Dunkirk Leader Lewis Newson Murray Dies at 84
Lewis Newson Murray president of the Dunkirk Radiator Corp. died Sunday in Brooks Memorial Hospital after a two week illness. He was 84. Murray also chaired the Utica Radiator Corp. board and led the Dunkirk branch advisory board of the Manufacturers and Traders Trust.
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Dunkirk Radiator Corp
Brooks, Memorial Hospital
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Utica Radiator Corp
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Italian-American Club
Mayville
Chautauqua County
George W. Holt
Westfield
Edwin G. O'Connor
Bracton
Holt
George P. Rog
Garry
Journal Printing Department
Columbus Men's Club
William Kafferlin
The
Aero Supply
Mfg. Co
Hospital Report Lists Admissions and Discharges
At The Hospital Report compiled as of 7 p m today shows inability to summon a physician in case of emergency at Corry Hospital. It lists admissions including Harrison Keppel eight only child of Mr and Mrs H Martin Keppel 249 East Columbus Avenue and others. Discharges include Ronald son of Mr and Mrs Walter Rogers Rd 4 and Merle three son of Mr and Mrs Ansten Moore RD 2.
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Harrison Keppel
H. Martin Keppel
Columbus Avenue
Robert Palmer
Riceville
Bonn
Renee
Howard Mortis
East South Street
Russell Brant
East Frederick Street
H James Hammond
J. Deborah
William Hell
West Church
Ramon
George Cooklis
North Center Street
Ronald
Walter Rogers
R.D
Carl Johnson
West Church Street
Harold Powell
Union City
Larry Mosher
East Church Street
Merle
Ansten Moore
R. D
Denver business leader Merle Sample dies at 47
Merle Sample dies at his Denver home aged 47. A Corry native, he left town in 1933 and worked for Montgomery Ward and later managed Cherry Greek for Denver Dry Goods. A World War II captain in the U S Army, he is survived by his wife Betty Smith, a daughter Linda, a son James, his mother Mrs. Nelson Grant, a sister Mrs. Albert Baressi, and two half brothers Philip and John. Funeral plans were not yet final.
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Denver
Cole
Sample
Oarry
Montgomery Ward
Wes
Denver Dry Goody Co
U.S
Betty Smith
Corry
Linda
James
Nelson Grant
Welch Employees Banquet Set By Grape Juice Firm
Westfield Welch Employees Recreation Association plans its third annual banquet May 11 at South Shore Inn North East. Over 200 Welch displayers and guests expected. Also notes on local events including donations, sales and court actions in Erie area.
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Corry Journal
Westfield
Welch Employes Recreation Association
Welch Grape Juice Compaty, Inc
Brocton
N. C
North Fast
South Shore Inn
North East
Welch
W. F. Rickers
Erie
Common Pleas Court
Erle Eirk
John A. Sahhneider
Patricia
Yellow Cab Co
Eyre
Yellow Cab
Cascade Streets
Presbyterian Church
Helen Graham
al Vanssens
Alan Hasbrouck
Women's Relief Corps
Grange Hall
Park Street
Ellis
Presbyterian Women's Ave ‘Sociation
Ap. ml
Raymond Carey
Kenneth ‘Harvey
Adele McCray
Robert Grice
Witherspoon Circle
Harold Mishler
Presbyterian Cub Scout
Erie County
Tilerstate Creamery, Inc
New Castle
Bloodhound Won't Get Steak Reward in Odd Case
RALEIGH, D. C. Mournful Minnie the Bloodhound helped track a peeping form in Johnston County but will not receive the steak dinner. Three witnesses were paid 1.60 pounds each for appearing as the subsequent witness. their checks were returned to State Prison officials. Robert A. Allen says the checks will be sent back again. Minnie remains healthy on plain dog food.
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D. C
Minnie
Johnston County
Robert A. Allen
Fine Newsman For Congress Contempt
Seymour Peck, 39, a New York newspaper man, was fined 500 dollars and given a 30 day suspended jail sentence for contempt of Congress. U S District Judge Luther W Youngdahl allowed Peck to remain free on 1 000 dollar bond pending appeal. The case stems from Peck s January 1956 appearance before the Senate Internal Security subcommittee during a probe of communism in mass communications. He acknowledged past Communist affiliations but refused to name individuals he had known as Communists.
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Washington
Seymour Peck
New York
Today
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Peck
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Solon backs effort to restore State Dept budget
Senator Mansfield signals support to restore Eisenhower’s full State Department request of 227 million dollars as Republicans join calls for broad spending cuts. Dirksen supports reductions beyond House cuts but opposes targeting the department. aims to trim foreign aid and USIA funding.
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Solon
Eisenhower
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State Department
Mansfield
D-Mont
Sen
Dirksen
Knowland
California
GOF
Appropriations Committee
U. S. Information Agency
Elsenhower
Ike Returns To Washington Today
President Eisenhower resumes duties in Washington, weighing 172 pounds after a bout of illness. Report notes his regained weight from 168 during recovery and outlines looming tasks including NATO diplomacy and pressuring allies to maintain armed forces amid Soviet threats.
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Hagerty
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Georgia
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Germany
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NATO
Congress
President invites leaders to White House conference on aid program
The 400 million foreign aid program faces stiff opposition in Congress as lawmakers say cuts are needed to curb costs. President Eisenhower yesterday invited Democratic and Republican readers to a White House conference on May standa. Domestic programs stall, and aides warn that personal effort in Congress is required to move actions before adjournment in July or August.
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Eisenhower
Congress
State Gambling Bill Back In House In Harrisburg
Legislation to place referenda on legal gambling and Sunday activities returns to the House law and order committee after a brief floor appearance. Rep. Harry A. Nausle says the panel will advance the issue despite Senate actions on horse race betting. The House measure, with multiple questions, was sent back to committee for constitutionality concerns over more than one subject. Leaders expect Senate votes on separate horse betting referendum.
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Law and Order
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Somerset
Senate
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Northhampton
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Highways Committee
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Measure expands college opportunities in Pennsylvania Senate
Gov Leader’s plan to broaden college chances for young Pennsylvanians reached the Senate as legislation. A separate probe into the State Pardon Board heard a Philadelphia woman’s claim she paid $90 to aid her husband’s clemency bid. Welfare funding seeks $21 million, more than budgeted for the next two years. Silent film star Frank F Bennett dies at 88 in Warren Township New Jersey. he appeared in D W Griffith films and directed works.
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Senate
Warren Township
N. J
Frank F. Bennett
D. W Grifith
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