Mine disaster and long lasting regional repercussions
The Pittston area faces widespread damage after a coal mine collapse. Streets blocked, homes ruined, and riverside subsidence devastates backyards and basements. Rail service cuts and economic hardship follow as state safety actions and industry shifts reshape the community. Mayor OBrien cites aid needs and job prospects, while residents endure ongoing displacements and uncertain recovery timelines.
Insurance Ad Targeting Older Adults Teaches Trial Expense Help
A classified style notice invites people aged 50 to 80 to inquire about an Old American Insurance policy in Kansas City Missouri. The ad promises assistance with trial expenses and asks readers to mail their name address and year of birth to the company. The wording is archaic and appears to be a direct mail solicitation.
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Miracle Is Hope as Jungle Nun Prays for Aid
Seattle a world away from Assam where Sister Pauline of St Mary Matrrello's Orphanage in India prays for a miracle to rescue children abandoned by starving parents. Betty Colton reports that local supporters in Seattle seek funds and a generator to sustain the convent amid poverty, illness, and dangerous wildlife.
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Asian Flu Strikes Los Angeles County Schools
Public health officials estimate at least one million residents have been struck by Asian flu in Los Angeles County during the current break. Absentee rates run high with about one seventh of the working population and 116,000 school children absent.
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Carl Smith Seeks Re Election As Harris County Tax Chief
Harris County Tax Assessor-Collector Carl S. Smith announced Saturday his bid for re election. He has 25 years with the county including 13 as tax assessor collector, crediting reforms in poll and automobile tax collection and closer service to the public. Smith cites modernization and efforts on homestead exemptions for seniors and plans for the 1960 61 session.
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Judge McDonell Seeks Reelection and Auto Insurance Hearing
Judge John Snell McDonell, a Houston native and longtime jurist, seeks a second term as judge of the 15th Judicial District. The article notes his education, WWII service role, private practice, and civic affiliations. It also covers a public hearing on a merit insurance plan, with insurer agents and state officials debating discounted rates and penalties for moving violations.
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Networks plan weekly prime time culture hour
New York three telecast networks NBC ABC and CBS agreed to devote one hour weekly of prime evening time to cultural programs. The schedule starts next November after the election with rotations led by ABC CBS and NBC offering educational or full hour slots on various weeknights and Saturdays.
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