Lucy Dion Memorial Auditorium Planned at St Patrick’s Church
A gymnas ium auditorium with bleacher seats for 550 is planned on St Patrick’s Church property at Franklin near the parochial school. The donor funds will name the structure the Lucy Dion Memorial Auditorium. Local weather noted snow and a dip to 25 degrees after a day high of 80. Authorities logged a quiet police search after a Saturday night fight call.
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Driver Killed By Own Car Near Ernest Pennsylvania
Peter terret ar at Indiana, Pa. Thomas Wilden, 41, of Ernest, was crushed when the auto he was driving ran over him. State Police say he apparently tumbled beneath the wheels while leaning out of the car with the door open as he backed along a dirt road in Ernest, about a few miles north of here.
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Jewish Passover Observances Across Communities
As the sun sets tonight Jewish communities prepare for Passover noting the full moon of spring. The holiday recalls Moses leading the exodus from oppression, with services limited in Beth Israel due to low male attendance while families hold home Seders recounting the Four Questions.
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Oratorio Olivet To Calvary at First Methodist Church
Tomorrow night at 7:45 o clock the Oratorio Olivet To Calvary by J H Maunder will be presented by massed area church choirs in Corry The First Methodist Church hosts the event directed by H Lynn Rice Recitatives will be sung by Charles Correll John Rossbacher Russell Clark Barbara Roberts organist for the First Methodist Church will play the organ The public is invited to attend
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Action in Erie vote scandal case filed by McClelland
Frie counsel for Charles Law son sued Mrs Emma Gray school chairer employee in Commons Pleas Court. Law son faces perjury charges previously and fled. McClelland says suit will allow questioning Mrs Gray about petition filings and participation in Democratic committee races. Gray seeks $60,000 in damages.
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Violence Flares Over Negro Issue Continues On Page One
The Supreme Court ruling outlawing school segregation sparks debate across the nation. Rep Forrester calls the decision illegal while Rep Keating defends it as good and to be upheld. Martin Luther King Jr. warns Negroes seek justice through nonviolent means. King, 27, was fined 500 for violating anti boycotting laws in Montgomery.
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Lawrence Sees Stevenson Winning Despite Kefauver Defeat
Pittsburgh mayor David Lb Lawrence predicts Adlai Stevenson will win the Democratic presidential nomination despite Estes Kefauver’s Minnesota primary victory. Lawrence, a Democratic national committeeman, says Kefauver’s win won’t hurt Stevenson and doubts Harriman or Kefauver can secure the nomination. He calls Stevenson the best qualified man to be president.
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Ex race driver Moore dies in Atlanta at 52
Lou Moore longtime race driver and former Indianapolis car builder died yesterday in Atlanta aged 52. He owned or built five Indianapolis Speedway championship cars and left a lasting mark on early American auto racing.
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L. H. (Lou) Moore
Indianapolis Speedway
High School Basketball lane rules revised by committee
The 12 foot lane used last season will be adopted for 1957 58 with statewide changes. Two detections on free throws possible, no player may touch the cylinder, and a free throw shooter must avoid tapping the ball. Restrictions limit defense near the lane and prohibit offensive abuse.
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