In Hoc Anno Domini Paul and the Light Against Caesar
The Wall Street Journal frames Saul of Tarsus and Paul as defenders of spiritual liberty against imperial Rome. It contrasts Caesar’s rule with a gospel of the Kingdom of Man, urging readers to stand firm in Christian freedom and resist oppressive authority.
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Journey of a thousand miles toward peace outlined
Drew Pearson recounts postwar steps toward peace as Kennedy and Johnson frame a path from arms cuts to talks with China. Key moves include Khrushchev's 4.3 percent Soviet arms cut, U.S. base reductions, U.S.–Russia talks in Geneva and a door opening to Peking. West Berlin Christmas visits hint at broader changes, with a Mississippi-Georgia reader note supporting the Oswald family.
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War News and Holiday Quiet Amid War Bonds
United States and British war reports describe heavy bombing of Berlin and aerial operations against Japan as the war continues. In Corry, residents anticipate a white Christmas despite wartime shortages, with 1100 to 1200 service members absent. Local notes report two marriages, and a Corry Rod and Gun Club banquet planned for January at Hotel Phoenician.
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Charity and honors mark Corry 1923 winter
Forty years ago in Corry and vicinity, Salvation Army aid delivered over fifty baskets for the aged and needy, each basket including chicken, potatoes, cabbage, coffee, sugar, fruit, bread and more. The death of World War veteran James Hopkins in a Saegertown car crash drew military honors. Scarlet fever overtook measles as health officials warned.
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Alleged Slayer To Face Murder Charge Monday
William Schulz twenty five of Meadville faces murder and attempted murder preliminaries Monday before Alderman James T. Ho ad. He is accused of fatally shooting Robert Leroy Fox after allegedly trying to kill his estranged wife Louise Jean twenty six. Gerald Hinkson seventeen was wounded in the truck incident. A separate assault within a year to kill charge also awaits trial. Police found a British .403 rifle near Cranesville and a magazine with three bullets in Schulz car. District Attorney Richard Scarpitti seeks a first degree murder conviction.
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Alderman Hogan
Lawrence Park
Cassawago Creek
Cranesville
Merle Wood
Leo Weir
Richard Scarpitti
Moments of Xmas Hope and Dark Reflections
Paul Harvey contrasts holiday cheer with crime and moral decay. He paints a scene of phony Santa figures, theft, poverty, and a drunken, chaotic Christmas, then shifts to a somber note about a man named Schutz jailed without bond, implying deeper contemplation beyond the season’s pageantry.
Christmas in a Child's Eyes and a Simple Gift
In a quiet home the childlike wonder at Christmas shines through. Small children wake before dawn to a lit tree and simple gifts, knit gloves from Mom, and a Santa illusion fading as they grasp real joy. The message echoes that true gifts come from faith, hope, and love.
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Sherman Couple Injured In Crash Near Westfield
A Sherman couple, Ross M. Freeman and Lewis Freeman, were injured in a two car collision on the Westfield Westfield road. Ross Freeman, 71, was admitted to Westfield Hospital with facial cuts and a fractured right wrist while Lewis Freeman, 71, was treated and released for minor injuries. Deputy reports say the other vehicle, driven by David Schuster, 16, passed a car parked on the highway and failed to see the Freeman auto. Schuster and passengers were uninjured.
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Man Burns to Death in Fire at Red Lion Farm Home
The burned body of 74 year old Clarence H. Montgomery was found in the charred wreckage of the home he shared with his wife Olive near Red Lion York County. Mrs Montgomery suffered first degree burns to the face as the fire engulfed the frame house.
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