Local Names Admitted and Discharged At Area Facility
Nicholas Savko and Ross Jukes admitted in Columbus. Inez Blakeslee of 737 Liberty Street, Clymer. Bernard Holmes of Clymer. Clinton Armstrong of Spartansburg and Fred Clayton of 119 West Smith Street discharged. Mrs. Richard Kimmy and Mrs. Ralph Kimmy of 958 East Main. Mrs. Joseph Amoroso of 73 South Center Street. notice ends with milk order line via Union 4-3041.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Savko
Columbus
Ross Jukes
Inez Blakeslee
Liberty Street
Bernard Holmes
Clymer
Clinton Armstrong
Spartansburg
Fred Clayton
West Smith Street
William Groters
Richard
Ralph Kimmy
East Main Street
Joseph Amoroso
South Center Street
Price Fixing Trial Resumes In Philadelphia Court
In a triple damage civil suit against six heavy electrical equipment manufacturers, a U S district court jury resumes deliberations after 43 days of testimony. Philadelphia Electric Co and United Gas Improvement Co seek 12 7 million in damages. Philadelphia Electric seeks 12 5 million. Defendants include General Electric Westinghouse Electric Allis Chalmers McGraw Edison Maloney Wagner Electric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
U. S. District Court
Joseph
Lord J
Philadelphia Electric Co
United Gas Improvement Co
Philadelphia Electric
General Electric Co
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Allis-Chalmers
West Allis, Wis
McGraw-Edison Co
Elgin, MI
Maloney Electric Co
Wagner Electric Co
St. Louis
Not Jungle Battle Not Jungle Battle LBJ Says
LBJ states that jungle battle methods may be revised over time and comments on Kennedy seeking the New York Democratic Senate nomination as a matter for Kennedy and New York voters. He asserts the 1964 tax cut aids the economy and foresees real or better national output, notes inflation in sight, and backs civil rights legislation. He cites a first five months balance of payments deficit at an annual $500 million to $800 million, with improvements from Soviet gold sales boosting U.S. gold stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Kennedy
Democratic Senate
New York
Kennedy
Congress
Harrisburg says Liberty Bell track taxes reach over 1.27 million
The Revenue Department reports $1,278,759 in taxes claimed from Liberty Bell track Philadelphia in the first 44 days of harness racing this season. The same period in 1963 saw $1,277,302 collected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Revenue’ Department
Liberty Bell Track
Philadelphia
Deaths Edward T. Shumsky of Corry area
Edward T. Shumsky of R D 1 Corry was pronounced dead on arrival at St Vincent s Hospital Erie after an attack at home. He worked in Erie for eight weeks. Survived by wife Dorothy three daughters Linda Morris Kathy Loretta one granddaughter a brother Leon six sisters and several in laws. Funeral arrangements by Bracken Funeral Home pending full obituary tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward T. Shumsky
Shumsky
Corry
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Dorothy
Rex
Linda) Morris
Kathy
Loretta
Leon
R. D
Sam
Elizabeth) Dimis
Angela
Veronica) Mole
Jamestown
Paul
Fay) Casper
Newark
N. J
Chester
Edna) Porter
Ann Shumsky
Buffalo
Ivan
Eva) Strongrem
Westfield
Bracken Funeral Home
Local Jehovah's Witnesses Prepare for Warren Convention
Warren hosts a Jehovah's Witnesses convention June 19 to 21 led by Ross Moody with a film showing on June 20 at 7 18 p.m. The gathering will feature a Bible lecture by F Spacil and a worldwide convention relay that attracted 580 000 attendees and 583 U S witnesses last summer. Local members will canvass Warren homes on Saturday and Sunday when not in session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jehovah's Witnesses
Warren
Ross Moody
Moody
Jehovah’s Witnesses
United States
F. Spacil
Johnson Back In Dancing Form Again
Washington state dinner for Israeli Prime Minister Levi Eshkol showcased President Johnson dancing for over an hour and a half. Notable guests included Margaret Truman Daniel. Johnson pledged efforts to address Israel’s water shortage during the evening. He later escorted his daughter Lynda, 20, and danced with her again before an early morning breakfast with Democratic leaders. Mischa Elman played Bach selections and the Ward Swingle Singers performed. Eshkol has further meetings with Johnson planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Levi Eshkol
Johnson
Israel
Margaret Truman Daniel
Ireland
Mischa Elman
East
Ward Swingle Singers
Paris
Eshkol
Earl Warren
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Defense Departments
Senate Faces Three Major Issues to Close 1964 Session
ARRISBURG AP The Senate moves toward adjournment as it tackles Project 70 along with the general fund bill and eminent domain law revisions. Majority Leader Berger expects a June 19 finish while committees review amendments and education funding. House recesses until June 8 with constitutional amendments pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrisburg
