Billy Graham Still in London Headlines The Crusade Funds
Billy Graham remained prominent in London papers as reports say British firms were asked to donate 60 000 pounds for a three month crusade. One report notes 20 000 pounds already collected. Graham to arrive Southampton this afternoon aboard the United States liner.
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London
Billy Graham
Graham
Southampton
United States
Laborite
Daily Herald
the Herald
Billy
Evening News
Alfred Owen
London “Crusade
College Women's Club hears talk on tuberculosis drug
About 30 members and guests met at the Garden Room of a VFW Post for February, as Miss Elisabeth Rogers announced a nominating committee for next year's officers. George A. Sharp of E R Squibb and Sons discussed early pharmacy and the development of a single anti tuberculosis drug costing over two and a half million to bring to market, now priced at six cents a day.
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College Women’s Club
College Women's Club
VFW
Elisabeth Rogers
Olin W. Bracken
A. Bruce Smith
Frank McKnight
George A. Sharp
E. R. Squibb and Sons Drug Company
Erie
Howard Hutzelman
Mr. Sharp
E. R. Sqibb and Sons
Sharp
Sam J. Irvine
Esther Jones
Helen Johnson
Irvin Downs
E. E. Hawkins
Norris Ho
Kiwanis Club hears Bruce Smith on McInnes Steel
Bruce Smith president and general manager of McInnes Steel Co spoke at the Kiwanis Club meeting last night at the Hotel Corry. He traced the firm's history from its Emporium start in 1895 to Corry in 1901 and explained steel types and market demand while attendees discussed fluoridation issues and future appearances by Col Jarock the Polish pilot.
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Bruce Smith
Kiwanis Club
McInnes Steel Co
Hotel Corry
Smith
Page Jouderback
Wan
Emporium
Corry
Helso
Bruce Lane
Rotary Club
Col. Jarock
Key Club
New Kensington
John Shields
Key Lab
Clark Bachomer
Allentown
George Washington Birthday Tea Heald in Corry
The George Washington birthday tea drew 15 Corry area women, hosted by the Brokenstraw Valley Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The 2 to 4 pm program featured a flag drill by Order of the Eastern Star and Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge, solos by Bertrice Bensink, a one act play Antiques with several local women, and a presentation by Concord School sixth graders. Tea and refreshments followed, served by Mrs. Elton Simmons and Mrs. James Sinare.
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George Washington
Corry
Brokenstraw Valley
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
VFW Club
Order of the Eastern Star
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Beatrice Bensink
Amelia
Edmund Barr
Ronald Carter
John Kolsiee
Lyle Stranahan
Eugene Peterson
Lynn Rice
Concord School
DAR
Elton Simmons
James Sinare
T. W. Whitehead
Horton Davis
R. J
BPW Club Holds Routine Meeting At TOOF Hall
The Business and Professional Women's Club met last evening at TOOF Hall. A social period followed the season and prizes went to Mrs. James P. Sullivan and Miss Agnes Lynch. Hostess committee members served salad refreshments. The next meeting is scheduled for March 8.
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BPW Club
Business and Professional Women's Club
Toof Hall
James P. Sullivan
Agnes Lynch
Julia Zepke
Sullivan
Charles Stewart
Friendly Birthday Club Meets at Mrs C J Fleek Home
The Friendly Birthday Club met at Mrs C J Fleek home with Mrs George McIntyre as co host. They honored Mrs J B Clark with a purse of money and enjoyed galloping bingo with prizes. Door prizes went to Mrs Glark and Mrs Perry Akam. Assorted sandwiches cake coffee and tea were served. The next meeting is March 30 at Mrs Harold Gales home 2090 4 First avenue to honor Mrs Fleek’s birthday.
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A. Johnson
West Church Street
Rey
John H. Clark
Linesville
E. F. Bettes
Meadville
Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburgh
U. S. Department of Commerce
Simmie E. Sutton
North Center Street
John Emerling
Fairmont
W. Va
N. L. Bogden
Raymond Avenue
George Washington
Masonic Temple
Erie
Ben Blair
Maple Avenue
Ray Francis
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Chicago
Francis
Katherine Starr Abbey
Donald Engle
Columbus
Mineral Ridge
Engle
Archie Wright
Wright
Lolita Gregory
East Main Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
J. Fred Kinley
Theodore Hubley
Jack Clark
Fisher Hotel
Erie Bridge Association
Friendly Birthday Club
J. Fleek
George McIntyre
J. B. Clark
Glark
Perry Akam
Harold Gale
First Avenue
Fleek
Area Girl's Engagement Announced by Spartansburg Family
Mr and Mrs Henry Anthony of Spartansburg announce the engagement of their daughter Helen Blanche to Private Kenneth L Schneider son of Mrs Hazel Schneider of Titusville RB D 3. No date has been set for the marriage.
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Henry Anthony
Spartansburg
Helen
Blanche
Pfo
Kenneth L. Schneider
Hazel Schneider
RB. D
Titusville
Wedaire
Daughters Of Colonists In Mesting At Erie
Twenty four members of the Fort LeBoeuf Daughters of the American Colonists met Saturday at 12 30 in the main dining room of the Boston Store in Erie. Mrs Helen Schiuraff, regent, led the session after luncheon. Maude Barnes of Corry spoke on Concord Massachusetts. Next meeting set for May 15 at Judson House Waterford. Corry attendees included Mrs Merrill Lillie, Mrs Maude Barnes, Miss Louise Williams, Mrs Donald Stewart, Mrs J B Patterson. Also notes that annual fur sales in the United States have reached a half billion dollars in some modern years per the National Geographic Society.
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Fort LeBoeuf
Boston
Erie
Helen Schiuraff
Maude Barnes
Corry
Concord
Mass
Judson House
Waterford
Merrill Lillie
Louise Williams
Donald Stewart
J. B. Patterson
United States
Saya
National Geographic Society
Red Army Opens New Blast At U S On Armed Forces Day
Moscow marks 36th anniversary with warnings of a new war and claims of modern weaponry. Marshal Sokolovsky accuses American imperialists of planning a new front while Bulganin calls for vigilance and competence. Kuznetsov notes arms upgunning as Chistyakov cites alleged Western hostility to weaken the USSR. Large parades and nationwide events highlight the day.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Russia
Red Army
United States
Army
Vassily Sokolovsky
Tagestia
Soviet Union
Nikolai Bulganin
Nikolai Kuznetsov
Favestia
Sovieh Pews Agency
Tass
M. Chistyakov
Britain
U. S
Call off walkout at Nemacolin mine resumes tomorrow
Waynesburg Pa. Production at the Nemacolin mine of Buckeye Coal Co. is expected to resume tomorrow after strikers voted to return to work while a seniority grievance is processed through regular channels. Workers halted action after an appeal by United Mine Workers District 4 officials.
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Waynesburg
Buckeye Coal Co
United Mine Workers District 4
Grocer Sets Trap Nabbed Bread Thief in Philly
Gregory Yaroschuk, Philadelphia grocer, camouflaged with a green blanket to ambush a bread thief. He nabbed the suspect with a revolver after the thief started removing bread from a delivery box outside the store. The trick came from a TV detective drama. A Hopi Indian crew fighting a forest fire in 1959 staged a rain dance, and two hours later a cloud burst helped extinguish the blaze, per the National Geographic Society.
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Philadelphia
Gregory Yaroschuk
Yaroschuk
National Geographic Society
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