Local notices and ads from Union City and nearby areas
A mixed listing of admitted and discharged residents from Union City and surrounding towns including Grace Sperry and Mrs Paul Euware, with addresses in Todd Pittsfield Willian Union City and others. Local notices mention Spring Creek Ladies Aid sale on April 27 28 at 110 West Main and Turben's Auto Service as the Chevrolet dealer.
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Spring Creek
West Main Street
Grace Sperry
East Plepsslit Street
Todd
Smonth
Mus -Bywicklin Brown
Warrep
Paul Euware
North Cry
Pittsfield Oopur Colony
West Main
Frank Polancy Jr
Clyde Wohlmuth
Spring Street
Elmer Blystone
Ted Kenninters
Church Street
Spring Creek Ladies ' Aid
Eichmann Trial Readies New Witness and Evidence
The trial hearings feature a potential live witness former SS Lt. Col Walter Huppenkothen and a contested photograph of Eichmann. Prosecution affidavits from Wisliceny and Hoess outline Eichmann’s alleged authority and methods, noting Himmler Heydrich Mueller and the Foreign Office influence. Wisliceny’s lines claim readiness to chase Eichmann and aid in his capture.
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Lving
Walter Huppenkothen
Robert Servatius
Huppenkothen
Eichmann
Servatius
West Germany
Adolf Eichmann
Gideon Hausner
Investiea Hon
Hausner
Wislicens
Hoess
Wisliceny
Gestapo
Heinrich Himmler
Rewmichard Heydrich
Heinrich Muel-ler
Foreign Office
Nazi Transport Ministry
Wisttceny
Wisthceny
Tam
Servatuls
Fudgnes
Wiskeny
Beritl
Funeral rites for Mrs Lelia A Chapin set Friday
Last rites for Mrs Lelia A Chapin will be held from the Lowville Methodist Church Friday afternoon at 2 Oclock. Interment will be in Lowville Cemetery. Friends may call at the HT Musser Funeral Home in Union City Wednesday and Thursday from 2 to 7 to 9 p.m. Rust Funeral services for Mrs Clydy Mary Rust will be held from the Glen Funeral Home in Union City Thursday at 2 p.m. Interment in Riceville Cemetery. Friends may call anytime after 7 p.m. on Tuesday. Robert Garrett financier and philanthropist dies in Baltimore founder of Baltimore banking house pivotal in railway construction.
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Chapin
Lelia A. Chapin
Lowville Methodist Church
Lowville
Musser Funeral Home
Union City
Rust
Clydy
Mary) Rust
Glen
Riceville
Indict UC Men In Morals Scandals With Teens
A May grand jury in Evie will indict three Union City men for morals charges involving young girls. Ar chile Thomas, Ray Smith, and Victor Jewell face counts linked to sexual offenses against 13 and 15 year old girls. Police said the men were rounded up after a violent illegal structure was connected to a lumber yard, with other offenses alleged at homes during the investigation.
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Yuster
Evie
Wolving Ty Giles
Archile Thomas
Presige Street
Ray Smith
South Mainste
Nyo Morais
Victor Jewell
Parade Street
Morais
Union City Police
Dairymen To Meet On Friday
Dairymen’s meeting set for Friday April 28 at 8 30 p m at the McCray Community House. Refreshments will be served. Members urged to attend. Louisiana municipal bill moves through House Game Committee restricting funding to state limits.
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Lie Dawymen's League
McCray
Buntin
Harrisburg
Burro Fronte Sirichine Funting
Comaittes
State Game Commission
Birth Control Said Vital To Better Living
Pittsburgh speech by Cass Canfield, president of Planned Parenthood, argues birth control key to better living. He cites U.S. government policy shifts, calls for universal rights and religious neutrality, and urges international support while noting liberal Catholic concern over population growth.
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Pittsburgh
Ourth
Cass Canfield
Planned Parenthood Veteranm of America
Canfield
Declan Uhat
U S May Use Force In Cuba
President Kennedy gathers broad bipartisan backing for a hard line anti Castro policy. Gov. Rockefeller, Eisenhower, Nixon, and Truman offer assurances as Johnson signals support for a courageous course in world crises.
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U.S
Cuba
Kennedy
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M Nixon
Hisenfower
Nixon
White House
Harry Truman
Eisenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson
Truman
Kansas City
Johnson
Tynan
Penn a Rivers Continue Rise in Pittsburgh Floods
Widespread flooding hits Pittsburgh region as Allegheny crests at 14.9 feet and basements flood. Saw Mill Run Boulevard area suffers four feet of water with stalled Incline cars trapping nine riders for hours. Roads closed across Warren Crawford Erie counties amid damage and power outages.
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Piitehureh Dis
Philadephia
Pittsburgh
Monongahela
Allegheny River
Warren
Froming
Kinga
Cory
Erie County
Corry
Crawford County
Vernon C. Houghton
Fiber Glass Bodied Vehicle Bradford Car Firm Aims Production
Bradford firm Aero Gui Inc authorized for four million shares of common stock to refinance and move into production in Bradford. President Fred Gerardine outlined a fiber glass bodied truck with front or rear end motor options, air cooling, independent suspension, and a swappable steering/pedal system for either left or right hand drive. Weather reports noted flood-stage levels near Franklin and Pittsburgh as Monongahela River declined.
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Bradford
Aero Gui Oo, Inc
State Department of Pennsylvania
Fred Gerardine
Gerardine
Hoffa Accused of Backing End of Railroad Rate Freedom
Norman Olsen of the Pennsylvania Railroad told a Bethel Park Kiwanis Club audience that James Hoffa and the Teamsters Union support legislation to erase the rate making freedoms granted by the Transportation Act of 1958. Olsen warned the measure would threaten railroads as a core transportation system and cited the scale of railroad workers displaced by government regulation. He argued railroads remain essential, noting rail’s efficiency against trucking and the piggyback system.
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Pitpsburgh
James Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Norman Olsen
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburgh
Kiwanis Club
Bethel Park
Olsen
Hoffa
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