Call to Worship Promotes Interfaith Religion Drive
The monthlong Call to Worship urges Americans to attend the church of their choice in this tenth annual Religion in American Life campaign. A laymen’s committee from major faiths funds the effort with support from 24 national religious bodies. The theme Find the Strength for Your Life Worship Together this week emphasizes lifelong worship as life’s purpose.
Federal aid wasteed by states overpaying to federal treasury
A newspaper column argues that states including New Jersey Delaware and Pennsylvania pay far more in federal taxes than they receive in grants. It notes New Jersey pays 2.73 dollars to the federal treasury for every dollar returned and Pennsylvania 1.62. It urges dropping many federal undertakings and questions federal aid for school buildings, suggesting states should fund their needs locally.
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New Jersey
Delaware
Alemma
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Federal Treasury
Philadelphia
Yesterday's Memories of Corry Twenty Years Ago
This chronicle from November 15, 1931 notes U S and Great Britain seeking solutions to Nazi persecution of German Jews, Hull recalling Wilson from Berlin, and key questions for the two nations including wartime diplomacy and policy. It also covers local arts, school course revisions, cemetery administration, injuries from a hunter, and rising fiscal deficits paired with federal program criticisms.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
U.S
Cordell Hull
Hugh R. Wilson
Berlin
Smaller Economical Autos Seen Driving 1959 Prosperity
Roger W. Babson argues in defense of smaller economical cars as the key to 1959 prosperity. He questions Detroit design choices, material quality, and high costs, urging American firms to shift to compact models to fit taller drivers and tighter budgets. He predicts a surge of small cars in the early sixties and urges readers to contact manufacturers with feedback.
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Roger W. Babson
Goa
Detroit
Europe
New England
U. S
America
Erie Pair Nabbed in Police Net
Charles Dunlap aged 52 and Paul Moyak aged 39 were nabbed early yesterday during a burglary stake-out. They pleaded not guilty before Alderman William Heisler and were ordered held without bail in county jail. A hearing is set for November 20 at 4 p.m. before Heisler. Detectives George Wuenschel Chester Wizikowski and Mario Bagnoni arrested them for the Milton Doolittle garage burglary.
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Willam Heisler
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Paul Moyak
Heisler
George Wuenschel
Chester Wizikowski
Mario Bagnoni
Milton Doolittle
YMCA Calendar Week of November 17 1958
YMCA announces a busy week with multiple swim meets at the high school from Monday to Friday. A Women's Auxiliary Bazaar is set for Wednesday with public invited, plus Delta Chi Camera Club and Teen activities. Auction sale of unclaimed items happens during the Bazaar on Wednesday at 7 p.m.
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Delta
Boy Scout
Erie MAN FOUND GUILTY IN STABBING CASE
Bas angel Marasco Jr. of Erie was found guilty in county court on assault and aggravated assault charges related to the near fatal stabbing of Mike Dominick, 39, in front of Dominick's home after a dispute over a pool room.
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Erie
Burton R. Laub
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Mike Dominick
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Dominiek
Fatal Kane Area Auto Crash Probed by State Police
State police said they would continue the investigation into the death of 18 year old Robert Lee Paul of Westline Pennsylvania after a Route 21 crash in Lafayette Township McKean County. Paul died in Bradford Hospital after the collision with a tractor trailer driven by Richard L. McKim 28 of Mapleton Depot. The youth was en route to work at Susquehanna Chemical Co when his sedan struck the truck from behind. Paul died of a fractured skull and crushed chest.
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Paul
Bradford Hospital
Lewis Run
Route 21
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McKean County
Susquehanna Chemical Co
Richard L. McKim
Mapleton Depot
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