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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1953
Page
4
The article quotes Attlee on constitutional monarchy noting that the king acts on ministers advice. Socialist voices praise monarchy for stability aiding social reform. It argues hereditary rule persists as peoples’ comfort during rapid change and reform.
The piece surveys Queen Elizabeth I’s popularity on the eve of coronation and argues the monarchy thrives amid social shifts and mass democracy. It cites The London Economist and scholars noting monarchy as art and ornament, linked to welfare state ideas, sports, and housing access. It contrasts past republican fears with contemporary endurance.
A quirky reader quiz asks 16 questions about golf clubs, geography, literature, history, art, and time zones. It includes prompts to turn to classified pages for answers and notes memory improvement. questions cover Washington DC golf, Tel Aviv’s country, Daniel Defoe, Hannibal, Rembrandt, Napoleon, statute mile feet, Chaucer, time zones, and a grammar correction.
Harry A. Fulta of Titusville was fined 250 dollars and costs for practicing as a chiropractor without a license. It was the first sentencing under the 1951 chiropractic examining law. Judge Mook suspended the fine on condition Fults stop practicing. Dr. Lane of Meadville noted pending charges against others. Fulta had not taken the required examination. An appeal was attempted by J. E. Jak with letters from patients claiming benefit.
A stockholders suit names Treasury Secretary George M. Humphrey as a defendant and sera hearing before Judge Gustin L. Staley in Pittsburgh. The case, filed by Abram J. Berkwitz of Brookline, alleges Humphrey and Hanna Co directors acted in their own interests in an eight million dollar transaction between the firms.
President Eisenhower pledged personal assurance that proposed Air Force budget reductions will not erode national defenses beyond a safe margin. The debate at the Capitol raised questions about defense spending, with Rep. Yorty accusing Defense Secretary Wilson of cutting costs without assessing impact. Miami Beach faces no cemetery, no airport, no railroad, and no obvious manufacturing plants.
Lawmakers oppose Fin es tax plan as Senate completes action and sends an 80 million dollar appropriation bill to the governor to avert payless paydays for state employees after June 1. Lawmakers depart town and schedule a recess next week due to hotel shortages while Fin e cites budget cuts totaling about 33 million dollars through tighter public assistance, reduced school subsidies, and trimmed kindergarten grants.
Aluminum Company of America will liquidate the Mcoa Mining Co soon and move its subsidiary’s mining of bauxite and other minerals to the new Mining Division. The parent company says the change simplifies the corporate structure and involves no personnel changes.
Howard Sherwood Tierney 58 father of Gene Tierney was found not guilty by Bucks County Court jurors who held he shot a neighbor's pony by accident on his 106 acre farm near Doylestown two shots from a 22 caliber rifle were meant to frighten the animal off the property. The trial lasted two days with Tierney paying 75 percent of costs while Mrs Dorothy Martin paid the rest.
Pat James R. Berkey, 13, of Rockwood, was killed last night when a tractor overturned on him while he worked on his father’s farm near Somerset.
The plan proposes mergers or boundary changes for school construction to prove better administration. It offers a five percent salary boost instead of ten for certain staff, saves seven percent and reduces nurse training grants from 150 to 75 dollars, aiming to save millions. Additional six millions may be gained by lapsing unused current biennial appropriations.
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