Obituary of Edward Norris Street Bedford Resident
Edward Norris Street of Bedford died after an illness. Born May 12, 1870, he was a long time employee and member of the A.M. E. Zion Church and a 33rd Degree Mason. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at Rae C. Pate & Son Funeral Home Bedford with Rev. W. L. Yarbereyeh officiating. Buried in Mt. Ross Cemetery.
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Edward Norris
Bedford
Devem
Harris
Hewes
Jobin di Harris
West istate
A.M. E. Zion
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Rae C. Pate & Son Funeral Home
Rev
W. L. Yarbereyeh
Mt Ross
Mrs Alice C Conover Everett obituary notice
lifelong Everett resident Mrs Alice Catherine Conover died Saturday December 200 in Everett from a heart attack at her son Ross's home. She married William J Conover December 29 1567 and was preceded in death by him. Survived by two sons and one daughter Victoria Hamm Russell Conover and Ross P Conover of Everett. She leaves nine grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren and 3 great great grandchildren. Conover was a member of First Cone Christian Church Everett. Funeral Tuesday December 23 at 230 pm at the Christian church with Jane R Climon officiating. Interment in Everett cemetery at a local funeral home. Friends will be received at S Gump and Son in Everett.
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Alice Catherine Conover
Everett
Ross
Comecci
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Conover
First Cone Christian Church
Christian church
Jane R. Climon
Evérett
S. Gump
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onuen
Clover life extended by forage research breakthrough
Forage crop specialists at the U.S. Regional Pasture Research Laboratory and Pennsylvania State College Agricultural Experiment Station report a method to prolong the life of Ladina clover stands.
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Uv. S. Regional Pasture Research Laboratory
Pennsylvania State College Agricultural Experimentation
Turkey Party Sponsored by Everett Legion Post 8
Everett community events note a turkey party organized by American Legion Post 8. The gathering invites local residents for a fundraising meal and social hour to support veterans activities and post operations. Attendance details and exact date were not listed in the readable text.
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Everett Legion Post
Daily Events Reminder and Ward Charge Note
A compact notice outlines daily events and a ward charge. It mentions advance fees for certain wards and a general word charge applicable to others. The terse item reflects a brief financial notice and schedule cue without further details.
Community Christmas Party at Union Church
A readable fragment notes a community Christmas party on a Monday in December with activities in a church auditorium and mentions a guest or group associated with the event.
Local Happenings Admits and Discharges Reported
Admitted: Imise Lee of Fayetteville North Carolina care facility. Everett and Sarath at Core in Harrisonville. Discharged: Mera Arnold of Bedford. Joyce Bowers of New Enterprise. David Henderson of Bedford. Deborah Felton. Terry Lee of Fayetteville North Carolina. Births: misread entry for Mir and Mrs William Care. Continuous text includes unclear names.
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Imise Lee
Fayetteville
Lee, Fayetteville
N.C. Care
Everett
Atos
Sarath AT
Core
Harrisonville
Mera Arnold
Bedford
Joyce Bowers
New
David Henderson
Deborah Felton
Terry Lee
N. Cc
School Dinner Served At Cumberland Valley
Cumberland Valley Elementary held its annual crisis dinner in the school cafeteria. Oliver Nave and Alice Cessna, cafeteria staff, and Bid Rose, the janitor, received cuts from the faculty. The 240 pupils were served a menu including 99 pounds of turkey, cranberry peas, stuffing, gravy, milk, and ice cream.
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Cumberland Valley Elementary School
Wrydus
Oliver Nave
Alice Cessna
Bid Rose
Red Capitals Send Greetings to Stalin
Eastern European communist capitals broadcast greetings to Joseph Stalin on his 73rd birthday. Belgrade radio announced a 40 gun salute planned for tonight, though not for Stalin. Tonight marks the eve of Yugoslav People's Army Day.
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London
Eastern Europe
Joseph Stalin
nis
Belgrade
Joe
Mother's letter to death by own action sparks campus debate
A Pittsburgh incident recounts Reuben Tepes Gates, 20, a pre law student at the University of Pittsburgh, leaping from a downtown building. Detectives found a letter from his mother Mrs Reuben Gates of Mt Alton Pa noting financial strain and urging faith. Father Lucey of Duquesne University praised the letter as a tool for counselors while urging not to blame herself.
