Lewis longtime state official dies after long service
Albert Keldel Jr. of Maryland and Frances G Geer of New York City survive him along with two children. Services will be held at Union Lub Church in York with Rev. J Calhgun officiating. Lewis served as state treasurer and later secretary of forests and highways, retiring to private life before being recalled in 1852. Born February 17, 1874, he began in civil service and rose to statewide prominence in fiscal policy debates.
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Kin of Corryites Succumbs in Corry
Mei Gara Jackman James fo why died at her home in Corry last evening She was born in England and lived in Clymer for many years where she married Byron Jackman He preceded her in death Mrs Jackman later moved to Corry where she was a member of the First Congregational Church Among her survivors are a son Dr William Jackman three daughters Mrs Mill Sharp Mrs John Hegstedt James town and Mrs Charles H Lakewood two sisters Mrs John Pitt Corry and Mrs Judas Lammers Jamestown one brother James F B Brown Corry Also two great grandchildren several nieces and nephews Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon and burial will be in Lake View Cemetery Corry
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Henry Silvas Rise From Slums to Hollywood Fame
Puerto Rican youth Henry Silva recalls his challenging upbringing near Hollywood and how Lewis Stone as Judge Hardy became a father figure. The actor credits discipline and mentorship, from street life to The Streets of New York to Broadway and film, with breakthrough in a Major production and rapid career momentum after the preview.
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Wall Street Pulse Mixed, Heavy Trading Reported
New York AP markets opened with a mixed tone amid heavy trading. Key stocks included American Can 50 AT&T 284 Bethlehem Steel ag Carrier Chrysler Ford General Electric 1 RCA 40 US Steel 118 Standard Oil 86 Texas Co 80 New York Exchange list shows varied gains and drops across major firms.
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Whale egg market notes and midcentury marriage forecast
AP dispatch from New York reports active demand for whale eggs with varied quotations by size and quality, listing top quality and mid-range prices for 40-50 and 48-50 ton blocks. A later insurance forecast predicts a national rise in marriages in the early 1960s as postwar babies reach marriageable age.
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Ex-Patient Slays Parents Near Sacramento Cottage
A youth killed his parents in a small frame cottage about an hour from Sacramento. Police found the father in the living room and the mother in a bedroom, both shot in the head. A motorist, William Mabry, stopped after hearing a police radio call and helped summon officers. The youth, David, admitted the act saying he could not take more from them and spoke of forced practice by his father.
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Atlas ICBM Test Fires Amid Moon Vantage Watch
A high altitude test of the Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile occurred over Cape Canaveral, tracing a long arc against night skies. The missile reached suborbital space, with recovery ships stationed near Ascension Island to retrieve nose-cone payloads after reentry, as officials compare this launch to a prior 6,000 mile attempt and assess range and performance.
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Ike May Use Veto For Budget
Ike signals a possible veto over the budget as he presses a disciplined stance against deficits. Administration aides anticipate a carrot and stick approach to gain Democratic Congress support, with tax relief tied to budget restraint. Leaders Johnson and Rayburn, wary Texas Democrats, are cited as fiscally cautious within the party.
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