Editorial: Civil Liberties on Obscenity Censorship Debate
The Erie area sees a five member board to screen public sale publications amid obscenity charges. The ACLU questions censorship as unconstitutional while Kennedy says local handling is required. clashes echo broader debates about crime punishment and civil liberties.
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Propriety urged in Scranton patronage debate
The piece argues for prudent analysis before political patronage appointments and questions payroll padding. It calls for public relations savvy among Republicans and criticizes secretive moves to shape party business, urging propriety to avoid alienating voters.
Weight and willpower: Jim Bishop on changing eating habits
Jim Bishop chronicles his struggle with overweight and a personal plan to slim down. He details medical curiosity, size adjustments, and a drastic diet shift removing potatoes bread and candy to lose weight.
Why some places grow while others lag in a shifting economy
Sam Dawson surveys how local growth hinges on housing, transportation, and civic services amid national trends. He cites California, Chicago, and San Diego as examples of migration and industry shifts, with regional prospects and rising costs shaping community outcomes.
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Do What Is The Law? Child Citizenship in Foreign Births
The law states that a child born abroad to one American and one alien parent is a U.S. citizen if the American parent had been physically present in the United States or possessions for at least 10 years, with at least 5 years after turning 14, before the child's birth.
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Wall collapse in Braddock kills boy and injures another
A garage wall fell in Braddock killing William Douglas 6 and injuring Robert Green 8 who was treated and released from a hospital.
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Robert Green
Free University of Navarre in Pamplona Reflects Spain’s Religion and Education
Russell Kirk notes the University of Navarre in Pamplona as Spain’s only free university independent of Madrid, run by Opus Dei with private funding and Navarre province support. It draws Latin American and African students, including Americans, in a conservative Catholic campus shaping future ties to Iberian culture.
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Allies bomb Wewak and Italian road to Donets
The report describes German forces massing anew against Soviet defenses along the Donets near Chuguev. Allied heavy bombers struck the enemy base at Wewak on the North coast of New Guinea and damaged a 4,000 ton cargo vessel with two 500 pound bombs. Meats fats cheeses and canned fish rationing begins at midnight on March 28. A city blackout drill faced confusion over new signals. Starlight A C dribblers won 47 42 over Steel Age to claim City Basketball League title. Corry water supply property hosts test wells and street light installations progress. First Presbyterian Church pastor search delayed until late April after Rev Hugh Jones declines the post.
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Police vow strict action on drunken driving in 1923
Chief Dunkle warns that drunken drivers will face full penalties as authorities plan drastic enforcement of motor vehicle laws. The report also notes an ultra low Pamplona drilling rig used by Corry men and mentions high student interest with a playful line about enrolling at seventeen.
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Pease Fellowships Awarded to Alaska Teacher
George L. Pease, former Millcreek teacher appealing reinstatement to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, wins a two month fellowship to the Simmer Institute of American Studies at Willamette University, Salem Oregon. The Coe Foundation funds all costs. Pease is Alaska's lone winner among twenty five nationally.
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Salem
Ore
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Corry Evening Journal Contact and Rates Notice
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff and departments including publisher George R. Sample city editor William Eaton and advertising manager Allan Hasbrouck. It outlines advertising rate inquiries and AP rights for local news and services, with mail and carrier pricing and territorial restrictions.
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