Fish fry and bowling leagues at Brokenstraw Inn and area births
Special Friday fish fry at the Brokenstraw Inn offers all you can eat for 1.25 from noon to 11 pm. Also promoting Bowl-Aire summer bowling leagues for men women and mixed doubles with signups. Local notices list births and discharges at Memorial Hospital including Joseph Sullivan Deborah and Gerald Hugg and several area residents across Union City Spartansburg Corry and Wattsburg.
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SEIS
Joseph’ Sullivan
Phoenix Hotel
Deborah
Gerald
Virginia
Harold Hugg
Sherman
Linda
Marian Nellis
A. D
Corry
Harry Peck
Spartansburg ‘Ann
Uirs
Walter Stahowic
R. D
Turben's Auto Service Chevrolet Dealer Ad
Turben's Auto Service promotes Chevrolet vehicles at BSC ET era listings. Local shoppers are urged to visit the dealership for current models and pricing details.
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Turben’s
Chevrolet
Local Saturday Hours And Friday Fish Fry Announced
SPH announces A&B distributes Friday and Saturday evenings till 9 PM. Moose Home offers fish fry every Friday night from 5 to 8 PM, adults 1.00 children 50 cents. Carroll's Gift Shop features knitting bags Glamour carry alls. Flye Rexall Drugs provides fresh hearing aid batteries.
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Moose Home
Carroll's
Flye Rexall
Weather Chaos Leaves Towns Hit by Storms and Cold
A mass storm system swept from the Gulf to Canada causing injuries near Rensselaer and power outages for about 1000 homes in Monroe County Michigan. The system spawned blizzard conditions in Flagstaff and spread across Utah Idaho Colorado and Wyoming with frigid temps and widespread rain in the east and mild readings elsewhere.
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Gilford
Rensselaer
Monroe County
Mich
Asa EB. Weaver
Gulf
Canada
Flagstaff
Ariz
Utah
Idaho
Colorado
Wyoming
Great Lakes
New England
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Rockies
Midwest
North Atlantic
Texas
Ohio Valley
Florida
Atlantic Coast
Elpins
Rockles
Boeing Aides In Kansas Hold Key To Pact Vote
Seattle machinists report cautious optimism for a new Boeing contract as Wichita vote looms. Cape Canaveral plant pickets continue until tally. Seattle area vote 7,892 yes 4,298 no with 8,315-4,953 overall. Wichita may swing outcome. union seeks union shop and wage hikes of 22 to 33 cents over three years. The lengthy talks ended just before a threatened strike.
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Seattle
Wash
Boeing Co
Wichita
Kan
Bio
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Seattie—area
Boeing
Father Finds Son Dead In Automobile Crash
In Constantia New York Ployd Dupre was driving to work when he found his son Lynn Dupre dead after a car went over an embankment on Route 23. A companion, Frank Guppy 30 of West Monroe, was thrown from the car and survived with minor injuries.
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Constantia
N. Y
Dupre
Lynn
Tle
Route 23
Frank Guppy
West Monroe
Subsidy Fight and Tax Votes Dominate House Action
The House split on subsidy measures with a narrow $7 vote and passage of a penny-a-pack cigarette tax. A Senate and party split surfaced as Republicans weigh votes to keep the sales tax at 4 percent, claiming $66 million in annual gains through stricter collection. Senate adjourned after a late night session as party factions stir. Highlights include a bill barring officials from race track financial interests and hearings on outlawing boxing in Pennsylvania.
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Senate
House
Senate Law and Order Committee
Moor
Judiciary- General Committee
Pennsylvania
Mines Committee
Education
Fov
Scranton
State Board of Education
Safest Pa bus drivers honored in luncheon ceremony
Twelve Pennsylvania bus drivers with a combined 112 million miles without accidents received Driver of Distinction awards at a Harrisburg luncheon. Governor Scranton distributed the honors and congratulated each recipient, singling out Nohe from Northwestern Pennsylvania.
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Harrisburg
Aps
Pennsylvania
Guv Scranton
Nohe
Pennsylvan
German craftsman dies in Lime Rock wedding of fabric printing
German-born craftsman Morite Wallach age 3 died Tuesday at Lime Rock Conn. He married the folk art of printing fabric with wooden blocks, a craft he cherished and practiced.
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Wallach
Brother held after Pa man and slain girl found
Carolyn Sue Ryan fourteen missing from Salina Kan April nine and Michael McQueeney twenty two of Butler Pa found shot to death in a Denver hotel room. Thomas G McQueeney twenty three brother of the dead man was held for questioning as detectives pursued possible federal charges and the connection to a pawn shop gun purchase.
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Denver
Carolyn Sue Ryan
Salina
Kan
Michael McQueeney
Butler
Thomas G. McQueeney
Ead
Thomas McQueeney
Thomas Rowe
Saidichnel McQueeney
Chillicothe
Ohio
Fedral
Thomas
Bennett
Byron Haze
Rowe
FBI
Kansas
Junction City
Carolyn Sue
Carolyn
Michael Walker
McQueeneys
Mike
Gary Walker
Jefferson Quote About Ignorance and Expectations
A quotation attributed to Thomas Jefferson warns that a nation embracing ignorance and chasing impossible hopes will fail. The line emphasizes the danger of unrealizable expectations shaping public policy and national identity.
