Could Negroes Police Their Own In Time Of Turmoil
An opinion argues that government authorities should not shoulder racial guidance alone. It cites examples from teen justice in Montana and military courts to suggest self policing by Black leaders in Harlem Philadelphia and across the nation could curb racial violence.
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Dixmoor
Philadelphia
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Clifford Holcomby
Joeniit
John D. Hemminger
Sone
John W. Hemmninger
Battalinut
Caritilacan
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Kong Anh Quach
South Viet Nam
Andrew Hutton
Clymer
Findley Lake Muskatlinge
John Hurlburt
May
Les Hurlburt
Warren County Juve Grobation
Erie County
Billy’ Messinger
Meg
Edward Messinger
Mead Avenue
Covey Hospital
Mdow
Tie Dow
Messinger
Twn
World War II Rhine push and Pacific assault updates
Secrecy cloaked Allied Rhine advance from the German border with reports of 75 miles penetrated. At Pearl Harbor the Pacific war effort claims 107 Japanese planes and 40 ships in five days as bombardment and naval actions intensify near Tokyo and the Philippines. Russia declares war on Bulgaria. Corry High School opens football season beating Youngsville 12 to 6 at Loveland Field.
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Rhine
Siegfried -Line
Supreme Headquarters
Pacific Fleet
Pearl Harbor
Tokyo
Philippines
Corry High School
Youngsville
Loveland Field
Chuck Jackson
Jimmy Reynolds
Corry
Connie Monroe
Paul Harvey NEWS Jobless Claims At 10-Year Low
Harrisburg AP says unemployment claims in Pennsylvania hit a ten year low while a Paul Harvey column denounces a cannibal society. He warns against subsidies to the dependent and praises industry while referencing Ayn Rand and a Florida move by some industrialists. The piece includes a Scranton explosion report and a critique of welfare.
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Harrisburg
Bureau of Employment Security
Penneylvania
Kennedy Loyalists Backing Kennedy In White House
Amid Johnson’s New York Senate bid, Kennedy loyalists reportedly still influence White House staffing and National Committee decisions. Atlantic City speeches favored Kennedy’s staff while Johnson and Humphrey faced tighter distribution. The piece notes U.S. stance toward Nasser and Yemen, plus a humorous Johnson-Humphrey dynamic and a Sears Roebuck connection.
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Robert
Kennedy
Senate
New York
Johnson
Bobby —Kennedy
White House
Larry O' Brien
Wendal
Ki Donel
At Atlantic City Dignitaries Visit During Convention
Six African government officials from Kenya visited Atlantic City during a convention as part of a study on American democracy. They stayed in Mississippi delegates’ rooms at the Chalfonte Hotel at a budget of 16 dollars per day including taxis. PR man Tom Deegan connected publicity efforts, with assistants planning political work for Kennedy and Goldwater campaigns. Philo Dean, former London observer and Korea captive author, now tied to Constantine’s court, joins Washington press relations.
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Kenya
Atlantic City
Chalfonte
Atcan
Tom Deegan
New York
London Observer
Philip Dean
Korea
Garay Bralny Jours and Production Managers BOTTINELE
Fragmented OCR text mentions Garey Bralny Jours and George R. Sauple with an unclear General Manager, amid scattered references to production staff, New York, Philadelphia, and a factory or pressroom setting. Details are garbled and names are inconsistently rendered.
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Garey
YMCA Calendar Week of September 7 Schedule
YMCA calendar notes building hours and activities for September 7 week. Building closes to youth members daily by 7 p m until September 14. Labor Day closure Monday. PBX operator receptionists club Tuesday 4 p m. Junior High Danes Friday 7 p m. Details incomplete for other days.
Toddler Skates At Ten Months
Roger Beutel, a 10 month old, thrills on rollerskates as his father Stuart and mother describe his rapid early walking progress. The family plans to buy him his own skates if he keeps up the pace.
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Vangul Vee
Roger Beutel
Roger
Stuart Beutel
Corry News Briefs Include Local Edits and Rumors
Local notes report clerical changes and protests, with talk of a coming city change in church ranks and safety concerns at school additions. County property records are under scrutiny as timber sales are delayed. growth plans and dam progress are debated amid civic chatter and transit updates from Corry and surrounding towns.
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Charles Graham
Corry
Graham
Couinly
Columbus
D. H. Lay
Harrisburg
Lay
Homer Kulstee
Canadian Rockies
Banff
Rockies
Titusville
Life League
Civilian Conservation Corps
FDR
Allegheny National Forest
Hear Rey Elmer A Orfner at St Pauls Lutheran Church
A Sunday service at St Pauls Lutheran Church features Elmer A. Rey Orfner and invites attendees to reflect on inviting Jesus during the 11:00 A.M. service titled When You Invite Jesus.
Library and book selections at the public library update
A summer selection of juvenile and adult books adds new titles from the children's catalogue. The library hub expands with a new strip lighting project at Ateord School aiding studious work and reading. Alfred P. Sloan's General offers practical business insights from five decades in major firms. Robert Penn Warren’s novel portrays a writer returning to past regrets amid a dramatic accused crime and redemption arc. Robert Murphy’s Diplomat Among War analyzes wartime diplomacy and policy decisions shaping early 20th century crises.
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Alfred P. Sloan
Alfred P. Sk
Robert Penn
King's Men
Robert. Murphy
Loosevelt Sonar
North Africa
Cling
Berlin
America Tegel
Sues
Bob Murphy
Fire kills 87 on sofa in West Taylor home
George Rummel, 87, burned to death when a Wood-frame structure fire swept through his living room in Johnstown. Authorities say the fire caused no determined cause.
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West Taylor
George Rummel
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