Constitutional clash over anti poll tax law debated
The piece notes debate in Congress over the Anti-Poll Tax Bill and whether it would nullify or uphold the Constitution. It argues Congress has no power to abolish poll taxes and warns passage could undermine constitutional rights. Also mentions honors for McClure and reflections on his magazine's legacy.
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United States
Standard Times
New Bedford
Mass
Soutl & Citizen
Congress
Benalis
Stles
New Deal
House
South
Negro held after Easy Stabbing in Wesleyville
Carey H. Rickey, 38, of Wesleyville, a Black man, is jailed in Erie County Prison after a stabbing in front of George W. Robinson’s home. Louis Cooper, 27, was slashed in the chest and other areas and is in Hamot Hospital in serious condition. Rickey claimed self defense and said Cooper attacked him. Steven Fravitt, 44, corroborated the account. The trio had met in Chicago in 1942 and renewed an old dispute. Charges will be considered later.
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Brin
Carey H. Hickey
Wesleyville
Louis Cooper
George W. Robinson
Erie County
Cooper
Hamot
Rigkey
Roy
Rickey
Steven Fravitt
Robinson
Chicago
Capt. Mong
Moug
Weeping and tears as emotional outlets in daily life
Medical observations describe tearing as a defensive response to prevent eye drying and blindness. The report notes tears accompany strong emotions and laughs, with eye muscles and tear glands activated during crying. Mention of a Junbus High School graduation class of seven members and local civic notices follow.
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Medical Society of
State of Pennsylvania
Urles
Junbus High School
Lima
Rum
Jacob
John Bunnell
Vernelia Gordon
Glen Perry
Frances Cowles
Gerald Page
Hazel Perry
Admiral Lockwood Leads Allied Submarine War Effort
Pearl Harbor dispatch profiles Admiral Lockwood, chief of U.S. submarine forces, as the Navy’s top destroyer of Japanese merchant shipping. It recalls his career from Annapolis to command of Pacific submarines, his diplomacy, training methods, and the record of 517 ships sunk and 190 damaged, underscoring his role in the undersea offensive.
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James
Pearl Harbor
Tongtine
Navy
Charles Andrews Dockwood
U.S. Pacific Fleet
Admiiral
Training Command
Adm
Lockwood
Japan
U. S
T .Theodore Roosevelt
Lamar
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Lockwood Iournee Sibout
Orient
Pacific
Yangtze River
China
Tokyo
Rio de Janeiro
London
Washington
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Naval Academy
Southwest Pacific
Brazil
Phyllis Irwin
R. Adi
Tritt
Coronado
Calif
Fey Tink
Thisnear
Low
Aran
Anothecr
Maine
Threat to Hankow Drives Chinese War Effort
Analysis warns Haqiger Tl as the era’s gravest menace since the Hankow drive. Destruction of 60,000 square miles of farmland endangers northern and central Gamma, risking famine. invaders gain a supply line to the Yangtze valley. risk to Britain, Russia, and America grows if aid cannot arrive swiftly and in large scale.
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Hankow
Yangtza River
China
Britain
Russia
America
beLkent
Car crashes through Commercial Hotel window. occupants shaken
A car on East Main Street smashed into the Commercial Hotel early this morning, blasting a large plate glass window into thousands of splinters. The vehicle mounted the curb and damaged the motel front while Mrs. Sybil Bronk Sheldon tested control in the car. Occupants escaped with a shaking up.
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Sybil Bronk Sheldon
East Main Street
Taught to Right And Learn From Past Battles
A motivational passage notes that Peter the Great inspired soldiers by viewing battlefield reverses as teaching moments. The idea promotes using past mistakes to learn and grow, erasing worry and guilt through disciplined self-improvement.
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Peter the Great
Radio Schedule Snapshot Including NBC and CBS Listings
A fragmented list of radio programs with times and show titles across NBC CBS and other networks. Entries include Ronald Colman show 1:30, Date With Judy, Mystery Theater, Fibber McGee, Bob Hope, Red Skelton, Big Town, Judy Canova, Burns and Allen, Lawrence Tibbett, Morton Gould, Norman Corwin New York, Green Hornet, Dullys Tavern, Famous Jury Trials, Boris Karloff drama, Testimonial Dinner to Serge Koussevitzky, Pick and Pat, San Quentin Prison, Sinfonietta conducted by Alfred Wallenstein.
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NBC
Ronald Colman
Judy
Bob Hope
Red Skelton
CBS
Judy Canova
Burns and Allen
Lawrence ‘Tibbett
Morton Gould
Norman Corwin
New York
Dully
Boris Karloff
Soussevitzky
Pick
Pat
San Quentin Prison
Sinfonieta
Alfred Wallenstein
Civil suit in coal case halted for county court trial
Jamestown May 16 Acting City Judge Rollin A. Faucher in his first city court session declined to proceed in a civil action brought by coal dealer John A. Patti against the City of Jamestown. The case was set for trial June 29 after an adjournment request. Patti faces county court trial on criminal charges of overcharges in coal deliveries totaling three counts, with bonds set at 36,000.
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Jamestown
Rollin A. Faucher
John A. Patti
Patti
Fancher
Lester Berglund
M. D. Lombardo
Jamestown Steel Partitions Co
American Aviation Corporation
How's Your I 9 7 Quiz Questions on Classified Page
A reader query asks seven quiz questions from the classified page. Questions cover Kohima and Imphal, diamond production by a British Commonwealth nation, top US military decoration, OPA leadership, Harry S Truman's state, a vacation-tinged phrase, glockenspiel classification, McKinley National Park subdivision, European discovery of the Pacific, and the largest Atlantic bay.
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Kohima
Imphal
Tadia
United States
Donald M. Nelson
OPA
OWL
WRB
SEC
U.S. Senate
Harry S. Truman
McKinley National Park
Pacific Ocean
Jail Youth Who Lied Faces County Court Penalty
Erie May 16 Walter Kololski 19 was committed to Erie County prison until he pays 72 dollars still due plus the county fine from two years ago for shooting a fightless deer. He was brought to court Saturday by Sheriff Fred Lamberton for nonpayment and claimed payment to Probation Officer Harold P Dunnon who died two weeks ago.
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Rie
Walter Kololsk
Peck Read
Partic
Erie County
Kowolski
Erle County
Sherif Fred Lamberton
Harold P. Dunnon
Lamberton
Damian McLaughlin
Dindon
Runaway boy injured at farm in Jamestown
Henry Burfield Jr. 11, of Jamestown is hospitalized with a head injury after falling from the fender of a car at the Yaeger farm on May 7. State Police say the boy and another Jamestown lad were away from home when the accident occurred whileJoy Claude Yaeger drove cattle. He was taken to Jamestown General Hospital. condition reported good.
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Jamestown
Henry
Burfield, Jr
Tamestown General Hospital
Olnude Yneger Farm
Westfield
Burfield
Yaeger Farm
Joy Claude Yaeger
Viney
Hoax Confession Revealed After Payment Doubt
Koholski admitted his earlier claim of a payment made by his father with bank borrowed funds was a hoax. The revelation came after questioning by Lam Sorton, exposing the false story.
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Koholski
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