Senate
James S. Berger
House
Robert D. Fleming
Rallegheny
Appropriations Committee
House For Education
Judiciary General Committee
William Z. Scott
R-Carbon
Pennsylvania
Senate Forests and Waters Committee
Health Dept Fires Hospital Aide in Philadelphia
The Health Department dismissed Stanton A. Berkowitz as business manager of Henry R. Landis State Hospital in Philadelphia. A court test is planned after the state Supreme Court vacated a restraining order. The court will hear arguments for a preliminary injunction in fall to keep him on the job during ongoing proceedings for permanent reinstatement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Health Department
Stanton A. Berkowitz
Henry R. Landis State Hospital
Philadelphia
Jerome H. Gerber
State Sureme
Pittsburgh
Berkowitz
Commonwealth Court
Spartansburg Fireman's Carnival Opens With Rides and Parade
Spartansburg hosts the second annual Fireman's Carnival starting tomorrow and running through Saturday. Concessions and rides are planned with advance ticket sales at Stranahan's until tomorrow evening. A water battle on Mechanic Street Friday night and a kiddies pet parade Saturday at 2 p.m. highlight events. prizes awarded in classes. Ladies Auxiliary serves dinners Thursday and Friday and Saturday. Community notices detail relocations and local visits, including the Baker family returning home from Corry Memorial Hospital and multiple regional moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Merkle
Spartansburg
Spartansburg Fireman
Stranahan’s
Mechanic Street
Paul Baker
Kevin Jan
Corry Memorial Hospital
Baker
Walton Bowes
Hartford
Hartford, Conn
Mable Ishman
Britten Run
Larry Haight
Beverly Bowes
Conneticut
Walton
Garol
Erie
Larry
Francis Feldehousen
Akron
Ohio
Clyde Kinney
Sanford Cemetery
Sparta
Gordon Brown
Foel
Spokane
Washis
Gordon
Harry Brown
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Ed Ross
Dunbar
W. Va
Gravely Tractor Co
Phil Thompson
Corry
Ross
Thompson
Penn Line Co
Flossie Scouten
Dick Scouten
Virginia
Gerald Sherlock
Oil City
Isaac Sherlock
Canadahta Rink
Rey
Lawrence Meneely
Koppel
Virginia Wills
Mary
Clint Smith
Meneely
Methodist Church
Bernie Brenner
Cleveland “Hospital
Spartansburg Alumni Banquet Set With Noted Speaker
The Spartansburg Alumni Association banquet will be held in Sparta on Saturday. Retired educator Mr. C P E Wuesthoff, living in Russell, will speak. he once taught in Sparta and led the local schools in the 1920s. Also noted: Mr. and Mrs. Andy Howell moved to the former Paul Baker home on Sunback road after their previous residence burned. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Sherlock on their June 1 anniversary of 42 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man Aelyring
Creek
Alvin Brenner
Raymond Straite
Sonja Hebers
Spartansburg
Spartansburg Alumni Association
Sparta
C.P.E. Wuesthoff
Russell
Andy Howell
Paul Baker
Sunback Road
Jack Warren
Isaac Sherlock
Justice Dept fights merger details continue page one
The Western system merger plan faces opposition from Boston and Maine Rail, which says disapproval is needed unless a viable New England system emerges or fair terms include B&Ms role in either N W or Penn Central. The Transport Workers Union opposes approval but says if granted, employees must be protected. A wedding anniversary note follows with a dinner at the daughter’s home hosted by Mr and Mrs Donald Merkle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Dep't
Page One
Western
N&w
Penn-Central
Boston and Maine Railroad
New England
B&m
Transport Workers Union
Mrs
Donald Merkle
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A & B Distributing Company
Bree Ietie Este Neesteienede -Chs
Davis Insurance
Grice Jewelry
Eite Erie
WOTM
Eis
Ospital
Turben's
Focal Chevrolet
U.S
Mountain
Keystone
Flye Rexall Drugs
Union
LBJ
Canada Dry Beverages
Chep's
Seabrook
Conrab
William Boythe
Lester Straite
Keith
Whiter
Calif
Albert Brenner
Puerto Rico
Clifford Straite
Tom Jones
David Jones
Murray Straite
Titusville
Ted Jewell
Youngsville
Mary Straite
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposh Insurance Zone
BLATT
Corry Drive-In
Tony Curtis
Christine Kauffman
Shirley Jones
Rossano Brazzi
Ruth Eckman
Paul D, Floyd
S&h
Root Furniture
Conflenes
Arlene Huffman
Richard Malvin
Zalzneck
Jarman Sho “Jets
Hush Puppies
First Avenue
LY Spiesman
Damon Kefferlin
Mrs. Holland Morgan
Chrysler
Newport
Clarence Wallace
Plymouth
Valiant
Lawrence Anderson
Donald Arnink
John
Rossbacher
Walter B. Loveland
Perry A. Bennett
National Bank OF Corry
Borstorff & Fitch
Gerry
Russell Caggett
Bernard Savers
Goodyear Tractor Tires
Crown
Remington Mall Chain
Johnson Bros
Gerald Proctur
Paul Labowski
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