State report shows racial discrimination cases rise in Pennsylvania
The annual report of the Human Relations Commission notes 242 racial discrimination cases last year. Of these 138 involved employment, 55 housing, 49 public accommodations, plus 19 age, 16 religion, and 7 national origin cases. The piece praises the commission's work under Commonwealth blessing and urges continued social reform.
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Pent Htumian Relations Commission
The
Pennsylveola Pair Employment Practice Commission
Jim Crowlsin
Pennsylvania
Human Relations Commission
Commonwealth
United States Press Russia on Allied Front in 1942
In Moscow the U S presses Russia’s allies to meet obligations for a second front in 1942. In Washington James B Brynes takes charge of economic stability after rapid moves on cost of living items. Corry prepares Civil Defense and plans a Halloween Mardi Gras parade. Yankees face World Series pressure as St Louis leads three games to one.
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Moscow
United States
Russia
Washington
James B. Brynes
White House
New York
Yankees
Pitchem
St. Louis
National Newspaper Week Advocates Free Press Values
George Sokolsky argues National Newspaper Week emphasizes free press principles in October. He cites competition and independent funding as essential, noting U S papers remain non governmental and diverse in views despite high costs. Also mentioned are local notices on equestrian lessons and a DAR chapter’s colonial play at Erie conference.
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Brokenstraw Valley
D.ar
Erie
Freedom and the press personal journalism in history
The piece praises courage of publishers and editors who practiced personal journalism defending public rights against privilege. It cites leaders like Horace Greeley and Joseph Pulitzer, notes yellow journalism may be overstated yet served national interests, and asserts news covers all that exists or happens.
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Horace Greeley
Joseph Pulitzer
James Gordon Bennett
William Randolph Hearst
William Allen White
Cow Jump Causes Car Fender Mishap Near Warren
A Wasco grown cow crossed a road near Warren and jumped onto a car’s left fender, then was carried about 12 feet before being thrown to the ground. The vehicle sustained about $45 in damage. Trooper Ronald Nagy reported the incident. The cow appeared unharmed. two other cows were present at the scene.
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Wasco
Ronald Woodin
Bear Lake
Ronald Nagy
Warren
Harborcreek High Homecoming to Feature Skydiver Alumnus
Harborcreek High will host a special homecoming before the game with Erie Academy as alumnus Ralph Urman parachutes from 7,000 feet in a football uniform. He will reportedly land on the 50 yard line while holding two footballs and a mare-shaped prop.
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Aig
Harborcreek High
Erie Academy
Ralph Urman
Free press choices reflect local interests and decency
The excerpt argues that news relevance depends on place and audience. It highlights that publishers decide what to publish within decency, and readers determine what they read, noting differing priorities like international events versus local concerns.
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Mali
Mississippi
Trade bill aims at larger U.S. exports and freer trade
The United States seeks a bigger export surplus as Congress prepares a broad free trade bill. August figures show exports at a low, imports rising, and the overall trade gap remains a concern for jobs, aid, and dollars kept from foreign use. The administration hopes the measure will boost exports and curb debt.
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New York
United States
Congress
Kennedy
Census Bureau
U.S
U.S. Treasury
Market bloc threats to American goods and European access
The Market bloc pursues protection with rising industry. It can raise barriers to American goods entering Europe and threaten American markets globally.
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Europe
Area Girls Put On Probation In Forgery Case
In Erie County Court two girls Sara K. Rung of Conneautville and Sandra B. Bennett of Cambridge Springs received three year probation after pleading guilty to forgery and conspiracy. Each was fined 100 dollars on two counts. They helped write a bad check cashed at a Waterford service station last April. Two boys were previously sentenced on the same charges.
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Erie County
Sara K. Rung
Conneautville
Sandra B. Bennett
Cambridge Springs
Samuel Y. Rossiter
Waterford
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