Petrillo Fight Returns To Federal Court In Chicago
The Petrillo case reemerges in Federal court in Chicago over the Lea Act of 1946. The act, supported by President Truman, restricts coercion of radio stations to hire more musicians, pay excessive fees, or broadcast recordings. Justice actions trace from 1941 Supreme Court rulings to remand for trial and new arguments.
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the Caésar
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American Federation of Mail
Chicago
Walter J. la Bay
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Petrilla
Dim Petrillo
House
Senate
Aiken
Vermont
Mitchell
Washington
Taylor
Idaho
McCray's Keystones Score Debut Lead in Victory
In a windy rainy night at Corry, Homer Rose debuted with Grove City as the Keystones beat the Seneca Indians. George McCray, 58, starred with five goals, earning praise from Blue and Gold fans.
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Corry
Keystones
Seneca Indians
Homer Rose
Grove City College
Blue and Gold
Keys
George McCray
Rheumatic fever ranks high among deaths for young adults in US
Rheumatic fever is the second most frequent cause of death among people aged 20 to 24 in the United States, highlighting the ongoing impact of this illness on young adults.
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United States
Corry area home laundry venture and local notes
Corry and surrounding towns feature progress on Bill Croft and son’s Ben dix laundry service on West Eighth Street with 21 machines, a community Chest drive reaching a $26,000 goal, local anniversaries in Meadville and Erie, a new Bracken-Keating Funeral Home musical device, and Sigma Phi Epsilon pledging Ronald Jewell at Westminster.
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Corry
Bill Croft
Bendix
West Eighth Street
Titusville
Meadville
D. Cowles
Second Ward
Erie
Alex MacInnes
Bracken-Keating Funeral Home
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Westminster
Ronald Jewell
W. S. Jewell
East Main Street
Proctor and Gambilo
Merle Dodd
Duane Fogle
East Frederick Street
Walter T. Rath
Raymond Sandburg
East Irving Street
New York State
Westfield
Navy man on Bordelon visits Lisbon during courtesy voyage
Charles Long of 642 South Center Street a third class Navy man aboard the USS Bordelon spent five days in Lisbon Portugal with the destroyer accompanying the USS Fresno flagship of Admiral Conolly Naval Forces Eastern and Mediterranean area. Local residents prepare for Christmas trees with prices about 25 percent higher than last year due to higher labor and transportation costs. Attorney Roger Brown of Corry is chosen to advise Oberlin College freshmen and sophomores pursuing law with campus visits set for December 5 6 during the Men’s Career Conference. Hunters report jacklighting deer with powerful spotlights in Spring Creek area before deer season opens next Monday. City officials await Judge Titub’s ruling on the local disorderly conduct ordinance after challenges by Attorney Jess Juillante and City Solicitor Walter Scott. car demand slowdowns noted by Corry dealers as winter approaches. Corry hunters who miss bucks in the first two weeks will have a final chance December 13 for one-day only snilerless deer season. Nearby counties Venango Forest McKean Warren cited as heavily populated with deer activity.
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Long
Smallman
Della L. Miller
South Center Street
Navy
Lisbon
Portugal
Fresno
Wehard L. Conolly
Mediterranean
Pennsylvania
Roger Brown
Oberlin College
Corry
Oberlin
Spring Creek
Gity
Burton Titub
Jess Juillante
Walter Scott
Venango
Forest
McKean
Warren
Corry News Briefs Include Club Closure and Auto Rescue
In north western Pennsylvania deer sections near Corry are noted with the Corry Country Club closed for winter and the road to a local recreation area not closed. A Corry youth’s car was found in a ditch by State Highway Department crews who reined it onto the road before his arrival with a friend and a truck to pull it out. Earl Chergy has been named chairman of the local Army Advisory Board for the coming year per an Army dispatch.
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Pennsylvania
Corry
Woman Sues Over Injuries From Falling Ice
An Erie woman, Pluma Reed Brie, files a $10,000 damage suit in Erie County Court alleging serious head neck and other injuries from a large ice chunk that fell from the Ulrich Brothers Harness Shop on February 13. Attorney John A. Blackmore represents the plaintiff seeking medical hospital expenses and pain and suffering.
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Erie
Erie County
Ulrich Brothers
Pluma Reed
Brie
John A. Blackmore
Quizzical Querying of Historical Facts and Trivia
A set of eleven trivia prompts asking about historical figures and events. Questions cover topics from ancient animal analogies to 1939 wartime actions, League of Nations membership, stamp practices, government resignations, a Bermuda flying boat disaster, mock courts, minority enlistment in WWII, Nathan B. Forrest, and skating on glass.
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Johnson
Senate
Ronnie Seceniy
League of Nations
Soviet Union
U. S
Bermuda
Atlantic
Pacific Ocean
Nathan B. Forrest
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