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Estate of Miss Gertrude Puller probate to fund Fuller Memorial Fund supporting St James Episcopal Church. Auto tour of Venango County sites led by Howard W. Strawbridge with Leo Bumpus and Guy Rodgers. Mercer boy Daniel Bell drowns at Wall Creek while fishing. Carry skeet field open Tuesdays. gun club hosts .22 range Thursdays. Warren man Pete Stoddard pleads guilty to corrupting minors. remanded to jail pending court term.
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Titusville
Gertrude Puller
Crawford County
Mesdville
Fuller Memorial Fund
St. James’ Memorial Episcopal Church
Puller
Turben
Venango County
Tf —Mercer
Merccer County
Wall Creek
Daniel Bell
Dorothy Bell
Grove City
State Police
Columbus
Warren
Pete Stoddard
Justice of the Peace
Martha Lawson
Stoddard
School Board set to reallocate duties and raise Hoover pay
The board approved moving Hoover from coaching to full time guidance work and raised his pay by 600 dollars yearly on a 10 month contract to reflect the expanded duties. They also filled vacancies at Concord and Dean Schools, announced resignations, and approved office equipment and bill payments totaling 145 and 3 937 for June and July.
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Muea
Jake Vues Hoover
Hoover
Hhad
Rodemeyer
Concord
Dean School
Columbus
William Stright
Collette McClintock
Corry
Union City
New York
Hospital Struggles With Emergency Calls and Admitted List
At the Corry Memorial Hospital emergency calls struggle to reach a physician. The report lists admitted patients including Charles T. Jones of Tiona Earl G. Cooper of Clymer Mrs Clarence Coons R D 2 Archie F Drake R D 3 and others with addresses in Pennsylvania towns. Discharges include Elmer F Smith 221 Mead Avenue and Mrs Lynn Sill R D 3.
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Corry Memoral Hospital
Charles T. Jones
Tiona
Earl G. Cooper
Clymer
Clarence Coons
R. D
Archie F Drake
Ployd Dougherty
Darrell
Raymond Huffmande
Franklin Street
Myrtle L. Johnson
Larry Graham
Robert Powers
East Washington Street
Robert W. White
Leonard Edwards
Columbus
Wilbert C. Rufe
George W. Sammons
Wattsbure
Rhoda
Richard Burrows
Elgin
Betty J. Ottaway
Delaware Street
John A. Nelson
Duke Spring Creek
Elmer F. Smith
Mead Avenue
Lynn Sill
E. T. Walsh
Eagle Street
Raymond
Ray L. Griswold
Johnson Urges Jack Debate In Kennedy Nomination Drama
Delegates from nine Southern states watched sparring over the Kennedy ticket amid talk of Symington possibly accepting second place. Governor Blair and Gov. DiSalle offered cautious bets on a Johnson or Symington slot while Kennedy signaled Johnson’s vice presidency is unlikely.
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Kennedy
Missouri
Stuart Symington
Kennetdy
Symington
Thal
James T. Blair Jr
Blair
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
DiSalle
Johnson
Kennedy Himsel
Texas
Senate
Man Shoots Up Club Then Kills Self In Pennsylvania
A 41 year old truck driver Joseph Pazila of Pittsburgh shot up the United Veterans Club in Penn Hills early today and then killed himself. He left a note reading This is the way I want it. He was father of four and worked for a meat packing firm. Allegheny County detectives investigated the shooting spree.
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Joseph Pazila
Pittsburch
Allegheny County
United Veterans Club
Penn Hills
Pazula
Appliance ads drive brand acceptance and sales gains
The appliance industry offers over 60 product types and thousands of models to Americans. Manufacturers rely on newspaper advertising to build brand acceptance and boost sales, with refrigerators alone showing a 26 percent ad increase from the prior year.
Union City Residents Listed with Addresses
Union City residents including Romey Lasher 93 Atlantic Street, Gene Combs Main Street Wattsburg, Myrtle Weldon 10 Johnson Street Union City, Erin Brant 140 Washington Avenue Pittsburg, Tyan Shreve 28 Lincolny Street Union City, Lloyd Blackmer R D 1 Union City, Melody St John R D 2 Union City.
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Union City
Romey Lasher
Atlantic Street
Gene Combs
Main Street
Wattsburg
Myrtle Weldon
Johnson Street
Erin Brant
Washington Avenue
Pittsburg
Tyan Shreve
Lincolny Street
Lloyd Blackmer
R. D
Melody St. John
Try 2 Wives In Strike Of Plant
Two New Castle mothers Florence Ridenbaugh and Ingrid Zurasky will face a squire's hearing on charges of disturbing the peace after picketing the home of plant owner Irving I. Nixon last month. They had earlier picketed the New Castle Meat Packing Plant and Teamster Local 21 headquarters while their husbands await action by the National Labor Relations Board to decertify Local 201 as the plant’s bargaining agent.
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NEW Casltln
Fatahi
New Castle
Squire
Florence Ridenbaugh
Ingrid Zurasky
New Castle Meat Packing Plant
Teamster Local 21
Headquar
Ers
Irving I. Nixon
Fred J. Davis
Davis
National Labor Relations Board
Local 201
Pine Needle Feast Sparks Arrest Outside Albuquerque Drive-In
Police arrested a 41 year old man outside a drive in in Albuquerque after a complaint that he was eating the evergreen. Officers described the man as obviously drunk and found him with a mouth full of pine needles.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Mim
Khrushchev escalates war talk over downed U S plane
The Soviet Union accuses the United States of espionage and aggression after an American plane was shot down over Soviet territory. Khrushchev promises punishment for provocateurs while stating the crew will be tried under Soviet law. The incident follows U S claims of mapping Arctic areas during reconnaissance missions.
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Francis G Powers
United States
Khrushchev
Janetiter
Air Force
RBG
Arctic
Presileit Eisenhower
U.S
State and Defense Departments
Moscow
I Kvushchev
Provocateurs
Soviet Union
Khishchev
Foreign Ministry
Svyaloy Noscape
Barents Sea
Kola Peninsula
Archangel
Soviet Arctic
Britain
Window shoppers mock dummies in Hal Boyle Americana
A collection of remarks from department store window shoppers in New York lampooning dress trends and men’s credit limits. Voices tease husbands, fantasize about wedding gowns, and joke about fashion, appearances, and the hollow show of consumer life.
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New York
Honey
Marge
Myrtle
Joe
Kennedy Seen Carrying Pennsylvania in 75k Margin
Andrews asserts Kennedy would win Pennsylvania by 75 000 votes statewide while Green Jr. and Pittsburgh Democrats predict large city margins. Lawrence believes no trouble for Kennedy in the state, but Emma Guffey Miller warns Philadelphia must secure a quarter million to offset rural opposition. Miller plans to support Johnson on the first ballot, yet would push for Kennedy if nominated.
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Andrews
Kennedy
Pennsylvania
U. B
William Green Jr
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
National
Miller
Johnson
John Kennedy
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National Bank of Corry
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