Marriage license filed in Warren County for Steiner and Catal
A marriage license application was filed at the Warren County courthouse by John W. Steiner and Pamela Jean Catallo, both of Corry, along with Gary B. Proper and Anita Louise Young. In other news, Gary Edwards and Dennis Knight were treated after a Route 6 crash with Knight in fair condition and Edwards discharged from Corry Memorial Hospital. A church concert at Columbus Community Church honors locals leaving for work, college, or military service. William Morris pled guilty to driving while suspended. traffic fines were issued for several violators. A ten-year-old girl sustained injuries from a bicycle fall, and James Stevenson was appointed to the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission. William Holden Jr. died from auto crash injuries. A found sportsman’s flashlight was surrendered to police, who also resolved a report of boys attempting to set fire to lumber, which proved fruitless.
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Warren County
John W. Steiner
Pamela Jean Catallu
Corry
Gary B. Proper
Anita Louise Young
Columbus Community Church
Max Bennink
Walter ‘Thoms
Police seize two stray dogs from Whitling home
Police picked up two stray dogs at Mrs. Gerald Whitling's 16 Snyder Circle after a report that she had the animals tied up and waiting. Both dogs are in the city pound. one light tan and white male with a collar, the other brown long-haired male with a choke.
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Gerald Whitling
Snyder Circle
City
Presbyterians Oppose Parochial School Aid Bill
In Harrisburg a Protestant official denounced House Bill 1136, calling it a vehicle for state supported racial and religious segregation. Dr David L Miller, chair of the Carlisle Presbytery Committee on Church and Society, argued the measure would fund nonpublic schools through a Nonpublic School Authority, forcing public system provision on all while others seek alternatives outside public schools.
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Harrisburg
David L. Millar
Committee On Church and Society
the Presbytery of
Carlisle
Presbytery
Miller
Camp Hill
Gambling machine raid nets 26 devices in Pittsburgh hotels
In a coordinated raid the IRS seized 17 pinball and nine horoscope machines from 22 Pittsburgh area hotels and bars. The devices lacked the $250 federal gaming device stamp. Owners face stamp charges and fines. machines seized in Duquesne, Munhall, Homestead, North Hills and South Hills will be destroyed.
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Pittsburgh
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Duquesne
Munhall
Homestead
North Hills
South Hills
Dogs seized as two youths report chain tied by street
A brown and white female dog was placed in the pound after two youngsters brought it to the station. They said the animal had been tied to a meter post on North Center street for most of yesterday afternoon. The dog lacked a license and a chain collar was noted. A third dog was also placed in the pound yesterday.
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North Center Street
2 Day Contest Opens More To Plowing Than Just Turning Over The Sod
Somerset Pennsylvania hosts the Pennsylvania Progress Field Days where about 20 top plowers compete on a 40 acre field at Somerset County Hospital. Judges rate depth furrow straightness coverage and speed. contestants plow about a half acre in thirty minutes with allowances for broken plows. Local competitors include Donald Peterson of Honey Grove.
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Somerset
Pennsylvania
Somerset County Hospital
Ricketts
Ebensburg
Soil Conservation Service
Donald Peterson
Rt. 1
Honey Grove
Lewistown
Stowaway Says He Likes It Here on Queen Elizabeth
John Joseph Hamill a 28 year old from Belfast says he enjoyed his time aboard the Queen Elizabeth and wanted to see America. He previously stowed away a year earlier and spent a week ashore in New York before being deported. This time he was found three days out of Southampton while on the promenade deck sipping coffee.
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Aogow York
Elizabeth
John Joseph Hamill
America
Hamill
Belfast
New York
Southampton
England
Plowing Contest Becomes Local Sport In Road Trip Drive
A city resident notes plowing can be a sport as competitors haul tractors and plows on trucks for hundreds of miles to chase a small prize and a trophy, highlighting the quirky appeal of rural competitions and the effort behind the craft.
Funeral interrupted by train and Army mobilization
The funeral neared its start when a Southern Railway freight roared by as the hearse eased into the cemetery. Turner, arriving from the Pentagon, vaulted the fence and spoke calmly to reporters while Nazis held their stance. Army helicopters and MPs soon filled Culpeper streets and blocked the road to the open grave under a tent.
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Southern Railway
Turner
Pentagon
Culpeper
Boy Killed by Car In Homewood District
Pittsburgh police reported Joseph Epperson aged 10 was struck and killed yesterday while crossing Washington Boulevard in Pittsburgh's Homewood neighborhood. The incident occurred as a car struck him causing his death. further details were not immediately available.
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Pittsburgh
Joseph Epperson
Washington Boulevard
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Melvin Edwards
Centerville
Corry Memorial Hospital
Dennis Knight
IR. D. 3
William A. Morris
Spartansburg
Crawford County
State Bureau of Traffic Safety
Dale Blakeslee
R. D
Suzanne Painter
Union City
Frank Jackson Jr
Essex Street
Richard St. George
East Main Street
Polly
Alan Cox
James B. Stevenson
Titusiiller
Titusville Herald
Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission
State Senate
Stevenson
William Holden Jr
Franklin
St. Vincent's Hospital
Oil City
William Miller
Raymond Avenue
Marsha Hovis
North
Washington Street
Grace Hansen
Grace Street
Yrostie
Mani
Rex
Pfe
George Dewitt
Gordon
LEED
FBI
Kitchen Village
Mutschler Kitchens
Mutschler
Nappanee
Ind
G. E
Tappan
Jenn Air
Thermador
Roper
El-Kay
Columbus, Pa
Graig G. Myon Ped
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