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Thomas Jefferson
Hi-Neighbor Club entertains members at Cutting home
The Hi-Neighbor Club of Cutting gathered at Mrs. Jack Fair’s Clymer home where chicken dinners for ten members were served. Mrs. Fair led the business meeting, and a long bridal shower honored Miss Janet Humphrey. May plans include Mrs. Florence Waller hosting the next meeting.
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Jack Fair
Hi-Neighbor Club
Cutting
Clymer
Fair
Janet Humphrey
Florence Waller
Clyde Courtright
Mae McIntyre
Lizzie Harris
Charles Hurlbert
Corry
Leonard Evans
Max Bemis
Frank Hullett
Arthur Wallace
Little Hope
Joan Storer
B. K. Storer
College 1
Buffalo
Clifford Aikens Sr
Samuel Upperman
Columbus
Ruth Cornell
Hollywood
Fig
Fay Elsworth
Harborcreek
Sibley Wright
George Gravis
Exile Leader Reveals Views on U S Bad Faith
Exile leader Dr. Jose Miro Cardona is expected to publish a 20 page resignation letter accusing the United States of bad faith over action against Fidel Castro. He and the Cuban Revolutionary Council faced internal conflict after a Washington conference and a disputed request to withhold the letter. The document’s release was planned at a council meeting as tensions with the State Department rose.
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Miami
Mla
United States
Jose Miro Cardona
Fidel Castro
Miro
Washington
Castro
State Department
Council
Picnic sites to rise on Pennsylvania Turnpike
Harrisburgh The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission plans a 7 percent increase in summer picnic sites. Chairman Joseph J. Lawler stated 117 sites will be added along the 360 mile east west leg of the turnpike. No sites are planned for the Northeast Extension.
Ellwood City teen gets indefinite term for auto deaths
A 17 year old Ellwood City boy Howard Menold Jr pleaded guilty to two counts of involuntary manslaughter for a high speed auto crash that killed Patrick Newman 16 of Ellwood City and Joseph Pertello 17 of Koppel. He received an indefinite term at a juvenile detention home and his license is suspended for five years.
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Grove Oury
Ellwood City
John F. Anderson
Isa
Howard Menold Jr
Menold
Patrick Newman
Filwood City
Joseph P. Tertello
Koppel
Aoto
New Castle
Tillotson Eases 3 Out Hires New Ride Foremen
Meadville based highways chief Tillotson announced a shakeup assigning two assistants three foremen and a serviceman. He expects three more assistants and one more foreman soon. Lawrence Herrington becomes principal assistant replacing Russell Decker. Ralph Harrison, Richard Britton, Obert Foltz and Clair McCurdy take foreman roles in Meadville area sectors.
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Meadville
Wilara
Tillotson
Spartansburg
Crawford County
Wie
Lawrence Herrington
Russell Decker
Herrington
Department
Ralph Harrison
Centerville
Archie Ingo
Steuben Township
Richard Britton
Limber Road
Obert Foltz
Clair McCurdy
Atlantic
Museum builder Harold D. Billings dies at 7% pace
Harold D. Billings, noted builder of the Museum of Science and Hayel Planetarium in Boston, died yesterday in Newton Massachusetts. His career included landmark projects shaping public science display and education. He was 72.
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Des Newton
Mass
Harold D. Billings
Museum of Science and Hayélel Planetarium
Boston
Pa To Sound Out Public Sentiment On Prize Fighting
Harrisburg committee to gauge public opinion before proposing legislation to outlaw prize fighting in amateur and professional forms. Public hearing set for May 1 chaired by Sen William Z Scott with momentum rising after a recent amateur bout in Carbondale.
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Harrisburgae
William Z. Scott
Rcarbon
Teel
Carbondale
Scott
Senate
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Brigham Hardware
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Salvation Army
South Center Street
Bernard, Ross
Henry da
Alice Ainsworth
Union Street
Alan
Cecil Carbaugh
Eucla Street
Oman Kink
Bear Lakes
Ruth Carroll
Orman
Howard Bloomfield
Ronald Boyersmith
Wattsburg
Donald Skinner
West High Street
Union City
Gale Kimmy
Clara Bick
Waterford
Ance
Katherine’s
Tasteefreez
Elks
Europe
Jim Narducci
Nastay
BSC
A&b! Distributing Company
H. H. Hammond
South Side Beverages
P.m
Journal Daily
Rex
Maine
Scar Mayer
Allmodies
Ender
Jar
Erices
Erie
Mis
Wilbur Camp
Carol Magsie
Dunkirk
Nancy Fascelia
Elmlra
Vernon Humphrey
Dine Humphrey
Cornelius Beckeynir
Warren
Charles Benedict
John Hamilton
Carl A. Marsh
James Gibbons
Dad John
Gerald Hartilisik
P. D.H
Carry Concrete and Gravel Company
North Center Street
Corry Savings and Loan
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