Pancake Supper Planned by Senior Tri-Hi-Y at YMCA
A pancake supper sponsored by Senior Tri-Hi-Y is set for 5:30 to 7:30 this Wednesday at the YMCA. Tickets are 1.00 for adults and 0.60 for children under 12, with proceeds benefiting the group. Additional items include piano solos by Elnora Lillie from Wednesday to Saturday at Hotel Corry Gold Room and a local car service ad for Turben’s Auto Service and Chevrolet dealer information.
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YMCA
Corry Gold Room
Elnora Lillie
Hospital admissions and discharges list for Corry and Union City
Emergency call numbers for Corry Memorial Hospital and Cony ambulance. Admissions include Ruth Man, Herbert Berghaus, Lionel Jaget, Mrs. Frank Christy, Carl Pillom, Mrs. Theuret, and Mrs. Travers Stohlberg with residences in Clymer Spartans Spar tansbuhe and South South. Discharges list Melvin Vanderhoof with daughter Shelly Lynn, Travers Stohlberg, Jack Stull, plus Union City Memorial Hospital patients Roy Parker, Lulu Gillett, Carl Jost, Alvin Hawley, Ronald Reich, Donald Porter, Mrs Herbert Allen, William H Robinson, Gary Bedow and Vernon Edwards.
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Ruth Man
Clymer
Herbert Berghaus
Center Street
Lionel Jaget
Columbus
Frank Christy
Spartans
Carl Pillom
R. D
Corry
Charles ‘Theuret
Spartansbuhe
Union City Memorial Hospital
Ellsworth Henderson
R.D
Union City
Roy Parker
Cherry Street
Lulu~ Gillett
North Main Street
Carl Jost
Waterford
Alvin Hawley
Ronald Reich
Wattsburg Broad
Erie
Donald Porter
Mill Village
Herbert Allen
William H. Robinson
Wattsboro
Gary Bedow
Vernon K. Edwards
Centerville
Mississippi U Faces Federal Orders Over Meredith Crisis
Mississippi University officials confront ongoing desegregation tensions as James Meredith remains enrolled under court order. President Kennedy criticizes university leadership while Meredith contemplates withdrawal amid campus hostility. National figures pledge to sustain desegregation efforts at Alabama and South Carolina.
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Oxxford
Miss
API
Missippi
Williams
Justice Department
Kennedy
James H .Meredith
Meredith
Washington
New York
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Alabama
South Carolina
1.5. Marshals
Woman in St Marys Bank Fraud Charged
Mona Anderson, a Farmers and Merchants Bank employee in St Marys, Pa, faces embezzlement charges totaling 6189 across 20 checking accounts. Elk County DA Norbert Powell says she admitted taking funds by altering deposit slips while aiding officers to identify affected accounts. This follows a 15 month pattern of missing assets in the area, with a prior case involving Rupprecht and Gerg, convicted last year for securities offenses and fraudulent conversions.
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Vl. Marys, Pa
Mona Anderson
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Elks County
Norbert Powell
Miss Anderson
Powell
Rock Elk County
George
Rupprecht
Carl Gerg
St. Marys Festa
Gerg
Minister Makes Legal Whisky In Church Urn
Nashville pastor Rev Bernard Swain 30 was fined 50 dollars in city court for making illegal whiskey inside the St Psalm Spiritual church coffee urn after a December 20 raid. Police found a five gallon drum of mash and a fifteen gallon coffee urn with mash. Swain claimed he was producing sacramental holy wine for his congregation. Services were suspended three months earlier due to finances and the congregation numbered about 6000. Police Inspector Ramon Marker described the building as anything but a church.
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Nashviille
Sun
Nashville
Bernard Swain
St. Psalm Spiritual Reshurch
Swain
Andrew Doyle
Park Skating Scene Faces Winter Lockout ruling
From the park scene where wide crowds of young ice skaters gather officials froze access during winter months. The incident led to a state supreme court ruling that overturned the lockout and restored access, shaping local recreation policy.
Meredith plans Ole Miss stay through finals and exams
From the campus context Meredith states he will remain at Ole Miss at least through final exams starting January 18 through January 31. Registration for spring runs January 31 to February 2. Rumors and tutor needs hint at academic trouble with grades requiring a minimum 20 grade average and potential probation or expulsion if not met.
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Meredith
Ole Miss
Mississippi
Probe Fire Deaths Of Elderly Couple
District Attorney Jay L. Benedict of Franklin County said the elderly couple initially thought to have died in a fire were victims of murder and death by own action. Anna Morris, 68, was pronounced dead at the scene and her husband William Morris, 72, died yesterday in a Chambersburg hospital.
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Sumianus
Jay L. Benedict
Franklin County
Anna Morris
William Morris
Chambersburg
Balking Miners Still Receiving Jobless Pay
State Labor and Industry Department will continue unemployment compensation for coal miners refusing to work at Robena mine after 97 workers died in the December explosion. Secretary A Allen Suleone said benefits must not be denied to pressure workers until they believe the site is safe. About 1,000 miners have balked at entering Robena complex operations as hearings proceed near Carmichaels.
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Harrisburg
State Labor and Industry Department
Robetta
Labor and Industry
A. Allen Sulecowe
U.S. Steel Corp
Robena
Carmichaels
Garards Fort
Suleone
Unemployment benefits paid during gubernatorial action questioned
Sulcone continued weekly unemployment compensation payments after Jan 2 with Gov approval but left room for formal protest by supporting employers. The move raises questions about legality and mirrors a prior Leader era decision when Westinghouse strikers received benefits amid a strike.
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Sulcone
George M. Leader
Lawrence
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Union City plant may relocate its chair factory
Hatch says the offer is highly attractive though Union City would suffer. Borough Mayor Jack Bengel warns the move would hurt the community as a large portion of local workers are employed at the chair factory.
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Soucu
Hatch
Union City
Jack Bengel
Kennedy Plan Divides Senate As Filibuster Threat Looms
Senate Republicans led by Everett Dirksen signal opposition to a majority rule change and may unite to block Kennedy’s civil rights and tax reform proposals. Russell’s Georgia session aims to spur a filibuster against the civil rights measure while venturing a possible August recess. House Ways and Means gears up to tackle tax reform and target special exemptions and lower rates for individuals and corporations.
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JFK
Flibis Torfuz
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Russell
Dirksen
Kennedy
House
Ways and Means
Early June vote lines up with July Senate debate
Voters face an early June decision while a possible Senate ruling in July could shape health care for the elderly. The plan hinges on Social Security tax changes to fund reforms as Ways and Means handles the matter.
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Ways and’ Meats Als
Hennedy
Kincaid Funeral Services Set for Wednesday
Funeral notices list Don W. Kincaid with services at Bracken Funeral Home on Wednesday at 11 30 a m. Interment in Pine Grove Cemetery. Friends may call Monday 1 9 p m and Tuesday 1 4 and 7 9 p m. Also Mrs C Fred Slack to be buried at Youngsville Cemetery Wednesday at 2 p m with services at Bracken Funeral Home. Call hours Monday and Tuesday 2 4 and 7 9 p m.
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Fred
Frances) Slack
Bracken Funeral Home
Youngsville Cemetery
Funeral services for Maggie Hubbell in Okla
Funeral services were held here yesterday for Maggie Hubbell aged 86 mother of former New York Giants pitcher Carl Hubbell. She died Saturday in Mubbells new member Okla.
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Mubbells
New Meebrer
Okla
Maggie Hubbell
New York Giants
Carl Hubbell
Hubbell
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