Minister Hagadorn Dies After Erie Conference Report
Dr Charles I Hagadorn 48 minister of Hurlburt Memorial Church Chautauqua N Y died suddenly of a coronary after delivering a report to the Erie Conference. He collapsed at Ford Chapel on the Allegheny College campus and died at the scene. Survived by his wife Amelia Thies and five children. Funeral arrangements by Ward Funeral Home incomplete.
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Hurlburt Memorial Methodist Church
Chautauqua
Erie
Chautauqua Institution
Pittsburgh
Hagadorn
Amelia Thies
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Charles Henry
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Phases of Eclipse Photographic Record from Colombo
A SOMPHETE photographic project will record the total solar eclipse of June 20 from Colombo Ceylon. A team from the American Museum Hayden Planetarium New York will use color pictures. Totality in Ceylon lasts 4 minutes 11 seconds. The chart depicts the moon biting the sun, covering it, then sliding away. During WWII US munitions production accounted for about 45 percent of the total for all belligerents.
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Ceylon
American Museum-Hayden Planetarium
New York
Central Press
Funeral Service Held for LeWinkle Formerly of Clymer
LeWinkle formerly of Clymer died Monday at her daughter’s home in Belleville. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer with Rev. Leonard Hogenboom and Rev. Elizabeth Daiby officiating. Burial was in Holland Cemetery. Attendants included Fred Baker of Ripley and Howard Tewinkle with Judy, Nancy and James from Wattsburg.
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Clymer
Helen Tewinkle
Belleville
Spitzer
Leonard Hogenboom
Editcivo Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Daiby
Wattsburg Methodist Church
Lyle Compton
Leslie Caflisch
Walter Schruers
Sune
Jesus
Kenneth Kooman
Albert Kearns
Claude Lictus
Milton Delilak
John Legters
Carlton Damcatt
Holland Cemetery
Fred Baker
Ripley
Howard Tewinkle
Judy
Nancy
James
Wattsburg
Polio Vaccine Trouble Ties to Cutter Lab Batch Issues
A health service report links polio cases in children to Cutter Laboratories vaccine and possibly one Wyeth lot. Cutter withdrew unused supplies on April 26 as investigators examined manufacturing and testing failures. The report notes some vaccines from multiple firms caused cases but finds no widespread significance beyond Cutter and possibly Wyeth.
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Health Service
Cutter Laboratories
Berkeley
Calif
Wyeth, Inc
Marietta, Pa
Fire Sweeps Through Westfield Damaging Three-Story Block
A blaze at Ellis Brothers store on Main Street in Westfield caused about 5000 dollars in damage to a three story downtown block housing two stores and a Masonic Lodge. Firemen battled the flames for several minutes with smoke causing most of the damage while officials investigated the cause.
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Ellis Brothers
Paul Bis
Hays
Siumimit Lodge
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