Aero Supply Changes Name to Aero Flow Dynamics
Stockholders at Aero Supply Mfg Go Inc in New York City approved renaming the firm Aero Flow Dynamics reflecting its shift from aircraft hardware to machinery and handling systems for air and fluids. In the first quarter of 1961 the company reported net income of 5568 after a 98057 loss in 1960, with net sales 1,005,872 down from 1,301,048. A. Philip Goldsmith joined the board, joining existing directors Margolis Leo Strauss Brightman Tilley Willis Christensen Puler Cuistk and Goldanuth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aero Supply Mfg. Go, Inc
New York City
Aero-Flow Dynamics
Henry M. Margulis
A. Philip Goldsmith
Bates Mfg. Co, Inc
Margolis
Elgin
National Watch Co
Leo Strauss
Henry S. Brightman
Vicw
Lt. Wing
George Tilley
Chester Thomson
Thomson- Leeds Co
Tnc
Charles Willis Jr
Alaska Airlines
Tic
HE. Christensen
Columbus Hits 172 Percent of Cancer Quota
Columbus reports 172 percent of its Cancer Crusade quota in Warren County during this year’s drive and far exceeds last year’s collection. Mrs Donald Sherman head of the Crusade in Columbus cited maps, four workers per round, and improved operations as key factors. Plummer Collings, Warren County Crusade chairman, congratulated the Columbus group on its outstanding effort.
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Columbus
Warren County
Donald Sherman
Crusade
Mes Sherman
Plummer Collings
Warren County Cancer Crusade
Columbus Group
Gay Nineties Sisters Pursue YMCA Chapter Growth
In a lively YMCA session the Gay Nineties Sisters discussed forming new chapters to rival the Brothers of the Brush. Mrs Alfred Gone showcased vintage gowns and explained patterns. Gertrude White announced bonnet sales via centennial headquarters. plans include fashion shows and tours of local historic sites.
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Brothers of the Brush
Mes
Gertrude White
George Gould
White
Streen
Uuerys
YMCA
Brush
Alfred
Corry
Jayferce GO Nichols
Centential
Chevy Hardwire
Main Street
Youth Mauled By Bull On Area Farm
17 year old Childe Weinegard, working as a farm hand at a local yard, entered a pen with a 1000-pound Angus bull. He was tossed and rolled for 40 minutes before escaping, treated at Union City Hospital, then released. A new worker will replace him.
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Childe Weinegard
Boarbansbure
Alhe
Guerpe
Sparkansburg
Anne
Union City
Claude
Hus Phace
U S Pours More Help Into Laos
The United States increases airlift of arms and supplies to pro Western Laotian government troops as rebels reportedly attack on multiple fronts. Turbo prop transports rush aid from the Philippines under Operation Hot Shot while two down service personnel join the transport teams. Western nations doubt a ceasefire or coalition government can be arranged by May 12 ahead of the Geleya conference.
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Vientiane
Laos
United States
Philippines
New Surlitl
U.S
Thirt
India
Canada
Poland
RC Spikes Rumors Of Food Charge In May Disaster Exercise
Albert Cole, RC disaster chairman, stated at the Board meeting that rumors claiming a food charge for the May mass care exercise at Conny Area High School are unfounded. Hundreds of Erie County residents will participate May 12, stay overnight, and be fed by Red Cross cooks with no fee.
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Hen Cross
Corky
Albert Cole
RC Disaster
Board of
Erie County
I Conny Area High School
Ned Cross
Sid
Cole
Board of Directors
Corry Public Library
Robert W. Clark
J. Hubert Heerlein
Clifford Taylor
Clark
Agnes Lynch
Harrisburg Senate Advances Hunting Bill to Governor
The Senate gave tentative final approval by a 500 vote, sending the hunting bill to Governor Lawrence for signature. It would permit licensed hunters to kill turkeys, deer, or bears, with the target animal deemed unfit for release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Lewis
Lawrence
Senate
Storms Hammer Pa Rivers Cause Floods And Deaths
Two traffic deaths occurred as storms lashed Pennsylvania with heavy rain and high winds. Flooding forced evacuations in Wyoming and Luzerne counties while Susquehanna and nearby rivers overflowed. Electric lines fell, roads closed, and towns prepared for rising crests and continued rainfall forecast by the Weather Bureau and flood service.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Susquehanna
Wilkes
Wilkes-Barre
Sts- Wehanna
Sune
Susquehanna Myursiday
Juniata
Cuba crisis options weigh US response to Cuba
The Kennedy administration weighs possible actions to end the Cuban crisis. Plans under study include a naval blockade, partial embargo, and anti Castro actions with Latin American allies. Diplomats favor a last-resort approach while aiming to avoid fueling Western Hemisphere tensions.
