Catholic Fund Drive Doubles Five Million Goal
The Diocese of Erie reports the Catholic Fund Drive reached and surpassed a five million dollar goal with pledges across the county totaling about 9.29 million, allowing six districts to qualify for extra endowment funds. Archbishop Gannon announced Auxiliary Bishop McManaman's appointment as the new diocesan vicar general.
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Erie
St Marks Seminary
Ind
Gampaiggy
Chhedrat Prep
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St. Peter's Cathedral
St. Joseph's
Oil City
Jamestown Wins 105 660 Dollar Federal Sewer Grant
Jamestown receives a 105 660 grant from the Public Health Service toward 2 600 000 in sewer improvements. Mayor Carl Sanford said funds cover pumping stations chlorinating trunk line work and foreseen expansions, enabling completion of all planned sewer projects.
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Jamestown
Carl Sanford
Public Health Service
Miyot “Sanford
State Water Pollution Control Board
Ald
Generous Teller Foils Holdup in Denver
A white haired gunman entered Guardian Savings and Loan and demanded cash. Mrs Peggle Chipman said no money remained as all deposits were in a bank. The puzzled robber declined her offer of loaned funds and left.
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Guardian ‘Savings and Lawn Association
It's TUFF to Beat TUFFY
A compact item notes a corner location at Center and Phone Washington Streets with a numeric tag 2-124. The brief appears to reference a storefront or signage and maps to a specific street intersection. No further contextual details are provided.
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Washington Streets
Prison chapel program trains student interns at San Quentin
At San Quentin a student chaplain program brings interns from seven seminaries to provide Catholic Protestant and human services to inmates. Eleven interns currently serve as full time chaplains, rotate on call, receive room and board, and gain real ministry experience while 40 positions were planned though only 12 were enrolled.
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Viewing Harrisburg: Job Openings Unfilled Despite Unemployment Peak In Penn'a
Harrisburg report shows unemployment in Pennsylvania at peak while job openings remain unfilled. Leonard A. Unger notes more than 13,100 workers found jobs. about 5,100 openings were still unfilled at month’s end. Bureau director John F. Adams explains agency efforts to match jobless workers to opportunities across offices, including wages and roles in nursing, locksmithing, auto mechanics, electronics, and maintenance. The piece discusses benefits, eligibility, and the challenge of placing workers while preserving dignity.
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Ares Sunbley
Coutesville
Tthiveau
Adina
Halboro
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Adams
Narnal Comaut
Murder Charge Against Boy 12 In Shooting at Store
A murder charge was filed againast 12 year old Robert Smith in the shooting of Floyd Blair last Sunday. Robert and his brother David ten were together when bute was shot at a grocery store. Police said the boys had atenches to commit robbery. David was ordered by a ranch for boys for broken homes, Robert was held for arraignment.
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Robert Smith
Floyd Blair
Sunjay
Robert
David
Bute
Rober Wes
Two Seriously Injured In Crash Near Fredonia
Ray Edwin Albaugh of South Dayton and Mrs Clell Horton of Cassadary were injured in a two car collision four miles east of Fredonia on Route 20. Albaugh suffered two broken legs, a broken left elbow, and head and facial injuries. Horton had multiple leg lacerations, a fractured right wrist and other injuries. Both were taken to Brooks Memorial Hospital in Dunkirk after the crash reported by the Chautauqua County Sheriff. The investigating car reportedly crossed the center line and both left front fenders touched as both vehicles traveled at high speed.
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New York
Wendon
Ube
Ariowright
Fredonia
Ray Edwin Albaugh
South Dayton
Clel
Albough
Horton
Recordig
Sheriff's Office
Unemployment Claims Dip Amid Mixed State Readouts
Unemployment benefits claims fell by 10,500 in the week ending March 15, yet total jobless claims reached 4,264,100, 134,000 higher than mid February. Decreases occurred in 23 states while rises appeared in Michigan, Illinois, Minnesota, and Texas, driven mainly by auto plant layoffs. Nearly 59,000 idle workers exhausted benefits in early March, bringing total exhausted claims since January to 381,000. The Administration proposed a 50 percent extension of eligibility for unemployment compensation. New claims fell by 6,000 in the week ending March 22, with initial claims at 404,500.
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Sfichigan
Tlinois
Minna
Texas
Bureau of Employment Security
Lola
Weather Still Fair Pleasant Across Much Of Nation
Weather still fair and pleasant in eastern regions while a wild mix of wet snow showers and thunderstorms battered the country. Light rain dampened the Pacific Coast and parts of North Carolina to Ohio. Nebraska panhandle saw up to seven inches of snow and a strong front affected Kansas and Nebraska. Oldshoms and north central Texas reported heavy rains and some tornadoes. A twister near Graham Texas sparked by a heavy thunderstorm. Fort Worth Dallas area experienced temperature changes across the nation.
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Nebraska Panhandle
Weathey Bureau
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Nebraska
Oldshoms
Texas
Graham
Fort Worth-Dallis
Anniversary Sale at Mettolink's Furniture
Announcements advertise a Roebler estate anniversary sale with furniture offered at astoundingly low prices now at Mettolink's, inviting shoppers to see the deals and low prices.
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Mettolink
Searth
William Marshall Accused in Car Keys Gaffe Case
William Marshall 93 of River Rouge is accused by Assistant Prosecutor Raymond Deryck of giving car keys to Neil McClary 19 of Lake Orion on February 4 while McClary was intoxicated. McClary and James Coldiron 09 were present when a Willow Run Express incident occurred. Marshall faces sentencing for allegedly enabling intoxicated driving.
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Lake Orion
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Marshall
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McClary
James Coldiron
Kealby Taylor Township
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