Editorial: Court to rule on Bible reading in schools
An editorial argues through Pennsylvania school Bible readings mandated by law raise constitutional questions. It notes a federal ruling against the practice and anticipates a Supreme Court decision. The piece warns of a potential shift toward a Godless, materialistic society if the Court bans official Bible reading.
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Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Washington
Federal District Court
Commonwealth
Number of eligible voters swells before November 6 vote
The Census bureau reports 112,000,000 Americans are eligible to vote, the highest ever. Yet the 1st residential election yielded only 68,838,005 ballots cast, highlighting a gap between potential and actual participation.
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Census Bureau
Fairy Tale Wish Ends With Lawn Mower Heist
A brief note from The South Bergen News in Rutherford New Jersey recalls a child asking for the garage keys and returning with the lawn mower, a small domestic anecdote framed as a fairy tale vignette.
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The
South Bergen News
Rutherford, N. J
Couple Dead In Death By Own Action Pact
Police in Monongahela report a fatal double shooting in a station wagon on picnic grounds near a Washington County town. The victims are Garnet I Brown and John D Cox, both married. A 38 caliber revolver was found in the vehicle. Corroborating notes suggest a death by own action pact.
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Monongahela, Pa
Allegheny County
Washington County
Garnet I. Brown
Monongahela
Cox
Ernest Moore
Moore
State Highways Department
Corry Evening Journal Publisher and staff list
The Corry Evening Journal lists publisher George, general manager Fylam Eaton, city editor Aliyn Hasbrouck, advertising manager John McLaughlin, pressroom foreman G T Bergman, and advertising reps Bottinelli Kimball Inc. It notes AP content rights and post office classification. Rates show yearly and weekly terms, advertising rates by request.
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THE
Corry Evening Journal
Sand
South Streets
Cony
Ea Corry Evveniing Journal
George , Sample
Fylam Eaton
Cliy Bator
Aliyn Hasbrouck
Johh ‘McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
Products Nations
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
Michiens Square
Chicago
Me and
Bond
Chamber of Commerce
Pitaturgs
Weightman
Philselphia
Amodlatad Press
AP News N
Pope John XXIII Leads Vatican II Toward Broader Unity
George Sokolsky notes the Vatican Council in Rome aims to ease Christian discord and extend unity beyond Catholics. He cites reforms in rites, vernacular Mass, and greater lay participation, while acknowledging clergy resistance and the presence of Protestant observers as part of a broader renewal under Pope John XXIII.
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John XXII
John
Washington naval clash looms as Guadalcanal battles unfold
Twenty years ago reports forecast a major clash between U S and Japanese fleets in the Solomon Islands as the Guadalcanal air base struggle raged. A flood in Washington climbed to record levels, with five dead and widespread isolation blamed on the cresting waters. Intermittent showers forced postponement of Corry versus Union City grid clash, hoped to resume Monday at Loveland Field.
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Washington
U. S
United States
Solomon Islands
Guadalcanal
Corry
Union City
Loveland Field
DePew Resigns Bank Post for Cleveland Firm Offer
1922 report notes D A DePew resigns as assistant cashier at The National Bank to take a position with George W Stone Co of Cleveland. Elmer McElroy handles redecorating bid for Ajax Building front at North Center Street as Corry Catering Co and Decker's barber shop lease spaces. Community Service Executive Council met about Halloween plans including a school parade athletic contests mass bonfire and entertainment. Friends seek published photo of Mr and Mrs B D Ross married 58 years living near Spar tanshoro with daughter Sadie Rogers. Findley Lake garage robbery solved with 15 tires and 25 tires found near Exposition Park Buffalo Road.
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D. A. DePew
The
National Bank
George W Stone , Co
Cleveland
Elmer McElroy
Ajax
North Center Street
Corry Catering Co
Decker's
Community Service
B. D. Ross
Journal
Spartanshoro
Sadie Rogers
Bradley and Nuttall
Findley Lake
Exposition Park
Buffalo Road
Chief Seeks Pay Hike For Entire Jamestown Force
Jamestown Police Chief John Paladino called for salary increases for all department members to raise morale and efficiency. He cited a desired starting patrolman salary of 4118 with progression to 5242 over six years and sought clothing maintenance allowances for all officers.
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Jamestoyiy
John Paladino
Jamestown
Paladino
Chautauqua County
New York State
Portrait of a Father in Fringe Years and Shifting Faiths
Jim Bishop recounts his father John M. Bishop Sr. entering an eightieth year with vivid memory and stubborn essence. Once a police lieutenant, he now dwells in a North Bergen room filled with mementos, newspapers, and pills, navigating aging, ghosts, and a fading self with humor and quiet resolve.
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John M. Bishop Sr
Notable Jersey City figure loved by his family
A long reminiscence describes a man approaching 79, his humor, routines, and vanity. He weighs opinions, monologues on life and politics, cherishes winter memories, adores meals and sleep rituals, and endures a structured nightly routine of reading, reminders, and pill organization.
Mice Show Skin Cancer From Chesterfield Smoke
Six of thirty Swiss mice treated with a Chesterfield cigarette smoke acetone solution developed skin cancer after 18 weeks. Dr. George E. Moore testified in U S District Court as Otto Pritchard sues Liggett Myers Tobacco Co claiming Chesterfield cigarettes caused his cancer and lung loss.
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Pittsburgh
U. S
George E. Moore
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Otto Pritchard
Pritchard
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
Moore
Liggett & Myers
Detroit Selected To Lead 1964 Olympic Bid In Nairobi
Detroit and Lake Placid were chosen by the U S Olympic Committee to bid for the 1964 summer and 1964 winter Games at the IOC meeting in Nairobi on October 13 1963 Detroit's fourth bid effort faces long odds with officials doubtful of success Lake Placid hopes are limited as the USA held the 1960 winter Games at Squaw Valley California and is committed to the 1964 Games in Innsbruck misinformation noted about other cities involved
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Detroit
Chicago
United States
Lake Placid
N. Y
U. S
Motor City
Squaw Valley
Calif
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Portland
Salt Lake City
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