Helicopters to Try Flight Over Atlantic From Westover
Two MATS helicopters nicknamed Hop A Long and Whirl O Way will attempt the first nonstop helicopter flight across the Atlantic from Westover Air Force Base Massachusetts to Wiesbaden Germany. Weather permitting the craft will depart Tuesday with pilot and co pilot aboard. three of four crew are veterans.
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Westover Air Force Base
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Military Air Transport Service
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Air Force
Weisbaden
Germany
Party At Mead Park For Miss Barbara Howgard
Miss Barbara Ann Howgard aged five was honored at a Mead Park birthday party hosted by her mother Mrs Roberta Laine of West Frederick Street. About fourteen children attended the picnic style celebration with games prizes and a decorated cake.
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Barbara Howgard
Barbara Ann Howgard
Roberta Laine
West Frederick Street
Hagaard
Ac Nstors
Mrs Albert Wotts Honored At Party
Mrs Albert Wotts hosted a social tea at her West Washington street home with about twelve guests including Mrs Au etal DeMauel Mrs Panl Janosee and Miss Rosemarie Mi ek. Attendees enjoyed games prizes refreshments and light fare throughout the afternoon.
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Alt
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Gyda
Friends
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West Washington Street
Auetal DeMauel
Panl Janosee
Bilsley
Rosemarie Miek
Birthday Party at Litz Cottage Honors Richard Pray
Mrs A M Lila hosted a birthday gathering at Findley Lake to honor Richard Pray of North Warren. Attendees included Anna Pratt Richard Pratt Ray Edwards James Hill Tito Catalona Butler and Clinton Pratt with swimming boating and visits followed by refreshments.
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Litz Cottage
A. M. Lila
Chi Rho Society Meets at Emmanuel Church
The Chi Rho Society of Emmanuel Episcopal Church met last evening with Mr and Mrs Louis Morrow of Euclid Street. Fourteen members attended a social evening with light refreshments. The next meeting will be on the first Sunday in August at the church.
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Emmnnuel Episcopal Church
Sind
Louis Morrow
Euclid Street
Patriotic Program at Sparta Grange No 110 Meeting
Sparta Grange No 110 held a Sunday meeting with Wiliam Stoutery presiding. A public program featured The Star Spangled Banner The American Creed a Nancy Newbold reading group songs a Statue of Liberty tableau Verna Scouten and a quiz by grangers with Americans and other patriotic items. Visiting members from Go Iamilius Grange offered musical selections. Refreshments followed and the group planned to meet again July 26.
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Wiliam Stoutery Peestiedl
Spartansburg Grange
Dorothy Chelton
Nancy Newbold
Verna Scouten
Gringers
America
Go Iamilius Grange
Wedding Reception At Sparta Saturday Honors Don Swart
Attendees gathered at the Legion Hall in Spartansburg to celebrate the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Don Swart. The event featured a centered wedding cake, refreshments, and social time. guests presented the couple with gifts from their friends.
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Legion Hall
Spartansburg
Ilered
Ake
Cortes
Tony Tine
Hawkins Housewarming Party Delights Neighborhood Guests
Hawkins welcomed four dozen friends at 712 Wayne Street for a housewarming evening. Ninety guests attended as attendees enjoyed cards and conversation. Refreshments followed and the honored couple received a gift for their new home.
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Ang Mee
Kw Hawkins
Wayne Street
Colleple
Assembly Of Rainbow For Girls Plans Furthered
The Corry Assembly of Rainbow for Girls met Friday at Mrs. T. W. Whitehead’s home to discuss expanding the project. An assembly will be constituted on September 27, inviting interested girls to contact Mrs. Whitehead or any Easter Star member for information. The text notes Jupiter’s diameter as 25,700 miles.
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Rainbow For
Local births announced for Corry area families
A daughter was born Saturday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Clair Huttman of 1373 West Pleasant Street. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Cony Stee of East Main Street. A daughter was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Lyle Harrington of Wattsburg RD 2. A son was born Saturday evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Alton Southwick of Centerville RD 3. A daughter was born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Dewey Riemerson of Oliver.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Clair Huttman
Pleasant Street
Adaughter
Cony Stee
East Main Street
Corry Me
Noria Hospital
Lyle Harrington
R. D
Wattsburg
Corry Memoral Hospital
Alton Southwick
Centerville
Dewey Riemerson
Olymer
Dem Nomination Race Enters Home Stretch
A split Democratic group across the nation seeks a presidential choice as Kefauver leads at 25 percent in AP polling. Russell and Harriman trail, with others like Kerr McMahon and Rayburn in the mix. Talk of a woman candidate surfaces from Democratic committeewoman India Edwards as campaigns organize in key states.
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Russell
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Averell Harriman
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Chicago
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Keever
Harriman
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
Brien McMahon
Connecticut
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Associated Press
Collbing
Mississippi
Stevenson
Athens
Superliner Nearing Another Speed Record
The United States, a 53,000-ton liner, nears the Europe to America speed record on its maiden Atlantic crossing. Leaving New York on July 4, the ship aims to beat Queen Mary’s 14 year old record, completing 2,088 miles in three days, 10 hours, and 40 minutes at an average of 25.09 knots.
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States
U.S
Europe
New York
William Hemink dies in North Clymer home
William Hemink, longtime North Clymer resident, died at his home at 12:30 this morning after a weeks long illness. He operated a service station and store in North Clymer for many years. Survived by wife Dring Hemink, two sons Leslie and Donnie, sisters Sadie Crandall and Mrs Gort Alexandten, and many relatives. Funeral arrangements are set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Clymer Congregational Church with burial at Clymer Cemetery.
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Mos
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Perry H Abbey Buried at Pine Grove Cemetery
Perry H Abbey is laid to rest at Pine Grove Cemetery in a service led by Bracken Keaung Funeral Home and Ripley Methodist Church. Bearers include Roy Skellie, Russell Sinden, Byron Turner, and Paul Huslbut with many relatives and friends attending from Ripley and surrounding areas.
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Ina M. Turner
Doris &. ‘Turner
Eri Alia
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Raymond Lathrop
Jamestown
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Falconby
Aliié
George Smith
Grave City
Korean Talks Recessed Amid Turbulent Negotiations
In Munsan the Korean talks paused as delegates debated a communal bequest and a new lane for AP Hing theimsener, with a Wednesday resumption planned. A protest letter urged the release of captured Reds and details on prisoner exchanges remain under review by UN officials.
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Pittsburgh Man Charged With Woman's Murder
A Pittsburgh man was charged with the murder of a woman found stabbed near a motel. The victim was identified as a local city resident. Investigators said a shipping alert linked to the case is under review.
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Fibamuceh
Woman Dies in Butler County Jail Attack
Virginia TH, 40, is named by her husband as the murdered woman. Victor A. Browski, 20, is accused and held in Butler County jail. His battered body was found near Blaypane’s Mole, eight miles south of Butler, by the establishment's owner Mrs. Susan Claypoole.
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Butler Govnity
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