Stassen to Speak in Meadville Titsville Area
Republican gubernatorial hopeful Harold Stassen will address voters in the Meadville and Titusville area on Monday May 5 with a Meadville Eagles Auditorium appearance at 8 p.m. and a Titusville noon talk. Wellington D. Smith, Crawford County GOP chair, invites participation.
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Robert E. Brown
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Lottsville Church
Department of Public Assistance
Dick Rossbacher
Community awards at Meadville high school dinner
John Moravet receives a 25 dollar check from Charles Bracken of Citizens National Bank amid an evening ceremony at Meadville High School cafeteria. Attendees include John Moraveh Sr and Jr, James Allyn, Dr Russell Dickerson, Merlin Stollus, Joseph Taggart, Olin McCray, and Richard Farrer. Also noted are upcoming visits by Pittsburgh paleontologists to Allegheny College and a Meadville field site.
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Conneaut Lake
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Corry
Hospital Report Shows Admissions and Discharges
At the hospital report as of early today two admissions are listed including Mrs. Clarence Cox of Doylestown and Geneva Birchard of Spartanshire along with several children named with addresses. Discharges include Mrs. William Swindall and Mrs. Elizabeth Hopkins among others. The notice lists emergencies and a contact number 2-8201 for the Corry Hospital.
Cold Air Advances Across Eastern United States
A cold air mass moved into the eastern half of the nation, sweeping southeast overnight and reaching near the Atlantic and Gulf coasts. Temperatures fell into the 20s to 50s across the Midwest and Southeast with rain, hail and strong winds reported in Texas. Tornadoes caused structural damage but no injuries were noted.
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Stassen Campaign Funds Shrinking Reconsideration Stirs GOP
The primary race sees Harold Stassen’s campaign chest described as nearly empty by T Newell Wood. Backers are said to be withholding funds and insiders speculate on deals as Stassen runs on an anti organization line for governor.
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York County
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Columbia County
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Franklin County
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Gunman Faces Murder Charges In Auto Ambush
Baden electrician Arthur G. Schuck pleaded innocent to murder charges at an arraignment held before Justice of the Peace Paul R. Merriman. He was remanded to Beaver County jail without bond after admitting intoxication when five rifle shots struck a car near Economy, killing William Engel and Vincent Quigley and wounding Angelina Pugliano. ballistics tied a rifle found at Schuck's home to the slayings, though investigators found no confirmed link to the victims or motive.
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Ike Commemorates First Law Day Observance
President Eisenhower marked the first Law Day urging the world to choose law over force to ensure civilization’s survival. He said the rule of law shifts relations among nations toward peaceful settlements within a legal framework and called for universal will to accept dispute resolution without force. May 1 designated Law Day by the President.
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