Columbus Plans April 1 Cancer Crusade Drive
Columbus housewives launch the Cancer Crusade on April 1 with Mrs. Lowell Fargo as branch chairwoman. The Warren County drive follows, a 2 p.m. radio panel discussion with Warren area physicians, and a Columbus PTA meeting will showcase a Cancer Will be shown. Participating women include Francis Jaquilh and many others, forming a large volunteer team led by Mrs. Fargo.
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Columbus
Lowell Fargo
Wareren
Fargo
PTA
Francis Jaquilh
James, Diehl
Joseph Cariel
Michael Kuzma
Donald Stevenson
Jordan Christensen
Thomas Sadowski
Donald Sherman
Florence Caster
James Small
Hollis Upperilian
Yvonne Wine
Basil Pokosh
W. Ty. Fargo
Leonard Fralick
DeForest Bindley
William Helmintoller
Maxwell Brown
Clair, Damon
State Colleges Seek Increased State Funding Reforms
14 state colleges push for higher appropriations via direct lump sum grants under localized budgets. Alumni leader Ernest Abarrah calls for coordinated oversight by the council of higher education and an end to politically motivated trustee appointments. Dr Erle A Walker of Penn State to testify again. three clear recommendations emerge: Temple University become a lowenrollment state university, establish a western Pennsylvania state university, and create a broad Commonwealth scholarship fund for direct student aid.
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Ernest Abarrah
Clarion
Alumni Council
Council of Higher Education
Abarrah
State College
Scranton
Erle A. Walker
Pennsylvania State University
Firs Council
Pittsburgh
Charles G. Simpson
Council
Temple University
Philadelphia
Western
Pennsylvania
Actress Patricia Ness in critical condition after strokes
British actress Patricia Ness, 29, remains unconscious and in critical condition at UCLA Medical Center nine days after two strokes and brain surgery. She won an Oscar last year for best supporting actress in Hud.
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Holeywood
Patricia Ness
Ucla Medical Center
Senate probes next on college players signings by pros
Hart chairing antitrust subcommittee hearings to examine illegal signing of college football stars by professional clubs while players retain college eligibility. Witnesses include NCAA and NFL/AFL officials. focus on how leagues deter and punish premature signings. Baseball phase ends with Allyn and Finley differing on CBS Yankees deal impact.
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Wastungimn
Senate
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Hart
Mike) Monroney
D-Okla
Mart
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Arthur C. Allyn Jr
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Yanks
Claims U S Fails In UN Fight
The interview with Fedorenko argues that U S provocation could break the United Nations and says the Soviet Union would share in UN peacekeeping costs if Security Council actions follow the Charter. He criticizes U S and allies for pressuring Chinese representation and Indonesia’s withdrawal amid anti colonial interests.
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United States
United Nations
Fedorenko
U.N
Security Council
Soviet Union
USN
Indonesia
World Forum
China
Unite#4
February Home Cleaning Offers and Local Dining Specials
Notices note a February sale for 5 to 7 room house cleaning at 89 dollars with walls ceilings woodwork windows floors and bedding disinfection deodorizing and deodorizing services plus rug and upholstered furniture shampooing. Huffman’s Janitorial advertises eight hour service from T to TH with a Friday fish fry at Bayle’s Family Restaurant open until 6 30 PM February 26. W&B Trading Center promotes a complete line of used furniture at 125 West Main Street.
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Tionesta
Huffman
Bayle
W&b ‘Trading Center
West Main Street
Wayne Township hearings on real estate transfer tax plan
At a February 27 meeting the Wayne Township Board of Supervisors discussed Ordinance No 7A establishing a 1 percent real estate transfer tax. The tax would be collected from transferees at transfer and projected to raise about $2,000 annually for a town hall shop and municipal building. The board notes effects on residents and cites anticipated long term savings from reduced repair costs.
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Board of Supervisors
Wayne Township
West End Town Hall
Board of Adjustments
Zoning Board
Board of Adjustment
Roger Follett
Corry
Carl Fullom
Richard Querreyeld
West End
Town Hall
Carl Pullom
Richard Querreveld
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Allyn
Yankees
Columbia Broadcasting System
Charles C. Finley
Kansas City Athletics
CBS
U.S
Journal Daily
Greeny
Nestle
U.S. No.1
Maine
Armour's
Chuck
DIAL
LNA
Lost and Found
Hammond Lumber Company
Cliff Buesink Ford
Carry
Turben
Chevrolet
Auto Service
Veterans Automobile
JEEP
Heberlein Motor
Dodge
Dart
Guy M. Fish
Spartansburg
Charlottesville
James P. Kemn
Missouri
Ford
Corry Cars, Inc
First Avenue
C. Christensen Motors
Mercury - Comet
HOBBS
Franklinville
Serrin
Fred Ruffoner
Maytag
Potocki’s
East M
Wilbur
Red) Harned
Turben’s Auto Service
Max Grenz
J Journal Printing Department
Warner
North Center Street
R. L. Bush
Clymer
N.Y
Halp
Union City
Atlantic
Corr
American Breeders Service
Don Knapp
Bralew
West Smith Street
Star Safe
Corry Supply
E. E
Guignon
Howard Rohde
Wattsburg
Vern Messinger
Solis
Raol Furniture
Bohman Musi Company
East 10Th Street
Erie
RCA
Davis Radio
Barney's Firestone
Dorothy Mathews
E. E. Guignon Hardware
Schaub
South Center
Bargain Joe's
East Main Street
Cherry Builders Supply
Columbus, Pa
McIntyre's
Barach's Home Furniture CO
South Center Street
Elmer Smith
Lincolnville
Snyder Circle
Raymond’s
N. Y
R. W
Norvel Reed
Sherman
Cambridge Springs
John Deere
White House
Stephen Maluteh
Arthur and
Laurence Scouten
Spartangburg
Jusphopa Wat
the Corry Journal
Call
Tetley
Pirst
Francis McCray Wat
Gertrude Nelson
John Nelsons
Cora Joseph
Daniel Reynolds
Archle Richardson
Donald Barrett
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