Religion Expands Role in U S Schools Across Nation
Religion gains added presence in American education as millions of students return to classes this fall with compulsory geography and math plus faith instruction. The shift arises from churches urging that religion is part of knowledge, with roughly nine million pupils slated for released-time or off-campus religion classes during the term amid ongoing legal and policy debates.
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Ream
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National Council of Churches
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Mta
U.S. Supreme Court
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
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Ohio
Tndiana
Virginia
Plains
Far West
Deep South
Gould Wickey
Washington, D.C
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Board of Higher Education
Eugene Carson Blake
Presbyterian Church
USA
Ans
Edwin Vincent O'Hara
Waleop
Kansas
Local residents return home from visits and travel
Whitehall figures show Aline Boileau of Poughkeepsie returning from a visit to Mrs. Amelia Mason. Mrs. Charles Wright of Plattsburg also returns from visiting Mr. and Mrs. Claude Stewart of Broadway. Mrs. Hrett Case of Elizabeth Fleet admitted to Glens Falls Hospital in serious condition. Alice Dearstyne of Boarman Street treated after breaking a needle in her arm at Glens Falls Hospital. Dr. Peter Endlees and physician wife returned from Vollequa Pennsylvania after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Olena on Jalet Street. Jacqueline Tass, Albany Business College student, spent days with her parents Michael and Mrs. Ross of West Street. Mayor Edward McLonghlin and family return from a week in Montreal and Candia. Curtis Fish and family of Broadway return from Kansas City Missouri after Mr. Sistt served as a delegate to the national convention of the Brotherhood of Railroad Carmen of America.
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Theodore Olena
Jacqueline Tass
Albany Business College
Michael Ross
West Street
Edward McLonghlin
Nora
Roger
Nora Trickey
Adams Street
Montrea
Candia
Curtis Fish
Broadway
Kansas City, Mo
Sistt
The
Brotherhood of Railroad
Carmen
Anuriea
Missing Battery Acid Sparks Police Search
Police in Cohoes and New York Central Railroad units are seeking 22 small plastic containers filled with sulfuric acid missing from a freight car at Garner Street. The acid, part of a tractor shipment for Harris Co., was discovered missing by freight clerk Harry Barton after the car arrived.
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Cohoes
New York Central Railroad
Garner Street
Harris Co
Harry Barton
The
Police Investigation Led by Cohors Department Officials
Chief Joseph Rt. Garrett and Deputy Chief Nicholas J. Varenki of the Cohors Police Department, along with John Talbot of the New York Central, conducted the probe into the disappearance of several radar devices and the remaining acid in question.
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Joseph Rt. Garrett
Nicholas J. Varenki
Cohors Police Department
John Talbot
New York Central
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Coal mine disaster claims thirty dead miners
An explosion at a coal mine near Belgrade Yugoslavia yesterday left 27 miners dead and 21 others missing. Rescue efforts brought 40 miners to safety, while officials reported seven remain unaccounted for as investigators probe the blast’s cause.
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Yurgoslavls (Ap
Povdis
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