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Fee Aguinen
Islint
Chiba
Aelion Witth
Bedlewe
French Armies Capture Rebel Leader as Hunt for 3 Mutineers Continues
Algiers report says Maurice Challe was captured or surrendered and flown to Paris to face trial. Three other generals Raoul Salan Edmond Touboulid and Andre Zeller remain missing as a search unfolds in Algeria. Rumors place the trio at a Foreign Legion camp near Zareida. Information Minister Terrenoire said no plane landed at Gibraltar with accomplices. Challe, stripped of rank, to be held as a common criminal in Paris. The four fled Algiers after the revolt’s collapse, with a convoy moving them and about 35 followers to an unknown destination.
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Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Maurice Challe
Paris
Raoul Salan
Edmond Touburid
Andre Zeller
Foreign Legion
Zareida
Lewis Terrenoire
British Gibraltar
Challe Butt
de Gaulle
Challe
Sante
Castro halts televised parade of Cuban invasion captives
Key West AP reports Fidel Castro ordered a stop to televised parading of invading captives. Interrogations continued with one captive the son of an anti Castro leader saying he was duped about April 17 invasion plans. Passengers arriving in Florida expressed mixed feelings about leaving Cuba as others avoided interviews.
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Bute Castro
Julia Mo
Key West
Fla
Fidel Castro
Manuel Antonio
de Verona
Florida
Cuba
Hix
Miami
Life
Ciba
Flood Waters Close Roads Across Tri State Area
Flood waters from Conewango Creek French Creek and the Allegheny River flood farms and roads across the tri state area. Route 6 closures near Mill Village Union City to Waltsbury and Warren plus Meadville and Chautauqua Lake report rising levels with docks cabins and furniture lost to the rising waters.
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Betwee
Union City
Waltsbury
Meadville
French Creek
Franklin
Allegheny River
Chautaugia Lake
Corry
Wareren
Warren
Warren Any
Conewango Creek
Warner Dam
Joblessness rises in major labor survey areas
Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg said 101 of 150 major areas show unemployment at 6.0 percent, the same as March, with smaller areas classified as having substantial labor shortages rising from 184 to 199 in April, signaling worsening jobless conditions nationwide.
Boys Rescued Near Low Bridge After Flood Swim
Four youths from Randolph were rescued near a low bridge by Randolph Fire Chief William Honey and the fire crew as their inner tube rafts drifted toward Little Connewango Creek and a bridge. Paul Hughes, 13, and Robert Brave, 14, were among the boys saved before collision.
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Henge
Young
Connewango Creek
Paul Hughes
Charles Hughes
Randolph
Robert Brave
Russell Brace
Lsu
William Honey
Sparta School Board Holds Line on 1961 62 Taxes
Sparta merged district kept 1961 62 tax rates at 32 mills for the main levy and 810 per capita tax with a 1 percent wage tax reenacted. The proposed budget of about 200000 was read for a second time and will be advertised. A suspended student received probation to remain in school. The board approved changing the schedule from six to seven periods next fall, pending administrative dates.
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Spartansbu
Sparta
Main
Wisqualia
Athens
Eichmann Fueled by Pathological Urge to Kill Jews
In Jerusalem AP reporting notes Eichmann’s alleged fixation on destroying Jews. Testimony alleges he traveled constantly to advance the so called final solution and that a former colleague’s notes described plans and meetings linked to the extermination effort.
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Eichmann
Jerusalem
Ailall Fighminn
Constanly
Blehninis
Ruloll
Hoegs
Wartitie
Brent
Poland
Oyidenice
Blchraili
SS Ma
Dieter Wisticeny
Miner First To Apply For Food Stamps
Edward Levy, 48, and his wife from Roderfield are the first applicants in Welch West Virginia for Kennedy era emergency food stamp aid. About 35 people were awaiting processing as offices opened for stamp issuance in McDowell County, a region long affected by poverty and unemployment. Barron and State Public Welfare officials spoke to applicants, calling the start a hopeful step toward economic recovery for West Virginia.
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Welch
W.va
Kennedy
Edward Levy
Hinself
Levys
Roderfield
Levy
Wallhe
West Virginia
McDowell
Barron
W. Reynard Staith
State Department of Public Assurance
Tinid
Virginia
Kenedy
Allegheny School Head Speaks To Students and Adults
Allegheny School leader addressed students and parents at a community session to discuss ongoing education concerns and an upcoming probe into the school system. The remarks were part of a special program aimed at clarifying questions from residents and outlining plans for improvement.
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Allegheny School
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