Pancake supper ad and community notices
Local Line O Ad listing invites readers to a pancake supper at Spartansburg Methodist Church on Tuesday April 25 from 5 to 8 pm with adults 1.00 and children 50 cents. Also mentions a Monday meeting at St Edward's at 8:05 pm and a comfort message line.
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St. Edward’s
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Msepeney
Spartansburg Methodist Church
Erie County FFA Sweeps Potato Contest
Erie County FFA swept the state potato contest with four gold medals and top honors to a Lehigh County winner. Medals went to Warren Herminger Northwestern Joint High School New Tripoli and Richard Graham Wattsburg Area Joint High School Erie County along with Raymond Osborne and Harry Dewey Fort LeBoeuf Joint High School. David Wimner Lakeview Joint Consolidated High School won the silver medal and Gary Hoover Harborcreek Township High School Erie County earned bronze.
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Ere County
Future Farmers of America
Lehigh County
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Warren Herminger
FPA
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New Tripoli
Young Henninger
Erle County
Richard Graham
Wattsburg Area
Raymond Osborne
Harry Dewey
Fort LeBeou
Mercer County
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Lakeview Joint Consolidated High School
Gary Hoover
Harborcreek Township
Erie County
Government urged to help pay elderly medical bills
Philadelphia AP report notes health insurance for seniors is inadequate. James M. Quigley of HEW backs Kennedy plan to fund medical care for the aged via Social Security. Francis R. Smith agrees with a proposed $10 daily charge for the first nine days of hospitalization for those over 65.
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Paradelphia
Offoelals
James M. Quigley
U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Philadelphia Bulletin Forum
Quigley
Camp Hill
Kennedy
Francis R. Smith
Canadians report Cuba civilians armed after rebel invasion
Two Canadian pilots returning from Cuba described a landscape where almost every civilian carried weapons. Capt Ron Lippert and copilot Guy Larose said the scene resembled a concentration camp with guns seen everywhere during their stranded wait since last Monday's rebel action.
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Cuba
Ron Lippert
Montreal
Guy Larose
Dorion
Quebec
Cubs
World Wide Airways
Lippert
Hospital Struggles to Call Emergency Physician
At The Hospital is unable to summon a physician in case of emergency. Call 2820 for Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Admitted and discharged names in Corry Journal notice
A hospital list shows admitted and discharged individuals with addresses in Corry Union City Spartansburg and nearby towns. Entries include infants and adults such as Robert Marion 15 months at 134 East Frederick street Clyde Ross 248 Marion street Miss Mario Kazimaler 181% North Center street Christina Louise Tin kp RD 1 Columbus and many others. No discharges or admissions for some zones are recorded and several residents are noted as transferred or relocated.
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Robert
Joseph Marion
East Frederick Street
Clyde Ross
Peter Dubrosky
Marion Street
Mario Kazimaler
North Center Street
Leohard W Brown
Cindy Ann
R. D
Pittsfield
Gerald Bagley
East Prederick Street
Abert VanCise
East Pleasant Street
Christina Louise
Edward Tinkp
Columbus
John Zajac
Gerald Edwards
Steven Arie
Titusville
Gaylord Northrop
Kelly Rae
Corry
Crale Hyer
Warren
Arthur Burlingame
Bear Lake
Union City
Mary Packo
Zelma Peterson
High Street
Charles Baney Jr
Concord Street
William Schafer Jr
South Street
Donna Jean Bush
Wallaburg
Marvin King
Richard Donnell
West Fourth Street
Waterford
Indonesian Leader Gets U.S. Welcome
Indonesia's neutralist President Sukarno arrives in the United States and receives full military honors, including a 21 gun salute, during an informal overnight visit with President Kennedy. A four hour meeting is planned at Andrews Air Force Base after Sukarno flies from Los Angeles.
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Indonesia
Sukar Jo
Kennedy
Sukarno
Andrews Air Force Base
Los Angeles
Kennerly
Ibases
Cuba
Sukarjno
United States
Netherlands
West New Guinea
Tndonesia
Soviet Union
Explosion and Fire Injure Workers at Columbiana Boiler Co
An explosion followed by a fire at the Columbiana Boiler Co in Columbiana eight miles east of here injured at least ten workmen. Eight were sent to Salem City Hospital and two to Columbiana Hospital. condition not yet known. Victims include George Cannon Stewart Orr and James Bartow vice president of the firm. Fire Chief Marcus Hamm said a spark from an acetylene torch ignited gas escaping from an apparent remote tank.
