Baressi in satisfactory condition at Erie hospital
Albert Baressi of 22 Franklin Street remains in satisfactory condition at Veterans Administration Hospital in Erie after admission January 18 following major surgery on Tuesday. A marriage license application was filed in Meadville by Harold Hilsworth Graves and Thelma Audean Harrison of Spartansburg. Mothers March of Dimes event in Jamestown raised 7314 dollars for polio birth defects and arthritis research, with about 200 more expected from Fourth Ward, nearing last year’s total. Rep. James D. Weaver and 23 freshmen inspectors toured Air Force bases in the South and West, noting notable preparedness, especially at Offutt Base in Nebraska.
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Albert Baressi
Franklin Street
Veterans Administraion Hospital
Erie
Crayford County
Meadville
Harold Hilsworth Graves
Thelma Audean Harrison
Spartansburg
Jamestown
Fourth Ward
U.S
James D. Weaver
Air Force
Weaver
Offutt
Nebraska
Truck Overturns After Collision On Union City Road
State Police report a two vehicle crash seven miles south of Union City on the Union City Titusville road. Stanley Rathfon 22 of Leeper was overtaking a milk truck when an auto driven by Terry Miller entered from a private drive. The truck rolled onto its right side into a snowbank causing about 600 in damage, Miller escaping injury.
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Union City
Titusville
Corry
Stanley R. Rathfon
Leeper
Terry L. Miller
Rathfon
Miller Auto
Miller
Harrisburg Proclaims Social Workers' Month in PA
Scranton proclaimed January 18 to February 15 as national social workers month in Pennsylvania and designated next Tuesday as National Freedom Day in a separate proclamation, highlighting state recognition of service and liberty.
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Harrisburg
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Marathon NY strike talks continue at City Hall
In New York mediation talks between publishers and Local 6 of the AFL CIO typographical union continued at City Hall. Mayor Wagner held separate sessions as a joint meeting did not occur. Printers seek an 18 dollar weekly wage rise plus fringe benefits over two years. publishers estimate 37 dollars weekly per man. Prestrike pay was 141 dollars weekly. In Cleveland, 63rd day of newspaper strikes persisted with Guild and mailers unions seeking contract language to require 9 of 10 new commercial department employees to join the union or pay agency fees.
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New York
City Hall
Robert F. Wagner
Afl-Cio International Typographical Union
Committee For
Wagner
Bertram A. Powers
Publishers Association of New York City
Cleveland
Cleveland Newspaper Guild
Printers Union
Mailers Union
Afl-Cto
Independent Teamsters Union
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland Press & News
The
Press & News
Unnion Security
Hold Rites For Mrs. C. Lindsey
The funeral service for Mrs. C Lindsey was held yesterday at 2 p.m. at the Bracken Funeral Home with Rev Thomas Rawlins officiating. Burial will follow later at Pine Grove Cemetery. Grandsons served as bearers and many relatives from Ridgway Sharton Leeper Centerville Clymer Sherman Windham and Wright Patterson AFB attended.
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Chester
Lyle Cowles
Chester Lindsey
Lyle Young
David Young
Deborah
Ridgway
Berle Rigby
Shartonspire
Fred Glosser
Edward Glosser
Delores Glosser
Donna Glosser
Ronald Glosser
Leeper
Stanley Sovisky
Dennis Phillips
Rebecca Phillips
Centerville
Henry Habink
Glen Habink
Clymer
Harry Hamilton
Floyd Hamilton
Earl Hamilton
William Gabriel
Sherman
Paul Knight
Paula
Windham
Ohio
Fred Glosser Jr
Shippenville
Joseph Gatesman
Lucinda
George Schroeck
Erie
Robert Edwards
Riceville
Thomas Glosser
Wright- Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Gilbert Rigby
Great Lakes Naval Station
Thomas Rawlins
Ridsway
Rawlins
Robert Hdwards
Britain Seeks New Ties After Six Nations Pact
Britain plans to discuss with EFTA partners in Geneva mid month ways to extend tariff concessions from the Common Market six and the United States to the Commonwealth and other countries. The aim is to loosen barriers among Western economies and aid underdeveloped nations. Macmillan rejected De Gaulle’s Europe purged of American influence in a televised address. U.S. officials warned allies that Washington might cut defense aid if they back any push to curb American influence in Europe.
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EFTA
Geneva
United States
Commonwealth
Macmillan
Europe
U.S
America
de Gaulle
Spartansburg notices mix charity drive and local events
A Spartansburg week brings a March of Dimes drive with teens canvassing by phone due to bad weather and donations sought at Morris Hardware. Scout and Grange activities, bake sale, and a dinner are planned. Obituary notes, road crews praised, student visits, and a basketball game at Youngsville are listed.
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Spartansburg
National Foundation
Morris Hardware
Sparta Grangers
Winans Grocery
Clifford Miller
Belport
L. J
Clayton Miller
Volant
Harry Reed
Columbus Barn Fire Causes Big Loss at $60000
Fire men battled a massive blaze at a Columbus barn and attached structures. Water shortages hampered efforts, as a milk cooler worth 5500 and about 50 gallons of paint were among items saved or lost. Cause under investigation, with wiring suspected. Game time noted as 9 30 with local youth basketball clinics at the high school gym.
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Columbus
Corry
Bear Lake
Binzé
Wrights
Ville Alsoo
Brokenstraw Creek
Ed Partch
Stockton Fire Destroys Barn After Cattle Evacuated
Firefighters battled a large blaze that destroyed a barn near Stockton as cattle were removed. Crews worked into the night with 50 feet of building collapsing during the effort. Volunteers from Columbus assisted with water cooling after freezing hoses halted the operation. Coffee and refreshments were provided to responders by local auxiliaries and a Salvation Army van.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton
Tost
Alon
Florida
Columbus
Corry Salvation Army
McGraw-Edison to Move Federal Pacific Plant to PA Facility
Pennsylvania Transformer Division of McGraw-Edison Co said it will relocate air switch and circuit production equipment from Federal Pacific Electric Co in Santa Clara California to its Canonsburg Pennsylvania plant in Washington County. The move creates about 200 new jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canonsburg
West Coast
Washington County
Pennsylvania Transformer
McGraw-Eidison Co
Federal Pacific Electric Co
Santa Clara
Calif
Release of Secret Cuba Invasion Testimony Considered
Washington reports the state department weighs publishing long secret 1961 Senate testimony from the Cuban invasion inquiry. Officials say the record shows unanimity against promised air cover for invading refugees while senators note uncertainty over plans for three non U S air strikes and possible cancellations. Aiken remarks a publication would not threaten national security.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Aiken
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Panignak
C. Lindsey
Britain
Corry Savings and Loan
North Center Street
Clayton
Gufford
Orren Miller
Harot Hospital
Oren
Ray Stutzman Jr
Lawrence Vanderhoof
Vanderhoof
Stutzman
Bracken
Pine Grove
Tinda Scouten
Wheaton College
Guy Scouten
Susan
N. J. Stranahan
Joel Alsdof
Cornell University
Marion Alsdorf
Spartans
Tidlante
Youngsville
Union 1
Columbus Barn
RTE
Eveready
Barney
Jem Hammond
Cuba
Bewe
Chan Corry
Lawrence Harvey
Harvey
Fran Sinatrn
Laurence Harvey
Net Lech
Queen OF Diamonds
Frank Sinatra
Harvey Janet Leigh
Co-Sturing
Angela Lansbury
Henry Silva
Beoroe Abelrod
Frarkerhemer
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