended him.
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EKG
Dey Moyer McMahon
Erie
U. S. Court of Military Appeals
Munich
Germany
McMahan
Court of Military Appeals
Court martial record notes gaps in defense closing argument
The prosecution rejected his story and produced numerous exhibits and the testimony of 27 witnesses at the court martial to obtain a conviction. The Court of Appeals said McMahan's attorney made no opening statement or closing arguments on the defendant's behalf. The court held that counsel's failure to undertake closing argument served to convince the court members that he...
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Court of Appeals
McMahan
Hes
Defence faults in trial tainting fairness findings
The report asserts omissions and defense missteps allowed the prosecution to entrap the accused, leaving the panel convinced that the defendant did not receive a fair trial. It highlights gaps in defense representation and trial conduct as central to the perceived injustice.
Robbers Sent to State Boys Schools by Juvenile Court
The 16 year old and 15 year old suspects linked to four armed robberies in Falconer Jamestown were sent to Whitehill and Harborcreek Industrial Schools for Boys in Camp Hill and Harborcreek Pa. Patrick Feronti 21 and John Morelli 19 faced charges in Mayville and Jamestown with bail and bonds pending for first degree robbery.
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Wwe
Monita
Alexander C. Wick
Toca
ALC
Kirkberger
Whitehill Industrial School
Camp Hill
Tiona
Falconer
Jamestown
Harborcreck School For
Harborcreek
Patrick Feronti
Mayville Chautauqua County
Mayville
John T. Morelli
Unclear fragment hints at local note or ad
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a bath, grade, school, district, and Mr Be Am. The readable pieces suggest a local notice or obituary style entry without coherent details or a clear event.
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Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
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Feral ‘Advertising Representa
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Leington Avenue
Michigan Square
Chicago& Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Conn
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Asociated Pressn
Currier
Liquor Board
W. Stuart Houghton
State Assembly
Golden Rule Club
Samuel Mann
New York City
Israel
Gov. Herter
Massachusetts
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Boston
Baltimore
Washington
Rochester
Minn
Los Angeles
Congress
Russia
Japan
Corry Chair Company
Andy Varipapa
Elmview Jersey Dairy
Appeals Court
Oks
ErieMan
All-Way Electric Service Company
Corry, Pa
Hammond
Eagle Street
Dial
Revere
Samac
Bell Transformers
Ter Street
Ek Clubs Werk
Roberts
Creer Bist Ees
Ceena
Columbus
Annoui
Aloc
Bo Rev
Clevelan
Phelps Richwit Sheehan
4-H
Citizens National Bank
Corry Glf
Pennsylvania Avenue
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Kearns
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