Editorial cites two church papers backing Judge Roberts
The Journal highlights editorials from the Lake Shore Visitor and the Erie Churchman praising Judge Samuel Roberts for his impartial conduct and service beyond party lines. Both papers laud his humane view, private charity emphasis, and nonsectarian character, noting his Jewish faith and steady dedication to Erie County's welfare.
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Power and limits of the President in a sprawling government
George Sokolsky argues that while the President is chief executive, real power rests with Congress and numerous independent agencies. He notes regulatory bodies like the ICC FCC FTG and SEC wield vast authority, often beyond direct congressional oversight, and cites Public Law 87-580 approving oyster breeding programs as an example of delegated executive action.
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Home Gout Attack and Senate Musings
A personal gout episode at home contrasts with idealized bedside care and mocks the drift of government by experts. The author rails against bureaucratic waste, notes Congress as representative, cites Eastland Fulbright and Mansfield, and laments executive power growth while praising the legislative system.
Oysters Provoke Curious Congressional Debate
A terse note notes that few in Congress grasp oyster farming, yet asserts oysters are tasty and fit for eating. The remark foregrounds public discourse on shellfish while offering a brief culinary fact about oysters being good to eat.
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Congress
Hal Bayie's Americana Diary of a Sick Day
The narrator recounts hobbling through two days of pain after injuring a foot. He argues staying in a railroad terminal or at the office beats resting at home, then adopts a desk-drawer footrest to ease the pain as the day progresses. He jokes about illness, work, and the distractions of home life.
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Local Church Radio Series Probes Healing Religion
The local church will air a Christian Science program on WOTR Sundays at 9 30 am titled Should Religion Heal. The 15 minute broadcasts quote Protestant reports on divine healing and discuss how healings occur their place in religion fitting into Christianity and their reliability and world significance.
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New Christian Science Radio
the Bible Speaks
Journal subscription pitch appears in local ad column
An advertisement urges readers to subscribe to The Journal, touting easy access to news and daily updates through a promotional subscription offer. The brief item highlights the newspaper’s flagship role as a source of local and regional reporting.
Advertising agency and press rights notice in corporate memo
Fragmented OCR shows a corporate pressroom and advertising team listing agents and offices in New York Chicago Philadelphia with wording about rights to use or reproduce all news content printed, plus terms about advances and dates. The readable fragments indicate a standard media rights notice from BI PRIMBAUL INC and associated offices.
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Bress
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Chase
Jim Bishop on Hoover and wartime aid to Russia
The piece notes journalist Jim Bishop, praising Hoover’s long FBI tenure and moral stance while recounting his forthcoming book A Study of Communism. It references wartime U.S. aid to Russia, listing vast military supplies and matériel, framed as historical context for anti-Communist themes.
Movears Ago: Arctic Convoy War News and Local Notes
World war updates report Tirpite leaving Trondheim under Nazi air cover to threaten Allied convoys to Murmansk and Soviet defense of Leningrad despite heavy bombardment. In Corry New teachers arrive Chester Jensen and Ladmilla Tarasoff. Weekend accidents injure two men. Local sports mention Laurie Baker’s bowling. War-era shipments to Britain and Murmansk detailed with U boat risks and North Cape proximity. 1922 items note sidewalks, grocer lease, Mrs Whittlesey death, famine relief tales, and US aid debt figures.
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