Commuter Train Collision Halts PATH Service
PATH service was halted after a train was sideswiped by a second and rammed by a third, crew could not state a cause. The line carries about 100000 riders daily between New York City and New Jersey. Jersey City Newark and Hoboken connections were disrupted until 830 pm. In Missouri Columbia University notes a geography course with students Harry England Philip French and William DeSpain.
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William DeSpain
Wake Up Your Peristalsis And Be Your Smiling Best
Carter's Pills advertise a laxative formula that activates slowed down lower tract muscles to relieve irregularity. The copy touts a temporary relief and claims millions of satisfied users. It urges readers to take Carter's Pills to bounce back to their smiling best.
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Local Admitted and Discharged List Names At Area Homes
Admitted patients include Peggy Sue Adams age six daughter of Mr and Mrs James Adams of Clymer Charles Hazen of Sherman Mrs Cecil Seamens of Spring Creek Ralph Kerr age six son of Mr and Mrs Harry Kerr of Centerville David Cole age nine son of Mr and Mrs Leon Cole of Wayne street Mrs William Eaton Jr of 417 Duane Street Mrs Thomas Kolaja of East Congress Street Discharged patients include Eugene Shenefiel of 219 East Smith Street Mrs Donald White and son Kurt Douglas of Clymer Alfred Weitschat of Clymer Troy Hansen R D 2 Corry James Thomas of Spartansburg.
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James Adams
Clymer
Charles Hazen
Sherman
Cecil Seamens
Spring Creek
Ralph
Eugene Shenefiel
East Smith Street
Donald White and Son
Kurt Douglas
Alfred Weitschat
Troy Hansen
R. D
Corry
James Thomas
Spartansburg
Teller Held For Week In $950 Embezzlement Case
Bryant Lee Jones, 19, a teller at Westland National Bank in Lakewood Colorado, was charged with embezzling 950 dollars after working there a week. He appeared before a U S commissioner and was released on a 1000 dollar personal recognizance bond.
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Dairymen Back Grain Hold Back Move Across States
Pennsylvania dairymen join a nationwide grain withholding led by the National Farmers Organization to pressure grain prices upward. Farmers expect higher feed costs to push milk prices higher, while some warn it will hurt their own margins. County leader John Stull notes the broader farm impact and potential effects on dairy substitutes like soybeans. In a separate report, a DuPont mixing mill in Moosic was demolished by a blast from 450 pounds of dynamite, causing no injuries.
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John Stull
Fredonia
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Scranton
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Venango group seeks 450000 to expand industrial park drive
Franklin Venango County Industrial Development Corporation launched a 450000 sava funds campaign to span 36 months. It aims to relocate Electralloy to the former Worthington building in Oil City and develop several county industrial sites. The VCIDC reports payroll growth and job gains since 1957, but notes outmigration among youth. Edward P. Boyle of Oil City is campaign chair, with long term pledges planned across four tax years and flexible payment options.
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Splane Memorial Airport
Cranberry Township
Edward P. Boyle
Venango County
Virus Linked to Kissing Disease Confirmed by Philadelphia Team
Researchers from Children's Hospital of Philadelphia report isolating a virus, EB, as the probable cause of infectious mononucleosis. The team led by Gertrude and Werner Denle and Volker Diehl notes a relation to a virus linked with Burkitt's lymphoma and says findings may aid diagnosis and future immunization. They published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences with data from 20 patients.
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Africa
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Werner Denle
Volker Diehl
Children’s Hospital of
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National Academy of Sciences
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I Ain't Goin To Jail Shot Constable Then Killed Self
Earl Miles 41 of Pittsburgh Hill District shot Constable James Johnson after a warrant was served. Miles raised a .32 revolver and fired multiple times, then killed himself as the car narrowly avoided a collision by an alderman’s office. Johnson was wounded but in good condition. Police record shows Miles had prior assault arrests dating to 1944.
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Pittsburgh
Hill District
James Johnson
Johnson
Miles
Services for Ruth Brown Held at Bracken Funeral Home
Funeral services for Mrs. Ernest Ruth Brown will be at Bracken Funeral Home at 2 p.m. Saturday. Friends may call there Thursday 7 to 9 p.m. and Friday 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Burial will be in Bear Lake Cemetery.
Four Soviet Writers Convicted in Moscow Trial
In Moscow four defendants were found guilty of anti-Soviet activities. Sentences ranged from two to seven years as charged, with Yuri Galanskov getting seven years for currency violations and anti-Soviet propaganda, Alexander Ginsburg five years for compiling an abroad published literary trial book, and Alexei Dobrovolsky two years after pleading guilty. The trial was denounced as rigged by relatives and supporters.
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Moscow
Pavel M. Litvinoff
Yuri M. Daniel
Yuri Galanskov
Alexander Ginsburg
Daniel
Andrei D. Sinyavsky
Alexei Dobrovolsky
Deaths Albert W. Reslink of Clymer
Albert W Reslink 68 of Clymer died at 245 am at Quiet Acres Nursing Home Spring Creek Born December 7 1879 he was a retired farmer and member of Clymer Hill Reformed Church and Clymer Grange Survived by wife Freda Legters Reslink son Melvin daughter Edith Schruers five grandchildren and sister Maude Bennink Funeral arrangements to be announced by Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer
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Clymer Hill Road
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Quiet Acres
Spring Creek
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