Death notices and local incidents in Meadville area
Obituaries report Mrs Catherine Hoffman death in East Brady and 84 year old Nicholas Bachomer of Butler. Funeral set for Butler Thompson Pawl. burial in Warren Ohio. Meadeville flood recovery continues with high water fading. two Youngsville drivers in a noninjury collision near Sugar Grove. Route 19 remains closed. small road damage near Wattsburg. Police seek missing sap buckets. YMCA pool alarm caused by faulty wiring. A Sugar Grove boy treated for dog bite. injuries to Wilcox from a fall. Lupher to speak on soil conservation at Cart Area High School. Minor prowler concern at Spring and West South streets dismissed as wind.
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Ministers Against Gambling Referendum Urges NO Vote
A Florida themed editorial from Philadelphia urges readers to vote NO on the Part-Mutuet Harness Rating Referendum at the April 26th Primary. It condemns all forms of gambling as harmful to public welfare, moral strength, and community honesty, citing Governor Leroy Collins and religious critics.
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Ionunuen
Aed Garsen
Philadelphia
Coryapis
Revul Jed Gambline
Enor Leroy Collins
Florida
Parade Madwaine
Iuturcl
Ban on Blocking Area Preserve Sought in Clymer Case
In Chautauqua County, the County Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs sues Cal Caflisch Ora Caflisch and Blen Cat Useh Puls claiming $8000 damages and seeking an injunction. The suit targets blocking a wildlife preserve created by a dam across Broken Straw Creek, including restrictions on a wire fence and drainage, to protect fish habitat and breeding grounds.
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Chautqugum County
Jon the Phuintiff
Brokenstraw Creek
Clyffer
Mrs Pettigrew Dies At Corry Memorial Hospital
Mrs Pettigrew died at Corry Memorial Hospital at 5 15 in the afternoon. She lived with her sister Mrs Leda Sturtevant and is survived by a brother George Kinley of Corry and several cousins and nephews. A stepson in Shelburne Ment also survives. Funeral arrangements are at St George Funeral Home Tonin. Rev Ebner Oriner will officiate with interment at Pine Grove Centers.
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Aeister
Leda Sturtevant
Sfiedevart
Pethinrow
George Kinley
Corry
Mivers
Pett Prew
Shel
St. Georce
Ebner Oriner
Wisconsin Primary Echoes in Presidential Bid Debate
The piece surveys Wisconsin Democratic and Republican primary dynamics with Kennedy Humphrey and Stevenson, highlighting Catholic vote questions, past primary outcomes, and potential paths to the national convention. It notes Nixon’s unopposed status in Wisconsin and the broader implications for party nominations.
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John PF
Noelly Mass
Hubert A. Himphey -D-Minn
Wisconsin
Tiye
Los Angeles
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Tes Kefauver
Robert A. Taft
Harold Stassen
Tennessee
Kefauver
Hal
Adlai Steven- Sol
Pri- Ang
Ohio
Taft
Persulentel
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Stassien
Thomas B. Dewey
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Taimu
Bue
Truman
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Hia
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Minnesota
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Beaman
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Humphreys
Bumpy
Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
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Bullet Kills Youth in Homer City Shooting
State Police said a 19 year old man, Gary Ritchie of Chevy Rain, fired a 22 caliber rifle from a kneeling position in front of a friend during a target practice incident in Homer City Indiana County. The bullet struck Rosa in the back of the head, killing him Saturday.
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Homer City
John Slta
Indiana County
Joshanos
Gary Ritchie
Chevy Rain
Su Ad Ritchie
Rosa
Presidential Race Heated North Dakota May Election
Republican Barry Goldwater warns a failed special North Dakota Senate race could derail the nationwide campaign. Gov. John E. Davis seeks to finish the late Senator William Langer’s term against Democrat Quentin N. Burdick while Nixon and Rockefeller weigh farm policy stances and campaign stops across the state.
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FAP
North Dakota
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Midwest
John EB. Davis
William Langer
Quentin N. Burdick
Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Ezra Taft Benson
Benson
Nixon
Thomas
New York
Nelson A Rockefeller
Novil Dakota
Tackefell
Wall
Senat Committee
North
U S to boost world trade fairs to curb dollar outflow
The United States plans a stronger push at international trade fairs to convert exhibit interest into orders and reduce the payments deficit. Eisenhower backs expanded fair participation, with 15 fairs abroad planned this year and an early showing at Osaka. Participating firms span many states, including California, New York, Ohio, Illinois and more, highlighting American autos and industrial devices.
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United States
Sam
Eisenhower
Department of Commerce
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Maly
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District of Columbia
Loss
Iowa
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Minnesota
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Texas
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Washington
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