Clues Sought In Death Of Hedgerow Actress
Investigation into the death of Phylis Ann Jones from West Norriton Pa centers on Hedgerow School in Moylan near Philadelphia. Authorities probe background at the school, question locals and look for links among staff and students while awaiting a second autopsy.
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Ann Jones
Philadelphia
William Huber
Ocean County
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Pennsylvania
Fedgerow School
Miss Jones
Mary
Westover
Huber
Joseph P. McCulloch
John P. Kennedy
Atty
Jacques Fox
Delaware County
Harry Maitland
Hedzerow
Newark
Del
University of Delaware
Woolley
Miss. Jones
Long Beach Island
Rose Schuleman
Rose Valley
Siestators
Cam
Hold Service For Mrs J Gifford
Funeral services for Mrs paral J Gifford were held yesterday afternoon in the Clymer Methodist Church with Rev Elmer Armes officiating. Burial was in East Greene Township near Erie. Bearers were Philip McCray, Harry Beekevink, Roy Leglers, Merle Newhouse, Albert Kearns and Andrew Hutton. Attending from away were multiple relatives from Brit Corry Ashtabula Freeport and Rochester with additional attendees from nearby towns and states.
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Paral J. Gifford
Clymer Methodist Church
Elmer Armes
East Greene Township
Erie
Philip McCray
Harry Beekevink
Roy Leglers
Merle Newhouse
Albert Kearns
Andrew Hutton
Everett
Gifford
Hubert Cobern
Senate Approves Record Budget Amid Defense Plans
The Senate backed a record budget with $70 million for a new weapons system and $224 million for RS70. Veterans were vetoed on a proposal to cut $28 million for a large Navy aircraft carrier. The bill prescribes National Guard strength at 400,000 and Reserves at 200,000 annually, with Pentagon targets of 967,1000 for the Guard and 275,000 for Reserves.
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Yotce Veteras
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Navy
Senate
Army
National Guard
Jamestown Firm Union Sign OneYear Pact
Jamestown firm and the International Association of Machinists signed a one year pact reported yesterday. The renewal agreement includes wage and benefit adjustments and is described by both sides as a solid front for ongoing efforts to win a competitive bid for a potential four million dollar motorcycle machinery business in New York City.
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and Lode
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Yinplon
Eave Mi
Union
New York City
Senate Approves 250000 for Warren Area Research
Senate backs a 250000 appropriation for a forest research center near Irvine in the Warren area, with 200000 slated for the next year if House agrees. Project slated to start within 12 months, located on the former Biddle Estate near Allegheny Mallona Forest. Police seek two suspects after a robbery with similar methods to a recent Ebensburg incident.
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Wateren
Vai
Senate
Joseph
Clark Dpai
Biddle Estate
Allegheny-Mallona Forest
Irvine
Folding seat pads with wire coil innersprings sale
Advertising copy for ATR folding seat pads claiming metal heat radiation and air circulation between user and upholstery. Available for cars homes and offices at a special price of 144 dollars in multiple colors. Text emphasizes heat distribution and cooling effect unlike prior offerings.
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ATR
Summer school supplies and bargain study aids
A noisy ad promising a large variety of pencil boxes pencil pouches and school pads for sale starting at 19¢ and $1.00 numbers at 68¢. Editable items include ironing board pad and cover set and burn proof pad with scored cover. Manufacturer claims reassure buyers with stirring phrases.
Marine Division officer to visit ports during Sixth Fleet tour
A Marine Division officer currently with the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean plans port visits in Spain Italy and Rhodes during duty. The officer, a 1954 graduate of Co High School, will take part in the regular patrol and exchange programs.
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Sixth Fleet
Mediterranean
Spain
Maly
Isle of Rhodes
Golly
Co High School
Fire destroys house west of Saczertown
Partly completed ISAbuéa town four side house near Saczertown, Wa burned to a total loss yesterday while under construction by Ronald Kunta of Blooming Valley. Neighbor Mrs C T Terri discovered the fire and alerted Sievertown and Hayfield Central fire departments. The blaze, which began in an attached garage, left two-thirds of the dwelling destroyed.
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Saczertown
Ronald Kunta
Blooming Valley
C. T. Terri
Sievertown
Hayfield Central
Saevertown
Joseph McDonough
Disarmament Conference In recess and diverging views
The disarmament conference enters a recess after three months of talks. Western delegates report limited progress while nonaligned nations gain awareness of East West negotiations. The talks expose deep rifts on international controls and a global peace enforcement mechanism.
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Iit
Luton
Brazil
Burma
Eth Gps
Duds
Meinen
Nastia
Dlen
United? Arab’ Republic
Jaro Hennes
Neighbors roar at cloud seeding meeting in Mercersburg
About 400 residents filled the Mercersburg township elementary school gym to challenge weather seeding aimed at breaking a dry spell. The session focused on Heisey’s cloud seeding project near West Virginia and discussions ranged from federal investigation calls to skepticism about rainfall outcomes. State Sen. D Elney Hawbaker urged action as needed, with no immediate plans for further sessions.
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Mercersburg
Heisey
Eleesoln
Martinsburg
Heiney
West Virginia
Fim
Pollim
eSworth
Charles L. Hosler
Pennsylvania State University
Yale
Federal Aviation Agency
Elney Hawbaker
R-Pranklin
Birn
Bagpiper Founder Joseph Waddington Graves Dies
The Rev. Joseph Waddington Graves I founder of the Dagenham Girl Bagpipers died yesterday in London. He led the group to national prominence and inspired many young musicians through the band.
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London
Joseph Waddington Graves
Dagenham Girl Bagpipers
Military court fines officers for assault and suspends service
A court martial fined and suspended two Army officers after a battery case involving a civilian. David W. Awanson of Galesburg Illinois and Thomas M. Wilde of Wordsworth Illinois faced prison-like penalties but received only fines and probation-like terms. The incident linked to postwar tensions and involved the destruction of property and threats to servicemen.
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America
David W. Awanson
Gales
Burg
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