Just a Paragraf America Greeting Card Co at Reno
Paragraf America Greeting Card Co in Reno near Frankit tripled its employment in a year under the development program. The county firm now has 125 employees, up from 40 when it opened in 1959, as Ray Dennis reported to police after losing a $20 bill near the post office. A Corry motorist forced off the road to avoid a collision, damaging a nearby lawn during repairs on East Main Street. Leon B. Shumsky, driving on East Main, drove off the road and into a bank at Edward Palmer’s home after another car veered around a truck. Police arrested Raymond Dyne on charges of desertion and non-support. a hearing is scheduled with Alderman Por ter Auer. The extended forecast shows near normal temperatures with some snow flurries, and ten people died in Pennsylvania over the weekend in various incidents, including traffic accidents, fires, a self-inflicted death, a freight-train fatality, and a fall. Christmas tree price clarify noted wholesale figures. retail prices will be higher. Seventy-three youths from First Methodist Church committed to total abstinence during services. Mrs Elizabeth McDonald, mother of a Corry man, died at her daughter’s Ripley home at 82. survived by a son, Howard, of 596 Liberty Street. The Corns Arel Join Sencot Committee will meet Monday to prepare for the upcoming session.
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America Greeting Card Co
Reno
Frankit
Corry
East Main Street
Leon B. Shumsky
R. D
East Main
Po Street
Shurski
Shumsky
Upn Bank
Edward Palmer
Pennsylvania
Somerset County
Elizabeth McDonald
Ripley
Mre_ McDonald
Howard
Liberty Street
New High In Production Seen During 1961
Dr Emerson P Sehinide, head of therm energy research, forecasts a 5 to 10 billion dollar drop in annual production due to a shift in the 1961 outlook. Iron, auto, steel, banking, and trucking sectors remain optimistic. recovery is anticipated in the second half of next year to push total output of goods and services to about 515 to 520 billion dollars for the coming year, after a nine month rate of 8089 billion.
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wAouun Sun
APS
US Chamber of
Emerson P Sehinide
Ettthermis Research
Iron Sie Auto
Titan Missile Fizzle Probed
At Vandenberg Air Force Base California investigators probe the shattered Titan intercontinental ballistic missile that exploded soon after fueling An Air Force spokesman said damage ranged from 4 to 6 million dollars This was the Titan program's first explosion with prior incidents at Cape Canaveral Florida and other sites referenced
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Vanunspanu
Calif
Air Force
Los Angeles
Cape Gunaveral
Flu
Japanese Prime Minister and Cabinet Resign Amid Diet Drama
Prime Minister Hayato Teed and his cabinet resigned as required by law after the recent election. The Liberal Democrats won 300 of 467 seats, triggering the house to select a new head of government, with a reshuffle likely once a new premier is appointed. A delay arose from a stalled house speaker vote.
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Tokyo
Hayato Teed
House of Representatives
Treda
Loineh
Beein Fmoning
Unh
Mostov
Tkech
Boy Falls Through Ice in Scranton Yard Incident
A boy fell through thin ice at a brick yard near his North Scranton home while his sister Beverly, 9, watched and attempted a rescue. She ran to a nearby house to raise the alarm as rescuers worked in the 64 foot deep water.
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Scranton
Brick Yard
Pont Nut
Beverly
AEC Approves Penn State Second Nuclear Research Reactor
The Atomic Energy Commission authorized Pennsylvania State University to own a second nuclear research reactor to be acquired December 12. The Curtiss-Wright Center in Quehanna Pa houses the facility with a 40,000 kw limit and a future operating license expected. Public safety hearings could be held if requested, and Penn State already operated an 10 kw reactor in 1959. Artist William H Drary Sr., a noted painter, died Saturday in Newport.
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Groon Iar
Atomle Energy Commission
Pennsylvania State University
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Wood-Ridge
Penn State
Thy
APC
AEC
Deer hunting accident wounds Greensburg man in St Clair Township
Winter Crificat Greensburg resident Clinton Wakefield age 40 of RD 2 New Florence was wounded in his left side in a deer hunting accident in St Clair Township Westmoreland County. He was admitted to Lee Hospital Johnstown in critical condition. State Police said Wakefield was struck by a 9 shot from another hunter's rifle.
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Greensburg
Clinton Wakefield
New Florence
St Clair Township
Willmoreland County
Lee Hospital
Johnstown
Wakefield
Corry Ministers Christmas Meditations on Christ's Resurrection
Corry ministers urge Christmas meditation focus on the resurrection as core to faith. The sermon argues Christ's rising validates the birth and invites personal experience of the risen Christ, citing Theophilus and inner testimony to confirm he lives within believers this Christmas season.
Oregon Firm Opens Area Land To Hunt
The Couns Pine Co of Fort Ind, Oregon, which holds over 25 000 acres of Pennsylvania timber land in Forest and Warren counties, opened its property to Pennsylvania hunters for the 1960 season. Temple A Reynolds of the Pennsylvania Game Commission announced safety zone agreements with Oregon officials, with Warren County representative Charles M Genaux arranging the deal. Areas covered include Greene Hickory Howe Jenks Kingsley in Forest County and Farmington Glade Limestone Pleasant Sheffield in Warren County, plus Barnett Township in Jefferson County.
