Pennsylvania school milk reform and local bids amid weekend incidents
The district debates flavored milk in Pennsylvania schools with a state circular supporting federal rules. County funds aid Erle Guidance Center amid a $4,473 deficit, while police search for a mysterious white house and a child with potential mental health needs. A Corry boy on probation, a deep test well near Tidiotite, and eleven weekend Pennsylvania deaths mark a busy local scene.
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Harley Drake
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City reports dog killed puppy and damaged rabbits
Mrs Ruth Willover of McFarland Street reported to city police on Saturday that a bulldog owned by Harry Garmer of East Main Street killed a four month old hound puppy and had previously damaged rabbit pens. Garmer said he would contact Willover to arrange restitution.
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GOP Urges Ike Campaign Tour Amid Health Talk
The GOP pressed for Eisenhower to visit key cities as Republicans weigh health concerns against foreign policy. Knowland urged broader campaigning beyond TV, while Goldwater and Hall discussed possible but limited barnstorming and candidate rotation. Eisenhower, noncommittal on a second term, faces Nixon’s renomination prospects.
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Tudge Carr Takes Oath Scranton Superior Court Judge Carr Sworn In
Judge Philip C. Carr, 41, of Uniontown, was sworn in as a member of the Pennsylvania Superior Court by President Judge Chester H. Rhodes as the appellate court opened its annual term in Lackawanna County.
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Lackawanna County
State Sales Tax Debate Moves to Conference Panel
House and Senate leaders prepare a joint conference committee on a 3 percent sales tax with rivals arguing over exemptions and counterproposals. If approved, the measure could become law within 10 days of gubernatorial action, with possible wider reforms to vehicle fees, industrial development funding, and social programs.
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Lenten Meditations by Lt Walter Crouch
A devotional meditate on John 11 47 54 and Jesus approaching crucifixion. The high priest Caiaphas is cited to illustrate political expediency guiding divine purpose. The piece reflects on salvation through Christ and personal gratitude for the crucifixion and resurrection.
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Jeans
Jesus
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Lauls
Warren Choir to Perform in Corry This Month
Howard Lee announces the Warren Choir, touted as Pennsylvania’s finest, will give a public appearance at Corry Area High School Auditorium at 8 p.m. on Tuesday March 1. Formed eight years ago, the group has gained national fame and has been heard in foreign countries via recordings.
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Local tavern scene ties to truck theft chase
Police traced a driver and truck seen speeding east on Route 6 near Hazelhurst after two men reported a driver at a tavern saying he was unfit for loading. Chief Rose noted locals saw the vehicle pass at high speed, triggering a rapid search.
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Larson
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Voice of America to Perform at Town Hall May 10
The Voice of America group will present a program at New York City Town Hall on May 10 identical to the March 22 Corry show. John Rossbacher heads the organizing committee assisted by Richard Martin, William Hall, William Brooks, Clinton Pratt. Tickets are on sale from Jayces, Dansen's Dairy Bar, Wickwire's Sport Show, and Cherry Hardware. Proceeds benefit the Jaycees two way police and fire radio fund. New York City is served by 12 railroads, 30 airlines, 40 bus lines, and about 125 steamship lines.
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William Hall
William Brooks
Clinton Pratt
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