Court Chief Justice Blasts U S Supreme Court Commentary
In a Pennsylvania Bar Association meeting Chief Justice John C Bell of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court denounced the U S Supreme Court for chaos and uncertainty in recent decisions He faulted the courts on due process equal protection one vote doctrine and obscenity rulings and urged clearer guideposts to reduce litiga tion He also criticized Pennsylvania lawmakers on the rape law and warned against leniency toward criminals and the use of psychiatrists in trials.
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Pennsylvania Bar Association
John C. Bell
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
United States Court
Bell
Supreme Court
High Court
Congress
Pittsburgh
Altoona Mirror
Facial masks and eye pads target aging in executive world
Hal Boyle reports on secret wars waged by top businessmen to combat jowls eye bags and worry lines. department stores show two facial mask types and eye pads aimed at alert youthful appearance for board meetings and media appearances.
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Jean Sprain Wilson
NEW York
Brooks Brothers
Corry Evening Journal Publication and Post Office Rates
The Corry Evening Journal notes the paper's production details and post office rates. It lists subscription prices of 1840 per year for the main offering and 113.00 per year for a secondary service, with cents per copy and weekly costs mentioned.
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Carry
Cartier
Dr Duggar Pioneer of Aureomycin Dies at 84
Dr Bes Duggar, 84, former UW botany professor, led a Lederle Laboratories team to discover aureomycin, the first broad spectrum antibiotic. He isolated a golden mold in soil that yielded a drug saving many lives, with achromycin and other tetracyclines following. He taught, researched, and inspired dozens of students.
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Bes Duggar
University of Wisconsin
Gaffer
Lederle Laboratories
Pearl Aes N.Y
Duggar
Political contrasts in tobacco capitals race for Congress
Drew Pearson reviews a North Carolina congressional contest between Bagley and Galinfianakis. The Democrat heavy district includes Winston Salem and Durham, tied to Reynolds Tobacco and Liggett Myers, while other candidates Harold Thomerson and William Wood are noted. The piece also contrasts Greek American candidates Christopher and other political figures with background details and remarks on dairy magnate politics.
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Harold Thomerson
Ralph Scott
William Wood
North Carolina
Bagley and
Galinfianakis
Bagley
Winston-Salem
Reynolds ‘Tobacco
Durham
Liggett & Myers
American Tobacco
Washington Duke
Bull Durham
Duke
Letters to The Journal Opinions Then Publication Policy
Readers are informed that letters to the Letters column may not include writers names or addresses for publication. If names and addresses are omitted the opinions expressed are not necessarily those of The Journal and such letters will not be published.
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Publicasion
Coal strike nears end as railroads resume service
The nationwide railroad strike settlement keeps trains on the rails while a two week truce nears expiration. President Truman could not broker a lasting deal with John L. Lewis. In Corry, Carson Van Zandt, 74, was injured by a passing car on West Pleasant Street. Florence Desmond died at Hamot Hospital after months of illness. The Mabel Shoppe changes ownership with Donald Hall purchasing full stake. A fox litter was found near Union City. Vennis Follett buys a month-old fox kitten. Marie Manda and Robert W. Swanson wed in New Jersey.
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Corry
Washington
President Truman
John L. Lewis
Carson van Zandt
West Pleasant Street
Third Avenue
Corry Kiwanis seed potato contest and local events
Forty participants received seed potatoes at the Kiwanis Club luncheon at Hotel Corry for the potato growing contest. A Roosevelt Junior High track team from Erie defeated the Corry fairgrounds squad. Police chief Dunkle suggests solving recent Fairview School thefts. Junior High students toured Corry Brick plant. Mrs Leon Brown hosted a dinner for Fairview teachers. awards were given. Ruth Young announced her upcoming marriage to Frank Burkhart.
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Corry
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Corry
Leon Brown
Fairview School
West Church Street
Graft
Loon Brown
Ruth ‘Young
Frank Burkhart
May 27 in History Highlights From 1919 to 1983
On this date 1919 the NC4 naval plane reached Lisbon completing the first transatlantic flight. 1941 American troops invaded Biak Island. 1946 War Department urged changes after a report on unfair treatment of enlisted men. 1983 Century of Jess Exposition opened in cage. 1990s actions referenced without full context.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Chicago
Stalng
Biak Island
Dutch New Guinea
War Department
Cashab
Algiers
U. S
Laos
Can Hypnosis Help Smokers Cure For Heart Patients
In New York readers ask if hypnosis can aid a smoker with heart disease. The column explains hypnosis as a medical tool used by trained therapists within psychotherapy, not a magic wand. It cautions against untrained stage hypnotists and points to the Morton Prince Clinic in New York as a professional resource.
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American Medical Association
United States
New York
Morton Prince Glinte
Morton Prince
Hare Yard University
Milton Y. Kline
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