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Couns Pine Co
Pennsylvania
Forest
Warren
Temple A Reynolds
Northwestern
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Oregon
Charles M. Genaux
David Titus
Lea Protector
Greene
Hickory
Howe, Jenks
Kingsley
Forest County
Farmington, Glade, Limestone
Pleasant
Sheffield
Warren County
Barnett Township
Jefferson County
Parker man dies after street brawl in Pennsylvania
In Parker a street fight left John Dee, 43, dead of a heart attack. Two 17-year-olds, Robert Parenti and Willan Shirey, knocked down Dee and James Adams, 48, during the melee. Police say no charges were filed and the youths were turned over to their parents.
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Penn
Kitvanning
Parker
Armissiong County
John Ft Dee
Paxdure
Robert Parenti
Willan Shirey
Dee
James L. Adams
PLCB Probes Juvenile Beer Bust in Ridgway Hearing
Seven members of the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board visited Ridgway to investigate a juvenile beer incident. A group of youths, arrested on November 20, pleaded guilty and were fined $10 plus costs for possessing beer under a Ridgway Borough ordinance. A St Marys pipe room operator reportedly supplied the beer.
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Pee Aed
Justice of “the Peace
Harry C. Law
Heresis Kersey
Rideway
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
St Marys
Area Mother and Daughter Arrested in East End Burglary
Crawford County Woman Margaret M Kohler, 37, and her 12-year-old daughter were arrested yesterday with the help of the child after police spotted them breaking into a home in Pittsburgh's East End. Police said the pair acted with the assistance of a local connection.
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Crawford County
Erie Police DA Confer on Gambling Arrests
Erie Police and the District Attorney planned to meet regarding recent gambling arrests tied to a December scheme. Three defendants, Joseph Seve Si Richard Consiglio and Mrs Dorothy Merritt, were released on bonds after pleading innocent to charges of operating illegal gambling rooms and trafficking in lotteries.
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Erie Police
Treanes
Therion
Bele Polive
Elired
TREVA
Joeph Seve
Richard Consiglio
Dorothy Merrittt
Sualse
Merling
Cunselit
George Legters Dies In Clymer
George Legters, a retired farmer and justice of Clymer town, died suddenly at East Main Street in Chamer while attending Abbe Reformed Church services. Born May 9, 1891, in Clymer, he was a member of the Abbe Reformed Church and the Chautauqua County Magistrates Association. Survived by his wife Nettie Hogenbaum, two sons Richard Findley Lake and Robert Clymer, six stepchildren, three grandchildren, two stepdaughters Beth Thompson and Mrs. William Llewellym. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm at Abbe Reformed Church, Rev. Tunis Miersma officiating. Burial in Holland Cemetery. Friends may call Spitzer Funeral Home, Clymer, 7-9 this evening and 3-7 tomorrow afternoon.
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Uotre Ley ci
Nettle Hogenbaum
Wosons
Richard
Findley Lake
Robert
Clymer
Beth Thompson
Horse~ Beads
William Llewellym
Bemus Pott
Aube Reformed Church
Tunis Miersma
Holland Cemetery
Spitzer Funeral Home
Latin American unrest linked to Castroism warns analyst
An Associated Press analysis argues recent Latin American uprisings and strikes reflect a broader Castroist and Communist influence aimed at destabilizing the region. It notes events in El Salvador, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Argentina, Venezuela, and others as symptoms of a looming revolutionary wave with U S countermeasures urged.
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William
Ryan
Associated Press News
Latin America
Latin Autonet
Amierica
Nicaragua
Brazil
Argentina
Rtvlia
Venequest
Bolivia
Castro-Comuunist
Castro
el Salvador
Anavy
Whdely
Jose Maria Lemus
Communnst
Guatemala
Nealgua
Miguel Ydigoras
Luis Somoza
Eisenhower
Navy
Juan D. Perun
Peronistas
Roites
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Raymond Dyne
West Pleasant Street
Joan
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Porter Auer
Frank Grucza
Robert Frost
Erie County Christmas Tree Growers Association
First Methodist Church
George A. Myers
Methodist Church
Biv
Sencot Committee
Sewiuts
Titan
TIMEX
Fast Direct Film Service
Service and Health
Dashid Myers
Ani Mes
Ierer A Myers
Corfy
Stresqm
Itiula
Phine
Othe
Guatamalan
Myers
al Gradiate
Carty Areaigh School
Kappa Sind Fraternity
Siracdse
AEC Okays
Curtiss-Wright Research and Development Center
Quehanna Pa
Newport
William H Drary
Jesus
Sture
Richard Flosteter
Christ
Chel Las
Nis
Suri
Peerimoe
Tammy
T Belove
Ptt Tol
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Corry, Ps
PLCB
Ridgway
George Legters
Marlow
By James Marlow
Artin
Benwncourt
Olivia
Colombia
Chile
St Dents
Latin Americ
North Americas
Cuba
Dorr Na Atwood
Santa
Santa Claus
Indiana
Jack Parr
Iee
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
P.S
Phil
Leo Heberte
Walter Bande
Mount Wilson
Palomar Astronomical
Milky Way
Mike
Dodge
Heberlein
Motor Sales
North Center Street
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