PTA Resolution Praises Bible Study Despite Court Ruling
The Pennsylvania Congress of Parents and Teachers commends Bible study as a valued educational practice while noting court rulings limit school scripture. Lebanon Cornwall schools plan a compliant religious instruction program awaiting state approval amid atheists led suits and Supreme Court bans.
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Pennsylvania Congress of Parents and Teachers
Harrisburg
Lebanon-Cornwall
American Civil Liberties Union
Supreme Court
Department of Public Instruction
Frederick Palletti
Pennsylvania
PTA
Sunbury Daily Item
The Space Dilemma in Ellicottville Parking
The Ellicottville Post notes a shift in local parking, describing two kinds: illegal and none. The snippet hints at growing enforcement concerns and urban space pressures in the small New York village.
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Ellicottv Ille
N.Y
Leyte battle shifts to critical hold as Japanese resist
Twenty years ago Corry area notes describe American forces tightening the grip on Leyte island near Ormoc as 45 000 Japanese defenders resist. Armistice Day observances bring honors for 278 Corry men serving at sea or abroad. Reports of Hitler’s fate surface amid Himmler broadcast. Panthers and Independents face off in local football action.
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MacArthur
Philippines
Ormoc
Leyte Island
London
Adolf Hitler
Henrich Himmler
Fuehrer
Corry
Archie W. Thompson
Dunler High
Ward
Hindley Lake
Sherman
Columbug Avenue
Crook Aroa
Corry Evening Journal Unclear Snippet Records Local Scene
Fragmentary OCR text hints at local names and events but lacks clear facts. The readable words reference a notice style and potential community notes without cohesive detail or identifiable persons, places, or dates.
Portrait of Mayor Wagner A, City Hall Portrait
Jim Bishop profiles New York City Mayor Robert Wagner as he navigates daily ceremonies at City Hall. The piece paints a crowded scene with petitioners, officials, media, and assistants, describing Wagner’s routine, demeanor, and advisers amid a city teeming with activity.
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Pari
DeWitt Clinton
New York
City Hall
Robert Wagner
Wagner
Department Sanitation
Thomas Jefferson
Mississippi moderates pressured by absentee textile lords
Washington columnist Drew Pearson argues that white supremacist violence in Mississippi shifted national attention and that absentee mill owners and northern executives, including Abe Feinberg of Kayser Roth, hold power to press for integration and end Mississippi’s police state before Congress reconvenes.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Miss
Mississippi
North
Henry M. Bliss
Ludlow Mills
Widlands
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Massachusetts General Hospital
Abe Feinberg
Kayser-Rothr
Chester Roth
Jewish Community Center
White Plains
Federation of Jewish Charities
National Jewish Hospital
Denver
Jewish Memuorial Hospital
New York
Alfred Philip Slaner
Ice
One i Free School
Arsdale
N. Y
Congress
Hill Promotes Pollution Fight In Erie Campaign
Erie official William Hill Jr renews a pollution battle, calling the Lake Erie area "appalling" and urging seven sportsmen’s groups to back his campaign to pressure county officials. He marks his first birthday in the public push.
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Hill
Erie
William Hill Jr
Edgy Absentee Ballot Count In Erie County
Erie County begins counting nine four thousand absentee ballots today. Democratic candidate Mary C Reagan trails incumbent Ford E B O'Dell by 1845 votes for state assembly. U S Senator Hugh Scott and challenger Genevieve Blatt monitor Erie totals as ballots move from the sheriff's vault to the commissioners' board room for counting.
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Erie
Erie County
Mary C. Reagan
Millcreek Township
State Assembly
Ford EB. O'Dell
U.S
Hugh Scott
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Genevieve Blatt
Commissioners’ Board Room
Scott Maintains Lead in Pennsylvania Senate Race
In Pennsylvania the absentee ballot counting showed Sen. Hugh Scott leading Democrat Genevieve Blatt by about 45 000 in unofficial statewide tallies. Scott gained 1916 votes in Bucks County and 92 in Lehigh County while Blatt picked up about 300 via Philadelphia. Bucks County totals read Blatt 56086 Scott 69451.
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U.S. Senate
Pennsylvania
Hugh Scott
Genevieve Blatt
Scott
Bucks County
Lehigh County
Miss Blatt
Philadelphia
Harold F. Wellyer
Crusade Nears Finish at Local Church
The Christian and Missionary Alliance Church wraps up its evangelistic crusade this weekend under Rev. Earl C. Docherty. Rev. G J Bersche leads services with special music by Rev and Mrs John Bersche. events include life story tonight at 7 30 and youth night tomorrow at 7 30 with John Bersche preaching Sunday at 11 and 7 30. Public welcome to attend all remaining services.
