Radar use for speed enforcement gains state Council support
The Radars case for legalizing radar to enforce Pennsylvania speed laws gains backing from Gov. Lender's traffic safety group and the state council. They urge radar for local and state police, plus chemical tests for drunk driving, a uniform traffic ticket, and vehicle operator standards. The 1959 Legislature is urged to act, noting prior rejection in 1957. (Meadville Tribune)
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O. D. Shipley
Bureau of Traffic Safety
State Association of Township Supervisors
Meadville Tribune
In Defense of Supreme Court and State Rights Clash
Attorney General rebukes Conference of State Chief Justices at the American Bar Association meeting in Los Angeles. He cautions against sweeping generalizations about court decisions and urges restraint to maintain public confidence in the judiciary.
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Earl Warren
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Los Angeles
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High Court
Rogers
Frayed nerves and bladder discomfort plague reader
Fragmented OCR describes recurring urinary and back pain symptoms amid confusing text. It hints at overexertion causing discomfort and mentions anxiety and tension effects. The piece appears to be a misread ad or medical note rather than a clear event.
God Has a Place for the Older Person in Americana
Hal Boyle reflects on aging in journalism and life, noting the shift from taunt to accolade after 45. He contrasts 25 with 45 across hair, romance, career, finances, and grandparenting, concluding that age brings perspective, calmer ambitions, and a place for the older heart.
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Clara Bow
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Meadville Church To Use Former WE Quarters
Meadville signs sale for Westinghouse former office quarters to St. Mary's Road Catholic Church for a Meadville Area catechetical school. Deed to Archdiocese on Friday, property transfer planned November 1, school for Catholic youths. includes a 13 room mansion and a smaller two story building.
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Westinghouse
St. Mary's Row Catholic
Meadville Area
John M. Gannon
Ene
Rust
Meadville
J. J. McNany
St. Mary's
Robert Roba
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Starr
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Memories of Corry on War Tensions and City Debts
From September 10 1938 a Corry column recalls Hitler’s silence at Nuremberg as war looms while noting local Pittsburgh area rebuilds and city council to discuss refinancing bonded indebtedness and a Sunet storage building.
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Draft Registraries Named for Enrollment in 1918 War
Forty years ago on September 10 1918 registraries were named for the new draft. Wards list J D Bent ley D Warren DeRosay D E Lines and C H Patterson L J Lindsley and W F Brigham Concord Township C F McCray and Elgin Perry Lewis named. John Brady of Clymer died at the General Hospital in Warren after an auto accident near Garland. Dispatches say Corry boys in the 11th regiment fought bravely in the latest Yankee attack and performed well.
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D. Warren DeRosay
D. E. Lines
C. H. Patterson
Fourth
L. J. Lindsley
W. F. Brigham
Concord Township
C. F. McCray
Elgin
Perry Lewis
John Brady
Clymer
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Garland
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