The Historical View on Churchill Alliances
Winston Churchill argues the historical view favors intellect and spirit over mere physical power. He addressed the American Bar Association in London, stating English speaking unity rests on law language and shared intellectual bonds, not force. Churchill asserts Britain’s darkest hour proves this in practice.
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Winston Churchill
American Bar Association
London
Churchill
Britain
Grace Before Lunch Sparks Edgwater Park Controversy
In Edgewater Park New Jersey 900 residents with two elementary schools faced a dispute after a resident objected to a grace before lunch. A petition by 603 residents supported letting grace occur while the Attorney General ruled the blessing itself is a religious exercise barred, allowing Old Testament passages and the Lord’s Prayer readings. Congress sessions begin with prayer and coins bear In God We Trust. The piece questions when divine blessing becomes illegal.
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Grace
Edgewater Park
Houses of Congress
Memories of Corry Remembered After 1957 Flood
The Corry Chronicle notes a devastating cloudburst inundating the city with two feet of water. A barber shop in the Weed Building on North Center Street sustained damaged equipment and financial losses estimated in thousands.
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Miles McCroy
Weed
North Center Street
Meadville Man Drowns Near His Home
A Meadville man, 21 or 22, drowned in Watsons Run near his home while with three companions. Witnesses testified the victim stepped into a metal hole and disappeared beneath muddy water. his body was recovered days later. Police ruled the death accidental after investigation by Crawford Fenant.
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Seadville
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Watson's Run
Bear Geneva
Willem Ebxward
Woesson
Gad
William
Ender Ro
Meyrville
Pohice Ab Meadville
Tie Vietim
Luclueine Viniser Byuther Statun
Tls
Yoder
Addi
Autopsy Set In Death Of Erie Infant
An autopsy is ordered to determine the cause of death of an Erie infant, Karen Kraut, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Kraut. The child, who had been in good health, was found dead by her mother with an elderdown blanket in her crib. officials expect a St Vincent's Hospital autopsy to clarify the sudden death.
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Warren Wood
Frank Bradt
Garry Bow
Sth
U.S
Tnline
P Mt
Liverpool
Bishop Islard
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eisenhower
White House
Congress
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Karen Ka Kraut
Robert Kraut
Eric
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Robert-Lewis
Two Drivers Killed In Route 18 Head-On Crash
A head-on crash on Route 18 about a mile south of Greenville killed drivers Robert E Kapusta 20 and James Alison 52. A 10 year-old girl from Greenville suffered injuries and was hospitalized. Miss Junke was riding in Kapusta s car.
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Oeiticaounds
Nancy Maye Funk
Greenville
Robert E Kapusta
Struthers
Ohio
James Alison
Sharpsville
Junke
Kapusta
Hal Boyle's Americana Moments From a Mailbag Miscellany
New York columnist Hal Boyle surveys odds and ends from readers noting quirks of moon myths, famous figures, and everyday life. Highlights include a jovial quiz on Washington’s Mount Rushmore, Rinehart’s birthday milestone, and quips about marriage, fashion, and science.
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New York
Richigan
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Anwrica
Manhattan
Yau
Unclear nibble of science and history notes
Fragmentary text discusses material strength of ice and mud, a geologist claim about polar ice melt raising ocean levels, a quote by Sir Max Beerbohm, and a remark on the arrival of chickens in America. The readable portions mix science curiosities with historical allusions and a casual historical anecdote.
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New York Ciy
Max Beerbohn
Alpine Rescue Hopes Fade on Steep Mountain
Hope waned during the Alpine rescue as radio chatter reported a sealed signal and a rescued man fading. Medics worked an hour to stabilize two climbers on the treacherous north face, where Elder Mountain looms with a vertical wall plunging over 6,000 feet to the valley below.
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Conumen Sum Emge Jre
Helepart
Wiler Bi
Elder Mountain
Four Climbers Face Trouble on Alpine Route Spider Rock
Four climbers began ascent of a north wall at Alpligen in August. An observer noted slowing progress on day three, and by the fifth day the party was in grave trouble on the icy Spider rock jutout about 1,400 feet below the summit. Rescue operations started August 9.
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Alpligen
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