Hammond Cows Dominate Dairy Herd Honors in County Report
The Bi County Dairy Herd Improvement Association documents top performers for the month. Hammond cows lead with high milk production, averaging 1,982 pounds of milk and 454 pounds of butterfat per cow. Second place goes to Bernard Southern of Centerville with 418 pounds of butterfat. Caley Look and Heath Holloway also post strong figures as herd owners battle for top rankings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond ‘Sain
Bleherd
Gernard Soouten
Centerville
Caley
Roland Gates
Skiall
Eisenhower Hunts Quail as Doctor Seeks Whale Experiment
President Eisenhower arrives at a Georgia plantation for a hunting stay while Dr Paul Dudley White heads to a Mexican lagoon to pursue a whale sampling project. White aims to record heart electrical activity from a grey whale using a helicopter dart and sea sled transmitter to relay data to a shore station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanita Monica
Chillif
Paul Dudley White
White
Eisenhower
Blunhery Hilde
Yun Markaman
Insurance Probe Tracks Late Payments at State Fund
United States insurance investigators led by Thomas D. McBride pursue an ongoing inquiry into the State Workman's Insurance Fund. They report payments lagging by about $200,000 and promise continued efforts as officers reveal details and identify responsible parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas D. McBride
Workman's Insurance Fund
Tata
McBride
Arrest Corry Man Faces Fraud and Desertion Charges
Donald J Brigham of 222 East Main Street was arrested on warrants citing desertion and non support. He faces charges of obtaining money under false pretenses after cashing two signed checks. He was arraigned before Alderman M.8 Cobbett and released on a $1,100 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Donald J Brigham
East Main Street
Frng
Cobbett
U S Communists Hold Convention Across Party Faction Clash
The piece reports on tensions within the American Communist movement ahead of a national convention. John Gates of the Daily Worker is cited as leading opposition factions called right wingers. Soviet criticism of national communism is noted, while the Daily Worker defends independent U S party stance. A separate brief notes a postponement of a Purple Heart ceremony in Lockport, New York, due to a medical emergency surrounding a birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
John Gates
Daily Worker
Gates
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Poland
Hungary
Moscow
The
Soviet Russia
Communist Party
Iide
Hold
Lockport
Leon Tierney
Therechiten
Korea
Mrs. Bennardi Succumbs After Brief Illness
Mrs. F Bennardi, 41, died at Corry Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Born November 29, 1915 in Maizeville, she moved with her parents to a Columbus farm. A trained nurse, she worked in Denver Cleveland Williamsport and Corry. Survived by husband Frank H Bennardi mother Anna Kudlik five sisters two brothers and several in laws. Funeral arrangements set with a Requiem Mass at St Thomas Church and a rosary service at Bracken Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Oe Eag
Snyder Circle
Corry Memorial Hospital
Mrs
Bennardi
Maizeville
Pay
R. D. I. Columbus
Columbus High School
St. Baward's High School
Grenville General Hospital
Cleveland
Frank H. Bernardi
Corry
Denver
Colo
Armed Services
Williamsport
St. Thomas Roman Catholic Church
Ohio State
Glenville General Hospital
Anna Kudlik
A.D
Columbus
Stanley Kasper
R. E. Bernardi
Will Mamsport
John A. Smith
Centerville
Calif
Joseph Marin
Conneaut
Ohio
Norman Lewis
John Richardson
USAP
Hamilton Air Force Base
Stephen Richardson
Harrisburg
Bracken Funeral Home
Ike Seeks Meeting With West Leaders
President Eisenhower plans separate talks with French Premier Guy Mollet and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan to reunify Western powers. Diplomatic sources say conferences are being planned, the first top level meetings since the cooling over the Egypt invasion last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Guy Mollet
Harold Macmillan
Egypt
Casey Wisniewski’s Liquor License Revocation Upheld
Erie State Liquor Control Board refused to rescind the revocation of Charles Wisniewski’s liquor license despite new evidence that prompted a new trial. Attorney Robert Chase called the decision shoddy, noting the board risked appearing complicit in withholding evidence, as the case heads back to Judge Samuel Rossiter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey
Erie
Charles “Casey
Wisniewski
Robert Chase
Poard
Chase
Samuel Rossiter
Te Board
Sherman K. Levine
LCE
Boar
LOE
F.C. Brennecke
475-Lb Disc Jockey Dies in East Liverpool Ohio
Paul Wing Fisher a 475 pound disc jockey who once worked at radio stations in Washington Pennsylvania and Pittsburgh died last night at City Hospital East Liverpool Ohio His career history ties him to multiple stations and cities with his death noted by local outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
Ohio
Paul
Wing) Fisher
Washington, Pa
Pittsburgh
City Hospital
Cuba Urges U.N. Delay Over Algerian Dispute
Cuba’s UN Ambassador Dr Emilio Nunez Portuondo urges the General Assembly’s political committee in New York to shelve action on the Algerian dispute. He accuses Algerian, French and Russian Communists of seeking Moscow domination, while Cuba backs a Latin American resolution with U.S. support to defer the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Emilio Nunez-Portuondo
New York
Portuondo
Algeria
Moscow
U.S
Religion In The News: World Literacy Survey Directed By Marion Horne
New York reports that Miss Marion Horne youth director of the Reformed Church in America will direct a worldwide study on world literacy and Christian tapararity. The effort funded by Protestant boards will examine publications and magazines overseas with church support. Dr Floyd Shneiklook, executive secretary, notes emphasis on competing secular magazines in mission areas and questions about gifts from the Lutheran Church of Hungary. A special grant of 150000 dollars was approved by the National Lutheran Council for Eastern Europe refugees, tied to Luther World actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Asworldwise
Elgix
3It Protestant
Agencws
Faigunye Mauazin
Floyd Shiweklook
Committee On World Literacy
Bald
Shacklock
Lutheran Church of Hungary
T National Lutheran
Committee Approves Microfilm Court Records Plan
The Records Fund Indices of the County Bar Association approves a plan to microfilm about 1 million civil court documents dating from 1900 to a decade ago. Common Pleas court approval is needed before county commissioners proceed at an estimated cost of about 47 500 dollars, with records held in a late courthouse basement slated for office space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Aseoclution
Common Pleas Court
Betorn County
Jelbieted
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pettus
Seapes Steel
H. Hammond
Owe Ure
Owais
Garey Louk
Bia
Tie Monty
Leonard ‘Swankon
R. B
Ate
Themont
Flye Rexall Drugs
N. Center St
Thomasville
Wisshireton
Humphrey
Mgr
Moul- Wie Ga
Meee
Eisenhowers
Jussette
John S. Dowd
Howard M. Snyder
White House
Ani
George E. Allert
Washington
Gettysburg
Wissitleton
John Haydock Whitney
John Haydock Whitney, Weathy
Reat
Britain
William &. Robinson
Newe York
Coen Cole Co
Whitleys
Greenwood
Marrisborg
California
Douglas
Oscar Bakke
CAA i
House
Corry Man
Alezai
Barney’s Firestone
South Center Street
Ike
OAL
S&h
Green Stampa Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Carry
Enza
Cn i Ea
Oman
Bel Airs
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
Tim
Raisable Thrift CD
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!