Local Line-O-Ad Rates and Car Rentals
Spot Line O Ads lists local rate 40 cents a line with noon day of publication deadline. Also included are notes on vehicle rentals from Cliff Buesink Ford and an advertisement for pool chemicals from H J Young Sales Agency with contact details and address.
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SPE
Ateater Ete
Occidental Petroleum
Ag-Met Corp
Moore, Leonard and Lynch Inc
George N. Orcutt
Cliff Buesink
Discharged and Admitted Names From Local Notices
A list of discharged and admitted individuals from area addresses including Bertha Martin Ruth Procton Kathryn Weidner Sharon Bunting and others with multiple street and route designations. Also notes desk volunteers Ester Laurie Olive Henton and various family names and addresses in Spartansburg Corry Oil City Bear Lake and Union City.
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Bori
Harry Anderson
Snyder Circle
Bertha Martin
Euclid Street
Ruth Procton
Mead Avenue
Kathryn Weidner
Columbus
Howard Young
Lemon Street
Harley M. Drake
Concord Street
Sharon
Louis Bunting
R.D
Spartansburg
Paul Covey
Corry
Steven
Robert Falcone
East Columbus Avenue
Clifford Geer
East Main Street
Elton
Elton Miller
George Nelson
Titusville
Martin Phillips
Union City
LaVerne Silvis
West Pleasant Street
Christie R. Dyer
Bear Lake
Minnie Owens
Clymer
Edward Asel
Ester Laurie
Olive Henton
Timothy
Ralph Miles
Clarendon
Jerome Davis
West Congress Street
Theresa
David Foster
Aloysius Lindenberger
West Main Street
Roberta
Richard Culver
East Pleasant Street
Kenneth Swab
Oil City
Rebecca Wynn
Warren
Black Life Shows Win Tony Awards
Broadway honors go to two black life focused shows The River Niger and Raisin with major acting prizes for Michael Moriarty Colleen Dewhurst Virginia Capers and Christopher Plummer The ceremony aired on ABC with nine special awards and honors for many figures in New York theater
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New York
Niger
Broadway
Michael Moriarty
Colleen Dewhurst
Virginia Capers
Christopher Plummer
ABC
League of New York Theaters
Hugh Wheeler
Gigi
Frederick Loewe
Alan Jay Lerner
Andide
Harold Prince
Franne Lee
Mrs. Lee
Eugene
Eugene O'Neill
Call Off Search For Youths In Erie Sewer
Erie police ended a sewer search on the east side after four hours when no missing youths were found or reported missing. Five youths had sparked the operation by claiming two boys entered the sewer, with uncertainty over whether the tracks belonged to the five reporters or others. The incident remains under investigation.
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Erie
Most Still Nix Amnesty
Princeton AP report notes a shrinking majority oppose amnesty for Vietnam era draft evaders while fewer call for punishment. Gallup found 58 percent of 1527 adults interviewed March 29 to April 1 say evaders should not return without punishment, down from 67 percent last year.
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Princeton
N.J
Gallup
United States
Miners End Wildcat Strike In Western Pennsylvania
Ebensburg Pennsylvania AP reports striking United Mine Workers members voted to end a nearly two week wildcat walkout that idled about 10 000 miners across western Pennsylvania and parts of West Virginia Local and international officers met for two hours and authorized ending the strike with a pledge no pickets at midnight shifts A 250 person meeting ended with the crowd shouting Lets get back to work The strike began April 10 after Local 1680 members protested two firings
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Ebensburg
United Mine Workers Union
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Edward Manbourne
UMW International
District 2
UMW
Monbourne
1680
Union Strike Halts Coal Production Across Several Counties
Florence Mine No 2 in Indiana County faced walkouts after illegal picketing spread to Cambria, Somerset, and Armstrong counties with closures reported in West Virginia. About 200,000 tons of coal daily were halted as District 2 factions opposed reforms of UMW President Arnold Miller. A three man international commission aided back-to-work talks, and Local 1680 voted to end the walkout while assurances were given no further dismissals. Colleges receiving state aid would be required to fly the U S flag daily except in bad weather under a Senate bill.
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Florence
Indiana County
Cambria
Somerset
Armstrong
West Virginia
District 2
UMW
Arnold Miller
Manbourne
Miller
International Union
1680
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Minnick's
Nook
RMS Reenter
Karen's
Herat
Grange Hall
S.p.m
Kodak
North Center Street
U.S
Moore, Leonard and Lynch, Inc
H. J. Young Sales Agency
King Features
Ite Incw
Concord Township
Sylvia Hammond
R. D
Sea
WOTM
Moose Lodge
Cherry's
Ida Guignon
Russell Stover
Carol’s
Ty Steaty
Cory Evening Journal
George R Sample
Willian Eaton
John Mickauphlii
Deadline
Hate
Corry Memorial Hospital
News Today
TA. M. Today
Corry Ambulance Service
Mary Machne
Larry Huffman
Colum
Nestogy
Black Life
Armond Wheeler Jr
N.Y
Leon Warnshuis Clymer
Luella Alford
West Washington Street
Raymond Tanner
Wattsburg
Clarence Vanderhoof
Nix
Corry Evening Journal Call
Scott Stevenson
Donald Stevenson
Erie Street
Coast Guard Quartermaster School
Orlando
Fla
Fare Agen Hig Achooleeestes Coast Guard
Senate
C.j.peterson
Srice
Bouer
Jack
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