Spot Line O Ads Frank Sabo at Rossbacher’s Lot
Frank Sabo will be at Rossbacher’s lot on Saturday December 8 offering tree ripened oranges tangerines grapefruit navels and pecans direct from Florida. Local shoppers can buy fresh fruit direct from Florida trees.
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Frank Sabo
Rossbacher’s Lot
Florida
Hospital Admits and Discharges Include Local Residents
The hospital records show admissions and discharges of residents from Corry North Clymer and surrounding areas. Admitted individuals include M Ronald Volk and Mrs Corry Clare Jones with addresses in Mead J avenue, plus other names such as Mrs Irwin Johnson and Karl Sorenson. Discharges list Vern Johnson and Roger Follett, with reference to Corry R D numbers, and mentions Gale Jr., a two month old son of Mr and Mrs Gale Winne Sr. of Columbus, along with Dianna Lee daughter of Lyle Cochran and the late dianna. Bailey Spartans appear as a referenced family name.
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Corry
Clare Jones
Mead
J Avenue
Irwin Johnson
Clymer
Karl Sorenson
West
Washington Street
Vern Johnson
R. D
Roger Follett
Gale Jr
Gale Winne Sr
Columbus
Lyle Cochran
Dianna Lee
North Clymer
Angela
Dauhter
Bailey
Spartans
Petrillo Faces Jeopardy in Chicago Musicians Union Bid
Petrillo, 70, seeks a 40 year leadership post with the Chicago Federation of Musicians as early tallies show him slipping then leading by about 100 votes among 1,937 counted. Barney Richards, a dance band leader, trails after 3,000 votes cast in total with one third of eligible members voting.
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Ghkago Jar
Saines Caesar
Petrillo
Chicago Federation of Musicians
John Kryscynski
Barney Richards
Kryszynski
American Federation of Musicians
Chicago Federation
Man 100 Still Reflects on Four Wives and Life
John A. Brown, a former Marine Terminal worker born in Wicomico County Maryland, turned 100 yesterday. He has outlived his four wives, including his recent spouse May who died last week, and he notes he has outlived four of his six children. He retired at 92 after 32 years on the Wilmington dockside job. Brown recalls being born free after ancestors endured slavery.
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Ing
N, Vel
John A. Brown
Brown
May
Wicomico
County
Wilmington
Marine Terminal
Army fliers survive Monterey Bay crash nearshore
Two Army pilots escaped a disabled single engine observation plane and swam 100 yards to shore after ditching in Monterey Bay off Fort Ord California. Lt. David A. Smitherman of Shreveport Louisiana was the pilot and Lt. Ted Rogers of Jamestown Ohio the co pilot.
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Ord
Calif
Monterey Bay
David A. Smitherman
Shreveport
Ted Rogers
Jamestown
Ollo
Water Issue Boils In Two Area Cities
A legal battle over renovation plans for the city water system looms with no official action yet. City officials report no petitions or writs, while residents discuss potential referendum steps. In Franklin a council dispute erupts over plant sanitation and maintenance.
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Vitusville
John
Kookogey
Daisy Campbell
Robert Conway
Gerald Weber
Erie
Campbell
Weber
Meadville
Crawford County
George Becker
Franklin
George Scanlon
Meredith Welshans
James King
Scanlon
Four Six Pointer Bucks Reported on Opening Day
The 1962 whitetail buck season is in its third day with four deer kills, all six pointers. Notable was Richard Hosier of Snyder Circle who shot a six pointer on his way to work Monday in Venango County. Other six pointers came from Earl Steadman of South Center Street Ridgway and John Bensink Jr. of Carter Hall Casey Road East Pleasant Street Garland.
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Richard Hosier
Snyder Circle
Hosier
Venango County
Earl Steadman
South Center
Inn Ordered To Serve Negroes
The Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission ordered the Dixie Inn in Ambridge to serve Negroes without discrimination after a complaint by Edward Sargest of Coraopolis. The case named mayor Walter Panek and owners Salvatore Russo and John Russo as respondents following reports that patrons were refused service and warned off by the mayor.
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Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission
Beaver County
Ambridge
Edward Sargest
Coraopolis
Surgest
Walter Panek
Panek
Salvatore Russo
John Russo
Kennedy Press Policy Lets Officials Speak Behind The Scenes
James Marlow analyzes how Kennedy administration officials and press secretaries use background briefings to shape coverage. He notes leaks and quiet setters, citing Bowles and Stevenson cases, and recalls McNamara and Sylvester policy controls during the Cuban crisis.
Kennedy's Wife Cheered At Broadway Arrival Crowd
Mrs. Kennedy arrived at a New York Broadway theatre to see Lord Pengo as about 1000 в people, mostly women, cheered. Police and secret service kept the crowd back and a wedge maneuver allowed her entry to the lobby. Nearby, Kenneth Turner died of a heart attack while hunting near Clearfield Pennsylvania.
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New Yor
Suequeling Kennedy
Lord Pengo
Clearfield
Kenneth Turner
Curwensville
Pen- Meld Mountain
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