One Legal Proof Of Age Says State Supreme Court
In Our Opinion the Pennsylvania State Supreme Court upheld the Liquor Control Board Adult Identification Card as the only legal proof of age in licensed establishments. The ruling supported suspending a Canonsburg tavern owner for serving a beer to a 16 year old with a false draft card. The court held the owner should have required presentation of a state AID card per the Liquor Code, stating the licensee has the means to protect himself and that the defendant did not avail himself of this defense.
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Pennsylvania State Supreme Court
Liquor Control Board
Canonsburg
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Insurance industry recruits high schoolers for college path
New York AP reports the College of Insurance trains high school students through a work study program with four months of school followed by four months on the job. Students gain two and a half years of experience and a bachelor’s degree in five years, with tuition shared by the company and salaries of at least 75 dollars weekly. Recruiters visit hundreds of schools. 150 students now enroll, with 75 in the freshman class. Companies sponsor tuition and offer raises to keep promising talent.
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New York
College of Insurance
Financial District
May 19 in History Highlights Key Events Across Years
On May 19 across history notable moments include the death of William Gladstone in 1896, birth of Johns Hopkins in 1785, Napoleon creating the Legion of Honor in 1902, a centennial exposition opening in Philadelphia in 1867, Italian troops surrender in Ethiopia in 1941, Doolittle awarded the Medal of Honor in 1942, Adone Zoli forming a Christian Democrat government a decade ago, and Khrushchev’s Sofia remarks in 1959 about avoiding a nuclear war with Kennedy.
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William Gladstone
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
Napoleon Bonaparte
Philadelphia
Ethiopia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
James H. Doolittle
Tokyo
Adone Zoli
Christian Democrat
Nikita Khrushchev
Sofia
John F. Kennedy
Corry Evening Journal Brief Notice
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The Marriage Question From A Barber Shop Chair
Jim Bishop reflects on marriage, love, and age in a long essay about a barbershop conversation with Mike and his son. He weights experience, trust, and social roles, arguing that real love endures beyond honeymoon highs, while noting the risks of early marriage and parental responsibility. He recalls personal lessons from two marriages and notes diverse family stories like Virginia Lee and Gayle.
Drew Pearsons Investigates Senate Delinquency Chair Dodd
Washington columnist rebukes Senator Tom Dodd for using the Senate Juvenile Delinquency Subcommittee to aid friends, fund his lifestyle, and dodge accountability. The piece contrasts Dodd’s lax action on juvenile crime with harsher treatment of peers and notes internal staff misuse and unpaid warnings about his ethics. It also references broader political reactions, including responses from Kennedy and Hoover, and hints at forthcoming coverage of Dodd’s investigations.
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Senate
Tom Dodd
D-Conn
Secretary Snyder forecasts tax relief soon in Congress
Washington reports Secretary of the Treasury Snyder told the House Ways and Means Committee a period of tax reduction is approaching but he did not specify which taxes to cut or when. He said Congress should consider how to reduce taxes at a later time.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Congress
House Ways and Means Committee
Speaking of Your Health by Dr Coleman
Reading letters on ear piercing risks and a bland diet for stomach ulcers this column discusses parental consent for teen ear piercing, infection dangers, and the need for sterile conditions. It also answers a reader on bland diets for gastric ulcers, outlining meals, snack timing, and foods to avoid.
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Lester 1. Coleman
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