Police search for car after bottle toss on East Main street
Paragram Grenz of 556 East South street told police he saw a car go east on East Main and throw empty bottles from the window. He provided the license number and the make and model. Police seek the vehicle today. A one year old car wreck occurred in the 800 block of East Main as a truck owned by Sciota Lumber Co. and driven by Gerald Edwards collided with a following car driven by Frank Miles. No injuries. Edwards cited lack of signals as the cause. Also reported: 12 year old Robert, son of Mrs. Jane Martin, injured his left palm while whittling and was moved from Corry Memorial to Hamot Hospital. Weather forecast calls for above normal temperatures, light rain Friday, then warming and cooling later. A navy blue handbag was stolen from Ethel May Seay's car at Citizens National Bank parking lot. A blaze destroyed four box cars at the Pennsylvania Railroad yard south of Franklin. A stray dog wearing a county license was found at David Schweigert’s home. An Akron bee sting death and several weekend traffic deaths noted.
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Max Grenz
East South
East Main Street
Sciota Lumber Co
Gerald Edwards
Frank Miles
Seiota Street
Edwards
Miles
Robert
Jane Martin
Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Ethel May Seay
West Washington Street
Citizens National Bank
David Schweigert
East South Street
Erie County
Schweigert
Democratic ticket choice sparks party asset or liability
Washington observers split on Hubert Humphrey as vice president. Georgia Governor Sanders says the selection will aid Democrats, while Republican chair Dean Burch argues it unites the GOP. Sam Ervin notes possible South liability yet predicts electoral gains for Johnson-Humphrey. Johnson rests at his Texas ranch as Goldwater, Keating, and Kennedy make strategic moves.
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Washington
Georgia
Carl Sanders
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dean Burch
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Dn.c
Humphrey
South
Johnson
Senate
Texas Ranch
Atlantic City
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Dennison Kitchel
Newport Beach
Calif
William E. Miller
New York
New York State
Clare Boothe Luce
U.S
Burch
Americans For Democratic Action
Americans For Socialistic Action
ADA
Johnson-Humiphrey
Cuba
Viet Nam
Gress
United States
Last Words- "What A Way To Die" Fatal Route 5 Crash
A Westfield man, Michael Saminia, 53, died after being struck by a car on Route 5 near Westfield. He reportedly shouted "What a way to die" as he stepped into the path of the vehicle driven by David L. Smith Sr. of Lawrence Park. Smith's 4 year old son suffered minor injuries. Tumminia, a witness, said the victim panicked and moved into traffic after horn sounds.
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Westfield
Lawrence Park
Tumminia
Smith
Samonia
David 1 Smith
Lamania
Cynicism Over Riots Cited Ahead of Election Day
Burch criticized a stance that seeks to halt race riots only until November 4, arguing it deepens cynicism about governance. He warned that delaying action signals indifference to public safety after the election. He noted the church pennant as the only flag permissible above the national flag.
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Burch
Johnson
Mississippi Public School Integration Starts Today
Biloxi amid tourism concerns begins desegregation with sixteen Negro first graders enrolling in four formerly all white schools under a federal court order. Jackson and Leake County also move to lower barriers while Biloxi officials anticipate no trouble, stressing tourism safety. Carthage plans for first grade registrations, with Clarksdale the remaining system yet to announce Negro enrollments.
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Biloxi
Miss
Gulf Coast
U.S. Supreme Court
R. D. Brown
Mississippi
Jackson
Leake County
Carthage
Clarksdale
Where Have All The Coins Gone Braise
The piece discusses a coin shortage in Erie County with the U S Treasury guidance on ideal coin circulation. It cites quotas per resident: 193 pennies 41 nickels 7 dimes 20 quarters 6 half dollars and limited silver dollars, aiming for about 16.69 in change per person overall.
