Editorial on Pennsylvania judgeship politics and Keim appointment
The Altoona Mirror reprints a Valley Independent editorial denouncing Gov. Lawrence’s choice of Earl S. Keim to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. It criticizes political expediency, warns of a “courthouse machine,” and contrasts Keim with Samuel J. Roberts, urging merit over politics in judiciary selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monessen
David L. Lawrence
Amown
Earl S. Keim
Westmoreland County
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Lawrence
Monesse
Samuel J. Roberts
Erle
Keim
What makes a Supreme Court justice and impeachment
George Sokolsky discusses qualifications for Supreme Court justices, impeachment standards, and historical examples. He argues the Constitution only requires good behavior and tenure during that behavior, noting past justices and the contrast between strict and broad interpretations of the Constitution.
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Supreme Court
Supreme
Inferior Courts
John Birch Society
Warren
Congress
John Marshall
Felix Prankfurter
Corry Evening Journal imprint and masthead details
Fragmented OCR shows the Corry Evening Journal masthead with publisher George H Sample, city editor Eston, advertising managers, production staff, and publishing terms. The legible items include address references in New York, Chicago, Detroit, and a mail subscription line with yearly rates, plus display ad deadline note.
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Carey Evening Journal
George H Sample
Whats “Eston
Allank
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
Wational Advertising
Bottinellskimball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Bott Building
Detroit
Chamber At Commerce
Bulldis Pinabueels
Belieheee Phigaeus
Commerce
Kennedy seeks more aid from allies and warns of cuts
President Kennedy urges other nations to shoulder more of World defense and foreign aid costs, arguing that cuts to U S aid would weaken leadership. Eugene Black cautions pooling funds abroad, while Kennedy pushes Congress to raise unilateral subsidies despite calls for restraint amid questions about Russia.
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Kemnedy
Eugene Black
World Bank
Black
Russia-Cuba aid dwindles as Soviet grip tightens
Soviet experts say Khrushchev hoards cash while aid to undeveloped nations shrinks this year. Moscow cites space race costs and weapons stockpiling as reasons. Kremlin demands payback for any assistance, recently withdrawing electrical aid to India.
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Khrushchev
Kremlin
Russia
India
Pa Drivers Use More Gas
Harrisburg AP reports state gasoline consumption rose four per cent in the first seven months of the year, despite a two cent per gallon tax increase in 1961. Secretary Park H. Martin notes no decline in sales and cites 189,759,840 gallons used or sold from January to July.
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Harrisburg
Park H. Martin
The
Revenue Department
Department
Scrap drives and wartime hints fill Corry pages
News items note a scrap metal campaign in Corry inviting residents to place scrap in bins on North Center street for conversion to war material. Other reports cover a riding club winning ribbons, Ajax Iron Works workers praised in a Roosevelt pledge context, and a 1961 gasoline tax rise linked to wartime financing. Also included are local notes from 1922 about a crash at Washington and West Wayne, leasing plans for a skating rink, drought impact on nearby towns, a death on North Center, and Choral Society reorganizing plans for the season.
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North Center Street
Woman Says Killed Mate After Threat
Jamestown woman Hazel Frary testified in Chautauqua County Court that she fatally shot her husband Doyle Frary Sr on February 11 after he threatened to beat her. She described prior beatings including losing teeth and a lower plate. She said she feared him as he returned home with her stepson and that she fired after he taunted her.
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Mayville
Hazel Frary
Jamestown
Chautauqua County
Doyle Frary Sr
Injured Boxer Remains Grave in Seventh Day Coma
Los Angeles reports Argentine heavyweight Alejandro Lavarante, in a coma after a knockout by San Francisco's Johnny Regins, suffered a seizure and spiked fever. Neurosurgeon Dr DeWitt Fox says he remains in a critical period with fluctuating condition, hopeful for survival. In McKeesport a car crash near Draversburg Bridge killed William C Ward of Clairton. Gerald Maloy, Shamrock Restaurant operator, notes violence at Frary restaurant incidents.
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Los Angeles
Alejandro Lavarante
Chung
San Francisco
Johnny Regins
Lavarante
DeWitt Fox
Lavorante
Smashup
Mckeesport
Draversburg Bridge
William C. Ward
Clairton
Gerald Maloy
Doyle Frary Sr
Frary
Doyle Jr
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MP. Daly
United States Supreme Court
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Taney
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John Jay
William Howard Taft
Charles Evans Hughes
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harlan F. Stone
Earl Warren
Eisenhower
California
Felix Frankfurter
Corry
Corry Evening Journal Publ Dall
Sétond
Chase Mail
Myler
Paul Harvey News
Kennedy
Moscow
Stalingrad
St. Thomas’ Church
William Chapman
Redemptionist Order
Many Trails Riding Club
Sugar Grove
Youngsville
Ajax Iron Works
Third Ward
Norman J. Edinger
Washington
West Wayne Streets
William Nichols
Jourdet
Harry Teets
Brooks Garage
Mr. Teets
Midway Park
Charlotte Stanford
Archie F. Stanford
Corry Choral Society
Saul Averbach
Optometrist
Optical Center
Poplar St
Erie, Pa
Rossin
Loblaws
Cloverlane
Orchard Park
AGAR
Jimrose Steak House
Corry, PA
Jim
Rose Gamrie
Jamar Town
Officers' Club
St.Albans
Chautauqua Lake Yacht Club
Clearwater
Fla
Moon Brook
N.Y
Jim" Gamrie
Ol’ Man
Hammonds
Erie County Medical Society
Labin
Sabin
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