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Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Earl C. Docherty
G. J. Bersche
John Bersche
Gr. Bersche
Bersche
Docherty
Crash kills couple at Bedford Interchange on turnpike
A Cincinnati couple, George K. Tashjiam aged 58 and his wife Elsie 54, were killed last night in a one car crash at the Bedford Interchange of the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Police said they died at the scene from crushed chests.
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Bedford
Cincinnati
George K. Tashjiam
Elsie
Tax cut hopes split by nations on Friday the Thirteenth
American tax cut proposals aim to boost consumer spending and business investment with lower rates and faster depreciation. Washington considers eliminating some excise taxes and expanding depreciation allowances to spur growth and job gains, while Britain contends with higher taxes amid rising prosperity.
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New York
Algis Sam
Joh Bull
Washington
Treasury
Uncle Sam
Congress
Five-year-old victim listed in fair condition after Erie injury
A Titusville girl, Mary K. Long, five, remained in fair condition at St. Vincent's Hospital Erie after being struck by a car driven by John M. Bangs at R D 2 Spartansburg on October 20. The Bangs vehicle, registered to Ralph Bangs, struck the child who was in front of the car, the wheel rested on her leg, and she was taken to Titusville Hospital with a fractured left thigh and heart injuries. No further details were available.
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Millsvbe
Titusville
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Mary K. Long
John M. Bangs
Spartansburg
Bangs
Ralph, Bangs
Bang
Titusville Hospital
the Long Child
Julia
Kathleen Long
Corry Public Adoptions and Names Listed in New Entry
A garbled list cites additions to Corry Public access items and names including Joana Craw Freee Girls Oma O and Jeanette Lebri iond with mentions of The Wind's ust Brace and Weatherly Charles L. The fragment references adult training, speeches, science library and welfare programs, with scattered proper nouns such as Gurley Brown and Mohammed A Ziegfields.
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Corry
Joana Craw
Oma O
Roy Haverall
Hugh He
Jeret
Fis Lee
Love
Jeanette Lebri Iond
M Dick Perry
B. R
Fran Mantis
Weatherly
Charles L
Iby Sand
Yid Howarth
Citizen
Council For Nice
Sex
Gurley Brown
Science Libra
Agr Farm_Progra Welfare
Parables
Gould
Mohammed A Ziegfields
Girfield
Rummar Planned At Last Ey Meeting Of The Term
At the VFWP the planning session discussed upcoming sales in Americ. Mrs. Frederic chaired the meeting with Miss M. Agr regent presiding. Shields reported Sister's Lynch participation and annual plans. Members and guests confirmed details for a dinner and new member welcome at ville court.
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Rummar
Americon No
VFWP
Wallpa
Nort
Frederic
M. Agr
Gi Shields
Anno Mary FE
Seay Costello
Ville
Anniversa Knights of
LaVert Cochairman
Mulderiel
Man
Nettie Ko Krizanik
Joseph James
O'Brien O'Brien
Mary
Dit Wharton
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Crawford County
Sheen
Red” Grange
Corey
Collegians
Independents
Oscar Fritz
State Highway Department
Corry and Calumbiie
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THE
Jim Bishop
Leslie Slate
C.Y.0
Girl Scouts
Bernice McCray
Slate
Frank Doyle
Paul Bragdon
Julius Edelstein
Avesie
Aly Mayer Savane
Malcot Atster Bartwra
Mayne
Ale ‘Aval
Etta
Drew Pearson
McComb
Defense Departments
Kayseroth Company
Harry Truman
Truman Library
Feinberg
Development Corporation For
Israel
American Committee
Centreville
South
Herbert Shuttleworth
Mohaséo Industies
Someonne
Jagner
LSM
Wagner Kowox
Herkays
Wagner Restica
Basta
Televisien
Greenville
Ammaterdam
Amsterdam City Hospital
St. Mary's Hospital
Bil Miller
Lockport
Bill Miller
Cos
Miller
Starkville
Burlington Mills
Stonewall
Charles Myers Dr
Greensboro
Zlaurea Piers Aeac
Otis
Gore
Sen. Scott
Coats
Cantar
Business Mirror
SAT
Sandra Dee
Robert Goulet
Andy Williams
Maurice Chevalier
Ip Cie
Universal Picture
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Taitten
Columbia Pictures
Thildren
Adnittn
Shhl Lip Walnu
Hig Ores
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