Jamestown to host new Federal Census office by January
The Federal Census Bureau will open its 43rd Congressional District office in Jamestown by January 9, with about 1300 square feet. Location not set yet, site selection under way. Office remains open until about May 20. District GOP chairman Robert H. Muller announced the plan yesterday.
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Rossbacher Insurance Service
Jamestown
Federal Census Bureau
Chautauqua County
GOP
Robert H. Muller
WEW
Titusville
Woodrow W. Hollabaugh
Hollabaugh
Crawford County Quarter Sessions Court
Flye Rexall Drugs
Amet
Jamestown Sees 1959 Economic Rise Across Sectors
Chamber of Commerce figures show 1959 industrial payrolls up to $45.6 million with Decembers also higher. Bank clearings rose to $185.3 million and bank debits to $603.8 million, while Falconer payrolls exceeded $1.96 million.
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Jamestown
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Falconer
Survaselg
Warren County Solicitor Post Likely Unchanged After Session
Warren County commissioners in a closed morning session, acting as the salary board, signaled no change in the county solicitor position. The present solicitor, Richard I. Lauthold, was appointed by the prior board, while two reelected commissioners Blair Mead and Lewis Crippen would hold the majority vote to block any challenge. Clarence Akeley, newly elected Republican, showed interest in the post as it faces the salary board review.
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Warren County
Warren
County
Clarence Akeley
Thos
Richard I. Lauthold
Cormmissioners
Blair M. Mead
Lewis Crippen
Hospital struggles to summon a physician in emergencies
At The Hospital is unable to summon a physician in case of an emergency. Call 2-8201 for Corry Memorial Hospital assistance.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Admitted and Discharged in Local Hospital Roster
Admitted Carl S Swanson nine month son of Mr and Mrs David Andrus 410 East South Street. Mrs William H Donaldson Spring Creek. Discharged Charles S Firster Elgin. Gynthis 17 months daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Kamper Spartansburg. Mrs Robert G Tunnell 11 West Park Place.
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Carl S. Swanson
R. D
David
Andrus
East South Street
William H. Donaldson
Spring Creek
Charles S. Firster
Elgin
Gynthis
Frank Kamper
Spartansburg
Robert G. Tunnell
West Park Place
Drug Queen Murdered in London Drug Ring
London police say Frances Tucker, a leader of the citys drug racket described as a hunchbacked queen, was battered and burned to death in her apartment. They believe she was struck and kerosene poured over her body before a fire was set.
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London
Frances ‘Tucker
Jointure Committee Considers Sabbatical and Repairs
The committee approved a sabbatical leave recommendation for Mrs. Carroll, noting her medical condition and possible return this term. They discussed rising maintenance costs for school buildings, citing thermostat repairs and a lined contract proposal. New committee chairs were named for finance, property, insurance, athletic, and end building rental. Repairs to high school panelling and remodeling at Columbus School were reported, with December bills totaling 951,8642 and January payments of 9,969.43.
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Phinapad
Phee Qney
Corry Board
Erie
Rodemeyer
Carroll
Archie Tate
8. E. Anderson
Anderson
Tate
Jointure
Earle Bilsley
Corry
Charles Kennedy
Wayne ‘Township
Paul Meerink
Robert Tunnell
Robert Jewell
Columbus
Norman Smith
Spring Creek
Arden Earll
Elgin Township
Kennedy
Ase
Rescue Three In Pittsburgh Fire Amid Blaze
In Lawrenceville Pittsburgh neighbors rescued an 80 year old blind man John Goodman and two others from burning homes. Goodman suffered burns while trying to extinguish the blaze that began in his third floor apartment. Eileen Kellerher 61 bedridden for 44 years and Stanley Rozoski 60 a wheelchair patient were rescued. The three alarm fire caused $20000 in total damage to three houses and slightly injured three firefighters. Goodman reportedly tossed a match after lighting his pipe which started the fire in a wastebasket.
