West South Street Corry Journal Publishes Legal History Note
Corry Journal reports on historical state defiance of federal writs led by Georgia in 1830 case Corn Tassel and later missionary arrests, noting President Jackson’s refusals and mentions Gov Griffin Faubus. Also discusses a new term policy for single parents and children, defining the demographic and policy implications.
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Corry Journal
West South Street
Corry
Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
William Chirictsio
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Cory
Carter
Jackson
Charles Warren
Supreme Court
Georgia
United States
Tadlan
Scine Marshall
Andrew Jackson
Martin Griffin
Orvald E. Faubus
Arkansas
Griffin
Faubuy
Maine abandons role as national political weather vane
The article notes Maine shifted away from its traditional role as a national political barometer. It cites past wins for Roosevelt, Truman, and Eisenhower, but says Maine voters recently diverged, ending a pattern of using early September elections to signal national trends. It mentions Maine electing governor, legislature, and federal representatives.
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Maine
Roosevalt
Truman
State election date shift tied to national results
In September since it became a state in 1820 the results were seen as a barometer for the national election. Maine elected a Democratic governor three years ago and again last year. Making November the state and federal election date aims to align local results with national trends. Health officers report no suspected Asian flu cases in the county and vaccination remains available only through personal physicians.
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Maine
Prince
Canadian relations and Diefenbaker's early stance
The article notes John G. Diefenbaker's rise to Canada's prime minister following a Conservative victory and describes his initial calls for close neighborly ties with the United States while urging economic cooperation to address trade imbalances. It also reports Census data on US family income in 1956, highlighting rising earnings but ongoing subsistence levels and a call to raise the floor for the lower half of Americans.
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John G. Disfenbaker
Canada
Liberal Party
Diefenbaker
Census Bureau
United States
Tower Hall
Essential Personnel Receive Flu Shots in Jamestown
Dr Julius Prince state health official reported county supervisors allocated about 500 for Asian Iu Vaccine purchase. Vaccine not yet received but expected soon for 1,367 essential county personnel including 120 volunteer fire chiefs and assistants. funds support a program by Chautauqua County Medical Society.
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Jamestown
Julius 5. Prince
State
County Board of Supervisors
Prince
Suusmiospas
Chautauqua County Medical
Stolen wooden Indian recovered by local police
Detectives spotted the missing carved figure, a wooden Indian, in an antique shop yesterday. It will be returned to its owner, Thomas Blisard, once investigators finish their proceedings.
Home Owners Hold Mass Meeting In Kinzua Valley Protest
A wave of opposition gathers in Kingua Fire Hall as Kin tia Valley residents meet to oppose the Kinzua Dam plan. A Bradford attorney will discuss legal options while officials consider the $1,000,000 Congress appropriation for valley land surveys and potential relocations.
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Kinsua
Kingua Fire Hall
Kinnua Valley
Bradford
United States Army
Kinatia
R. E. Sprague
Pittsburgh
Congress
Kinzua Valley
Washington
Valley
Kinzua Village
Richard Morrison
Pantinaia
Infant Strangled In Highchair Tragedy In Cor a Pa
A 10 month old boy Edward Fennell died in a freak accident at a Cor a home fifteen miles southeast of Butler after his mother Thelma Fennell left him unattended for about five minutes. Neighbors and the mother tried to revive him but he died en route to a doctor’s office.
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Butler
Chicora
Here
Thelma Fennell
Edward
Struthers Wells Plans One Million Expansion in Titusville
Struthers Wells Corp announces a one million dollar expansion in Titusville to boost capacity for aluminum, stainless steel and other millwork equipment. The project includes new machinery for the forge division and a welder training school currently training ten men. The tangent bender product line, sold previously to Taylor Winfield Corp of Warren, Ohio, accounts for a small portion of business. About five Struthers Wells employees will transfer to the Ohio firm.
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Titusville
Struthers
Wells Corp
Wriquired
Phssy
Spaonnard Db
Ohio
Struthers Wells
Catholic Retreat Officers Meet At Warren
State Catholic Retreat Officers meet Sunday afternoon at the Knights of Columbus Hall Warren for the Erie Diocese Retreat League assembly. Erie Diocese covers four retreat leagues in Erie County and surrounding areas. E James Caldwell will moderate. plans for the 1968 summer retreat schedule at Christ the King Seminary and St Bonaventure will be discussed. A B Chiaramonte, past president of Archbishop Gannon League, hosts.
Pa Men Sue Boston Post Publisher
Three Pennsylvania residents sue John Fox publisher of the Boston Post seeking involuntary bankruptcy and demand records. U S Judge McCarthy denied a motion to quash a summons. Plaintiffs include Malcolm D Adams of Dubois, Henry C Ray of Bradford, and William L Smith of Bradford.
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Boston
U. S
William McCarthy
John Fox
Boston Post
Pennsylvania
Fox
Malcolm D Adams
Henry C Ray
Dubois, Pa
Willian L Smith
Bradford
Heart Victim Delivers After Complex Surgery during Pregnancy
A 20 year old patient, five months pregnant, underwent dangerous heart surgery in Philadelphia to repair a faulty heart. She gave birth to a 5 pound baby girl last Saturday in Erie at Hampl Hospital. Both mother and newborn are reported to be doing well.
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Eras Uy
Uaclel
Hampl Hospal
Betty Anyi
Walkiwiey
Apel
Philadelphia
Breadbox Twins Parents Return Costs County 750
Mr and Mrs Pace face 750 in a county tally to cover costs of returning them from New Mexico for a public nuisance probe over their twin infants found in a breadbox coffin in a Greyhound locker. Judge and authorities weigh murder or related charges while the Pace family endures medical and legal uncertainty as custody and trial proceed.
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Etvis
Clair Pace
Greyhound Bus
Distrive
Attoerney
Herbert Johnsat Jr
Johnson
New Mexico
Jolson
Pace Hack
Erle
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