Gas Blast Destroys Tastee Freez Roof in Route 46 Blast
A gas explosion shattered the Tastee Freez on Route 46 near Mes south of herw Saturday night. The roof was blown off, walls bulged, and windows shattered across the street. Two Tylerburg repair crews notified the Tonesta fire department at 11:35 p.m. Fire Chief Burns Johnson reported 35 people present, a small blaze among rags quickly extinguished. Estimated 79 percent of the building damaged. insurance partially covers losses.
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Aioll
R. J. Harman
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Tylersburg
Tonesta
Mrs. G Maynard dies at Spartansburg home
Mrs. G Maynard of Spartansburg died Saturday evening at her daughter’s home R D 1 Spartansburg after a lingering illness. Born April 4 1890 in Garland she was daughter of Wellington and Irene Holeman Brown. She married Robert Maynard December 26 1907 in Ripley NY. He died October 2 1945. Survived by daughter, son Robert B Maynard of Spartansburg, three grandchildren, sister Clyde Maynard RD 2 Centerville and brother QR Brown Westfield NY. Funeral private tomorrow at 2 30 pm officiated by Rev DeForest Tennies at daughter’s home. burial Sunnyside Cemetery Centerville.
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Spartansburg
Tvan Rose
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Garland
Wellington
Irene Holeman Brown
Robert Maynard
Ripley
Television Schedule Readouts for WBEN TV Buffalo Tonight
Television grid lists programs from 5:00 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. including Fun to Learn Salt Children Theatre and Weather at 5:55, News at 6:00 and 11:00, sports segments, The Range Rider, Whirlybirds, Adventures of Robin Hood, Burns and Allen, Arthur Godfrey, Those Whiting Girls, The Man Called, Studio One Summer Theatre, and late-night The Prizewinner Playhouse. Tuesday lineup features Color Test, The Jimmy Dean Show, Captain Kangaroo, Susie, Marion Roberts Presents, Fred Waring Show, Arthur Godfrey Time, You Are The Jury, The Brighter Day, The Secret Storm, Edge of Night, News and Weather, Love of Life, Search For Tomorrow, Matinee Playhouse, Speaker of the House, As the World Turns, Meet the Millers, The Big Payoff, and It’s A Small World.
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Chilldren's
Robin Hond
Arthur Godfrey
Studio One
Garden of Allnls
Jimmy Dean
Susie
Marion Roberts
Fred Waring
Tima
Rich
Patti Page
Annie Oakley
Phil Silvers
Playhouse
Lightning Strikes Titusville Area Causing Damage and Shocks
A Titusville resident, Howard Wright, was briefly stunned when lightning struck his R D 1 home around 7 p m Saturday. A tree at Titusville Country Club lost power to the dance, which continued by lantern light. In Torpedo, lightning hit a barn killing two cows but causing no barn damage. About an inch of rain fell in 30 minutes, with rapid runoff washing out several rural bridges.
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Titusville
Howard Wright
Wright
Titusville Country Club
Scott
Dems and GOP Outline Get Out The Vote Strategy
Both major parties map campaigns to boost November turnout. Democrats held a Pittsburgh workshop to increase party registrations with an evening Sharon meeting and a Meadeville session. Republicans plan a September regional series from September 9 at War then September 19 at Coatesville.
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Williamsport
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Henning
Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania
Ohio
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D-Pa
Senate In Probe Of Union Charter Abuses In NYC Area
Senate investigators examine how a New York Local 276 union charter moved through a succession of favored individuals. Sen. McClellan says charters were granted to exploit workers and shake down employers. The committee aims to hear 40 to 45 witnesses in four days of hearings this week.
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United Automobile Workers
New York City
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Allied Industrial Workers Union
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Hold Service For Forrest Fuller
The funeral service for Forrest D. Fuller was held yesterday at Torrey and Hays Funeral Home in Spartansburg. Rev. Arra McGill of Fairview officiated, with burial in Loomis Cemetery. Bearers were Raymond Fuller, Charles Fuller, Michael Rahijs, Charles Waka, Lynn Crosby and Robert Fuller. The Dominican Republic’s name derives from Saint Dominic, patron saint of Columbus's father.
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Forrest D. Fuller
Hold Rites For T. A. Anderson
Last rites for T. A. Anderson were held at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Bradley Lines officiating. Interment followed in West Lawn Cemetery at Columbus. A large attendance from Jamestown and surrounding areas, plus a delegation from the Erie Railroad, attended the service.
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Bradley Lines
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James Clancy
Arthur Hill
Morton Johnson
Frank Kasper
John McMahon
Donald A. Anderson
Allene Babcock
Rochester
Alfred Anderson
Joan Anderson
Fern Johnson
Harold Davis
A. J. Bernard
Mabel Anderson
Jamestown
Owen McEntarfer
Charles Mallory
Niobe
D. C. O'Brien
Albert Swanson
Ashville
Gustaf Anderson
Kennedy
Sherwood Johnson
Lakewood
Lillian Anderson
Emma Luce
Franch Creek
Charles Anderson
Dayton
Melvin Brevelle
Pittsfield
Ray Briggs
Hartfield
N. Y
Ruth Perry
Roger Perry
Karen Perry
Patricia Peck
Gus Anderson
Erie
John Anderson
Louisville
Erie Railroad
Billy Graham Places Blame on Parents for Delinquency
New York crowd hears Billy Graham say parental neglect and lack of religious teaching fuel teen problems. He cites homes without prayer and Bible reading as root causes as youth violence rises in the city. About 19,200 inside Madison Square Garden and 1,500 outside. 485 decided for Christ. crusade extended to September 1.
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Chis Fen
Madison Squire Garden
Aittie
Defendants To Face Judge For Sentencing Today
Defendants will be sentenced today by Judge Herbert A. Movie in Osaford County Court. Howard Theirwerman of Titusville pleaded guilty to public indecency on July 1. Tarry Nelson of Great Falls admitted burglarizing two Lake area homes. Loven Hesky of Meatville and Gorge Ho Kelor of Meadville face burglary counts. Taveeny rach and others allegedly robbed service stations and shop for cigarettes.
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Osaford
Howard Theiwerman
Titusville
Tarry
Nelson
Great Falls
Montighy
Hosticolters
Loven A. Hesky
Meatville
Gorge Ho Kelor
Meadville
Death Comes To Senator George Continued From Page One
Fragmentary OCR reads of a long obituary note the death of Senator George after a health decline. The text references hospitalization in June and relocation to Vienna, with mentions of Haig and various foreign relations anecdotes. The garbled lines imply a sportslike cadence of a public figure’s decline and an extended tribute.
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Tax Writing Senator Foe of New Deal Faces Purge
The veteran Finance Committee member who backed high taxes during World War II and Korea first won a Senate seat before 1938. Roosevelt sought to purge him in that year, but Lawrence George defeated Eugene Talmadge as Camp finished poorly. Roosevelt later relied on George for lend-lease support.
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Enly
Eugene Talmadge
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