Time for a Change in Canada
Canada faces a national election with Liberal led government and Conservative opposition. The piece notes St Laurent as a popular Liberal figure, debates over one party rule, taxes, centralization, waste, and foreign policy, plus regional divides from Ontario to the Maritimes and western Social Credit and CCF dynamics.
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Canada
United States
Liberal Party
Liberals
House of Commons
Lke
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Louis” St. Laurent
U. S
U.S
St. Laurent
George Drew
Moscow
Alberta
Ment
Columbua
Social Credit Party
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
Saskatchewan
GCF
Drew
Ontario
Quebec
Maritime Provinces
Newfoundland
How Smart Are You Classified Quiz From the Gazette
A humorous quiz asks ten questions across history geography and politics with a scoring guide linking correct answers to memory gains and a note to check the Classified Page for answers. It mentions Nathan Hale and the Pisa tower and Massachusetts farms.
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Arkansas
Nathan Hale
Ghavinel Islands
Great Britain
Pisa
Eisenhower
Spain
Education Board Candidacy Filed by Local Leader
Mrs. Maude H. Barnes announces her bid for one of two Board of Education vacancies. The drive comes as the community learns four barn fires in as many days set a local record, including a blaze at Elizabeth Lawson’s north Railroad street property. The Wayne Township Taxpayers Union plans a 10 day member recruitment campaign to reach every taxpayer.
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Gorry
South Street
Corry
Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
George Sample
National Advertising
Sottinell-Kimball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Park Avenue
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Apews
Cartier
Parent ‘Teacher Association
Maude H. Barnes
Board of Education
O. W. ‘Ott
Seamister
Railroad Street
Eliabetl Lawson
Wayne Township Taxpayers Union
Association
Service Tomorrow for Charles E Dibble
Charles E Dibble 41 died at Corry Memorial Hospital after a farm accident last Monday when he fell from a wagon loaded with baled hay on his brother Burton R Dibble's farm. He suffered a concussion and head lacerations. survived by his wife Addie Rickers Dibble and sister Clara Dibble. Funeral 2:20 pm tomorrow at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer with Rev Gerald Dykstra officiating. burial in Clymer Cemetery.
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Charies W. DiNote
Burton
Corry Memorial Hospital
Mr. Dibble
A. D
Addie Rickers Dibble
Clara Dibble
R. D
Spitzer
Clymer
Gerald Dykstra
Clymer Hill Reformed Church
Clymer Cemetery
Policeman Sues For Damages After Car Collision
Traffic patrolman Henry Bauman files a 5000 dollar damage suit in Common Pleas Court for injuries from an August 11 1951 accident. Attorney John Himebau rgh represents Bauman who says the case misses the two year limit by three days and names Marie D Fabian Erle and her husband William Fabian as defendants alleging the Fabian car struck him while directing traffic at 26th and State streets.
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Common Pleas
Atty
John Himebaurgh
Henry Bauman
Bauman
Marie D. Fabian
Erle
William
Fabian
Fabia
Trucker Killed In Mercer Crash
Three people die in western Pennsylvania traffic accidents. Edna C. McClelland 58 of Clarksville died when the car her husband Charles drove was struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train west of Uniontown. James L. Gilmore 22 of Rome on furlough died in a crash near his New Castle home. James Kittenhaugh of Clarks Mills was killed when a truck skidded off a road and plunged down an embankment near Stoneboro. James Slater 63 of Stoneboro was injured. Pat Robert Hay Robinson 50, longtime Democrat Messenger manager in Waynesburg, died at home of a heart attack. An unrelated note mentions the first movable metal type for printing being cast in Korea in 1403.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Edna C. McClelland
Clarksville
Charles
Pennsylvania Railroad
Uniontown
McClelland
James L. Gilmore
Rome
New Castle
Mercer County
James Kittenhaugh
Clarks Mills
James Slater
Stoneboro
Waynesburg
Pat Robert Hay Robinson
Democrat-Messenger
Waynesbare
Clarion Woman Killed in Auto Collision
A head-on crash on Route 68 near Wewinkle between Clarion and Forest County killed 28 year old Betty Kroh of Clarion who was a passenger in a southbound car driven by Paul Corbett 26 of Strattenville. Four others were seriously injured including Luke Taylor of Marienville who suffered a possible fractured skull and was unconscious on arrival at 611 Cuy Hospital where he regained consciousness.
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Clarion
Wewinkle
Forest County
Betty Kroh
Paul Corbett
Strattenville
Corbett
Luke Taylor
Marienville
Cuy Hospital
Luke ‘Taylor
Strattenville Residents Suffer Multiple Injuries In Incident
Paul Corbett, 29, sustained a gunshot wound to the left leg and is in fair condition. William Cook, 30, has lacerations to the forehead and lip with burns to the right leg and remains in unknown condition. May Bell, 4, of Kittanning RD, is in serious condition with a forehead laceration needing sutures, facial abrasions, and a possible fractured pelvis.
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Paul Corbett
Strattenville
Wiliam Cook
May Bell
Kittanning
Fatal crash leaves Cap Mies Bell and others as passengers
Reported details describe a fatal vehicle collision involving Mr. Cap Mies Bell and other occupants in Corbett's car. The cars collided and were demolished, with hospital attendants noting the fatalities. A unclear line references an artificial precipitation spray from 1996.
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Cap ‘Mies Bell
Corbett
Hee
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