Meadville Fund Drive Aims To Create 20000 Jobs
Meadville area officials say a 750000 local drive in March and April could back a 3.5 million statewide effort to fund industrial expansion. Under PIDA rules state loans cover 30 percent and private lenders 60 percent with 20 percent locally. Since 1956 the program has financed 108 communities, supporting 105 projects expected to add 20814 factory jobs and about 71.78 million in annual payroll.
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Meadville
Meadville Area
Meadville Area Industrial Commission
Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority
State Authority
PIDA
Father Of Seven Jailed On Bad Check Charges
William Keith, 44, of Edinboro, pleaded guilty to passing about $1,700 in bad checks. Judge Samuel Rossiter ordered 18 months to 3 years in the Allegany County Workhouse. His wife Agnes, 37, also pleaded guilty but received 23 months on parole and was freed to care for their seven children.
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Samuel
Rossiter
Allegheny County
William Keith
R, D
Edinboro
Keith
Agnes
English bishop Walter Baddeley dies at 65
Dr Walter Baddeley Anglican bishop of Blackburn died yesterday at age 65. He served in World War II and was decorated by the United States.
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Clayton-Le-Dale
England
Walter Baddeley
Blackburn
United States
Warren Y May Undergo Program of Renovation
Warren YMCA plans a renovation and modernization to serve growing membership. The board approved contacting the Buildings and Furnishings Service of the National Council to study the facility and recommend changes. Kenneth Holtz notes no major rehab since 1913. Over 100 families now use the YMCA under the new Family Program.
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Warren
Warren Ymca
Board of
National Council of the
Kenneth Holtz
Percy W. LaPaze Dies at 62 in Ohio
Percy W. LaPaze, 62, died yesterday morning at his home in Struthers Ohio. He was born in Corry and graduated from Corry High School in 1916 before serving in the armed forces and being wounded in France. Survivors include his wife Margaret O'Brien LaPaze Struthers his parents Mr and Mrs William LaPaze Corry four sons James Poland Ohio Thomas Youngstown David Struthers and Willian San Antonio Texas two daughters Rose Marie Allenby Salem Ohio and Patricia Nelson Jacksonville Florida two brothers Paul Struthers twin and Louis Cleveland three sisters Miss Alice LaPaze Cleveland Mrs Amy Kerr Erie and Mrs Robert MacKay Louisville Kentucky and 11 grandchildren Funeral services will be held in Struthers Monday with interment in Youngstown.
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Percy W. Larue
Uey Suuvemy
Struthers
Ohio
Mr. LaPaze
Coury
Corry High School
France
Margaret O'Brien la Pace
William LaPaze
South Center Street
Corry
Louisville
Youngs
Town
Dog Hero Alerts Families From Fire Near Washington
A barking dog woke the Frank and Hook families allowing their escape from a burning house along Route 18 two miles north of Washington. No injuries reported. Fire crews battled the blaze late yesterday, cause under investigation.
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Washington, Pa
George M. Frank
George Hook
Washington
Eisenhower frames a moderate path for future presidents
President Eisenhower during a news conference positions himself as a middle ground figure between ultraliberal and reactionary extremes. He argues the next leader should steer a steady course, avoid personal attacks, and focus on long and short term impacts of domestic and foreign issues.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Eigenhower
Paar Quits Show As Joke Censored
The piece recounts an English couple renting a cottage and a real estate agent misreading initials. A jock priest explains the letters as a wayside chapel nine miles from the cottage with visiting days limited. Paar notes he seeks the best advertiser before solving a problem.
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Paar
Wiel
Tom
Wes
Jock
Wayside Chapel
Paar Walkout Sparks NBC Channel Tension
The story outlines Jack Paar’s walkout from a NBC program after censorship and miscue concerns. NBC officials hoped he would reconsider while Downs hosted the show with guests Genevieve Orson Bean and Shelley Berman. Paar criticized censorship as damaging and said he could not pass off the joke as asked.
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Paar
NBC
Jack Paar
Genevieve
Orson Bean
Shelley Berman
4Sible
Downs
Tye
Fragmented TV Talk Prompts Career Doubt
A speaker muses on leaving the Tonight show and seeking better earnings. They praise the National Broadcasting Company for kindness, claim to have taken over a show with 10 stations, and note it has grown to 18 stations.
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Ging
Tye
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Maine
Marlow
TUFFY
Washington ‘Streets
Patterson Photo Products
First Avenue
Hammond
Engle Street
Dial
Valentine Whitman
Apollo
Windmann & Teats
Service and Health
Wstiati. Center
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Warren City Lines, Inc
Penn’n Ave
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Pittsfield Inn
Youngsville
Logan
Ginnif
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Vin Paalte
Evans
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