Major civic projects, police notes, and tax changes reported
A month of permit activity shows four large proposals including Pittsburgh and Philadelphia schools worth 7.05 and 4.23 million, a Harrisburg office building at 6 million, and a Pittsburgh public garage at 2.28 million. Erie data dispute, Civil Defense course enrollment tops 100, and tax bills issued in Titusville show an 8,360 rise to 163,525 with real estate valuation up to 18,006,000.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Special
Civil Defense Auxiliary
Titusville
Albert P. Brady
Induction Quota Set as Service Calls 558 Men in April
The Pennsylvania selective service system issued a call for 558 men to be inducted in April, with March’s quota at 173. A seven-foot thermometer on North Center street gauges public response to the Red Cross campaign, with daily temperature updates to show day-to-day results, chaired by Leo Al.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
New York
West Virginia
North
Pennsylvania Selective Service System
Red Cross
North Center Street
Erie
Leo al
Freed In Slaying Jailed For Theft
John L. Dickerson aged 14 was acquitted February 16 in the hammer killing of an elderly neighbor and was sentenced to Morganz Training School for burglary and larceny. The judge ordered transfer to the Pennsylvania Industrial School at Camp Hill at age 15. He had been charged with breaking into a school and stealing food and money last November and escaped from juvenile detention on November 1. He was later captured in Mississippi two weeks later. In Rochester Minnesota Senate Majority Leader Lyndon Johnson planned a kidney operation late in January and was in good condition for a checkup at the Mayo Clinic.
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Greensburg
John L. Dickerson
Edward G. Bauer
Westmoreland
Pennsylvania Industrial School
Camp Hill
Dickerson
Missis
Rochester
Minn
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Mayo Clinic
Jehovah's Witnesses Delegates Return From Erie Convention
L E Green of Corry says all 25 delegates returned home to practice the lessons learned at the Erie semi annual convention. Some 1930 Jehovah's Witnesses filled Rainbow Gardens Waldameer Park Erie Pa for a three day gathering. L L Roper of New York City delivered the lecture Does God Really Care.
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Jehovah's Witnesses
New York
L. E. Green
Corry
Erie
Rainbow Gardens
Waldameer Park
L. L. Roper
New York City
Does God Really Care According to Roper
In a brief response Roper answered the question Does God Really Care by arguing that worsening political economic and military conditions plus weapons of wholesale destruction have led man to develop the belief that God no longer cares for humanity or earthly affairs.
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Roper
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Charles ‘Farnham
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Hamot Hospital
Corry Memorial Hospital
Andrew Sobol
Union City
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Robert Desmondal
Lee W. Shepard Ax
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Paugh
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Waterford
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First Ward
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John H. Dent
Roy E. Furman
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Hartstown
Deiry
Crawford County
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