Service Yesterday for Harry W. Parker
The funeral for Harry W. Parker was held yesterday at 3 p.m. at Bracken Funeral Home. Rev. Rudolph M. Bangert officiated with bearers John Ohrn Harold Crage M D Baldwin Charles Thompson Ny a Meerdink and Merle Van Cise. Burial followed at Pine Grove Cemetery with bank staff from Citizens National Bank attending. Nearby attendees included Boyd Parker from Los Angeles and several families from area towns.
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Harry W. Farker
Olslock
Bracken Funeral Home
North Center Street
Rudolph M. Bangert
Emmaanuel Episcopal Church
John Ohrn
Harold Crage
M. D. Baldwin
Charles Thompson
Nya Meerdink
Merle van ‘Cise
Charles H. Bracken
Irvine
D. B. Taggart
R. O. Field
Paul Sanquist
Louis Howard
Ruth
Hazel Widholm
R. Widhol
Femestown
Mr. Wolt, Erle
Nominating petitions circulate for Duke in West Smith St race
Twenty years ago petitions circulated in the city for A. Duke of West Smith Street who entered the race for city council. Milk prices rose for June with the Dairymen's League reporting a 14 cent increase to 1.01 dollars per unit cash and certificates. Carl Siekler, returning from Irvine, suffered severe cuts when his car left the highway near Broken Straw airport after apparently dozing off. Orris Casler to work as meat cutter at City Market as it reopens tomorrow. Mrs. Myrtha Evelyn Toser, wife of Arthur Toser, died at her West Pleasant Street home after a long illness, a long-time local resident.
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Dairymen's League Co-operative Association
Carl Siekler
Irvine
Brokenstraw
Myrtha Evelyn ‘Tozer
Arthur Toser
West Pleasant Street
Westinghouse, union agree contract increase for 15000 workers
The Federation of Westinghouse Independent Salaried Unions and Westinghouse Electric Corp reached a national contract granting about 15 000 salaried employees a raise retroactive to July 1. Increases start at five dollars monthly for lower earners, rising to a maximum monthly boost of eighteen fifty. Ratification by August 10 is required. The deal extends the existing contract to July 1 and raises pension benefits to provide an income of at least a specified level.
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Way Nowvuimee Creo Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electricorp
Federation
Westinghouse
Mutual
Company
Union
Driscoll Returns to Trenton After Maine Boat Trip
Gov Alfred Driscoll returned to the New Jersey State House after a five day motorboat trip with his two sons along the New England coast. He was last reported near Plymouth Massachusetts before arriving home.
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Driscoll
Trenton
N. J
Alfred Driscoll
State House
Maine
New England
Ujr
Plymouth
Mass
Corry Evening Journal 1958 July 14 Tuesday Issue
Corry Pennsylvania newspaper details including staff names, publishing notes, and advertising rates. Mentions Associated Press rights and service, post office designation, and subscription pricing.
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Ade
Republica Hon Bf
Corry
Debate Over Capital Punishment Driven by Christie Evans Case
Britain revisits capital punishment amid doubts Christie may have killed Evans and others. The Evans case renews calls to suspend or abolish the death penalty, with Professor Pollack noting irreversibility as a core argument in abolition debates. The Rosenbergs case is cited to show similar legal clashes over death penalty scope and wartime offenses.
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Britain
John Christie
Timothy John Evans
Evans
Christie
House of Coromens
House of Lords
Labor
House of Commons
John Anderson
Home Office
Select Committee
Pollack
University of Pennsylvaniaa
Supreme Court
United States
Genius or Higher Classic Quiz Item Prompts Answers
The page presents a ten question quiz with grading and a call to turn to Classified Page for answers. Questions cover Betsy Cushing as Roosevelts first wife, Appian Way redundancy, legislative draft term, Polaris nickname, disperse vs immerse, Capper Senate seats, Mauna Loa location, speech defect anecdote, Robert Fulton steam navigation, and Archangel port country.
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Betsy Cushing
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Appian Way
Aristotle
Robert Fulton
Archangel
Arctic
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Soviet Russia
Death penalty methods across states and territories
The article notes that murder and treason face capital punishment in many states, with Me Maine Minn Minnesota N D R 1 Wis and Puerto Rico banning it for murder. Federal execution is by electrocution except in territories where hanging occurs. Over half the states use electrocution and most others favor hanging, with eight states moving away from capital punishment.
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States
Mion
Minn
Wis
Puerto Rico
Territories
Aria
Calif
Colo
Nev
Cy Ore
Wyo
Sparta Man Held Over Charge In Minor Malt Beverage Case
Bilis Newman of Spartansburg pleaded innocent to furnishing malt beverages to minors on May 9 in Spartansburg. He posted a $300 bond for a preliminary hearing set Thursday at 11 a.m. before Alderman N. Allen Love in Titusville. Newman was arrested by L. Grigsby of Erie, assistant supervisor of the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board, who said two boys aged 16 and 19 were served.
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Bilis Newman
Spartansburg
N. Aljlen Love
Titusville
Newman
Grigsby
Erie
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
Newma
Oule
Ex Bemus Point Man Dies in Bomber Crash Near Savannah
Selt, a resident of Bemus Point, was among 10 airmen who perished in a B 50 bomber crash seven miles from Hunter Air Force Base near Savannah Georgia. He was 71, a 1949 Bemus Point High School graduate, son of Mr and Mrs G L Olsen, and had lived in Bemus Point until moving to California last year. Funeral arrangements incomplete as Jamestown area mourns.
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Selt
Benus Port
Savannah
Bemus Point High School
GL. Olsen
Bemus Point
Galifornia
Jamestown
Hunter Air Force Base
Strike Settled at Jamestown Plant
Settlement of a month-long strike at Automatic Voting Machine Corporation ends with all 40 employees returning to work next Monday at 7:30 p m. Details of the contract remain undisclosed after talks mediated by Clarence S. LaMotte.
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Jamestown
Automatic Voting Machine Corporation
International Association of Machinists
AFL
Claude ‘Townsend
Paul A. Ahlstrom
Reading
Ae Dune
Union
Company
Clarence S. LaMotte
Federal Mediation Service
Buffalo
Tax Plan Advances After Signature on 1 Percent Sales Tax
The law imposes a one percent sales tax signed by Fine. It tasks the Revenue Department with listing taxable and non taxable items and will settle exemptions. Borderline cases may go to court. The Senate supports a graduated income tax separate from the House bill.
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Fine
Revenue Department
Law Digest
Senate
House
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Ity Colne
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Orris Casler
W. E
WELLE
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Philes
Edwin R. Erickson
Generel Ayoni
Liharly
Bonk Bley
Sparta
Ov Tlover Cour
Bemus Point Man
Jesus
Fogle
Lumberco
Dial Corry
DFPA
Ty Corry
C. Christensen Motors
W. Washington ST
Corry, PA
Joey
Betts Garage
Columbus
Dial
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
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Mid
Cahout
Hospital Service Association OF Pittsburgh
Union Trust Building
Pittsburgh
Loblaws
KRADI
Loglaw's
Remium & Armour
Niederriter’s
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Lgick
General Motors
Roger
Powell Loan& Finance
Powell Loan and Finance Co
N. Center St. Corry
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Martin Motor Sales
West South St
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