Editorial Review of Teachers Unions and Board Policy
The piece reprints NSBA views on the AFT and NEA power struggle, noting leadership aims to organize locals and seek collective bargaining with boards. It cites Mund and Megel on union strategy, the AFL CIO support, and elections outcomes affecting school governance and pupil reach. It urges boards to Prepare, adhere to law, and resist premature concessions.
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National School Boards Association, Inc
ANSBA
American Federation of Teachers
APT
Ano Doy Tyattior Inganieutlay
Nn 8
NEA
James Mund
AFT
Boards of Education
Mr. Mundy
Megel
Eliterioi
New York City
NSBA
Board of Education
Erie Mother, 34, Charged With Beating Daughter
An Erie mother was charged with assault and battery after police say she struck her 10 year old daughter in the face with a buckle end of a belt while reprimanding her for theft. Neighbors rushed the girl to flamot Hospital where she received 19 sutures for facial and head cuts and was released.
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Mn Oryeatel
Flamot
Investigation details amid stolen money case
Monday and Tuesday noon hours and figured the child was using the stolen money to buy hunches. Detective Sgt. Charles Mc Curdy is conducting the investigation.
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Charles McCurdy
United Nations Day Proclaimed in Pennsylvania
Gov. Scranton proclaimed October 24 as United Nations Day in the commonwealth urging citizens to observe the anniversary of the UN Charter's implementation. The call comes from Harrisburg to mark the international organization's significance.
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Harrisburg
Gov. Scranton
United Nations
Commonwealth
Scranton
Vicksburg Bombing Tests Mississippi Civil Rights Balance
Drew Pearson reports Freedom House in Vicksburg was dynamited as civil rights work expands in Mississippi. He notes mayor John Halland and police chief Murray Sills defended law, while clergy split on condemnation. The attack follows arrests in Meridian and McComb and signals a troubling setback for racial progress.
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Murray Sills
Meridian
McComb
Corry Evening Journal masthead and staff notes
The Corry Evening Journal front matter lists publication details and staff roles. It mentions West South Street address, publisher George R. Sample, various departments, and Associated Press exclusive rights for local news.
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Com Evening Journal
George R. Sample
Munser
Truck Rammed Home Cutting Power to Area Families
A DuBois truck driver collided with a two story Clintonville home, damaging plaster and walls. The truck struck a utility pole, cutting electricity for about four hours to roughly 800 families in the Clintonville Barkeyville area. The driver, Gyomund F Brown of DuBois, suffered a severe cut to his left leg. The truck carried medical and surgical supplies from Jersey City to a storage mine in Boy.
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Phanklin
Dubois
Clintoreville
Franklin
Muuie
Clintonville
Clarence Rid”dd
Lige
Iymmund F. Brown
Stout
Jersey City
Nvd
Boy 4
Polite
Pastor Receives Town and Country Award in Washington
The Pennsylvania Baptist Convention honored Rev. Robert E. Berger for his service in town and country church work. Berger, pastor of Picture Rocks Baptist Church, received the Town and Country Award during the 125th annual meeting in Washington.
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Washington, Pa
Robert E. Berger
Mr. Berger
Picture Rocks
Wat
Youth Migration Sparks Tension After Freedom House Blaze
Paw Cowan laments influx of youths to Mississippi towns like Vicksburg amid the Freedom House bombing. He cites 60 to 700 young movers last summer, arguing their talent and potential leadership could turn bitter if they lack government protection, risking embitterment like Neproes in Mississippi.
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Atlanta
Freedom House
Vicksburg
Wickebute
John 0. Halland
Paw Cowan
Mississippi
Missisippi
If I Were the Devil Warns of Temptations and Manipulation
The speaker outlines a hypothetical devil’s strategy to undermine American society by sowing whispers that erode faith, promote vice, weaken work ethics, corrupt education, infilitrate unions, and push pornography through courts, media, and culture.
If I Were the Devil by Paul Harvey
The speaker imagines a hypothetical Satanic program to undermine society by removing religion from public life replacing it with science and psychology to control weapons and people. He envisions a police state forcing work and separation of families to weaken ambition and moral order.
Man discards candy for shotgun mishap in Pasco
In Pasco Washington AP report John Severson who quit smoking kept a mint cylinder in his pocket. He reached for the cartridge to load his shotgun and pulled the trigger. The chamber clicked and the candy cylinder popped out.
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John Seversoan
Severson
Kramer’s Damaged Campaign in Bremerton Break-in
Republican L. Kramer, campaigning for state secretary in Washington, had his car broken into in Bremerton. Thieves stole his clothes and a supply of campaign literature while he spoke to the Lions Club.
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Bremerton, Wa
L. Kramer
Cal
State of Washington
Kramer
Lion's Club
Federal to Present Evidence in Crump Meyer Murder Case
Federal prosecutors plan to present evidence to a grand jury in the murder of Mary Pinchot Meyer. Raymond Crump Jr., father of five, is jailed without bail on the charge, with police alleging robbery as the motive. Meyer was a Georgetown artist and friend of Mrs. John F. Kennedy, killed near the C&O Canal towpath. Wednesday would have been her 44th birthday.
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Washington
Raymond Crump Jr
Mary
Pinchot Meyer
Crump
Meyer
Georgetown
John F. Kennedy
Charles J. Nunean
Triaddon
Grump
Amos Pinchot
Bull Moose Party
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Man Sentenced to Life for Pittsburgh Murder
Bu gene Swidowski, 38, was found guilty of first degree murder and sentenced to life imprisonment by Visiting Judges J. Frank Graff and James A. Reilly in Allegheny County Court. He admitted to a Nov 24 murder during a Baldwin borough robbery that killed Gusf Georges, 65. Co-defendants Robert Campbell and Ralph Caruso face murder and accessory charges respectively.
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Pittsburgh
J. Frank Graff
Armsrong
James A. Reilly
Fayette County
Bugene Swidowski
Allegheny
Swidowski
Gusf Georges
Baldwin Borough
Georges
Robert Campbell
Ralph Caruso
Pittburgh
Campbell
Caruso
St Eliza Guild Bake Sale Set for October Event
St Eliza Guild of St Eli holds a bake sale and art time gathering chaired by Mrs Bernard with several committee members. An elephant sale and a garage sale fund raise follow on the 25th and 10 30 a m respectively with tea and coffee served. Donations welcome to Mrs Camer man and Mrs Ps Mrs Frank.
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St. Eliza
Elizabeth's
the Moose
Kronz
St. Eli
Bernardent
Camerman
Frank
Stec
Harry FE
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