Paragraf on Defense funds and local police activity
A state reimbursements and city police actions were noted last evening. Court orders led to destruction of two slot machines and raid results included seized equipment and fines as authorities worked with Franklin court officials. Two teens from the area were involved in a rocket incident, while local organizations and public notices covered a postponed dairy group meeting, a court settlement over an assault, and upcoming primary petition activities.
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Carminl-Sasignee
Tideradands
YMCA
Franklin Salwtation
Veningo Cuan Sheriff's Office
Lee A McCracken
Franklin
Yestervias
Veteran of Foreign Wars Club
Mother of Corry Man Dies at 85
Ella V. Skinner 85 died yesterday morning at the St Elmo Hotel Chautauqua where she had lived eight years. Born October 18 1872 in Sherman she was a charter member of Sherman Community Church and member of Hurlbut Memorial Church at Chautauqua and Minerva Library Association chairwoman of its board. Survived by son Samuel Skinner Jr Corry two daughters Mildred Walton and Jeanette Toughy two grandchildren and a cousin. Funeral at Spitzer Funeral Home Sherman tomorrow 2 p m Rev Charles S Aldrichy to officiate interment Sherman Cemetery. Friends may call 2 5 and 7 9 p m today. In lieu of flowers contributions to Cancer Fund.
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Corry
Ella V. Skinner
St. Elmo ‘Hotel
Chautauqua
Skinner
Samuel H. Skinner
Sherman
Sherman Community Church
Hurlbut Memorial Church
Minerva Library Associaton
Samuel Skinner Jr. Corry
Mildred S. Walton
Jeanette Toughy
Westfield
Spitzer
Charles
Aldrichy
Lea of Flowers
Cancer Fund
Vanguard May Be Fired Soon
The Navy has fixed a propellant shortage and other minor electrical and plumbing issues that delayed the Vanguard satellite launch. Officials still aim to launch before the weekend to clear the path for an Army Explorer satellite from a Jupiter C rocket. The propellant shortage affected one of seven used in the three stage booster while auxiliary jets regulate second-stage coast.
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Cafe Canaveral
Navy
Army
Medical mission duo to speak at two Nazarene churches
Dr. Samuel J. Hynd and Mrs. Hynd will dialog on Africa missions in Corry Church of the Nazarene on Essex Street at 7:30 p.m. and Riceville Church of the Nazarene on Lincolnville Road. Rev. Paul W. Bowlby leads the Corry service with Mrs. Mary Dingtelder assisting. Lions Hastie and Irene Edwards head Riceville event. The Hynds, with ties to Raleigh Fitkin Memorial Hospital in Swaziland, train in Glasgow and study in Chicago, touring 27 Pittsburgh District Nazarene churches to share medical mission experiences.
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Samuel J. Hynd
Nazarene
Dr. Hynd
Africa
Corry Chuith
the Nazarene
Essex Street
Paul W. Bowlby
Mary Dingtelder
R. D
Local Missionary Society
Hynd
Riceville Church of
Raleigh Fitkin
Pittsburgh
Afri
George R. Surber
District Missionary Society
House Continues FCC Investigation Details of Mack and Insurance Interest
Whiteside testified Mack received almost 10 000 dollars from the Stembler Sheldon Insurance Agency from 1953 to 1986 while Mack held a one sixth share. The exchange of favors linked to Channel 19 and the 1954 communications net raises potential violations with a fine up to 10 000 dollars or one year in prison.
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House
FCC
Schwartz
Mack
Miami
Stembler-Sheldon Insurance Agency
Channel 19
Whiteside
Harris
Eisenhower Rejects Benson Oust Demands and Disability Debate
Eisenhower refused to back ousting Benson and said no action yet on a presidential disability plan. He stressed trust with Nixon and a constitutional amendment, while noting Congress has not acted on disability legislation. He declined to detail Nixon’s exact role and signaled continued cabinet inquiry into FCC matters. A Winnipeg warehouse fire consumed a seven story building injuring one firefighter.
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Haines
America
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House
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Federal Communications
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FCC
Rogers
FBI
PCC
Sherman Adams
Civil Aeronautics Board
White House
Council Ponders Garbage Measure
A proposed ordinance outlines garbage collection rules including container 24 gallon limit disposal procedures and penalties. It requires ground level placement not in right of way, permits charges for extra distance, and bans scattered refuse while directing disposal of dangerous material by the Director of Safety.
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Contretor
Disposal rules for refuse outside city limits
Authorized persons must dispose of refuse beyond city limits unless the director specifies otherwise. Producers or owners who collect and dispose of their own refuse must use a waterlight vehicle with a Lehi cover to prevent offensive odors and prevent refuse from being blown dropped or spilled.
Mail Goes Through In Spite Of Fire
Springfield Post Office forces add fire to its routes as mail moves during a blaze. Postman William Egan ignored police and fire warnings to enter a burning building for his regular collection. Acting Postmaster Arthur B Morin commended Egan for devotion to duty.
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Springfield
Mass
William Egan
Arthur B Morin
Egan
Yardley Inches Toward Mikan Record at Garden
In a game at Madison Square Garden, Yardley scored 30 points as he closes in on George Mikan's NBA career scoring record of 2982. The Pistons, led by Yardley, defeated the Hawks 114-113 in overtime, while Philadelphia crushed New York 121-110.
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Gorge Milan
Yardley
Pistons
Milan
National Basketball Association
Winsley
New York
Madison Square Garden
St Louie Hawks
Wisinlashp
Philadelphia
Steubenville Eyes NIT Tourney Bid
Steubenville College seeks a National Invitation Tournament bid after a 23 1 season. The Barons meet St Vincent's in Latrobe Pa, aiming to rebound from a recent withdrawal petition at Youngstown. Coach Henry Hank Kyama, a former NIT player, says it would be a shame if the players miss post season.
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Ohio
College of Steubenville
Madison Square Garden
Barons
St. Vincent's College
Latrobe
Squid Henry Hank Kyama
Duquesne
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Youngstown
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