Voters Decide If Pennsylvania Will Draft a New Constitution
Editorial argues voters on November 8 must decide if a constitutional convention should be convened to draft a new basic law. If approved, 150 delegates would be chosen with minority party representation, six months for hearings and drafting, then a 1965 referendum. Debate centers on a potential graduated income tax and the proper process for constitutional change. The Pennsylvania Bar Association backs continuing the current amendment process. the 1872 constitution needs modernization. The piece frames the choice as a direct test of the electorate’s will.
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London RAF bombers strike Berlin in new war phase
Twenty years ago this September the great fleets of RAF heavy bombers bombed Berlin in a concentrated incendiary assault signaling a grim new phase in the war. In Washington the interior secretary warned dry gasoline pumps may be needed to aid essential travel as fuel shortages loom. Local notices cover garage repairs near West Ward, a 500 Club boxing series, and community events.
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Corry Evening Journal and Associated Press Notice Details
A fragmentary historical notice from Corry Pennsylvania outlines publishing affiliations and rights for the Corry Evening Journal with references to editors printers and distribution. It mentions production staff and relations with the Associated Press and other entities, plus subscription and term details and pricing concerns.
Rescue debate over ill conceived Pennsylvanian mine shaft dig
A rambling critique questions the two week rescue operation for a deep mine collapse. It criticizes the cost and effort, asks why vast military and agency resources were mobilized, and ponders the ethics of sacrificing people for a perceived productive outcome. It cites a line about a "stunned love" hole and reflects on human value in wartime and crisis.
Romania a Socialist success story in Khrushchev era
Drew Pearson reports on Romania under Gheorghiu-Dej as a thriving socialist state. He notes 8 to 16 percent annual growth, higher than West Germany and Japan, and credits Communist planning and party leadership. Visitors describe rising literacy, libraries, cultural programs, and aggressive modernization, while acknowledging uneven prosperity versus Germany and Czechoslovakia. American business interest is welcomed with cash purchases and guidance.
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Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
Reported first time science touts a healing substance that reportedly shrinks hemorrhoids relieves itching and pain without surgery. The article notes a substance called Bio-Dyns Prepargvien 113 used as a suppository, with broad claims from researchers and drugstores.
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Man Held for Killing Mother In Law in Fayette County
Albert Moody of Filbert faces charges after a Sunday night shooting at Mrs. Bertha Carter’s home in Filbert. Carter, 40, died at Unighteyn Hospital. Police say Moody argued with his wife Roberta prior to the fatal shot delivered to Carter in the chest.
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Earthquake kills about 100 in Kashmir Valley
An earthquake struck six villages in the Kashmir Valley yesterday, killing around 100 people and injuring many more. Most residents were at work when the quake hit, crippling the area near New Delhi.
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Letters to the Editor highlight constitutional fears and civic spending
Readers debate the National Anthem stand and religious symbolism in schools while criticizing local government for spending on a golf course and questioning the fate of a municipal swimming pool. The letters reference a federal judge, constitutional protections, and community youth programs including a YMCA.
Pleads Innocent In Pa Murder Case
Dunault Fas Tella Oliver Bish of Homestead Florida arraigned on murder charge and pleads innocent to the fatal stabbing of Joseph Kendrviles 40 in a Miami area camp. Justice of the Peace Michael Kenkavesky remands her to Lackawanna County Jail pending grand jury. arrest followed near the camp after Kendricks was stabbed. Police quote her as saying Kendricks dragged her and threw a senile before an armiged at her.
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Disney nature in HOLLYWOOD BOYS TV special review
Television critic notes Disney produced NBC shows mix of Jim of Wild Life with human story lines, praising Walt Disney's aim to identify audiences through childlike characters. Describes Hibler’s method using controlled animals and real footage filmed in California and the South, delivering a documentary style with theatrical narration and a nature adventure tone.
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Corry Area Grads Supplying Half Pitt Branch Students
Corry area graduates account for about half of Pitt branch enrollment this fall. Of the students attending Pitt Can DUS, roughly 50 percent come from beyond Titusville within a 10 mile radius. a dozen hail from Titusville. Meantime OU City High School leads in contributing students from beyond the family radius. Other schools include West Forest, Meadville High, Corey High, Tian City, Franklin, Linesville Conneaut, Rocky Grove, Youngstown, Brockport, Montour, McKeesport, and Leeper, with varying counts of freshmen joining the program.
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Admits Killing Pa Woman in Philadelphia Slaying
In Northeast Philadelphia a 21 year old expectant mother named Frances Ueberman was fatally stabbed by George A. Mount an ex convict with a lengthy delinquency record. Mount told investigators he stabbed her after entering the apartment while her husband Charles an accountant was away. The incident occurred Thursday and left a shocked husband to find the body.
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Area Aides OK Voluntary Bible Reading
Cranberry School Board approves voluntary Bible readings in classrooms at a special meeting. Principal Harry Ashbaneh notes student choice will govern participation. some students may opt out without penalty. The move aims to preserve historic practice dating back decades despite broader Supreme Court concerns.
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Supreme Court
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