Discharged and admitted names flood local notices
Discharge and admission entries list residents and addresses across multiple towns including Spring Creek Mix, Centerville, and Union City. The list names individuals such as Nir and Mrs Faink Wiwiejko, Michael Bye, Mrs James Adin, and Mrs Marlil Meeker among others, with various street and rural routes. A Labor Day market notice promotes meat and poultry specials from Macko's Market at 114 East Main Street alongside a Labor Day order reminder. The piece also covers a brief East Berlin border clash note and U.S. military build-up discussions in Berlin during President Kennedy’s era as Johnson is cited proposing equipment boosts and troop movements totaling around 6500 forces prior to more arrivals.
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Pwdores
Dadehter
Nir
Faink Wiwiejko
Neil Kent
Wattsmine
Richid Bakernke
Dente Ann
Clymer
Michael Bye
East South Stro
James Adin
Dautenever
Pepey Sue
Clytter
Priedy Heath
Centerville
Georew Sherwood
Curry Rower
East Bertin
Kennedy
West Berlin
Johnson
Berlin
Jomson
Rites Held For Mrs Nielsen at Pine Grove
Funeral services for Mrs O Nielsen were conducted at Pine Grove with many family members and friends present. Attendees included Mrs John Hskh Hroku Eval Hreko Mir ate Me Robert Nieleen and Mrs Day Crawforeann family, with references to several local residents and neighbors.
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Ronay Gies
Arthur Silber
John Hskh Hroku
Robert Nieleen
San
Heisnap Mintsoty
Alex Rilcey
Lili Kiteow
Porter funeral notices and Styers infant rites
Funeral notices list Mrs Tom B Porter of Spring Creek at Brycken Funeral Home with viewing times and burial at Pine Grove Cemetery. Also Wynal Styers rites for Donald A Bevers infant son held at Styers residence with Bracken Funeral Home arrangements and burial at Pine Grave. Sale ads for Berkshire stockings at Carroll's Gift Shop conclude.
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Tom B. Porter
Spring Creek
the Brycken
Spiny Guerk
Styers
Donald A Bevers
Donald B. Styers
Covey
Bracken Funeral Home Foray
Tom Taterment
Berkshire
Carroll's
White House name kept as is under monument status plan
Washington AP reports the House Interior Committee debated designating the White House as a national monument or museum while preserving the name. Rep J T Rutherford led hearings proposing protection for furnishings and objects under National Park Service jurisdiction, with First Lady's belongings discussed in the context of preservation.
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Washington
White House
House
J.T Rutherford
Rutherford
Aya National Monument
National Park Service
Smithsonian Tystitulion Suely
Trips By Erie City Officials Cost $7,823.35
A survey shows Erie city officials and staff made 61 trips since August 1960 costing $7,823.35 in total. Public Affairs led with $3,659.64, Water $? and four trips unpaid, while Finance $1,839.00, Public Safety $117, Parks and Public Property $102.101, Streets $107. The mayor Arthur Gardner took six trips including conferences in York and Washington.
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VolceKers
Eity
Munter Parl
Bureau of Waler
Pinatce
Public Affairs Department
Arthurr Gardner
Gardner
Morrisburg
Pennsylvania
York
Washinton
New Yorks
Gardners Brovest
U.S
Dutie
Wattington
Youths Held After Vigilante Action in Chautauqua County
Journal entry reports several boys were jailed in Chautauqua County after a disturbance in Charlotte town. Names like David Jerome Runge Davin Mellaven and Charles did Larsen are listed among those detained by the sheriff’s department north of Dumestayn.
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Chinataugiy County
Chartotte
Dumestayn
Chautauqua
Chattauqua County
Sheviff Department
David Jerome Runge
Davink Mellaven
Charles Did Larsen
Uyedtsold
Big Three Stand Pat Amid UAW Pressure
The Big Three automakers GM Ford and Chrysler held firm on their labor contract offers to the United Auto Workers amid mounting pressure from the union. About 500000 workers are affected as contracts nearing expiry prompt renewed bargaining and potential strikes. UAW President Walter Reuther reportedly negotiated in secrecy with American Motors on a profit sharing proposal.
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Cen
Rae
Gene Motors
Bord
Chrysler
United Auli
Ronwards
UAW
Lst
Waller Reuther
I Ud
Amurean Motors Corp
Oil Company Founder Dies in Delaware Hospital
Correne Wilns, board chairman of the Wil Go Oil Co of Delaware, died at Oil Guy Hospital after a shooting incident. He was founder and former president of the Sylvan Grace Crude Oil Association, named Grand Old Mag of Production at the 1959 International Retroteur Exposition. Survived by several children. Funeral arrangements pending at press time.
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Correne
Af She Wiens
Dil Go
Delaware
Oil Guy
Albu
Poursylvan Grace Crude Oil Association
Tika
Okla
Jurors Drawn For Retrial In Warner Case In New York
A large panel in Chautauqua County will select jurors for the retrial of Donald F. Warner, 26, tied to the 1957 slaying of his wife Winifred. Warner, condemned January 17, 1958 to 30 years to life, had a confession reportedly signed after his wife’s body was found. The state high court ordered a new trial earlier this year citing trial officer errors. The retrial is set for September 12.
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Ars
Cau
Chautauqua County
Donald F. Warner
Warner
Winifred
State Supreme Court of
Appeas
Solons' Seats Warm but May Cool Off
The Legislature may adjourn next week without action on congressional reapportionment. House Majority Leader Stephen McCann said the enactment of a reapportionment bill is not required to meet the tentative August windup target. Republicans and Democrats remain at odds over district reductions to 27 seats, with a May 20 filing deadline looming for the 1962 primary. A special committee meeting with party leaders is set for next Monday evening to bridge differences. Actress Allyson discharged from Monterey hospital after kidney stone removal.
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House
Stephen McCann
McCann
US faces choice on joining a European common market
New York bankers predict pressure for the United States to join a six-nation Common Market formed in 1957 as Europe’s economic growth and Britain’s potential admission shrink global trade barriers. Some Americans push tariffs, while others seek lower production costs or negotiated concessions to boost exports. A faction argues enhanced bargaining and competitiveness will defend U.S. industry without full bloc membership.
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New York
United States
William F. Butler
Chase Manhattan Bank
America
U.S
Europe
Global trade talk stirs bankers on US firms abroad
Bankers say Amer cans gain in world markets over the last year while Common Market ties boost access. Britain’s Continental pact could usher more US plants abroad, luring with a common language and laws. US investment abroad reached 32.7 billion in 1960s figures and may rise as companies seek cheaper production, though job losses at home spark debate over tariffs and better deals for US goods.
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Britain
U.S
Butler
France
West Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembours
Washington
Computer idea nets man $1,064 for improving instructions
James A. Murray of Suburban Bridgeville earned 1064 dollars yesterday under an employee suggestion plan at U. S. Steel Corp. Murray, who joined the firm in 195-, proposed a computer idea that allegedly saves effort by refining input instructions. The plan received approval from Judge Harrisburg’s office. The Senate gave nonkinous approval to two Western Pennsylvania Juvenile Court Judges' Commission appointees, Judge David H Weiss and Judge Alton A McDonald, named by Gov. Lawrence.
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U. S. Steel Corp
James A. Murray
Bridgeville
Murray
Harrisburg
Peninsylvania
Juvenile Court Judges’ Commission
Senate
Gov
Lawrence
David H Weiss
Westmmoreland County
Alton A. McDonald
Cambria County
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