Deaths Mrs Pearl D Hubbard Widow of Hubards Tavern Owner
Mrs Pearl D Hubbard 77 of Snyder Circle died 2 p m yesterday at her daughter Mrs Arnold Nielsen's home 86 Snyder Circle. She survived by daughter and son Mahlon of Corry seven grandchildren and one great grandchild plus a son Leo Jr who died in 1934. Final rites 1 30 p m Sunday at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer with Rev Leonard Adams officiating interment Mina Cemetery. Friends may call 2-4 and 7-9 p m today and tomorrow.
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Pearl D. Hubbard
Hubbard
Snyder Circle
Arnold
Arlyne) Nielsen
Mahlon of
Corry
Leo Jr
Spitzer
Clymer
Leonard Adams
Edwards Chapel
EUB_ Church
Mina
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Robert G. Mowen 37 of Crafton was crushed to death yesterday between two 29 000 pound steel coils at Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp Hazelwood Works.
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Pittsburgh
Robert G. Mowen
Crafton
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Hazelwood Works
Service Held For Mrs. Alice Hodge at Brackin Funeral Home
Funeral services for Mrs. Alice Hodge were conducted at 2 p.m. with Rev. Robert Casler and Rev. William Sturdevant officiating. Burial followed in Beaverdam Cemetery. Bearers included Lawrence and William Tanner Ralph and Seth Sturgis Floyd Southwick and Walter Buesink with numerous relatives from Eric Ripley Sherman Ti tusville Warren Waterford and Union City in attendance.
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Brackin
Robert Casler
William Sturdevant
Beavierdam
Lawrence
William Tanner
Ralph
Seth Sturgis
Floyd Southwick
Walter Buesink
Betty Proctor
Elmer Donor
Richard Proctor
Carl Proctor
Nelson Young
Eric
LaVerne Proctor
Linda
Paul Proctor
Harvey Bronson
Ripley
Connie Proctor
Syracuse
Larry Wesley
Clymer
Mayville
Lawrence Tanner
Fred Robb
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Titusville
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Blanche Tanner
Mina
Fred Sturgis
Warren
Ivan Sturgis
Waterford
I Nez Sturgis
Wesleyville
Frank Young
Union City
Threats Rise As Dr. King Spoke At World Affairs Event
Threats against Dr. King prompted tight security around his appearance for 2,000 guests at a World Affairs Council screening of The Greatest Story Ever Told. He planned to return to Alabama Monday to renew a voter registration drive.
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Dr. King
World Affairs Council Oy
AFL-CIO to press for $2 minimum wage from Johnson
Meany leads top labor chiefs Walter Reuther David Dubinsky Jacob Polsky to the White House to demand a $2 hourly minimum wage. Officials hint the administration may act but remain noncommittal while vowing to pursue congressional action if Johnson resists.
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Miami
Bhash
Afl-Cio
Ne Meany
White House
Johnson
Meany
America
Organized Labor
W. Willard Wietz
Afl-Cieative Council
Wirtz
Walter Reuth
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Congress
Funeral services set for Mrs. Pearl D. Hubbard
Funeral rites for Mrs. Pearl D. Hubbard are scheduled for 1 30 p m Sunday at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer Interment will follow in Mina Cemetery. Friends may call Friday and Saturday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m at the funeral home.
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Pearl D. Hubbard
Spitzer Funeral Home
Clymer
Mina Cemetery
Fire damages two story Thunderbird Motel in Monroeville
A fire damaged the two story Thunderbird Motel on Route 22 in Monroeville. The blaze of undetermined origin struck yesterday and caused roof damage.
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Pittsburgh
Route 22
Monroeville
Automat Policy Change Draws Sharp Division In Times Square
New York managers of Horn and Hardart's cafeteria raise minimum to 20 cents and hire Leonard McCarthy a white tie greeter to keep out undesired patrons. They report daily customers falling from 7000 to 6000 as the dining room becomes more exclusive with rail ropes and high tables. McCarthy greets some customers and ejections others while a cup of coffee prompts protests.
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New York
Horn and Hardart
Times Square
Pera
Rais
Leonard McCarthy
Coney Island
McCarthy
Wealth Hunters Seek Salado Treasure Legend
Salado Texas AP brief on a locals scavenger hunt for buried treasure amid limestone cliffs. A man claims discovering Spanish gold years ago but fled, while a colorful figure named Pig Red guards the gate and skirts facts with shifting stories.
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Salado, Tex
Texas
Train Derailment Halts Freight Train Near Wampum
A freight train derailed today near Wampum Pennsylvania, with twenty five cars leaving the tracks. Officials report about 1,500 feet of track damaged and a signal pole toppled, causing disruption but no injuries.
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Wampum
Pittsburge Lake Erie Railroad
Lawret Cty
Sint
CAHS Grads on Dean's List at Grove City College
Grove City College dean reports three CAHS graduates earned dean's list honors for last semester. Michael P. Anderson Gaylord D. Anthony and J Patrick Rynd named for high academic performance. Anderson, a chemical engineering senior, is son of Lawrence and family of East Main Street. Anthony, also a chemical engineering senior, is son of Preston Anthony of Corry. Rynd, senior in engineering, is son of Joseph P. Rynd of Snyder Circle and member of multiple campus groups.
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Ofice
Grove City College
Piers
Michael P. Anderson
Lawrence C. Anderson
East Main Street
Gaylord D. Anthony
Preston Anthony
R. D
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