Interpreting U S Abroad President Eisenhower lecture
Corry newspaper reprints U S abroad talk by President Eisenhower on capitalism democracy and foreign view points. Dr Max Salvadori cites examples arguing resources determine welfare and that Americans developed ingenuity through hard work.
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Foreign Service
State Department
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Smith College
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Salvadori
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America
Lenten Meditations on Jesus Quiet Confidence in God
Rev Paul F Bauer explores Luke 23 46 to 49 showing Jesus entrusting his spirit to God Noting his familiarity with scripture and prayer This meditation contrasts Jesus calm surrender with Pilate and Sanhedrin confusion and cites John 10 17 18 about laying down and taking up life The text links spiritual discipline to life and social disparities
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Paul F. Bauer
Jess
Jesus
Pilate
John
How Smart Are You A National Current Events Quiz
A reader quiz asks seven questions on salaries politics and history. It includes figures for government pay Napoleon Bonaparte death sites and major U.S. cities, plus questions on heredity baldness Panama Canal length and wind velocity comparisons between Chicago and New York.
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House of Representatives
Napoleon Bonaparte
Elba
Corsica
Waterloo
St. Helena
Paris
U.S. City
Avanta
Baltimore
Chicago
New Orleans
New York
Michmond
Washington
Panama Canal
Bear Lake News Letter Of Interest
A gathering was held for Ruby Nelson last Tuesday evening at Beverly White's Glymer home with June Beckerink and Beverly White. Bear Lake attendees included Mrs. Mary Smith Miss Bonnie Smith Helen Blythe Lavon Morton Mrs Vivian Perkins and Carolyn Wevars. From Panama came Jake Nagle Beverly Edwards Roseann Babcock Eleanor King and Susiebell Jumer of Jamestown. A lunch followed after nines with awards elven. Ruby Nelson formerly Ruby Smith of Bear Lake. Kenneth Martin called for sister Millie Bureh. Thursday Rev and Mrs Lundéert returned home. Rev Linden aided evangelist work.
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June Beckerink
Beverly White
Glymer
Bear Lake
Mary Smith
Bonnie Smith
Helen Blythe
Lavon Morton
Vivian Perkins
Carolyn Wevars
Panama
Jake Nagle
Beverly Edwards
Roseann Babcock
Eleanor King
Susiebell Jumer
Jamestown
Ruby Smith
Kenneth Martin
Lundéert
Rev
Linden
Barn Fire Destroys Sweeney Farm Barn Near Sugar Grove
A Sugar Grove area fire destroyed the Walter Sweeney farm barn on Big Tree road with $7,000 estimated loss. Two animals perished. 22 cattle rescued by three Steamburg men and a neighbor. Fire Chief Stuart L. Anderson cited wiring in the milkhouse as likely cause. Fire units from Sugar Grove and Bushtown responded. the barn stood about 90 minutes.
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Big Tree Road
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Stuart L. Anderson
Clair
Robert
Glenn Conklin
Steamburg
Wiliam York
Sweeney Farm
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Citizens Will Meet To Show Need For Dam
A Warren mass meeting on Wednesday April 4 will feature U S Congressman Leon Gavin and Col H E Sprague of the Army Engineers Corps to argue for the Kinzua Flood Control Dam. The dam would avert floods along the Allegheny and spur economic growth in Warren Kane and surrounding towns, with major changes to highways and rail lines.
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Kinzua
Leon Gavin
Oil City
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U. S. Army Engineers Corps
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Buamanca
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Bradford
PRR
Newspaperman James Hopck Dies at 53 in Columbus
James Hopck, age 53, a former newspaperman who worked on the Paris edition of the New York Herald and later for the Cincinnati Post and the Scripps-Howard chain, died Monday in Columbus, Ohio.
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Scripps-Howard
Corry Briefs: Tax Hike, Bond, Elections
Yesterday's Memories of Corry recalls a 1936 school tax rise to three mills discussed by the Board of Education as they arranged to borrow 15000 to cover teachers salaries two months overdue and other debts. Voter registration shows Democrats lead Republicans by better than three to one with 93 enrolled for the spring primary. Charles Monroe sworn in to fill the Patterson vacancy and named to finance and budget committees.
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Corry
Board of Education
Charles 8. Monroe
John B. Patterson
Patterson
Corry Motor Club Discusses County Bond Issue for Roads
At a March meeting in Corry the Motor Club considered issuing county bonds to finance road building and repairs. A. R. Morgan was granted street use during the removal of his house on Maple Avenue to the corner of Maple and another street.
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New York
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AP News
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Vance
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A. R. Morgan
Maple Avenue
Health Agents Arrest Baker In Sanitary Crackdown
City health director Dr Felix Shubert announced more arrests in a crackdown on alleged unsanitary bakery conditions. James Hill, owner of the Honey Bear Bakery, was fined 100 and 11 costs Monday afternoon by Health Inspector George Gerbracht in Alderman Merchie Calabrese's court.
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Felix Shubert
James Hill
Honey Bear
George Gerbracht
Merchie Calabrese
Rabies Treatment to Begin After Bite Incidents
The City Commission approved Wright and Frederick streets last night. The first Pasteur treatment series for individuals bitten by the dog suspected of rabies is expected to start this afternoon.
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Wright and Frederick Streets
City Commission
Pioneer in aviation dies in Florida aviation veteran
Max Gol Edwin Malcolm Dixon USAF ret 80 pioneer in aviation died yesterday in Jensen Beach Florida. He helped advance early flight programs and served during the war era. Health inspectors cited bakery conditions after a 1909 city ordinance and warned establishments multiple times. Hill pled not guilty to charges stemming from alleged violations. The alderman noted fines were imposed after evidence from health officers.
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Jensen Beach
Max Gol
Edwin Malcollm Dixon
USAF
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