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Erie County
U. S.treasury Department
Loblaw Clerk Hero In Erie Holdup Arrest
ERIE Pa AP Quick action by a Loblaw Supermarket clerk led to the arrest of Oliver Earle 45 of Erie after a two mile auto chase ended with Oliver wresting a gun from Raymond E Smith 38 Harborcreek Pa The clerk pursued the suspect and stopped the vehicle with a neighbor helping police lodged in Erie County Jail awaiting a hearing Smith faces an $1108 robbery charge and an Erie County judge will set conditions.
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Erie
Oliver Earle
Loblaw
Warehorereck Two
Raymond E. Smith
Smith
Harborcreek
Erie County
Colleen Bal
Earle
Poli
Coin Shortage Sparks Hoarding and Premiums Across States
Treasury reports widespread concealment of coins as merchants hold onto money and coin brokers sell dimes and half dollars at 20 percent or more above face value. Speculators buy coins and keep them off the market hoping for future profit while a government crash program and 24 hour mint operations push to ease the shortage into next year.
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Treasury Department
Coin Brokjon
Mail opens reveal odds in love and law
New York column hints at marriage and divorce odds from letters. Teenage marriages show higher breakup risk than unions where both partners are adults. Campaigns against tipping begin as steps toward a kinder society. The piece notes women withstood strain in the era’s social pressures.
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New York
J Japathes
Hold Rites For L. E. Bromley
L. E. Bromley funeral rites were held at 2 p m Saturday at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Walter Gillis land officiating and burial in Rose Hill Cemetery Spar tansburg Military rites were by the VEW Piring Squad Bearers named include Francis Morton. Francis Bowen. Herbert Bromley. Vincent Bowen. Virgil Ross and Lawrence Tarbell Attendees from away included J George Schroeck. Nellie Gurra. Nellie Ruland. Helen Block. Earl Smith. Roberta Coleman. Genevieve Stanley. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bromley. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Morton. Mr. and Mrs. ALN Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Bowen and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bowen all of Eric Also from away were Kathleen and Martha Ruland. Clifford Hurley and family Jamestown Pa Myrna Wiesberg Cleveland Leal Connors Kenneth Gould Berle Rigby Spartansburg Edward Miller Falconer John Laird Pearl McKenna Winifred Moore Chautauqua Lawrence Tarbell Hawthorne Calif Benn Smith Miriam Stover Ann Stover Clymer
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Pawence FE
Bromley
Bracken
Walter Gillis Land
Rose Hill
Spartansburg
Francis Morton
Francis Bowen
Herbert Bromiley
Vincent Bowen
Virgil Ross
Lawrence Tarbell
VEW Piring
J. George Schroeck
Nellie Gurra
Nellie Ru
Cleveland
Leal Connors
Kenneth Gould
Berle Rigby
Edward Miller
Falconer
John Laird
Pearl McKenna
Jamestown
Winifred Moore
Chautaukqua
Hawthorne
Calif
Benn Smith
Miriam Stover
Ann Stover
Clymer
Hal Boyle's Americana quotables and misc notes
Hal Boyle presents a miscellany of social observations and trivia. Topics include gender and disability, geographic comparisons, tax effects on debt, education pay, mountain sickness, gender differences in self harm, Dom Perignon’s cork origin, Grant’s smoking, Civil War stogies, zebras’ color pattern, and Eleanor Roosevelt on self esteem.
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Pacific
Atlantic
Catholic Digest
Viet Union
Robert Frost
Dom Perignon
U.S. Grant
White House
Eleanor Roosevelt
Burglars Take 60 Stenography Machines From Chicago Firm
Chicago police report sixty exchalating machines stolen from Smith Corona Merchant Inc offices yesterday. Thieves used a company truck to haul the equipment valued at twenty one thousand dollars.
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Chicago
Smith-Corona Marjehant, Inc
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Memorial Ostopathic Hospital
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King Street
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City Streets Department
Louis Sprow Teft
John A. Miseik
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Mississippi Public
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U.S. No
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Morton
L. E. Bromley
Hal Boyle
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