Barbershop concert ticket chair announces tickets available
The barbershop concert committee chair Mrs. Robert Catlin announces ticket availability at Grice Jewelry and Ross Bach er Insurance. A WOTM meeting is set for Thursday evening with Mrs. George Andrus as guest speaker. Balloting and enrollment follow with refreshments as officers meet at 7:30. Also notes about thawed water pipes and a prescription delivery service to Sea's Drugs.
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Barbershop Concert Committee
Robert Catlin
Grice Jewelry
Rossbacher Insurance
Wkneg Rands
PRP Eee
WOTM
George Andrus
Edie
Hospital notices and local ad for Line-O-Ad rates
At The Hospital if unable to summon a physician in case of emergency call 2 8201 Corry Memorial Hospital admitted Rhea 3 daughter of Mr and Mrs William Bishop Carry Harold Carr 141 East Congress Street Lea Howlett 134 East Church Street Janet 5 daughter of Mr and Mrs Maxwell Brown R D Carry William 8 son of Mr and Mrs Herman Pantle R D Carry Discharged Mrs Hildur Swanson 986 North Center Street Mrs Raymond Willink and Connie Jean Clymer David 17 months son of Mr and Mrs David Johnson Spring care Prank Zojone North Clymer Mrs John Szumigata Union City Mrs Donald Taylor 344 East Pleasant Street Union City Mrs Waive Hulings 11 Maple Street Union City Mrs Fred Bauer 20 South Street Union City Mrs Clive Bedow R D 1 Waterford Mrs Samuel Rissan R D 1 Union City Alvin Hawley RD 1 Waterford An ad like this is a Line-O-Ad Local rates are 23c a line Ads accepted till noon on day of publication tfc Past Exalted Rulers night at Elks Club Thursday February 2 Make reservations for dinner at club before Tuesday January 31st At3l PRAM A AR AO
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Rhea
William Bishop
R. D
Corry
Harold Carr
East Congress Street
Lea Howlett
East Church Street
Janet
Maxwell Brown
Carry
William
Herman Pantle
Hildur Swanson
North Center Street
Raymond Willink
Connie Jean
Clymer
David
Pnce
David Johnson
North Clymer
John Szumigata
Union City
Donald Taylor
East Pleasant
Street
Waive Hulings
Maplesstreet
Fred Bauer
South Street
Clive Bedow
Waterford
Samuel Rissan
Alvin Hawley
Tfc
Elks Club
Fresh hearing aid batteries at Flye Rexall Drugs
Local ad notes batteries for all makes available at Flye Rexall Drugs with a reference to Turben's Auto Service Chevrolet dealer nearby. The snippet suggests a nearby auto dealer and a drugstore promotion in a small town newspaper context.
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Rr Prpc
Flye Rexall Drugs
Ieee —Turben
Chevrolet
Cold Wave Eases Off In Pennsylvania
A cold wave that gripped Pennsylvania for nearly two weeks eases with relief forecast for Wednesday. Highs should reach the low 20s to near 30, with teens overnight. 6 a.m. readings showed single digits to mid teens in cities like Erie and Williamsport, while light snow flurries were noted with minor accumulations in Greensburg, Pittsburgh, and Butler. Roadways remained snow covered from the Ohio line to Breezewood and Lehigh Valley to Scranton interchanges.
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Jess
Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Erie
Bradford
Brooksville
Pittsburgh
Altoona
Philipsburg
Williamsport
Harrisburg
Wilkes-Barre
Allentown
Philadelphia
Greensburg
Butler
Turnpike Commission
Gateway
Ohio Line
Breezewood
Lehigh Valley
Scranton
Admiral Talks With Pirate Head on Liner Dispute
Reported talks between Admiral Smith and rebel leader Galvay aboard the Banta Maria as Portugal claims the liner Iberalted. The 2906 ton ship sat 3 miles offshore awaiting passenger disembarkation while US Navy planes oversaw operations and port plans ahead of Quadros inauguration.
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Quadros Sud
Portugal
At Tahtio
Smith
U.S Navy
Eirelng
Arrivina
Geeifo
Caring Lacerda
Giduaber
Embarrassed Contractor Sparks Truman Dispute
Philadelphia builder John McShain accuses former President Harry S Truman of remarking on delays in White House renovations. McShain says Truman implied threats were used to finish the job promptly and claimed tidbits like a lighter and lunch were given in exchange. The dispute follows Truman's TV interview after a White House visit. In Algeria, a land mine near Algiers killed 13 Muslims and injured three others after a truck to market struck the device.
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Philadelphia
Harry G. Truman
John McShain
White House
McShain
Truman
Kennedy McShain
Algiers
Algeria
Rayburn Seeks to Expand Rules Committee Power
House Speaker Sam Rayburn faces a likely tight vote to enlarge the Rules Committee from six to fifteen members. The plan would add ten Democrats, giving Rayburn control if party loyalty holds, while a compromise proposal from Rep. Francis Walter would let the House decide which bills to consider when the committee deadlocks. The showdown was postponed to today amid last minute maneuvers and possible absences.
