Line-O-Ad sale and notices blend with local listings
Multiple short items announce a Dodge sedan for sale at 200 dollars with a contact number 2-6324, a hospital report copy, a July 19 meeting at 8 pm, ballot officers 7:30, a vacation notice for H&H Cleaners July 30 to August 4, and several names and addresses from local residents and ads. Local Line-O-Ad rates 23c per line. Ads accepted noon day of publication.
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Seesele Ieeeies
Tarben’s
Auto Servce
Chevrolet
Dilworth Accused of Coercion in Nomination Fight
Philadelphia based report claims former Mayor Richardson Dilworth used coercive tactics to influence the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. The remarks came at a meeting of the Pennsylvania Association of Sales and Finances Companies and referenced City Hall scandals before Dilworth’s candidacy.
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Philadelphia
Wilhaut H. Hanilty
Republicasy
Richardson Dilworth
Top Methodist Will Attend Catholic Meet
Fred Pierce Corson head of the World Methodist Council says he has accepted an invitation to attend the Vatican Ecumenical Council in Rome. He will lead a three churchman delegation with alternates to ensure continuous attendance at the council beginning October 1 as Protestant leaders explore possible church unity with Roman Catholics in a landmark move.
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Fred Pierce Corson
World Methodist Council
Rome
Corson
London
World Methodist Executive Committee
Philadelphia
World Council of Churches
New Delhi
Funeral notices for Earl L Green and Edward T Hopkins
Funeral services announced for Earl L Green at St George Funeral Home Thursday at 2 p m with interment in Cutting Cemetery. Requiem Mass for Edward T Hopkins at St Thomas Church Thursday at 9 30 a m following a 9 a m prayer service at Bracken Funeral Home and Rosary at the funeral home Wednesday at 7 30 p m. In Maine, Frei ele Russell Dolberre, 70, dies. note on European capitals and foreign service career in Thailand.
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Green
Earl L. Green
St. George Funeral Home
Cutting Cemetery
Moy
Bar Harbor
Maine
Frei Ele
Russell
Dolberre
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Thailand
Union City Memorial Hospital Discharges List Shows Names
Memorial hospital in Union City releases a discharge list including Cindy Falconer Ruth Dana Lee and several others from Cambridge Springs Waterford Edinboro Corry and Centerville. Discharged patients include Peter Sander William Fisk William Pele and Arthur Blares among others at Rice Hotel and local addresses.
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Union City Memorial Hospital
Cindy Lee Falconer
Cambridge -Sprin
Harry Walther
R. D
Waterford
Frank Zietinski
Barnstreet
Martin Hecker
Edinboro
Melvin_Metzenbacher
Cambridge Springs
Peter Sander
Cor
William Fisk
Wattshape Street
William Pele
Putnam Street
Harlon
Pa Solons Split On Kennedy Health Plan Vote
Pennsylvania's two U S senators cast opposing votes on President Kennedy's compromise health care bill yesterday. Republican Hugh Scott joined the majority to table and kill the measure while Democrat Joseph S Clark voted against it. The roll call ended with the bill defeated.
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Solons
Washington
Pennsylvania
Kennedy
Hugh Scott
Joseph S. Clark
Hawlnbio Ch. Noe
WSS
Medicare Sere Continues in Case ote States
In a November context the American Medical Association urges voters to support Medicare style legislation. Dr George M. a Chicago AMA leader says forcing higher payroll taxes would be unjust and pledges continued efforts to implement Kerr-Mills programs aiding aged care with federal funds and voluntary measures. Refugee numbers from Communist China fall in July as the Portuguese coast reports 422 registered refugees through the association.
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American—Medical Association
Tts
George
American Medical Association
Kerr-Mills
Aft
China
Mainland Refugees Relief Association
Pennsylvania Blue Laws Debate Driven by Supreme Court
An Associated Press analysis outlines how blue laws restricting Sunday business persist in several states, with Pennsylvania, Kansas, and Mississippi among others facing varying enforcement. It notes the U.S. Supreme Court has upheld some state restrictions while highlighting differing local court reactions and regional trends.
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Associated Press
Dorfirmmnr- Anil
Miihy
Penn- Seton
Conmerett! Activiky
Cour
Euvordh
Sheerness
New England
Taittlle
Saulthwesp
Paits
Midwest
Wietune
U.S. Supreme Court
Asa
Kansas
Missimipi
Supreme Court
Supreme Gout
Tiller i Fon Yueue
Sunday closing laws spread across states face reform
The piece notes varied enforcement and reform trends for Sunday blue laws across multiple states including Missouri, Rhode Island, Vermont and Massachusetts. It mentions arrests of department store workers in the St. Louis area and describes broader shifts toward relaxing or enforcing Sunday restrictions, with differing penalties and enforcement approaches.
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Missouri
St. Louis
Virginia
Louisiana
New York
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Reuriees
Nebraska
Rhode Island
Vermont
Massachusetts
Witl
Rugged Individualist Runs Afoul of RR Conductor
New York AP reports Davids Winston, a self described rugged individualist, clashed with a railroad conductor over travel norms. Winston refused to pay after being asked to, resulting in a disorderly conduct charge and temporary detention as officers clarified next steps.
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New York
Davids
Wiston
Aehye
Yen
Winston
New—Haven
Boston
Wien
Winstot
Tyaly
Vailrone
Astronaut White Sets Speedy Edwards Flight Record
NASA test pilot White soared in a rocket plane from Edwards Air Force Base California reaching 10 000 feet then flew a weightless stretch for about three minutes before a lake bed landing He is slated to receive the Collier Trophy for aviation achievement and could be awarded a Distinguishing Service Medal amid other honors with Crossfield Walker and Peters listed among fellow nominees.
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National Aeronautics and Space Act
NASA
Jax
Fragmented OCR Raises Questions About 1961 Police Case
Garbled OCR fragment cites an event involving an individual named Eric Bys or Nat Monday and a possible hospital or investigation in 1961. The readable parts mention a police matter, witnesses, dates, and locations, but most specifics are unclear.
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Eric Bys
Nat
Folley
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