Liberal Man and Rights Debate Split by UN Pact
The piece reviews the failed attempt to adopt an international bill of rights at the United Nations General Assembly and contrasts it with American freedoms. It quotes Judge Harold R. Medina defining liberalism as independent thinking, open to criticism, and willing to evaluate the world without dogma.
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United Natons General Assembly
United Nations
Soviet Bloc
Harold R. Medina
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
L Lberal
Withdrawal of Hazen Follet reshapes Wayne school board race
Yesterday's Memories of Corry reports Hazen Follet withdrew from the Wayne Township school director contest in favor of Jamies Crowell, Democratic victor after a deadlock. WPA projects in Corry employ 61 on seven sites with more hires expected. highway work also underway nearby. Nurses at Corry’s Nurses Home form an American Journal of Nursing Club with Edith Davis as president. Stanford Hose Co plans a Thanksgiving Eve ball at the Elks Club to celebrate a golden anniversary. Corry High basketball shifts to Erie Count Northern Division to free space for Wattsburg in the Southern bracket.
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Wayne Township
Follet
Jamies Crowell
Corry
Edith Davis
Mary InMore
Isabelle Huntzinger
New Society
Stanford Hose Company
Elks Club
Corry High School
Erie
Teague
Wattsburg
Journal Seeks Reappraisal of Truth Theories
Forty years ago on November 22 1915 the journal edition notes a push to reexamine its conclusions ideas and concepts of truth in light of new information and differing theories now available to thought and inquiry.
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Journal
Lottsville Man's Father Dies
An obituary for Harold Mullery of Lottsville notes the death of his father uub a Mullery Sh. 71, of Wirrsn Warren yesterday after a prolonged illness. Born in Crawford County, he worked for National Forge and ordered Company, later moving to Warren. Survived by wife Kathryn Mary Jerre, a daughter Mrs. Max Crosby, three sons, and several grandchildren, with funeral to be held at Sugar Grove and burial at Wrschtsville Cemetery.
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Wirrsn
Harold Mullery
Lottsville
Columbus Marine Co
Wareren
Katherynt
Sarat Hildebrant
Meadville
mioWug
Sugar Grove
Youssesville
National Forge and Ordrated Company
Livine
Warren
Mr. Mallery
Willand Lindayetta Newbold Malley
Growmwood Tow
Crawford County
Ateriat
Cor Witon Hieh
Belioo
Baptist Ghiuneh
Rodrey Mallers
Kilwa
Cysatch Malley
Waren
Kennett Mallery
Crantore
A. Hubbard
Sandy Mallery
Struthers
Koenbriog
Thors Thie Sewer Byer Fiinenti
Buiblal
Wrschtsville
Hold Rites For Area Woman
Funeral services were held at St Catherine's Church in Dubois for Miss Josephine Lawless who died Saturday. Born in Dubois February 27, 1887, she lived there most of her life. She is survived by brothers in New York and Punxsutawney, and several cousins from Blairsville Pittsburgh Cleveland and Dubois. Burial followed at St Catherine's Cemetery in Dubois.
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St. Catherine’s Church
DuBois
Susephine Lawless
Wasen
Lawla
New York
Bert
Blairsville
Joh Lambard
Pittsburgh
Cathyrine
Dodge Freedom Bid For Killer To Undergo Mental Examination
The petition seeks a writ to halt Dodge from being returned to Farview State Hospital while a judge orders a mental examination. Charles E. Dodge faces a murder charge after a pharmacy shooting on August 10. Sheriff Coates brought the 52 year old ex-resident to court as he appeared calm in brown suit.
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Freedom Elite
Killer
Charles E. Dodge
Common Pleas
Robert Chase
Elmer
Evens
Dodge
Farview State Hospital
Evans
North East Drugstmer Pharmacy
University Leader Wil Brent Dies in Bloomington
Dr. Wil um Taye Brean, 95, longtime head of the university from 1902 to 1937, died in Bloomington Indiana. Brean guided the institution through major expansion and academic development, leaving a lasting impact on its growth and reputation.
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University
Bloomington
Ind
Wilum Taye Brean
Vote Split Marks House Plans on Tax Fight in 1950s
The House backed a plan tied to a manufacturers tax levy and a companion bill to raise 25 million dollars in the current biennial period via a pay-as-you-go capital stock tax. It also calls for a 60 million dollar exemption from the tax starting in 1957 and to drop a prior proposal to raise the corporate income tax to 6 percent. Gasoline interests prepared to oppose manufacturers.
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Oye
Phila
Whalley
Somerset
Yosko
Northampton
Seyex
York
House
Senate
Pennsylvania
Scientist and religious leader dies after notable career
A respected scientist and religious leader passed away yesterday after a long career as a scholar and author. He was known for his work bridging science and faith and influenced many through his writings and public leadership.
Tax plan eyed as unconstitutional excise levy debated
Lawmakers challenge 1945 amendment requiring motor fuel taxes be spent on highways. Lender’s plan would divert gasoline revenue to general taxes. Sen Mahany ties support to Senate Finance Committee action and GOP caucus votes. Leader argues $420 million in 16 months covers state needs, while critics warn of collection hurdles harming Pennsylvania industry.
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Senate Gop
Senate Finance Committee
House
Senate
Republican Caucus
Youth Given Second Chance in Tire Theft Case
Louis F. DeMarino, 16, facing juvenile court after admitting two tires were taken from Eugene Alberts of Route 99 near McKean on October 18. Judge Burton R. Laub ordered 10 days in county prison unless he identifies his accomplice and warned against staying silent in Morganza.
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Burton R. Laub
Louis F. DeMarino
Summit Township
John J. Coates
DeMartiny
Morganza
DeMarting
Eugene Alberts
Route 99
McKean
Tme
DeMartino
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