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Sp Delung Luly
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Rules Committee
Rayburn
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Smith
Geveral
House
Kennedy
Francis E. Walter
Walter
Sorenson Funeral Arrangements Announced
Harold A. Sorenson funeral will be at Bracken Funeral Home Wednesday at 2 p.m. Friends may visit Monday 7–9 p.m. and Tuesday 2–4 p.m. and 7–9 p.m. Interment in Fino Givve Cemetery.
Africa links urged by Mich. official at Philadelphia dinner
Williams urged American cities to partner with African cities for cultural exchange. About 1,000 attended the $10-a-plate Roosevelt Day dinner by the Philadelphia ADA chapter. Sen. Clark and Mayor Dilworth were cited as potential reelections or candidacies, with MLK Jr addressing by phone.
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Philadelphia
Mex
Nen Williams
Alien Affairs
Michigan
Americans For Democratic Action
Joseph
Clark
D-Pa
Leon Shull
Southeastern Pennsylvania
ADA
Joe Clarke
Shull
Richardson Dilworth
David L. Lawrence
Dick Dilworth
William . L. Batter
Pennsylvania
Labor and Industry
Joseph F. Burke
Afl-Cio
Thomas D. McBride
Supreme Court
Williams
Africa
Congo
Addis Ababa
Martin Luther King
Atlanta
King
Tf Aggerica
Kiwanis Discusses Land Tax in Corry Master Plan
Hansum Page One reports Kiwanis members debated land tax ideas shaping Corry’s master plan. The proposal could raise costs for property owners under the current building tax, with possible inclusion in the plan awaiting City Council review. The Chamber of Commerce annual meeting will feature a keynote on the new tax concept.
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Hansum
Corry
Mnster
Chamber of Commerce
Jack Lemmon Reflects on Fame and Fulfillment
New York AP writer Hal Boyles Americana profiles Jack Lemmon who enjoys fame yet questions it. Lemmon from a wealthy Boston family says success is others opinion, seeks happiness through personal fulfillment and writing a hit Broadway piece. He values piano doodling and contemplates more theatre work despite flops. He advises choosing best field, staying peaceful, and building steadily.
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New York
Mfe
Jack Lemmon
Jick
Manhattan
Lemmon
Boston
Crimace
Jack
Lotusland
Penn State Professor and Wife Die in Crash
A Penn State associate professor of economics, Lawrence L. Werboff, 49, and his wife Barbara, 38, were killed in a two car collision on U.S. Route 22 near the Mifflin Juniata County line. Theodore Shugarts, 7? was hospitalized with injuries. Werboff had taught at Northwestern, California, and Cornell prior to joining Penn State in 1957. The couple leaves three children. Aaron Ward, 68, former Yankees infielder, died at a Veterans Administration hospital in New Orleans.
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Lewistown
Pennsylvania State University
Garl Chambers
Lawrence L. Werboff
Gerald Shugarts
Mifflintown
Mifflin Juniata
Werbolf
Penn State
Lewistown Hospital
Barbara
Shugarts
Ehode
Werbolfs
Northwestern University
University of California
Cornell College of Town
Werboff
Brooklyn
N.Y
Peiping Launches Trade Offensive Across Asia
AP reports Peiping quietly offered to sell 30,000 tons of Cuban sugar to Burma at a closet price and has shipped large food quantities abroad. China has sent over 100,000 tons of rice to Cuba and 15,000 tons of rice to Guinea, plus more than $20 billion in foodstuffs to Ceylon, amid regional shortages and natural calamities. Experts say no mass famine evidence yet, but localized scarcities appear in South China.
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Peiping
Washington
Southeast
Asia
Burma
U.S
Red China
Cuba
Guinea
North Africa
Ceylon
South
China
Family of Five Perished From Carbon Monoxide Fumes
In McKee Rocks suburb near Pittsburgh five members of the Laslo family died from carbon monoxide poisoning. Samuel 18 and his wife Lucy not yet confirmed. sons Timothy 14 Thomas 17 Terry 12 reportedly found unconscious in their apartment after relatives discovered no one answered door and police found all five bodies.
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Pittsburgh
Aveth
McKees Bocks
Samuel Laab
Lucy
Thomas
Imothy
Terry
McKeex Rocks
Plare
Lasto
Donald T. Bradwell
Carnegie
Bradwell
Ai Real Estate’ Company
Laslo
Hls
Pleasantville couple escape fire in nightclothes
A Pleasantville area couple awoke to a fire at about 6:30 am yesterday and fled in their night clothes with their furnishings and bonds, as firemen arrived to find the home fully engulfed. Gord Hull and Mrs Callen Hull suffered burns while removing items, and investigators cited an uncontrolled cooling range and gas heater as potential causes with possible improvised flue connections. Police suspect faulty heater and hinge connections linked to the blaze in the one-story home located a mile south of Pleasantville, where the couple had lived about five years.
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Pleasant
Ville Area
Gord
Callen LG
Hull
Pleasantville
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HearstLand Tax Talk
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