City and Vicinity News Roundup and Local Jottings
Local notes report new state sales tax exemption forms, a fatal car crash near Franklin, and medical consultation for a hospital figure. BeeBeart fund drives raise thousands. flood control talks in Bradford warn of finance gaps. fire destroys a Meadville home. a diner opens. several business notices and community events are listed with dates and locations.
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Dyo i
Franklin
1 & Ravdi
University of Pennnsylvania Medical School
Elizabeth Glenn
John Foster Dulles
Ravdin
Eisenhower
Titusville
Wet Heart Fund
Heart Sunday
Edwin Johnson
Association
Bradford
Wiliam P. McVay
Flood Control Authority
Tuna Creek
Toy Town
Meadville Robert & Bates
Meadville Tribune
George Washington
Freedoms Foundation
Valley Porge
Foundation
He Foundation
Valley Forge
Kenneth D. Wells
VFW
Meadville
Clarence Kelser Jr
Tme
Frank Onderko
Onderko
Connectusville Fellows Club
Keiser
Journal
Cat
Littlefield
Derrick City
Here
Bradford Hospital
Derrick City Fire Department
Food Drops To Wild Animals By Air Force Reservists
Wild animals in west-central Pennsylvania receive monthly aid from Air Force reservists based at Willow Grove Naval Air Station. A C 119 Flying Boxcar dropped nearly 20 000 pounds of field corn over Centre Blair and Clearfield counties to feed deer turkey grouse squirrels rabbits and other wildlife during winter.
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Frogen
Pennsylvania
Air Force
Willow Grove
Naval Air
512Th
Centre
Blair
Clearfield
Dem Leaders Divided On Dulles Issue
Democratic senators split over whether President Eisenhower should name a successor to the ailing Secretary of State John Foster Dulles. Neuberger urged a decent interval to decide, while Humphrey Symington Kennedy and Sparkman pressed for an early decision. Mundt cautioned that Dulles should remain, as the debate unfolds amid a critical foreign policy period.
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Washington
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Richard L. Neuberger
D-Ore
Senate
Dulles
Neuberger
Hisenhower
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Bob Neu~berger
John J. Sparkmen
Dalan
John F. Kennedy
Dmass
Karl Emundt
Bymington
I Dulley
Essexthe
Humphrey
Ohia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Kennedy
Sparkman
Barking family dog saves five in house fire
A barking family dog alerted a fire that engulfed a residence in which Mr and Mrs Ernest Vinson and their two boys, an invalid aunt Catherine Sullivan, and others were inside. The warning allowed all five to escape the home yesterday before flames worsened the blaze.
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Manmseuisines
Fhe
Ernest
Vinson
Catherine Sullivan
Federal hearing on Macon County anti Negro voting charges
In Montgomery Alabama a federal hearing focuses on long standing anti Negro voting policies in rural Macon County. Judge Frank M Johnson Jr will rule on whether the Justice Department can pursue an injunction against Macon County registrars and whether former registrars Livingston and Rogers can be named as defendants after resignations. The case centers on destruction of old voter registration records used as evidence and may shape who can be targeted by any injunction.
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Montgomery
Ala
Macon
U.S. Dist
Frank M. Johnson Jr
Justice Department
Itasult
Macon County
B. P. Livingston
Grady Rogers
Livingston
Rodgers
Johnson
Board of Registrars
Hospital Report Shows Admissions and Discharges
At Corry Memorial Hospital a notice lists admissions and discharges as of 7 am. Mrs Prances Campbell of 260 Mound Street, Mrs Walter Stahowic, and Mrs Donald Stevenson of Columbus are noted as admitted. Discharges include Carol Hetrick, and Linda Marie Duell with family addresses at Spartansburg and 15 East Bond Street. Diane Apsrom and Ora Loveland are also listed as discharged.
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Cree
Corry Memorial Hospital
Prances A. Campbell
Mound Street
Walter W. Stahowic
Donald W. Stevenson
Columbus
Carol
Irvin Hetrick
Spartansburg
Linda Marie
Pred Duell
East Bond Street
Diane
J. Allert Apstrom
Myrtle Street
Ora Loveland
East Main Street
Local Association Names Acting President and Members
The association announces Martin E. Cusick acting president and names Sharon, William K. Ulerich, Clear Field, Lee Stauffer, Danville, Horace G. Heller, Stroudsburg, and Noyes as officers or members, outlining their diverse locales.
Plan New Plea For Shortway Construction
WILLIAMSPORT AP Keystone Short way Assn plans a new appeal for early construction of the super highway. Eight members will travel to Hartsburg to present the case to Gov. Lawrence and seek his views on interstate highway issues in Pennsylvania. The Shortway would run between Sharon and Stroudsburg. Backers say priority should go to metropolitan routes as Lewis Stevens emphasized. Representatives include State Sens. Z. H. Confair and Martin Murray and others. Infant Roy Mould, son of Mr and Mrs Richard J Mould, was transferred to St Vincent's Hospital Erie after a fire alarm event involving a dog.
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Williamsport
Keystone Shortway Assn
B. Noyes
Association
Hartsburg
Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Noyes
Sharon
West Church Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Pair Charged With Vehicle Code Violations
In USVILLE Joyce arrested Walter O Shea of Washington DC and Robert L Vanderhoof of Garland on motor vehicle code violations at 1245 AM yesterday. O Shea charged with permitting an unlicensed driver to operate his auto and Vanderhoof charged with driving without an operator license. O Shea from out of town was taken before Alderman William Preston for a hearing and fined 30 dollars plus costs. Vanderhoof will receive summons to appear at a hearing before the alderman in the near future.
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Usville
Joyce
Walter O'Shea
Washington, D.C
Robert L. Vanderhoof
Garland
O'Shea
Vanderhoof
William Preston
Simmons
Romulo warns of red threat at Washington ceremony
Philippine envoy Gen. Carlos P. Romulo warns against communism as a threat to freedom during Freedoms Foundation awards at Valley Forge. The event honored 64 individuals and groups for upholding the American Way of Life as Washington’s birthday festivities marked the site. Dr. Arthur A. Schuck of the Boy Scouts received the top George Washington Award.
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Valley Forge
Carlos P. Romulo
United States
Romulo
George Washington
Freedoms Foundation
America
Area Crash On Icy Road Near Genverville
State Police report a Friday traffic crash three miles east of Genverville after a sedan driven by Ronald Mitcham 17 Centerville skidded on ice and rear ended a stopped auto driven by J B Wilcox 26 Centerville. Estimated damage 200 to Mitcham car and 100 to Wilcox vehicle.
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Lie Corry Barracks
Ronald Mitcham
Centerville
J. B. Wilcox
Mitcham
Wilcox
Chanage
Mitcham Auto
Revelers Fire At Pittsburgh Clubs In Nighttime Shootings
In Bays two unidentified men tried to enter the Greater Beneficial Union Club after hours. They were refused and forced out, then fired nine shots, shattering eight windows though no injuries were reported. A VEW club steward in Homestead saw a car depart after a knock at the door, with no one harmed. Dmitri Manuilsky, 75, former Ukrainian foreign affairs official and UN representative, died in Kiev.
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Greater Beneficial Union Club
Bays
Homestead
London
Dmitri Manuilsky
Kiev
Pravda
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William Stack
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Jane Parker
Washington St
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Maine
Daytone Basch Fla
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Alabama
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Bertha
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Flye Rexall
Sherman Brothers Leather Chairs
Roberts Furniture & Appliance
RCA Victor
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N. Center ST
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