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Sn Nations
Fred Kimball
The
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New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Mortgage & Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Corry
Contempt of Court and Its Limits in Modern Practice
A historical overview notes the shift from theoretical to restricted use of contempt of court, distinguishing direct and indirect contempt, and citing the Norris La Guardia Act of 1933. It discusses the 1941 Supreme Court ruling overturning contempt citations against Harry Bridges and the Los Angeles Times, affirming protection of free speech and press. The piece references state and federal differences, the need for speedy public trials, and ongoing debates in labor dispute proceedings.
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Norris-La Guardia
Supreme Court
Harry Bridges
Los Angeles Times
Halis
Goldsborough
Twenty Years Ago News Notes from 1928
A 1928 retrospective recalls West Pleasant street coasting safety asks, holiday recess, and a Par cel Post surge from Corry with 350000 Christmas cards. Local updates include John Jeffries installing a modern soda fountain, Clark Lord’s arm fracture from a Ford crank, and legal excerpts on contempt and restraining orders.
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John Jeffries
Palm
South Center Street
DAILY DOZEN From the Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
The article discusses dietary adaptability, meat's role across life stages, and risks of overemphasizing any single food type. It notes Stefansson’s year on an exclusive meat diet with stable or improved condition, infant feeding versatility, and the elderly needing adequate protein, while warning against excess in any one category.
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the Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Stefansson
New York City
Quiz Potpourri Probes 1930s Era Figures and Facts
A reader quiz asks about a famous author and Indian expert who finished his 42nd book and died in Seton Village New Mexico, WW II casualty rates, gasoline element, Schipperke breed, 1927 currency, Czechoslovakia independence anniversary, a Seattle landlord group rent stance, a radio film comedian who wrote So This Is Peace, Manhattan Project fatalities, Picasso’s fame areas, and dietary advice on balanced dies.
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Seton Village
New Mexico
Schipperke
U.S
Washington State
Pablo Picasso
Family Escapes As Home Burns Near Conneaut Lake
Fire swept through a large two story farm home owned by Carl Pittner and his family, northwest of Conneaut Lake Fork, with high winds and embers. Mr and Mrs Pittner and their children Richard and Jean escaped as the second floor burned. No injuries reported. Firefighters from Conneaut Lake borough and park departments fought the blaze, saving a few belongings while water was hauled to douse embers. The home and its contents were described as a total loss.
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Meadville
Carl Pittner
Conneaut Lake Fork
Pittner
Richard
Jean
Conneaut Lake Borough
Conneaut Lake
Raymond
Lewis
Conneautville Man Badly Hurt In Crash
Walde Ingolls 25 of Conneautville is in critical condition at Spencer Hospital after his northbound Route 18 car left the road and struck a tree near Conneautville about 6 a.m. A fractured left leg possible skull fracture and body injuries are reported. Passenger Ardell Pronic 23 of Cambridge Springs was treated for cuts and bruises then released from City Hospital.
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Meadville
Walde
Ingolls
Conneautville
Spencer Hospital
Albion
Meadville Barracks
Ingalls
Unidentified motorist saves Miss Foulk after car flips in stream
Lary Bulford, a 25 year old Army veteran from Sharon, says he and two companions helped drag an overturned sedan from a stream near the Sharon Youngstown road at Masury. They found Vivian Foulk, 23, of Greenville, unconscious under the vehicle and revived her with artificial respiration before transporting her to a hospital. Bulford recovered the woman’s purse and clothes, drying them, but could not return them due to her condition.
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Sharon
Lary Bulford
Jennings Manufacturing Company
Masury
Vivian Foulk
Greenville
Billford
Sharon-Youngstown
Bulford
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Inez
Mann
Nad Emery Hotel
West Pleasant Street
Statoners
Fim
Payne
Ion
East Main Street
Clark Lord
Peeve Ee Renary
T.S. Kelsey
D.D
Optometrist
N. Center
I. Q
Lin
Artist
East Main St
Cambridge Springs
William T. Nichols
Wayne St
Gorry
Lynn Bogue Hunt
America
Allmark
Ours
Wtler Beer
Erie Brawing Company
DR. W. Clark Distributing CO
First Avenue
Ntzsa
Felephon Corporation
Wilcox Grocery
Hariscom
Ige
Oscar Meyer
Blatt Bros
Blatt Brothers
Regis P. Burns
Rex Theatre
Blatt Brothers Theatre Corp
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