Two Upton City residents lose driving privileges
The Pennsylvanian Traffic Safety Board revoked the licenses of Willi P. Phillips of Thion City for 10 days for speeding and Joseph Donch of Thion City indefinitely for operating a vehicle while drunk or allowing such operation. The same evening a Gerry Area High School agricultural class meeting featured Donald Ace of the American Breeders Service as speaker. Police noted a series of local incidents including a car collison at Buck’s, a missing necklace report, and a 90 day jail sentence for disorderly conduct against Mrs. Anna Marie Thomas.
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Thion City
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Dairy Extension Department
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American Breeders’ Service
Richard Farrer
Anna Marie Thomas
Lowell J. Thomas
Grand Valley
Crawford County
Meadville
N. Allen Love
Thomas
Titusville
Erie nun dies during Mass in St Peter's Cathedral
Mrs Marga ret Schumacher 80 mother of Kansas City diocese vice archbishop Richard Schumacher collapsed in a pew during the 1 am Mass at St Peters Cathedral in Rome yesterday. She is native of Erie and on assignment there. Funeral services set for Wednesday with Monsignor Schumacher expected to fly in for the rites.
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Richard Schumacher
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Austin Bishop Dies From Auto Crash Injuries
In Mercer County a 56 year old man, Austin Bishop of Stoneboro, died from injuries after his car left a rural road near Jackson Center, went over a bank and struck a tree. He had been hospitalized in Grove City. His wife Jenn remains conscious.
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Mercer County
Moving the Eisenhowers Out of the White House
Washington reports a major moving effort as President Eisenhower and Mrs Eisenhower prepare to leave the White House after eight years. Lt Col John Eisenhower oversees, with the General Services Administration handling packing, sorting and shipping for Abilene museum Gettysburg office and national records. Gifts, personal items, and even a 4,000 dollar tractor cultivator are sent to museums or the Gettysburg home while Jacqueline Kennedy plans her move to the Kennedy residence.
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Eisenhower
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General Services Administration
Eisenhower Museum
Abilene
Kan
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Washington Monument
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Abi- Jene Museum
Smithsonian Institution
Gettysburo
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Jacqueline Kennedy
Kennedy Home
Manhattan Borough President Sentenced in $4000 Conspiracy
Manhattan Borough President Hulan E. Jack, 65, received a one-year suspended sentence for conspiracy and violation of the city charter in a $4,000 apartment remodeling deal. Judge Joseph A. Sarafite denounced the conduct as betrayal of trust and great wrongs. The punishment, delivered in General Sessions Court, marked a rare federal ending for a high municipal figure.
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The Hartley Property and Nearby Homes Up for Sale
A yard of rental and living options along Smith Street and nearby avenues lists multiple properties for sale. Hartley Property at 119 W Smith St features two apartments and a 80 by 142 foot lot at $6,000 terms. other listings include a one story home at W Smith Street ext with five rooms and gas furnace. Mallory Home on Spring Street reduced to $3,990 with three bedrooms. Steen Residence at 15 E Frederick St offers four bedrooms and two-car garage for $10,500. Amoroso Home at 5128 Center St first ward a remodeled three-bedroom for $8,250. Duffy Duplex corner 404 Center at Grove now $6,400 with land contract option. Knight Property at 528 W Church St and more details available for viewing.
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Notable Absentees in Group Photo Include Four Officials
In the headlined photo session four individuals were absent: William L. Armitage Darwin Wolcott Dr George Gould and Kenneth Christianson. Clyde T. Keith stood in for the missing figures as the snapshot was taken.
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Darwin Wolcott
George
Gould
Kenneth Christianson
Laken
Clyde T. Keith
Gershwin Years Variety Show Captures Songs and Stars
AP reviews CBS The Gershwin Years a Sunday night variety salute led by Leland Hayward. Gershwin's familiar songs performed by Ethel Merman Frank Sinatra and Julie London anchor a show that alternates between production numbers and piano singouts. Maurice Chevalier’s brief appearance is noted and host Richard Rodgers adds warm reminiscences.
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Leland Hayward
CBS
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Ethel Merman
Frank Sinatra
Julie London
Tiss
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Bess
Maurice Chevalier
Richard Rodgers
Stevenson Goes Before Senate
Stevenson and Bowles face GOP targets as they navigate a future path for easing relations with the Pel ping government. The article notes upcoming political dynamics, cultural notes, and a flicker of entertainment preview including Pablo Picasso’s portrait thanks to Gertrude Stein.
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Stevenson
Bowles
Gertrude Stein
Pablo Picasso
Kennedy Seen Favored for Attorney General Post
The text notes broad support among Republicans for Robert P. Kennedy as attorney general, with some opposition from Gordon Allott who cites lack of practical experience. It mentions J Edward Day’s postmaster general nomination, approval of Robert S. McNamara as defense secretary, Luther Hodges as commerce secretary, and Robert C. Weaver as federal housing administrator.
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R-Colo
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Iiesalet Kennedy
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J. Edward Day
Semaite Post Office Committee
Robert 5. McNamara
Defense
Luther H. Hodges
Commerce
Kennedy
Robert C. Weaver
New York City
Housing and Redevelopment Board
Downpour Traps Canadian Province Amid Flooded Rivers
A week of heavy rain isolates a Canadian province as rivers swell and highways collapse. Evacuations occur toward Hope and Bowen Island while a fatal slide traps workers near the CN rail yards. The disaster prompts province wide warnings and a crisis response.
Strike Closes Penn's Factory On Suburban Side
About 115 workers at the Muellosh Hemphillo plant were sent home after a local steelworkers strike shut the Penn factory. A company spokesman called the stoppage unauthorized while the union maintained the action had been approved, and workers were later recalled to resume duties.
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