Edinboro College replaces dean as February move noted
Dr Harry W Barsley of Mansfield State Teachers College is removed from instruction at Edinboro State Teachers College effective February 15. Dr Thomas R Miller Edinboro president announces Earl y will fill the vacancy created by Dean Herman L Offner leaving for the US Office of Education. The community is told of the staffing shift and its timing.
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Service
Edinboro
Harry _W. Barsley
Mansfield State Teachers College
Edboro State Teachers College
Thomas R. Miller
Fast
Earlley
Eifinboro
Herman L. Offner
United States Office of Education
Yownesville Borough
Kin
Titusville
Pennsylvania
Crawford County
Girard
Wattsburg
Erie
Grove City
Titustille
Corry
Hickey
Katherine’s
Warren
Warren County
Florida East Coast
Miami
Fla
Mig
Ernest
Albangh
Starbrick
Michael Evan
Erie Firm
Industries Service and Equipment Company
Soldiers’ and Sailors
North Inst
Dunkirk
Win- Witt
Andrew Prank
Siemlung
Frank Sabol
Rossbacher
West South Street
Meadville
Route
Alfred Grill
Lancaster
Route 5
Hamot Hospital
J. D. Aldridge
Aldridge
Mabel
Erle
City, Council
Gerald Weber
Supreme Court
Weber
Y. Corry
Jamestown
Franklin
State Council of Education
Venango County
Arthur Gardner
Robert M. Becker
Task’s
Pete
Meyer
Community Relations Commission
Gardner
Jack 0 Rourke
Edward
D. Lofft
Corry Beverage Distributor
Evie
McKean
George Hamberger
D. J. McKean
Hamberger
Hospital Admits and Discharges List Local Residents
Admitted Mrs Thomas Cook of 229 East Main and Mrs Louis Vardssa of 104 West Dennis. Discharged Mrs Alton Miller and Rev Elmer Oliner. Transfers include Mrs Ruth Carroll to Hamat Hospital, Erie, and Mrs Arch Lewis’s daughter Cheryl Darlene. Several children listed with parents in Clymer and surrounding areas. Expired Rehea, a 3 year old from Center ville.
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Thomas Cook
East Main Street
Louis Vardssa
West Main Street
Dennis
John Hunter
Clymer
Robert Hunt
West Pleasant Street
John
Jack Stull
Clyde Morton
R. D
Alton Miller
Elmer Oliner
East South Street
Lawrence Tenbuckle
Sherman
Leslie Upperman
Spring Street
David Fassett Jr
Bryen
Virgil Emary
Ruth Carroll
Columbus
Hamat Hospital
Erie
Wiliam
Robert Thompson
Joseph Wojelechowski
Thomas Michael
Brook Street
R. Earl Munsee
Rex Lee
Wattsburg
Archie Lewis
Cheryl Darlene
Rehea
Albert W. Brant
Centerville
Fifteen Die as Train Hits Bus in Warsaw Crossing
In Poland, a passenger train rammed a crowded bus at a grade crossing in Opele, southwest of Warsaw, killing fifteen people and injuring thirty nine. Officials say the crash followed an earlier train passing and the barrier being raised, with a second train arriving as the bus reached the tracks.
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Warsaw
Poland
Opele
Joseph Cotten's Wife Dies After Illness
The 16 year old wife of American actor Joseph Cotten died today of leukemia after a brief hospitalization starting on Christmas Day. Cotten has been in town since October working on a film.
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Nevere Yovten
Joseph Cotten
Cotten
Khrushchev Plans India Burma Visit On Indonesia Trip
Moscow report says Premier Khrushchev will stop in Burma and India during his Indonesia tour next month. Invitations came from Nehru and Burma’s government, with acceptance implied. Departure from Moscow is set for February 10.
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Moscow
Ingestia
Nikite Khrushichev
Bur Ma
India
Indonesia
Khrushchev
Nehru
Burma
Legislature Seeks Recess To Reassess School Aid
Harrisburg AP reports Republican House leader Albert W. Johnson proposes a prolonged recess for the General Assembly to evaluate whether existing taxes will sustain increased school subsidies. Johnson cites Gov. Lawrence’s inaction and the 1960 session limits while considering tax and revenue changes. The plan follows a 1959 vote that killed a 6 million dollar school aid increase.
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Harrisburg
General Assembly
Albert W. Johnson
House
GOP
Lawrence
Johnson
Simpson, Pennsylvanian in House GOP Leadership, Dies at 59
Rep. Simpson, a tall powerful figure in the House GOP leadership, died at 59 after a career starting in insurance and rising from the Pennsylvania House to Congress. He helped shape trade policy debates and was once discussed as a potential floor leader or Speaker. He attended University of Pittsburgh, graduating in 1923, and served in public office since 1935.
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Simpson
Ben
University of Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
Congress
Ieav
Area Hospitals in Union City and Nearby Areas
List of residents and addresses in Union City and nearby towns including Morse, Waterford, Corry, and Conneaut. Names such as Mrs David Lyons, Orin Babcock, Mrs Kenneth Brown, Ralph Campbell, Willard Pencille, Harold Cottrell, Mrs Robert Landis, Mrs Wesley Nicklas, Terry Earls, Morse Myers, Mrs Harry Metzenbacher, Mrs Harry Prather, Homer Townsend, Susan Munsee, and others appear with street addresses and towns.
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Union City
David Lyons
Market Street
Orin Babcock
South Street
Kenneth Brown
R. D
Ralph Campbell
Fourth Avenue
Willard Pencille
Waterford Street
Harold Cottrell
Eric
Robert Landis
Waterford
Wesley Nicklas
Terry
Herman Earls
Center Street
Morse Myers
Harry Metzenbacher
Con Jeault
Harry Prather
Eest High Street
Homer Townsend
East High Street
Susan
Howard Munsee
Columbus Avenue
Corry
Family details in late obituary fragment
The fragment notes a man with two daughters and a second marriage in 1948, adding three stepsons and a third daughter. This terse snippet hints at a larger obituary record detailing survivors and family lines without full context.
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Ing
Marlow Analyzes Democrats and Eisenhower Outlook
Washington AP veteran James Marlow argues that Democrats, despite gains in 1958, failed to challenge Eisenhower and will face a presidential year with steady but limited gains. He predicts Eisenhower will press spending restraint, steer policy, and largely dictate political tempo through 1960 as party dynamics remain cautious in election year.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Adlai Stevenson
Senate
James Marlow
Associated Press
Yough
White House
Utey
Maid Tells Jury of Finch Murder Case
A maid testifies about the Finch murder as the trial continues. Grant B Cooper questions her on a police report and her statements to Capt William M Ryan the morning after the death. The witness shows distress as the judge suspends the session to allow a recess.
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Finch
Grant B. Cooper
Miss Lidholm
West Covina
William M. Ryan
Cooper
Ryan
Ss Lidholm
Mrs. Finch
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