Conceptions of Liberty in Soviet and American Press
The piece contrasts rights in the American Bill of Rights with Soviet guarantees. It argues Americans fear government censorship while Russians fear private economic control. By 1939 the Soviet Union briefly allowed wartime dispatches without censorship, signaling a potential shift toward press freedom ideas.
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Russia
Congress
Sidney and
Beatrice Webbs
Gove
Polley
Mnet
State Highways Reported Showing Unusual Damage
Secretary of Highways Tohn A Shroyer warns winter’s extreme weather has caused major damage to Pennsylvania roads. An audit found sinking and buckling concrete, potholes, and frost heave. Plans target 4800 miles for resurfacing, drainage, berm clearance, and patching prioritizing high traffic routes. Signs and posts were damaged. districts will repair and repaint them.
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Marnisburly
Tohn A. Shroyer
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Shrayer
Nazara Sina
Shroyer
Hach
State police outline license use for armed forces members
The State Police explain that holders of a valid Pennsylvania Operator's License may use it in Pennsylvania during service without renewal. Renewal applications may be filed within sixty days after honorable discharge without needing an examination.
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Pennsylvania
Erie War Prisoner Freed by Russians
Sergeant Robert A. Martin, son of Nis Bas Martin, was captured by Germans in France during a counterattack last August and has been rescued, now in Allied hands. He was held at Stalag III-C near Kuestrin in Brandenburg. it is believed Russians freed him.
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Erie
Robert A. Martin
Nis
Bas Martin
France
War Department
Set
Martin
Kuestrin
Brandenburg
Press Freedom Efforts Reflect World Wide Motives After War
A summary of postwar push for press freedom by the American Society of Newspaper Editors and Inter American Conference in Mexico City. The Moscow reception contrasts Western notions of civil liberties with Soviet limits, where rights exist to strengthen socialism rather than as universal inalienable freedoms.
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American Society
Mexico City
Wester Hemisphere
Moscow
Russia
Ear Care Cautions and Safe Removal Tips
The article warns that foreign bodies in the ear are hard to remove and improper attempts risk injury. It advises syringe irrigation directed at canal walls, glue on camel hair brushes for objects, and cautions against unskilled extraction. It notes insects, wax buildup, and the danger of inserting objects with pencils or pins.
Answers to Page Six Puzzles From 7 Questions Listed
The item asks seven quiz prompts including Irish Sea islands lie between, HQ of 21st Bomber Command, malt allotment change March to August, the Declaration opens with When in the course of human events, former senator now Surplus Property Board head, meaning of A T A Co, months with 30 days, term for female sheep, associating the name Risto Ry with a European country, wormwood tree or aromatic plant.
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Irish Sea
Ihe
Surplus Property Board
A. 7
T. Co
Risto
Erie R R reports on grade crossing accidents
Eries vice president H DeBarber notes nearly a quarter of 1944 grade crossing crashes involved cars hitting the side of trains. He cites carelessness and faulty cars, with 125 accidents due to drivers ignoring signals. Total 203 accidents in 1948 rose from 184, with casualties dropping by one.
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Erie Railroad
H. DeBarber
Erie
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