Titusville Widow Loses Paintings in Fatal Fire
A fatal house fire in Titusville killed a widow and destroyed most of her husband’s artworks. Firefighters and neighbors fought flames as the blaze gutted the residence. Two sons of the victim, listed as Konneih and another, were reported missing or harmed. investigators seek the cause, with speculations tying a cigarette to the early flames.
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Titusville
Urville
Murwood
Westerdas
Forsgiin
Iyvliotia
Purell
Myre Forsginn
Ammy
Thoyeh
Rome
Nad Smgky
Wigamser Hergel
Schnuyps
Farszten
Desty
Ar Fores
Missouri
Gifts Pile Up for Ike Across Nations in 1950s Era Tour
The report describes赠 a diverse set of gifts from world leaders and dignitaries to President Eisenhower, including mosaiced desk items, Persian rugs, a silver cigar set, and a stamp collection in the United States. Greek gold replicas and crafts from King Paul. a three year old horse and gazelles presented by President Bourguiba of Tunisia. a landscape painting and rare books from Franco. and a gold inlaid double barrel shotgun from King Mohammed V of Morocco.
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India
Habib Bourguiba
Eisenhower
Geitysinz
Spain
Generalissima Franco Franca
Morocco
Mohammed V
Christmas shopper quips wrap lines at sales counter
Hal Boyle notes humorous remarks overheard in a New York shop as shoppers bargain and joke about presents, sizes, colors, and discounts. A running thread captures festive chaos, requests for advice, and playful barbs about gifts for spouses and children amid holiday shopping chatter.
Churches Assail Betting Measure
Pennsylvania lawmakers have long sought to legalize betting at horse tracks. The House and Senate cleared the proposal with bipartisan support, limiting licenses to four corporations and imposing a tax on admissions and total bets. A 50 cent minimum commission would be charged, with three fourths of revenue to the state general fund and the rest to county fairs and harness groups.
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Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Hayness
House
Senate
State General Fund
In Memoriam Bert R Bowen Remembered by Family
In loving memory of Bert R Bowen dear husband father and grandfather who died two years ago today December 23 1957 His Family asks for quiet remembrance and tribute from friends and relatives.
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Bert R. Bowen
West Split On Major Issues Continued From Page One
The article shows disagreement among leaders over relations with Khrushchev and a potential long term negotiation. Eisenhower Macmillan De Gaulle favor cautious engagement while Adenauer doubts a successful path. Allies still seek common interpretation of their offer and a Berlin crisis legacy.
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Khrushcchev
Berlin
Disarm
Eisenhower
Macmillan
de Gaulle
Adenauer
Khrushchev
Call Another Joint Session In Steel Talks
Washington AP reports federal mediators called for another steel bargaining session after union leaders skipped the afternoon meeting. McDonald planned to attend today, with talks focused on parallel company negotiations and a reactivated fact finding panel chaired by President Eisenhower.
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Washington
Joseph F. Finnegan
David J. McDonald
McDonald
R. Cord Cooper
Ton Industry
Aid
Mssi
Finnegan
Techniian
Arthur J. Goldbert
Howard Hague
J. W. Abel
Goldberg
Eisenhower
Mead
Meerdink's Distinctive Furniture Christmas Hours
Meerdink's Distinctive Furniture on Wes Smith Street Extension offers daily nine to nine hours through Christmas with Saturday nine to ten. Open for smart home gift shopping as a simple option near Meerdein’s outlet.
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Meerdine
ABC
Meerdink
Wes’ Smith Street
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Quiet Acres
R. D
Corry
Eagle Builders
Columbus
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