Wedding invitations and club events advertised in The Journal
The page lists wedding invitation selections from The Journal display books, urged to visit soon or borrow overnight. It also covers a wide mix of local notices, dances at the Polish Club, buffet dinners at hotels, country club events, and various ads across the community with prices and contacts.
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Eric
Gretsliw
County Regie
Wile al Tive
Palkateers
Meier
Winniegit Hospital
Deine Buck
Patrick MacDoniald
Doris Keefer
Mekean
Corry
Depend Baye Qi
Keythlen Besley TepAr
Vanellions
Vincent Hsia
Aather
Stiliek
Vince Hate
Cony Cheney
Elsie
Vaenien Hanlin
Mabel
Wildcat steel strikes ripple through Pennsylvania and Ohio
AP report says top United Steelworkers urged members to end wildcat walkouts that halted thousands of workers across plants in Pennsylvania and Ohio during contract talks. Defiant actions spread to the Great Lakes region with sporadic violence and several walkouts, while officials urged back to work as talks continue. Local scenes included hospital stays and police action amid the unrest, with broader national implications for the steel industry.
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New York
Vic Ero
Bixenhower
NSC predicts July Fourth traffic tolls and caution appeal
The National Safety Council which traces safety work cites a forecast of 350 traffic deaths and 13 000 injuries during the July Fourth holiday. An NSC spokesman says the forecast aims to warn the public of extra danger and to urge heightened care, while acknowledging the toll often approaches estimates after holidays.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Feld
Organia Mon
Council
NSC
Connell
Milewaukee
Cales Coulis Ie
Counell
The
At The Hospital Admits and Discharges Names and Addresses
At The Hospital notice lists admissions including Nick Suvko Columbus Mrs Trene Mountain 4 East Church Street Mrs Donald Small Columbus Madeline 17 daughter of Mr and Mrs Waller J Dundon 121 West Smith Street Roseanne 7 daughter of Mr and Mrs Rosario J Caruso 531 East Main Street Saundra 8 daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Martin RD David 9 months son of Mr and Mrs Maurice Aldrich R 49 Mrs Guy J Stebbins Sherman Discharge Kenneth 1 son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Shriver 110 Snyder Circle Daly 8 son of Mr and Mrs Kyle Thompson RD 2 Donna 19 daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Walters RD Mrs Clarorice Lindstrom ft D Mra William M Silvis R D Jesse B Hutt RD 2 Valerie 10 months daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald McKulin RD Marvin J Green Clymer
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Nick Suvko
Columbus
Trene Mountain
East Church Street
Donald Small
Madeline
Waller J. Dundon
West Smith Street
Roseanne
Rosario J. Caruso
East Main Street
Saundra
Paul Martin
David
Maurice Aldrich
Guy J. Stebbins
Kenneth
Lioyd Shriver
Snyder Circle
Daly
Kyle Thompson
Donna
Donald Walters
Clarorice Lindstrom
Ft. D
Jesse B Hutt
Valerie
Donald McKulin
Marvin J Green
Clymer
State Jobless Rate Drops to 1957 Low in Pennsylvania
The state’s unemployment fell to a 1957 low in December 1957, with May to June declines totaling 3,000 to 1000. Secretary William Ball Jr. said the drop, reflecting seasonal changes and school cuts, marks the lowest unemployment since December 1957, despite typical May increases.
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Pennsylvania
Lahor
Tndustry Decinurkinuié
Stud
William L. Ball Jr
Ball
Khrushchev tough in Berlin talks with Harriman
Nikita Khrushchev adopted a hard line on Berlin in interviews with Averell Harriman. The New York Times cited a source saying Khrushchev aimed to remove Berlin and believed the balance of power favored the Soviet Union. The Herald Tribune described crude threats and a shift to a more aggressive stance, noting Khrushchev spoke through Harriman to Eisenhower and that Harriman reported the exchange with a request to keep it confidential.
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New York
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Averell Harriman
Berlin
The
New York Times
Washington
Harry Schwartz
Khrushchev
Harriman
New York Herald Tribune
Joseph Alsop
Khrushelev
Eisenhower
the Herald Tribune
Moscow
Russia
Kozlov Concedes Point To Nixon
Soviet official Kozlov concedes a point to President Nixon in a televised exchange amid a tense briefing. Nixon and Secretary Herter insist unity on foreign policy, while Kozlov claims internal disagreements exist but are not publicized.
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Kozlov
Nixon
Congress
Kea
Herter
Weing
Mr. Herter
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Dunkik
Boston
Coventieg
Corry Beverage
Mrs. Roof
Hevardine
Josep Heli
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Phi
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Moausvilles
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Ua County Atlas
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Planond
Furn
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Vioneska Tuiy
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Elver
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Flinwell
Ginnie’s
Flye Rexall
Sea’s Drugs
At Sea
Doans
Iby
Howard Pyle
Ariana
Carry Memorial Hospital
Loblaws
Hormel Dairy
Frezetainers
Yin
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Cor Pre Bros
Pender
Kalba Pantin
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Susan Hayward
Core
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