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Rullce
Pittsburgh
Lawrenceville
John Goodman
Eileen Kellerher
Stanley Rozoski
Stephen P. Adley
Kellerher
Goodman
85 year old L C Gleason dies in Clymer
L C Gleason 85 a longtime civic figure in French Creek died at his home in Clymer at 11 p m He lived in Clymer 13 years born February 3 1887 in French Creek son of Ira and Elmina Gleason He served as supervisor justice of the peace assessor school director and member of the board of elections He is survived by his wife Rose Cooper Gleason two daughters Ellen Gleason Clymer and Laura Cady Mayville two nieces Irene Talbot Saratoga Springs N J and Edith Gygax Westwood N J Visitation at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer tonight 7 9 p m and tomorrow 2 4 and 7 8 p m Funeral Thursday 2 p m officiated by Rev Elmer Armes Interment Clymer Cemetery
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Lucas & Uressue
French Creek
Clymer
Mr. Gleason
Ira
Elmina Donnelly Gleason
Trench Creek
Gleason
Board of Supervisors
Board of Elections
Rose Cooper Gleason
Ellen Gleason
Laura Cady
Mayville
Irene
Talbot
Saratoga
Springs
N. J
Edith Gyga
Johnson Bucks Dem Liberals In Party Tiff
Washington AP Lyndon B Johnson the Senate Democratic Leader resisted liberal calls for a bigger voice in policy matters. He opposed expanding the nine member Policy Committee while signaling a caucus on policy issues and school construction. Gore Douglas urged a larger panel and a party loyalty standard. Johnson’s camp argued changes would fail without a 65 vote majority. Gore defended principled party responsibility and emphasized bills for White House review. Smathers questioned why Gore spoke publicly rather than in closed party talks.
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Washington
Senate
Lyndon Bjohnson
Texas
Jonson
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
Johnson
Gore
Policy Committee
Lyndon Johnson
Tennessee
White House
Ben
George A. Smathers
Florida
Democratic
Siren Test Triggers Town Rush of 14 Volunteers
The town fire siren sounded at noon yesterday prompting 14 volunteers to rush to the scene. They quickly returned home after realizing the alarm was only a test.
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Aziz
The World of Carl Sandburg at UNC Goes On
A UNC Chapel Hill performance of The World of Carl Sandburg proceeds despite Cameron Mitchell's illness. A capable substitute will perform with the Bette Davis and Cameron Mitchell troupe. Sandburg offered to join from Flat Rock to read poems, tell yarns, sing, and guitar for free.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Bette Davis
Cameron Mitchell
Carl’ Sandbure
University of North Carolina
Mitchell
Sandburg
Flat Rock
Quill
Penelec Plans $30 Million Spend For New 1960s Facilities
Louis H. Roddis Jr president of Penelec urged area residents to back a $30 million capital push in 1960 with much larger investments in the following years to boost economic growth in Northern and Central Pennsylvania. He outlined 1959 steps including a 460000 volt transmission study, an experimental nuclear reactor, coal soot improvements, a Coaltricity program, and an accelerated area development plan. A 13 mile 460kV prototype line between Claysboro and Saxton will be built soon with custom conductors and insulators already being prepared, with possible expansion to other coal plants after testing.
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Pennylvania Electric Company
Louis H. Raddis Jr
Penelec
Pennsylvania
Roddis
Claysbore
Saxton
Sanity Probe Ordered In Rape Slaying Case
Dr Arthur P Noyes was named to examine parolee Elmo Smith to assess sanity for the alleged rape and murder of Maryann Mitchell. The test will occur at Montgomery County prison with findings to be given to Dist Atty Bernard Di Joseph. Smith faces possible murder indictment after pleading guilty to the Philadelphia girl's rape slaying. four Montgomery County lawmakers criticized the parole board for releasing him.
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Norristown
Elmo Smith
Maryann Mitchell
Arthur P. Noyes
Norristown State Hospital
Dist
Bernard Didoseph
Noyes
Mont-gomery
Smith
DiJoseph
William _F. Dannehower
Montgomery County
Bridgeport
Dr Joseph
Hielmont
Danniehower
DJ Joseph
F Smith
Mareh
Philadelphia
Whitemarsh
State Parole Board
Paul Gernett
Floyd Brenninger
Morton Fetteroff
Evelyn Renzel
Herman Willared
Gernett
Penal Institutios
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Lillian G. Zortman
Charles Zortman Jr
Marjorie Tucker
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Tex
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Rebekah Helping Hand Club
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William A. Lowrie
Lowrie
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Jones
Ruth
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Merle Patterson
Tsuna Uin
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Mbia
Santiago
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Paule
Chile
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OS Aires
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Arturo Frondizs
Pare Telecet
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Rio
Eisenhower
Mrs. Eisenhower
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Sparta
T A. m
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Douglas Wiggins
Mary Malutich
Dewey Hodges
George H. Beel
Parade Street
Worle Geet
Robert Landis
Waterford
Morse Myers
Isabelle Beaman
Mill Village
Leo Dilley Rice
Roger Altsman
Ronald Boyersmith
Milo St. John
Lyle VanTassel
Spar
Vansburg
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin
Corry, Pa
L. C. Gleason
Johnson Bucks
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Basil
Royal
Ingly
ES Kal Center
STREE
Leel i
UNION
Clothes
Auto Glass Table Top Glass General Auto Repair
Frank's Auto Service
Thoms Motors
Johnny Hart
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