Christmas Season Nonprofit and Local Sales Notes
Spot Line-O-Ads and Elks notice offer Florida produce tree sales and holiday fundraisers. Christmas trees from Lord & Mercer Garage and Dan ner's Store support the Elgin-Beaverdam Hose Company with a $2.50 donation and free pine boughs with purchases. Community events include a chili party, open evenings before Christmas, and a Moose WOTM Christmas gathering. Local hospital admissions and a Corry basketball game headline civic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin - Beaverdam Hose Company
Lord & Mercer
Danner's
Corry Drive-in
Fire Leaves Two Families Homeless in Falconer Farm Home
A fire of undetermined origin destroyed a large frame house in Falconer, a Jamestown suburb, leaving Burnell and William Mee and both families homeless. They were at home and fled safety as furnishings were lost. Falconer firefighters battled gusty winds and snow with Kennedy Department volunteers aiding search and rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Falconer
Burnell
William Mee
Ftll
Kennedy Fire Department
Kane Mothers Urge Speeding Reform in Kane Borough
Campaigners led by mothers call for tighter speed controls after a spate of reckless driving incidents. They praise police efforts and urge borough officials to fund safer road measures, focusing on traffic calming and enforcing penalties for speeding to protect lives and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Chunell
Wonuel
Vierall
Thu Friftie
Motfiers
Beleve
Gaiynetl
Mothers
Siume
Lawrence Says State Budget To Balance In 63
Governor Lawrence announced at a news conference that Pennsylvania will post its first balanced budget since the late 1940s during 1963. He did not disclose the budget size and avoided highway completion timing. He praised the Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority and noted PEDA loans since 1956 created about 1,887 jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadyillis
Pennsylvania
Lawrence
Duff
Jay
Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority
Changes in fear and faith as Cold War widens
An apocalyptic essay compares 20 years after Pearl Harbor with today, noting earth people’s drift to self destruction, fear, and mutual mistrust. It argues capitalism and communism have swapped faces, cites U S price supports and subsidies, slavery, and racial segregation, and chronicles the Cold War’s expansion from Europe to a global confrontation. It highlights the rise of nuclear fear and the shift from World War II unity to a broader, deadlier standoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
Kennedy
Russia
United States
Hitler
Althrough
Lyndon B. Johnson
Stalin
Europe
Nuclear fear and space race loom in postwar world
The piece reflects on war risks and the possibility of a nuclear conflict wiping out millions. It notes population shifts from the 1950s to the era, compares U S and Soviet growth in space, and questions whether advances will foster peace. It also cites a DEHWH claim that life expectancy rose from 64 to 69 years in two decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Moon
Earth
Peatl Harbor
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Adlai To Keep UN Position Amid White House Talk
President expresses emphatic hope that Adlai Stevenson will remain at the United Nations and take an expanding role in shaping U S foreign policy. Press secretary declines to clarify the president’s reference to Stevenson’s future duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Gov. Stevenson
United Nations
Pierre Aaner
Stevenson
Yankees Cross Autobahn Through East Germany to West Berlin
The U S Army reports an infantry company left Berlin and crossed the 10 mile Autobahn to West Germany without incident. The move continues a string of daily troop movements amid Soviet complaints about the highway through East Germany. The unit traveled from Helmstedt to West Berlin replacing a displaced battles group rushed to Berlin after the August border wall buildup.
Funeral services for Derr Stranahan to be held in Spartansburg
Funeral notices announce Derr Stranahan may have services at H. Richard Hays Home in Spartansburg at 2 p.m. on Thursday. Friends may call Tuesday 7 to 10 p.m. and Wednesday 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 10 p.m. Burlitt to be buried in Woodlawn Cemetery in Sparta Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stranisse
antVices
Derr LD
Stranahan
H. Richard Hays
Msi
Spartansburg
Burlitt
Woodlawn
Sparta Township
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Wwe
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Ellis Harvey
G. Harold Fish
East Bond Street
Turben
Chevrolet
Tree
Corry Memorial Hospital
Jobin Coe
Union City
Ronald Punoyer
Spartansbury
Ipporah Stiller
Cory Jurges Dati Wattsbure
Howard Matthews
Clymer Nes
Minion Jaquith
Bear Lake
Gladus Bowen
Wattsburg
Nancy
Mearl Howell
Pittsfield
Chester Bulley
Corry
Francis Slattery
North Ceiter Street
Julia Froneek
R. D
Ralph Miles
Liberty Street
George Petro
McKeesport
Louis Fennel
Maple Avenue
William Lockenhouse
Clymer
Glenn King
West Torngress Street
Donald Porter
Mil Village
Edward Pilcner
Erie
Erie Tech
Sete
Harbor Hall
Sears
Moose Home
PROBO
Williams Fruit Market
Whee Reed
Jimmy Johns
Jimmy
Mufelers
Neek
Oogie Boy
Mallory 'S Meat Market
Armour Star
Wilson
Ial
Louie
Washington
Marlow
Adlai
Oastan Et
RAD
P.J
Evans
Cobby
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