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Common Sense Attack on Federal Aid Sparks Debate
A Washington-based organization known for anti debt views critiques calls for federal aid to schools amid a survey by Health Secretary Arthur S. Fleming. Of 35,000 districts, 270 reported classroom shortages, suggesting no broad need for federal funding. The piece laments low Patriotism displays and urges unity and restraint in national discourse.
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Airman killed in Ukiah crash on mountain road
An auto plunged off a two mile mountain road in Ukiah Saturday killing the driver Airman Second Class John F. Hetsko 21 of Patton Pennsylvania. Two other airmen were injured in the crash and transported for medical care.
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Religion In The News on Capital Punishment Divides Churches
A survey shows major churches vary on the death penalty. Methodist and United Presbyterian groups condemn it, Episcopal leaders question state capital punishment, Jewish congregations largely share Protestant views, and Catholic positions outline caution. Lutheran groups study the issue with a Missouri Synod stance hinting biblical allowance.
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Leap Year Bachelor List Captures Hollywood’s Top Eligible Males
Hollywood Highlights lists sixteen of the town’s most eligible bachelors with rough chances of catching a mate. Cary Grant, Marlon Brando, Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley and others appear with odds, while Raymond Burr and Montgomery Clift are noted as hard-to-win. Kansas ranks first in flour milling in the United States.
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Erie Archers Defeat Corry in Trophy Shoot
Iroquois bow and arrow team from Erie defeated Corry 2881 to 2875 at the East Main Street range. Dick Kinney scored 452 in the expert division, Corry's G. Grippen led the expert bowmen with 422, and Herm Steuves paced the allison with 361.
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What Is The Law What Is The Law
A reader asks about boater trespass between high and low water marks and property boundaries under Pennsylvania law. Answers discuss navigability, water boundary rules, and ownership rights. Other questions cover wills intestate shares for spouses and kin, bank inquiries about a missing adult child, and estate division in New York versus Pennsylvania. Legal duties in demolishing neighbor walls are explained with advice to seek counsel.
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Olympic medal tally shows Soviets lead with seven golds
The report notes the Soviets failed to win a gold in cross country skiing and hockey, yet topped the gold count with seven. Sweden earned seven golds as well, while East and West Germany claimed four and Helmut Recknagel captured the final event.
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Corry News Roundup Highlights 1940 March
Yesterdays Memories recalls February 29 1940 with Lum er Welles en route to Berlin for European inquiry Adolf Hitler. Corry Board of Education plans 1940 41 budget and talks with Pennsylvania Economy League on school costs. Corry High Beavers defeat Wesleyville 63 24 in Erie County Class A basketball. Attorney General Jackson urges federal restraint in local affairs. Fire at Herbert Tewinkle Market Street home. Library building session shows cooperation on tax property issue. Solicitor Scott to study 1939 acts for new avenues.
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Skier Finishes Strong With 93.5 Meter Jump in Event
In the ski jumping competition the standout was a best leap of 93.5 meters, 307 feet. Finland's Niilo Halonen took second at 92.2 meters, 303 feet, while the United States finished seventh as Austen Samuelstuen of Steamboat Springs scored 211.5 points.
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