Bearing Arms and the Two Applicants in Citizenship Debate
The article argues the 5 to 4 Supreme Court ruling on naturalization excludes Marie Bland and Douglas Macintosh, war nurse and theology professor, urging Congress to change the law. It contrasts Hughes’s dissent with the Schwimmer precedent, noting both applicants are conscientious objectors who would serve peacefully, yet are denied citizenship for not bearing arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peta
Supreme Court
Marie A. Bland
Douglas Macintosh
Hughes
Congress
Rosilet Schwimmer
Rosika Schwimmer
Congresa
Anduts Sey
Rail rates spark debate on cause and effect
The piece argues higher rail charges might depress traffic and worsen business during falling commodity prices. Economists suspect railroads push for wage cuts instead of rate hikes, with potential increases only on long hauls while seeking lower short haul rates to defend income. Trucks would take over many short hauls, preserving rail for long, heavy freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mil
Tnterstate Commerce Commission
Ralls
Garden Club seeks non offensive advertising methods
The Garden Club of America in convention rejects cooperation with outdoor advertising industry. The billboard committee chair urges advertisers to avoid off color displays and urges women to buy goods from manufacturers that do not deface landscapes. Club advocates preserve outdoor beauty for 120,000,000 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club of America
Garden Club
Memorial Day address set by Dr J R Rankin
Journal notes twenty years ago recall Memorial Day services to be held tomorrow with Dr J R Rankin delivering the address. Reported local incidents include a fall into hot liquor at Howard Tannery, a Cadillac purchase by L J Biss and Dan Alexander, and new movie theater on East Main renamed The Princess. A grand concert by The Kapeli wand is planned for the auditorium tomorrow evening. Leonard, nicknamed squire, dies at his daughter’s home. Lippman Building on West Main sold to H M Norom. A lively fistfight on First Avenue near 4 pm Saturday ends without serious injury.
Daily Lessons in English by W Gordon
A compact note on proper usage and pronunciation in English. It highlights common misuses such as beautiful morn and palliate, urges careful spelling like Trey, and discusses synonyms to expand vocabulary. The piece also underscores daily word study and mentions an insensus project with focus on clear meaning.
LOOK AND LEARN 1 Masterpiece at age eighteen
Answers: 1 William Cullen Bryant wrote Thanatopsis at eighteen. 2 Infer city of Maryland is Baltimore. 3 The only domestic animal tolerated and worshipped is the dog. 4 The purest commercial form of gelatin is gelatin. 5 The capital city of Nova Scotia is Halifax.
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Maryland
Nova Scotia
William Cullen Bryant
Baltimore
Halifax
Dynamite Substitutes Break Concrete Under Pressure
A report notes dynamite used to break concrete replaces hydraulic methods, changing the technique and potentially affecting results. The description suggests a shift in how blasts impact structures, with implications for safety and effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolae Hutish
Corry Nurses Class of 1931 Exercises Held
The Mext ville City Hospital Training School for Nurses Class of 1931 held exercises last evening at the High School in Util. Rev Ralph Navis spoke. Members from Corry included Evelyn Brigham and Florine Larson with many local attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mextville City Hospital
Tne High
Walter Brigham
Tose Sihare
James Share
A problem day horse cow puzzle solvable by equations
A horse is 960, the second horse and the cow together are 114 times the first horse, and the second horse plus cow equal twice the first horse. Solve to find each value. The rest appears as garbled notes about yesterday's prices and government work, not related to the puzzle.
Union City Car Crash Leaves Man Severely Cut
A Sunday night collision on Titusville road involved a service car from a local garage towing a car from a ditch. Donald Jones suffered severe facial injuries and required twenty five stitches. Herbert Mitchell and a second vehicle also sustained damage. no responsibility verdict yet.
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Union City
Titusville
Gray
Victor Childs
Childs
Lissi
Chevrolet
Herbert Mitchell
Mitchell
Donald Jones
Noteen
Corry High Year Book Issued At Local School Sale
The 1931 Corry High year book from Corrian High School went on sale today at Kessler Drug Store and Brooks Hindle. It features nearly fifty pages of local advertising and photo engraving by Canton Mugraving Co with Harold Lloyd artwork and a cover in Milby color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corian
Corry High Selon
Kessler
Brooks
Cano. O
Byle
Othier
Harold Lloyd
Earhart Flight Delayed By Gas Tank Leak At Ballis Field
Miss Amelia Earhart is delayed at Ballis Field while mechanics repair a gas tank leak in the autogiro craft used for a trans continental experimental flight. Earhart plans to stop next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aycee McKeesport
Amelia Earhart
Ballis Field
Miss Earhart
Warren Plans for New School Building
A Warren meeting discussed plans for a new fireproof eight room school to replace the destroyed structure. The solicitor was authorized to solicit bids for construction. If funded, the building will include classrooms, a principal’s office, teachers’ rooms, laboratories, and an auditorium with a kitchenette and small stage. The budget projections kept per capita cost at $2.50, same as last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ade Warren
Iil
Mr Giintak
Tyne
Jinn Suettr
Elis
Lawrie
Harrisburg
Finwnce
Five Bandits Draw Long Prison Terms in Texas Case
Pittsburgh May 20 five members of an alleged gang known as bandits were sentenced after pleading guilty to various robberies. Robert Hime escaped from the Texas penitentiary and received 3 to 60 years. Thomas Stoker 7 to 20 years. Anthony Cook 25 to 50 years. Phillip Finkelstein 10 to 20 years. John Filer 5 to 10 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wineries
Pittsburgh
Lomk
Texas Penitentiary
King
Robert Hy Kime
Pitttsbirgt
Thomas Stoker
Anthony Cook
Earhart Flight Progress Reported From Newark
Misa Earhart announced departure from Newark on a morning flight toward Beltisfield in Harrisbore with potential stopovers. She indicated the journey was advancing smoothly and expected to reach Columbus or an intermediate point as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Newark
Beltisfield
Harrisbore
Misa Earhart
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ALD. Golegrove
Arthur Colégrove
Fred Kimball, Inc
46Th St
New York Tribune
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Gitin Price
Tana Yre Stac
J. R. Ranken
Erre Miller
Mast South Street
Howard
L. J. Biss
Dan Alexander
Cadillac
Scott Edwards
Stacey Beker Aye
Movine Picture Show
East Main Street
Find
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Princess
Legi Leonard
Best Kenown
Squire" Leonard
Sam “Hatley
Lippman
W. Main Street
H. MS
W, B. Gordon
Corry Girls
Evelyn Brigham
Florine Larson
Meadville Training School
Trent
Ana Erin
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
Warren
McClintock School
Arte Grit
Aefleet
Ewa Grieless
Courteous
Houe
SMALE
Ersonal Finance
Oenrmaria Rainascini
South Center ST
Corry, PA
South Sea Isles
Walter Hoover
Model Dairy 2
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Windsor
Sale Ae Tae
Ontgomery Ard & Co
North Center
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