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Ambulance Service Starts 24 Hour Ops in Union City
Union City begins 24 hour ambulance service Tuesday with Neil Maynard as day driver and Union City Fire Department handling nights. Musser and Glenn Funeral Homes donate equipment. Board includes Francis Wontenay president Kenneth Hanlin Jr vice president and Joseph Silkas fire dept president with others from Union City Memorial Hospital and Borough Council. An office in the city building will manage all business and duplicate membership fees will be refunded soon.
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Union City
Union City Ambulance Service Association
Neil Maynard
Union City Fire Department
Musser and Glenn Funeral Home
N New Ambulance Service
Francis (Poke) Wontenay
Kenneth Hanlin, Jr
Larry Chert
John Gates
Union City Memorial Hospital
Robert Michel
Union City Boro Council
Carl LeSuer
Union Township
Joseph Silkas
Glenn
Sheridan Controversy Blamed Seek Hit Run Suspect For Army Facing Shortage Of Tanks
A House subcommittee says the Army’s Sheridan program diverts funds and worsens tank shortages in Europe. It accuses the Army of rushing Sheridan in 1959, while sidelining M60 production and selling tanks to Iran, Austria, and Italy. The panel notes $1.2 billion spent with little proven combat gain, and acknowledges Vietnam improvements claimed by Army spokesmen despite deployment limits.
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Washington
Army
House Armed Services
Europe
Subcommittee
Samuel S. Stratton
D-N.y
Iran
Austria
Italy
Vietnam
19 Escape $40,000 Fire At Bradford
Fire blamed on careless smoking forced 19 people from a downtown rooming house, the former Mansion House Hotel. The blaze caused about $40,000 damage. Lyle Seeker’s room sofa started the fire. Orville Seeker alerted residents. All escaped, buckets and water used before more crews arrived. First alarm at 6:15 a.m., general alarm at 6:20 a.m.
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Bradford
Mansion House
Lyle Seeker
Orville Seeker
Lyle
East Bradford
Orville
Johnsonburg Paper Mill Will Not Reopen
Johnsonburgs paper mill employing 850 of the towns 5000 residents will not reopen after the two week vacation shutdown ending July 14. Curtis Publishing Co owner says mill closed pending sale negotiations, buyer undisclosed. Mayor warns prolonged closure could devastate Johnsonburg, turning it into a ghost town. Arson suspected in Venice film festival palace fire destroying about 20 reels.
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Johnsonburg
Elk County
Herbert Church
New York & Pennsylvania Co
Curtis Publishing Co
Church
Curtis
J. LaRue
Venice
Italy
Venice Festival Palace
Driver Admits Killing Two Ohio Cyclists
A 42-year-old man surrendered to the Stark County sheriff claiming to be the pickup truck driver that struck and killed two Uniontown cyclists, James Withrow 14 and Mark Bloss 14, injuring 13-year-old Donovan Louis. He said he blacked out and did not remember the crash on Ohio 800 between Greentown and North Canton. a witness followed the truck but could not obtain the license number.
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Canton, Ohio
Uniontown
Ohio
George Papadopulos
Papadopulos
James Withrow
Mark Bloss
Timken Mercy Hospital
Donovan Louis
Greentown
North Canton
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