Chautauqua Festival Highlights Outdoor Arts and Polio News
The Chautauqua Institution hosts an outdoor art festival on Saturday with a concert by the Chautauqua Symphony and soloists Joseph Agnillo and the Columbus Bouchaires. Five local accident victims were treated at Cory Memorial Hospital and released. The weather outlook calls for warm, humid conditions with possible afternoon showers through Monday. Pennsylvania reports 15 polio cases this year, down from July’s tally. Samuel A. Stram, former Jamestown mayor, ended speculation about a fall candidacy against Dan Sanford. A bag of clothes found at South Center and South streets led to a minor police mystery. items belonged to Pent Ohio Towel Co. A Chautauqua flower show themed “Scenes from a Summer at Chautauqua” is planned for August 5 and 9 at McKnight Recital Hall with modest admission.
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Finn Onny
Wester Plaza
Chautauqua Institution
Chautauqua
Chautauqua Symphony
Columbus Bouchaires
South Center
South Streets
Hurbig
Pent Ohio Towel Co
Meatville
Tor Apale Hwy
Ike Watches Senators Fall as White Sox Dominate
President Eisenhower attended the Washington Senators game at Griffith Stadium with a party of friends and staff. He cheered briefly for Roy Sievers who hit a fourth inning homer, but the Senators lost 7-1 to the Chicago White Sox.
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Ike
Washington
Bisnetower
Washington Senators
Chicago White Sox
Simmer Packe
Denver
Griffith Stadium
Senators
Eisenhower
Roy Sievers
Kinsey insect collection to move to American Museum
Bloomington Ind The American Museum of Natural History in New York will receive's half million gall wasps and 1 250 000 other insects owned by the late sex researcher Dr Alfred C Kinsey.
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Bloomington
Ind
American Museum of Natural History
New York
Alfred C. Kinsey
Higher Cement Prices Predicted in Eastern Pennsylvania
Construction firms anticipate higher cement costs after a 24 month strike as top executives from regional firms foresee price boosts before year end. They declined to name sources or quote price increases, noting most changes are withheld until after the peak summer season to protect contracts. Meanwhile nationwide plants are returning to operation after signing agreements. Also a Davenport Iowa fire wreck strikes magician Harry Albucker halting his convention trip due to the loss of 1500 rabbits.
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Allentown
Pap
Wo Cement
Lehigt Valley
Pennsylvania
Three Trucks Crash on the Pennsylvania Turnpike
Three trucks collided on the Pennsylvania Turnpike near Donegal Borough. Two burst into flames after a heat-induced explosion. A tractor trailer driver, William Portemont, 80, from Columbus, Ohio, was injured. others escaped with minor injuries. Highway was partially closed as crews worked to clear wreckage.
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Ureensburg
Pennsylvania
Donegal
Hugh
Inder
Willian Porlembnt
Columbus
Frick Memorial Hopital
Mount Pleasant
Hermmaty Cochran
ML Vernon
Olio Udwer
Alens Curence Burlholder
Trin
Cochran
Portemont
Burkholder
Wuto
Leseler
Hames
Police Saat
Kohler Captures Wisconsin GOP Nomination in 1969 Primary
Wisconsin race results show Kohler securing the Republican nomination with major support against McCarthy allies. He faces Democratic challenger in the general election, while other filings indicate Senate and county contests and party dynamics shaping the 1969 ballot.
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Wisconsin
Rpubdicans
Furvsen
Iceworks
McCarthy
Will Listy
Priaintre
Daves
Alvi O'Rudts
Waren Knnwles
Kohler Co. Ties Highlight Political Veteran Proxmire Link
A historical note documents Henry P Hy Large Joby G Sehater and the Kohler family founders of Kohler Co. amid Democratic party links and a 1964 start date for a notable venture. It mentions former governor Proxmire and early political campaigns, with a focus on shared corporate and political connections.
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Henry P Hy
Joby G. Sehater
Proxmire 'Zablovk Kohler
Tn Vollrath Ob
Sheboswun
Koller Co
Kohter
United States
Hoffa Climb to Power Met with Worker Resistance
The text reports clashes during Hoffa related organizing efforts, noting workers resisting and management backing, with references to a so called smartheart contractors and efforts to mobilize employees. It mentions an effort to secure cooperation and notes tensions around union organization and paving efforts.
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Joseph Agnillo
James Arnello
Jamustown
Jamestown Community College
Jamestown Ranch
American Society of ‘Tool Engineers
Albert W. Baisler
Cory Memorial Hospital
Willam Hankin
Reno
I Clymer
Milton Proper
Corry
Dawn Cox
Allan Cox
Gerty
Fink Graft
Eust Irving Street
Gertrude Smith
Jamestown
Peninsylvania
West Virginia
State Health Department
Harrisburg
Samuel A. Stram
Dan Sanford
Strood
Sanford
Chatauqua
Chautauqua Institute
Chautauqua Bird and ‘Tree Garden Club
McKnight Recital Hall
Davenport
Iowa
Harry Albucker
Lorain
Ohio
International Brotherhood of Magicians
Pike
Ameren
Pawtucket
Plymouth
P.D.Q
Billy White
Bigccar Lauty
Madilgas
Lymouth Dee
Kohler
Tufty
Kendall
Tuffy
Hoffa
Valois
Metiellen
Hee Wits Greekent
Beestips
National Bank of Corry
Bermuda
Summer
Vali
Inter Sield
Quailty
Punieler Sport Coats
Sos
Rtn
Al’s
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