Orwell 1984 warning and the battle for freedom today
The essay warns that modern surveillance and propaganda echo Orwell’s 1984 but asserts that the United States will not reach that dark state if citizens preserve core freedoms. It notes two way television, data tapping, and persistent war as signs while praising Orwell’s lasting warning and relevance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceania
Winston Smith
Wayward Smith
Amnesty International
Ronald Reagan
Orwell
United States
George Orwell
Publisher and staff list from a newspaper masthead
The document lists key staff roles including Publisher General Manager Murray Schwartz and Frank Gothic, Business Manager Rosemary Churchman, Wayne Ziegter, and George Wesley, Production Manager Matthew Szafranski, and Plant Superintendent Clarence Gicker.
Abortion stance questioned in parish letter to editor
Roland Markin of Marian Council K of C accuses Rep Edgar of pro abortion voting and silence on the Hatch Eagleton Amendment. He argues Edgar's Methodist ministry should require pastor approval for engagements and urges constituents to scrutinize his positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Edgar
Senate
Jesus Christ
Roland Markin
Marian Council
K. of C
House of Representatives
Spectator rates judges high in Delaware County records
A spectator praises two Delaware County judges Frank T Hazel and Charles C Keeler for strong performance in 1983. He notes both will begin their second year in 1984 and highlights four judges starting new terms, with Hazel and Keeler projected for eight more years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Frank T.hazel
Charles C. Keeler
Hazel
Judge Keeler
Delaware County
Clement J. M. McGovern, Jr
William R. Toal, Jr
Chester area notes reflect a century of local life
100 YEARS AGO new officers of Chester Lodge No 76 Knights of Pythias are William K Dawson John Kay and Thomas B Robinson. Turns Connell, former Chester baseball star, now National League umpire. 70 YEARS AGO anniversary notices for Mr Mrs Joseph G Cummins and Mr Mrs James H Worrall in Media with Worrall receiving jewel from Rose Tree Lodge Odd Fellows. 54 YEARS AGO Fordville School Board sale and a former legislator died at 67. 25 YEARS AGO pay raises for Chester officials include Police Chief Winfree. Kiwanis Tournament highlights Tom Galia 45 points in St James victory. PMCs Tom Driscoll tops scorer. 10 YEARS AGO Hughie Mills dies. Chester Clippers beat Penncrest 73 49 in Kiwanis Basketball Tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Dawson
John Kay
Thomas B. Robinson
Chester Lodge No. 76
Knights of Pythias
Turns Connell
Old Chester Baseball Club
Joseph G. Cummins
James H. Worrall
Mr. Worrall
Rose Tree Lodge of Odd Fellows
L.A. Whitsit
12Th Street
Edgmont Avenue
Chester
Col
Samuel A. Dyer
Union Traction Co
Fordville School Board
Carl Jones
Media
Howard Winfree
Tom Galia
Kiwanis
St. James
Marple-Newtown
Tom Driscoll
Chester High School
Pennsylvania Military College
Also Mentioned on This Page
Editorial
Old Harold
Niles
Murray Schwartz
Frank Gothic
Stuart R. Rose, Linda DeMeglio
Andrew J. Reynolds
James 0. Sneddon
Chic Riebel
Rosemary Churchman
Deborah Shaw Terri DiCioccio
al Holcombe
Wayne Ziegter
George Welsey
Matthew Szafranski
Clarence Gicker
Ea Boros
Delaware County Daily Times
Mildred Ave
Primes
Arden
Skidmore
Albert R. Granger
Upland
Beacon Light Co
Chester Hospital
Br. S. A
Hughie A. Mills
Arthur’Nix
Chester High Clippers
Penncrest
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!