Death notice of Florence Mead Doubet in Buena Vista California
Obituary notes Florence Mead Doubet of Gorey and Wayne Street connections died in Buena Vista California. Survived by husband Leo, funeral in Long Beach with interment there. Also reports a long list of local incidents including traffic collisions, thefts, vehicle fires, license suspensions, real estate venture in Chautauqua County, and weather outlook for late April.
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Buena Vista
Calif
Florence Mead Doubet
Gorey
Six Die In Head-On Crash Near Centerburg
The Emory Blevins family and the Salyer sisters died in a head-on crash on Easter vacation. Blevins from Mansfield Ohio and Marie Salyer from Centerburg were killed along with Frances Salyer 20. Hilda Blevins 24 and two children Danny 6 and Jackie 5 died. Janet 3 and Pamela Sue 2 were hospitalized in fall condition at Children’s Hospital in Columbus.
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Umc
Emory Blevins
Marie
Frances Salyer
Blevins
Mansfield
Ohio
Marie Salyer
Centerbue
State Highway Patrol
Centerburg
Hilda
Danny
Jackie
Janet
Pamela Sue
Children's Hospital
Columbus
Five die as car hits tree on road near Antietam battlefield
Five people are killed when a car left the road and crashed into a tree near the Antietam National Battlefield. The engine was hurled 100 feet from the wreck. Victims are George M. Mowen 28 Raymond C. Smith Jr 27 Charles W. Arthurs Jr 4 Alton L. Stewart 34 all of Hagerstown and Jon L. Bingaman 29 of Waynesboro Pa. Police seek to determine who was driving.
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Punk Poouse
Piye
New Antietam National Battlefield
George M. Mowen
Raymond C. Smith Jr
Charles W. Arthurs Jr
Alton L. Stewart
Hagerstown
Jon L. Bingaman
Waynesboro
Dutch tanker explosion off Gibraltar kills five crewmen
A Dutch tanker Pendrecht, 13,150 tons, was wrecked near Gibraltar after a blast that killed five crewmen and injured three. The Rotterdam ship had been towed to safety by the Norwegian salvage vessel Hercules following an SOS.
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Sugar Grove Boy 5 Hurt After Being Hit By Car
A Sugar Grove five year old, Otto Carlson, was reported in very serious condition at WCAr Hospital after being struck by an auto near his home shortly after 6 p.m. yesterday. He suffered severe bruising and possible internal injuries. witnesses said he darted from a ditch into the path of Herbert Chamberlain's car from Jamestown. The boy is son of the Sugar Grove Grade School custodian.
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Wcar
TaRntsz
Otto Carlson
Tner Carlson
Rand
Sugar Grove Poller
Chester Musoil
Withunesses
Herbert Chamberlain
Jamestown
Mason
Schoonover Ambulance
Martin F. Crane Dies Suddenly
Martin F Crane of 112 Fifth avenue died at Curry Memorial Hospital about 5 o clock yesterday afternoon. He was 78, born November 4 1881 in Spring Creek Township. He farmed there before moving to Corry in 1944 to live with brother James Crane. He was a member of St Thomas Church. Survived by daughter Mrs William OBrien Cincinnati Ohio son Jon M Crane Erie six grandchildren and sister Miss Margaret Crane Corry. He was preceded by wife and son Thomas who died in 1944 in Europe. Visitation at Brackney Funeral Home tonight 7 to 9 and tomorrow 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. Requiem Mass 9:30 Wednesday at St Thoms Church Burial in St Thomas Cemetery Rosary service tomorrow 7:30 pm at the funeral home.
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Fifth Avenue
Curry Memorial Hospital
Spring Greek Township
Corry
James Crane
St ‘Thomas’ Church
Willian O
St Thoms’ Church
St. Thomas
Portswriter Cunningham Dies After Long Illness
Newton Massachusetts obituary notes Elliah W Bill Cunningham 64 a longtime sports writer and columnist for the Race ton Herald. He spent about four decades with the Dallas Morning News, moved to the Boston Post in 1922 and joined the Herald in 1941. Born in Pattonville Texas.
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Mass
Elliah W.bill Cunningham
Sports Writng
Cnlimitat
Ton Herald
Cunningham
Dallas Morning News
Tor
Old
Boston Post
The
Herald
Pattonville
Tex
State Party Chairs Say Hands Off On Harness Betting
Pennsylvania party chairs George Bloom and John Rice urged nonpartisan stance on legalizing pari mutuel betting at harness racetracks. Fourteen counties, including Philadelphia and Allegheny, vote April 26 on the referendum. Governors and local officials voiced support, while church groups plan turnout efforts to oppose. A 1959 law established the Harness Racing Commission with licenses for betting where voters approve.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
George T. Bloom
John S. Rice
Philadelphia
Allegheny
Rove
Hintiess
Rees
WRU Dren
Democratic Party
Lis Fefeverdim
Sali
Rice
Bloom
Barr
Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph
Walter W. Geisey
Lawrence
Pennsylvania Council of Churches
George J. Evans
Bgyns
State
Harness Racing Commission
Fire destroys Camden Catholic High School in New Jersey
A Sunday night fire at Camden Catholic High School in Camden NJ destroyed two old classroom buildings and an auditorium, leaving one classroom building and an annex intact. No injuries were reported as 12 of 13 fire companies battled the blaze near the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. About 35 evacuees sheltered at a hospital. Officials planned a conference to outline return plans for 1,400 students after Easter.
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Camden
CamDen Catholic High School
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital
Edward Macdowell
St. Mary's Grammar School
YMCA Calendar Week of April 18 at Union City
The YMCA schedule lists activities for the week including co ed splash parties, junior and senior lifesaving classes, adult beginner instruction, swim events, and teen programs across multiple days. Highlights include Junior High co ed splash party, Lifesaving course last day, and Teen Time events.
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Rewahir
Girls Athletic Association
Union City
Alpha Hi
Gray Club
Avon
Aero Athletic Association
WOTR
Two Area Residents Found Dead in Local Waters
L. Briges, 72, found Saturday in Conewango Creek near Russell after missing since Wednesday. Coroner says stroke caused fall from bank during walk. Guy Corliss, 59, found dead in Allegheny River near Herts Island, Pittsburgh, last Friday after about a week in water. Coroner notes drowning. once lived in Tionesta about 20 years ago.
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L. Briges
Conewango Creek
Russell
Edward Lowery
J. F. Crone
Biiges
Tionesta
Guy ©. Corliss
Herts
Allegheny River
Pittsburgh
Corliss
Tronesta
Banks crack down as Canadian coin racket grows
The Canada North border banks impose an 8 percent discount on American silver coins, cutting value when exchanged for Canadian money. Tourists and nearby Americans and Canadians have profited from the rate gap, but banks warn of losses and stricter handling. The Travel Bureau says the crackdown will largely not affect overall tourist numbers or spending.
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Canada
Wong
Montreal
United States
Windsor
Ont
Detroit
U.S
Notte
Travel Bureau
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