Local Line-O-Ad Listings and Ads clipping highlights
Local ads list various businesses and events with sale items, rummage and bake sales, lodge installation dinner, and community notices. Included are CSG Go Elks installation on April 6, Columbus Ladies Aid sales April 6 and 7, Turben’s Auto Service promotions, Star Memorial Works memorial dates, Bagley’s Used Merchandise offerings, Orton’s Farm Market fresh produce, radio discounts, and Cathers store promotions with hours and contact numbers.
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CSG
Elks
Meadville Lodge
Columbus Ladies
Columbus
Turben’s
Chevrolet
Clark seeks federal action to curb plant piracy moves
Senator Joseph S. Clark urged Pennsylvania labor leaders to help draft federal legislation to halt companies moving south to avoid unions. He called such plant switches in textiles plant piracy and urged strong federal crackdowns. Governor Shafer and ex Governor Leader were set to speak at the AFL-CIO constitutional convention with over 2,000 delegates amid calls for orderly proceedings.
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Whiladelphia
U.S
Joseph S. Clark
Pennsylvania
Clark
Afl-Cio
Raymond P. Shafer
George M. Leader
Labor
Shafer
Harry Boyer
Senate approves appeal of driving violation points
The Senate cleared a bill allowing motorists to appeal points assessed for motor vehicle violations to the courts, a change not available for points under Revenue Secretary rulings. The measure drew opposition from Traffic Safety Commissioner Harry H. Brainerd.
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D Annosurg
Senate
House
Revenue Secretary
Harry H. Brainerd
State Executive Board
Joseph Dussin
Pittsburgh Firemen
Chamber
Shafer
At The Hospital Report From Corry Memorial Hospital
At The Hospital Report lists admissions and discharges as of a.m. today. Names include Anna Shields of Grove Street admitted, plus multiple local residents discharged or listed with addresses in Corry Spartansburg Centerville and nearby towns.
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T A.m
Anna Shields
Grove, Street
James Miller
East Street
Lynn
John Volk
Columbus
Chester Czech
Worth Street
Corry
Richard Trisket
Reade Langhurst
Maple Avenue
Joseph Wojcieccowski
Brook Street
Pawl A
Blakeslee
Spartansburg
Valerie Straite
Theodore Vanderhoff
Spring Street
Jerry Sweet
Jay Lawrence
Margaret
Fred Morris
Centerville
John Mitchell
North Center Street
David Hulings
Todd Michael
R. D
Lyle Harrington
Georgeann
Charles Hichynski
West Main Street
Karen
Gordon Earls
Kenneth Coutt
Spring Creek
Lyle Adam
Lyle Wayne
Park Avenue
Edna Fulkrod
Arthur Morgan
Findley
Lake
Stanley Jaworski
Carl Marsh
T. Charles Legters
Clymer
Henry Boardman
North Clymer
James Earls
Clifford Jr
Clifford Stockton Sr
Legislature Advances Local Governance and Tax Measure Bills
Legislation sent to the governor proposes that a first class township commissioner be a resident for at least one year and raises the annual general township tax from 20 to 25 mills. The bills dictate residency and adjust funding for township services.
Soldier Harold Wade Serves With 154th Eng Battalion
Pvt. Harold L. Wade, 23, son of Mr and Mrs Philip Wade of Corry, is serving with the 154th Eng Battalion Company D A S Army Kingston NY as a power generator operator. A 1961 Corry Area High School graduate he was employed by IBM in customer engineering before entering service.
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Harold L. Wade
Philip Wade
Corry
154Th Eng
Company D
S. Army
Kingston, N.Y
Pvt
Wade
Corry Area High School
IBM
Missing Pittsburgh Boy’s Body Found In River
The body of 10 year old Henry J. McCullum, missing since February 25, was recovered from the Allegheny River near the Sixth Street Bridge. Coroner’s office to determine cause of death. In Lewistown, three year old Tamni Johnson drowned after falling into a cesspool near her rural home.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny River
Sixth Street
Henry J. McCullum
Lewistown
Tamni Johnson
Robert Johnson
St Louis Scientist Hints Viruses May Cause Some Cancers
St Louis University researcher Dr. Maurice Green presented a new virus-detection method that looks for chemical fingerprints in cancer tissue instead of the intact virus. He suggested this test could determine if common viruses like adenoviruses or SV40 play a role in human cancers and plans human tissue studies to search for viral fingerprints.
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Palm Beach
Fla
St. Louis
Maurice Green
St. Louis University
American Cancer Society
Green
Man
Viet Cong defectors surge during open arms drive
U.S. officials report a sharp rise in Viet Cong defectors during the open arms campaign. In the first three months of last year 5,621 defected, and in the last week up to the prior Saturday about 1,000 switched sides, including 630 Viet Cong soldiers, 301 political cadres, and 69 others, bringing total defections since 1963 to 68,970.
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U.S
House Backs Glue Sniffing Ban and Flammable Toy Sale
The Pennsylvania House approved a bill to outlaw glue sniffing with a first offense fine up to 100 dollars and harsher penalties on later offenses, sending it to the Senate. In separate action the chamber passed a measure prohibiting the sale of highly flammable stuffed toys.
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Aarrisburg
Pennsylvania
House
Senate
Benjamin H. Wilson
R- Bucks
Pitts burgh Man Gets 3 to 6 Years on Morals Charges
Gust Spanos, 49, of East Liberty, was sentenced to three to six years in prison after a non-jury conviction for indecent assault and corrupting the morals of a minor involving two six year old girls. He attacked girls in Homewood and Squirrel Hill on August 20 and awaits sentencing for an October 3 conviction on similar charges involving three other young girls.
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Pittsburgh
J. Frank Graff
Gust Spanos
East Liberty
Spanos
Homewood
Squirrel Hill
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Kayser
WOTM
Star Memorial Works
Main Street
Harmony
Loyal Order of Moose
CCCTC
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
OOF
Elgin- Beaverdam Hose Co
Bagley’s
Orton’s
Ion the Avenue
Sen. Clark
Macko
East Main Street
Sprint
Corry Memorial Hospital
Army
House Outlaws
Best Food Center
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Kloss TV
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