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Columbiana Boiler Co
Columb Pens
Here
Salem City Hospital
Columbiana Hospital
George Cannon
Stewart Orr
James Bartow
Bartow
Columbia
Marcus Hamm
Eichmann Trial Witness Describes Nazi Emancipation Reversal
Dr. Sara Witt Mayer Baron testified that Nazi rise wiped out twenty years of Jewish progress in Europe and set back emancipation overnight. She noted the period 1919 to 1933 as Europe’s high point of Jewish freedom. The court also heard Captain Avner Less describe Eichmann’s tape testimony and questions about undue influence and consistency in statements.
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Adolf Eichmann
Nazi Germany
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Bichmann
Austria
Sara Wittmayer Baron
Columbia University
New York City
Baron
Dr. Baron
Adolf Hitler
Eichmann
Robert Servatius
Avner Less
Servatius
Less
Court
Supreme Court
Moshe Landau
Servatis
Benjamin Halevy
De Gaulle assumes near dictatorial powers amid Algerian coup
France faces a crisis as President de Gaulle proclaims near unlimited authority under Article 16 to counter the Algiers junta. He urges loyalty from forces in Algeria while warning of court martial for disloyal elements. Reports from Algiers claim new support but remain unverified. The junta seeks to block self determination in Algeria. A rebel Tunisian government warns of a broader North African crisis if the coup succeeds.
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France
de Gaulle
Algiers
Oran
Maurice Challe
Raoul Salan
Andre Zeller
Edmond Jouhaud
Algeria
Germany
Paris
Algier
Foreign Legion
al de Gaulle
N Tonis
Desalle
Cairo
Nine Bowden Family Die In North Beach Fire
Firemen found the charred bodies of a mother and two children near the front door as a large frame house burned in North Beach Maryland. Police identified Bill Bowden 35 Marie Elizabeth Bowden 33 and six children plus Xenia Farr 60s as victims. Bowden worked as a communications engineer for Page Communications Engineers Inc in Washington DC.
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North Beach
API
Bowden
Bill Bowden
Marie Elizabeth
Maryland
Washington
Page Communications Engineers, Inc
Washogton
D.C
Navy
Pennsylvania real estate panic selling curb rules issued
The State Real Estate Commission issued new regulations to curb panic selling and customer harassment. Brokers or salesman fostering panic selling may be charged with incompetence and bad faith. The rules prohibit using tactics that frighten owners or others into selling property.
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Uarkisburg
State Real Estate Commission
James J. Moore
Particuhir
Shower and Birthday Events Highlight Local News
Mrs Merle Cutting hosted a Sunday afternoon party entertaining 44 guests for her sister Mrs Joseph Cywinskt and infant daughter of Eric. Faye Slada won the door prize as bingo and refreshments followed. Numerous local families and students from Clymer Central School are mentioned in visits, birthday tributes, and Juniors class activities with trips to Washington and other local engagements.
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Merle Wassink
Joseph Cywinskt
Eric
Bingo
Faye Slada
John Zonje
Annette Marie
Qari Marsh
Pauth and
Wloulse
Carl Marsh Jr
Tonia
Faith
Russell Hunni
Wendy
Clymer
Charles Park
Sherman
Hapgood
Clymer Central School
Washington, D. C
Blaine Ohimer
Kenneth Way
James Humphrey
Arthur Pissalter
Vernon Humphrey
Diane
Janet
Francis Jaquith
Charles Culbertson
Corry
Charlotte Allen
Wattsburg
Harold Gorr
Wesleyville
Fred Wallace
Lloyd Aikens
Christine Hijec
Marjorie Hayes
George Renckers
Duane Bemis
Albert Bayle
Richard Garfield
Claude Roush
Lyle Bemis
Diané Humphrey
Publisher Hel en Goettler Moyer Dies After 21 Years
Mrs. Helen Goettler Moyer, editor and publisher of the Souderton Independent for 21 years, died yesterday at her home in Souderton, Pennsylvania.
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Souderton, Pa
Helen Goettler Moyer
Souderton
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