Inflation echoes echo 1920s Germany and a Nixon era warning
The piece warns that rising prices could mirror postwar Germany's hyperinflation, citing 1922 1000 mark notes and bread line hardships. It recounts Gordon Liddy attempting to buy pistols with a White House pass, the gun control response, and a broader plea for timely government action before a Nazi-style rise.
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Law Question on Will Destruction Penalties
The Penal Code imposes a misdemeanor penalty for destroying a will with intent to defraud or injure another, including a fine up to 1000 dollars and up to three years' imprisonment or both. The upcoming Crime Code, effective June 1973, upgrades the offense to a third degree felony with fines up to 15000 dollars and up to seven years in prison.
Liddy sought small arsenal as Watergate links surface
A dealer recalls Liddy pressing for a small arsenal of pistols, hinting the guns were for a mutual venture with associates. The story links Liddy to the White House era gun lobby, hush money rumors, and Watergate probes, while noting a bank safety deposit box and unprintable remarks.
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Passionate Passover Scene With Judas and John Nearby
In a vivid biblical tableau Jesus shares a Passover with the disciples. Judas Iscariot sits to Jesus's right as treasurer while boy John squeezes closer for favor. Jesus forgives John’s squirming, blesses a wine chalice, and foretells remaining drink until God’s kingdom arrives, amid rising envy.
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Corry school project questioned by state dept firm
In 1953 the Harrisburg Department of Public Instruction hinted that the architectural firm Hunter Caldwell and Campbell may have misjudged the Corry Area Joint Junior Senior High School project size and scope. The finding could trigger readvertisement of the project. The rest notes daylight saving time begins tonight for Corry and nearby regions, a church clothing drive for world relief, jail interior repainting and faucet changes after citizen protests, and Corry High School Musicball League plans replacing baseball or track with intramural sports on Beaver's spring calendar.
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Love One Another as I Have Loved You Passover Communion
A sermon passage recounts Jesus during Passover with the twelve apostles. It highlights Judas’s departure after the bread and wine, the new commandment to love one another, and the understanding that Jesus’ death is a victory, not a defeat.
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