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Rewben Tepes Gates
University
Pittsvua
Hermede
Reuben d- Cate
Mt. Alton
Reuben
Joseph P. Lucey
Duquesne University
Lacey
Navy Introduces Twin Engine Carrier Hunter Seaplane
The Navy unveiled a new Grumman $2F1 carrier aircraft to hunt and attack submarines from a carrier. The four man crew aircraft is among the heaviest to operate aboard a carrier and features advanced detection gear and submarine destruction devices.
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Washington
Navy
Student wears pajamas to school in Sparta Indiana
A Page One story from The News-Plain Dealer quotes a seventh grade pupil explaining he wears his pajamas under his clothes because it is cold outside. A girl school reporter noted the habit as an interesting item.
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Sparta
Crystal Summers invites Farm Show entries for 1953
County Home Economics Extension representative Crystal Summers urges careful garment and canned food entry preparation for the 1953 Pennsylvania Farm Show. Open class entries welcome all women, 4-H members with eligible garments may join the Clothing class, school class entries must be school or home project based, with deadlines January 9 and January 10, 1953, in Bedford County.
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Crystal Summers
County Home Economics Extension
Pennsylvania
Bedford County Agricultural Extension office
Court House
State Fair Election News Shows Near Equal Coverage
Harrisburg reports PNPA findings show Pennsylvania papers gave nearly equal space to presidential candidates in the October to November period. Of 15,979 inches of Republican and 15,272 inches of Democratic page one copy, Eisenhower led Republicans with 29 items to Stevenson’s seven.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Newspaper Association
William K. Ulerich
PNPA
the
Clearfield Progress
Keystone State
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Japan Agriculture Ahead of Philippines
Manila reports that a Philippine Department of Agriculture expert, Jose M. Trinidad, states Japan is making unprecedented improvements and is about 40 years ahead of the Philippines in agriculture and fishing techniques. He notes Japan’s climate, crop rotation, seed selection, and extensive fertilizer use give it far greater productive capacity.
Price index falls in wholesale prices survey
Government report shows wholesale prices dropping three tenths of one percent in the week ended last Tuesday. Decline centered on a one half of one percent fall in farm products, with broader weakness across the index.
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Washington
Tunisian autonomy crisis deepens as Bey resists decrees
The Bey of Tunis, backed by a largely Tunisian elite, refused the latest French decrees granting local power. Nineteen signatories backed the decrees last Tuesday while Paris plans five more reforms. French officials say the decrees advance self government to a safe extent for Tunisians at this time.
Christine Jorgen Arrives Amid Media Scrutiny at Airport
Christine Jorgen and Mrs Jorgensen arrived from New York and were rushed to the Customs Building after disembarking. They covered their faces as photographers flashed their bulbs on the airport apron last night, continuing the earlier rage and tension from the day.
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Mrs. Jorgensen
New York
Buchenwald Prison To Get Natural Touch
Berlin reports Buchenwald concentration camp will be returned to nature as authorities begin converting the site. The facility where over 100000 prisoners died in Nazi agony and squalor is set for a transformation into a natural memorial and park.
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Buchenwald
Berlin
East German plan to tear down horror camp begins spring
The East German government will demolish the disused horror camp and cover the area with pine trees. Initial plantings start in spring and the project is expected to take two years to complete.
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East Germany
Saxton Soldier Returns Home Briefly From Korea
Pvt. Puti, drafted December 7, 1951 and trained at Fort Knox Kentucky, writes to his mother describing burns as severe as his brother-in-law's. He spent a fur lough at home in May and arrived in Korea on June 12 after working at the PRR shops in Altoona before entering service.
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Puti
Saxton
Fort Knox
Korea
PRR
Altoona
Moscow Cracks Down On Window Dressers
Moscow officials attack window dressers accused of padding reports and dressing up factory performance. Trials in Peoples Courts cited fictitious production data, with a factory director sentenced to five years for overstating outputs while yielding inferior goods.
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Moscow
Peoples Courts
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