Communist and Christian clash in Moscow sermon analysis
A Philadelphia press dispatch notes Adlai Stevenson’s Moscow sermon and church leaders reporting religious tolerance, while The Large Soviet Encyclopedia argues Christianity is a transitory remnant. It calls communism atheistic, condemns religious mixing, and cites jet-age collision concerns prompting calls for joint civil and military air traffic controls.
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Adlai Stevenson
Moscow
Ussr
Communi
Moments in Hal Boyle Americana: odds and curiosities
A collage of brief notes from Hal Boyle on American life and science. Child orphan risk drops since turn of century. strawberry birth marks common in 1 of 10 births and often fade. Fewer offices hold Christmas parties. comets and atom bombs compared. sleepers in diapers a growing field. Population rises by 100,000 daily. nicotine and dentistry trends noted. Mentions Einstein on pipe smoking, charcoal for silver care, and ears as identity markers. Kiwi birds stamp to lure worms, dairy cows and hormones, and public health stats on dental visits. Holmes quote on living with the times.
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Irwin H Kramer
Edison
Bank
New York
Friday Hearing Set In Erie Morals Case
A 47 year old man named John D Amico of Erie faces two morals charges after pleading not guilty at arraignment. He is scheduled for a 4 p m Friday hearing on counts of public indecency and corrupting the morals of a minor. A girl described a man who spoke to her at his car after school leading to police involvement. Parents are urged to warn children to avoid strangers with offers of money or rides. Bond set at 1000 dollars.
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John D'Amico
Erie
William Heisler
Chester Winikowski
D'Amico
Poice
Winikowski
Wizikowski
Wisikowski
Heisler
Airlines urged to unite civil and military air control
Military craft have increased alarmingly due to security interpretations by nations and more privately owned planes. Jet travel cuts time, yet a disaster could dampen public enthusiasm. Airlines should adopt joint civil military air controls and preventive measures to minimize collision risks.
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International Air Trans~ Bag Association
Air
Association
Curwensville and Lewistown Tie For WPIAL Title
Curwensville and Lewistown share the Western Pennsylvania High School Football Conference Class 4 crown with 70 records and 500 rating points after final standings. Lewistown routed Huntingdon 80-14, Curwensville beat Clearfield 31-18, and Richland Township finished 8-0 with 496 points. Beaverdale-Wilmore captured the Class B title a week earlier.
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Johnstown
Lewistown
Curwensville
Western Pennsylvania
Huntingdon
Clearfield
Richland ‘Township
Richland
State College
Conemaugh Township
Indiana
Philipsburg
Hollidaysburg
Westmont
Beaverdale- Wilmore
Memories and Corry News From November 17 1838
Harrisburg corruption charges rebound as Arthur Colegrove accuses Charles J Margiott of proposing a syndicate to fund war efforts through state authority architect fees. Corty reports the death of Jack Richards after illness in NYC hospital. Tuition reimbursements totaling 100000 to 200000 authorize high schools by Auditor General Warren Roberts. Mrs Faye Shuss named visiting nurse for unemployed Corry area. inquiries through Corry Hospital or phone.
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Harrisburg
Charles J. Margiott
Earle Administration
Arthur Colegrove
Warren R. Roberts
Faye Shuss
Franklin Street
Corry
Department of Public Assistance
Shuss
Corry Hospital
1959 Outlook For Poultry And Dairy In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg AP reports a favorable 1959 outlook for Pennsylvania poultry and dairy. Egg and meat supplies rise with lower prices expected first half, while milk consumption expands with rising incomes. Profit margins should stay solid due to cheaper feed and herd reductions boosting efficiency. A school milk program supports per capita intake amid stable prices. Farm producers benefit from bumper feed grain crops and abundant supplies. In hatchery news, 80,000 brook trout eggs arrived and 500,000 rainbow trout shipments were received, with more due.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
AMS
Ege
Eges
Total Con
Fire Damages Farm Barn as Firefighters Battle Blaze
A large barn fire caused extensive damage at a northwest Pennsylvania dairy facility. Firefighters used high pressure fog to shield Leukhardt as he cleared debris and moved smoldering hay away from the rear wall. Four silos remained unharmed, while authorities considered reusing silage from the silos. No exact cause was found. investigators noted rewiring may have occurred. Local residents alerted crews, including 10 year old Larry Donner who first spotted smoke. Multiple fire departments assisted, traffic jams delayed response, and volunteers received meals from nearby aides. Firefighters planned to stay on duty overnight to monitor any rekindling.
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Greenville
Leukhardt
Mahan
Rosen
Pittsburgh
Larry Donner
Harold Donner
Larry
Jamestown
Hartstown
Kinsman
Ohio
Linesville
West Salem
South Pymatuning
Patevonia
James Sefert
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Hal Boyle
Albert Einstein
Housewleves
Britain
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Clark Gable
Marilyn Monroe
New Zealand
Public Health Service
Walter Slezak
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Sauerkraut
Washington St. Corry, PA
Tbs
Florida
Hammond
Eagle Street
Dial
W. Louis Schlesinger
State Unemployment Compensation Commission
Erie District
Golden Rule Club
Hrle
Commission
Corty
Jack Richards
Stewart Manor
Long Island
New York City
A. G. Buller
Brooks Trout Company
Tomorcal Hatchery
Paradise Row
Burris
Phillips 45
North Center Street
Okey Swanson Certified
Caguioun Bras In
America
Camel
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
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