Community Chest awards 1957 bonus. funds budgeted
A meeting of the Spartansourg Community Park Association is held at the school tonight. The Tilaville Community Chest reports a 1957 bonus for agencies and a 1968 budget enables full agency payments. proceeds from Christmas grants and 1958 pledges total 45450.66, with a 6400 surplus after bonuses.
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Bpartansourg Community Pair Association
Tomore
CJ Burton
Tilaville Community Chest
Community Chest
Industrial Development Authority Approves $2.75 Million Loans
The Industrial Development Authority approved $2,746,580 in loans for 10 communities to fund industrial buildings. The projects promise factory space that will export goods and employ about 100 workers, with state loans paired by locally sourced funds. Pottsville $186,000 Franklin $30,000 Oil City $210,000 Hazleton $1,090,000 Connellsville $26,000 Lewisport $16,400 Lehighton $6,730 Punxsutawney $45,000 New Bethlehem $45,000 Saltsburg $69,000.
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Vunia Industrial Development Authority
Jonns
Citles
Pottsville
Pranklin Oil City
Stroadsburg
Hazleton
Connellsgill
Lewistoren
Lehighton
Pstixton
New Bethlehem
Saltehure
First US full scale nuclear plant feeds Duquesne lines
Duquesne Light Co announced the United States first full scale nuclear power plant at Shippingport Pennsylvania began feeding electricity into Duquesne electric lines. A Duquesne Light spokesperson said the plant started generating electricity at 12 30 pm. The reactor along the Ohio River about 25 miles northwest of Pittsburgh has been operating days but today supplied power to the companys customers in the region. The plant was built under supervision of the Atomic Energy Commission and the reactor was installed by Westinghouse Electric Corp. Duquesne will operate the plant.
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Pittsburgh
Duquesne Light Co
United States
Shippingport
Duquesne Electric
Duquesne Light
Ohio River
Duquesne
Atomic Energy Commission
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Diquesne
Nigerian Quits TV Quiz Battle on CBS $64,000 Question
The 40 year old Nigerian Bible expert Aderamiay hive, also known as Theophilus Aderonmu, withdrew from the CBS Philips 64 000 Question episode after admitting embarrassment over personal issues and immigration troubles. He had reached the $96 000 level and could have won up to $256 000 but chose to quit at $40 000.
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Theophilus Adepoyu
Pewsrn
Hunter Northwest
Iamary
Aderonmu
Hind
Earthquake Death Toll Tops 1180 in Western Iran
The quake that struck western Iran on Wednesday raised the death toll to 1,180 as Farsang village reported 990 dead from a total population of 1,800. Local authorities and rescue teams continue to search for survivors amid wreckage and aftershocks.
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Tehran
Iran
Farsang
Unclear historic report at local hospital visit
Damaged OCR text describes a visit involving Mr and Mrs Lyle at a local hospital with names and locations garbled, rendering specifics uncertain.
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Dante Tory
Lyle Douiding
Clymer
Ulite Ceery Mteathrial Hospital
Erie Woman Dies In Fire
An Erie woman identified as Ellen M. Sullivan died early today in a house fire that caused about 7500 in damage. The blaze injured a companion and investigators believe it started in the kitchen amid a rapid spread of flames.
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Erie
Prapim
Ellen M. Sullivan
Sullivan
Alotte
Ryan Joan
Whittier Named Veterans Head in Washington
Former Massachusetts lieutenant governor Caner B. Whittier, 46, named head of the Veterans Administration. He has led the VA Insurance Division for under a year. The new post pays 21000 dollars annually and succeeds Harvey V. Higley who resigned November 1. A recess appointment by President Eisenhower awaits Senate confirmation.
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UN Caner B. Whittier
Massachusetts
Veterans Administration
Whitner
Harvey V. Higley
Martinette
Eisenhower
Senate
Gang Uses Movies For Burglaries In Ontario
Toronto police report a well organized gang used a movie theme to film and plan burglaries and safe robberies. Deputies say a camera platform and long range lens helped them monitor stores and safes, leading to two arrests, $8000 seized, and charges of breaking and entering in connection with a Kitchener supermarket robbery.
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Toronto
Alex McCutlile
Pullée
Ley
Samuel Miller
Tslington
George Smith
Guelph
Kitchener
Miller
Smith
Christmas Meditation on the Humble Birth of Jesus
A devotional reflection by Rev. J. B. Kelly of Curry Ministers praise the humble birthplace in Bethlehem. The author contrasts earthly splendor with the Incarnation, noting John’s opening: In the beginning was the Word and the Word was God, and that Christ’s kingship transcends worldly power.
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J. B. Kelly Curry
Assembly of God
Churely
Mleal
Bethlehem
Kang
Jesus
St John
John
John Lagi
God
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