June brides invited to select invitations at The Journal
City and vicinity report June brides urged to visit The Journal for wedding invitations with over 200 styles. Community events note Inland Seas operation to welcome Marines and ships, along with local business and civic updates.
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Piklik
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Rape Jury Shuns Death Penalty
A wartime era court report notes a rape case where the jury rejects the death penalty option. The prose is garbled, but references names, dates, and motions for new trials, with mentions of prison terms and a judge expected to rule on post-trial actions. Names such as David Evithangten and Reliant mentions suggest a legal proceeding and jury deliberations.
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Jude W. May Walley
Wwe
David Evithangten
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Alliers Convieleal
Colinworth
Selephine
Nesta
Sewrborouh
Warn House On Aid Slash in House Debate
A United States House debate centers on foreign aid cuts and program reforms. Speakers urge trimming aid while defending strategic goals, with figures cited for next year and potential impact on security and allied support. Local obituary notes Peter’s Hamman Catholic Church parishioner Therense Lie, aged 81, of Mitton, NY.
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Lawhee Mo Bray
Yiton
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Hamman Catholic Chaitel
Ike Miteshall
Tied Satine
Mitton
Gry
Stevenson Johnson Dems Race for 1960 Nomination
Washington reports Sen. Mansfield says Adlai Stevenson remains a factor and Kennedy leads, with Humphrey and Symington active. Nixon favored to win the Republican nomination by Ben. Hugh Scott who also backs Rockefeller as a possible ticket choice.
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Adial B. Stevenson
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Mittel Mansfield
D-Mont
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Kenedy
Dmuns
Hubert H Humphrey
D-Minn
Stuart
Symington
Stevenson
Mansfield
Agren
Brewnson
Michigan
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Senate
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Johnson
Paul M. Buller
Mansfeld
Kennedy
Infant Beckwith Succumbs at Corry Memorial Hopi
Infant Beckwith, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewin, died early today at Corry Memorial Hopi after birth at 218 Banat Hillboret. Survivors include maternal grandparents, Mr and Mrs Heater Lewin, Corey, and paternal grandparents, Mr and Mrs Jirooll BP Treckwith. A prayer service was held at Mencken Punernt Home. burial followed at Thom s Cemetery.
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Jofint Eliughber
Yuya Co Beckwith
Bnat Hillboret
Corry Memorial
Ted
Abei Stuwmvind
Heater Lewin
Corey
Jirooll
Treckwith
Waterford
Mencken
Be ‘Thoms Cemetery
Peter Gunn Actor Craig Stevens Enjoys TV Fame
New York AP report details Craig Stevens who plays Peter Gunn enjoying fame after the show’s debut. He and wife Alexis Smith visited Florida then New York for theater work and sponsor business while fans shout praise and drivers honk. Stevens credits creator Blake Edwards for the hit and notes his wardrobe and makeup challenges. He feels 39 varied episodes prevent boredom and highlights the character’s conservative style.
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Peter Gunn
Madison Avenue
Jer
Mother's
Craig Btevens
Stevens
Alexis Smith
Florida
Moby
Hollywood
Pete
Gunn
Craig Stevens
Blake Edwards
Edwards
Ever Gunn
Lola Albright
Blake
Centerville Man Unhurt After Car Rolls
Centerville man Eugene Gray, 93, escaped injury when his car rolled over after a two vehicle mishap on Route 6 south of Centerville Saturday evening. Gray attempted to cut back into the right lane but struck by a car coming from the opposite direction, the Corry sub station reports.
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Eugene Gray
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Taffic
Abe Noncourtin
Leon W. Sher
BOUNCING BOY INJURY REPORTED IN SAN FRANCISCO
Five year old Fred Why toppled from a second story bunk in San Francisco yesterday and landed on concrete steps forty five feet below. He suffered cuts and bruises but no serious injuries were noted. Police estimated vehicle damage totals and noted car worth.
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Fred Why
Hospital Admission and Discharge Report Summary
At The Hospital Report lists admissions and discharges from Corry Memorial Hospital. Names include Mrs. Bess DeLury and children Danny and Phyllis McCaslin Sickler. Mrs. Robert Sadowski and Roberta Joyce. Barry and Brent Shrout. Ronald Stroup. Mrs. Alfred Morrison and Catherine Elehynskd. Linda Quist. Mary Frazier. David Thomas. Walter McGraw. Sheila and Cassandra Walsh. Minnie Nichols. Ann Corbin. Daniel Dunnewold. Valerie Jones. Mrs. Stanley Kasper. Elk Street residents and others. Several entries marked expired.
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North Center Street
Danny
Arnold G. McCaslin
R. D
Phyllis
Richard W. Sickler
West Columbus Avenue
Robert J. Sadowski
Roberta Joyce
West
Columbus Avenue
Barry
Brent
Milford Shrout
Fifth Avenue
Ronald
Richard Stroup
Jamestown
Alfred J. Morrison
East Main Street
Catherine A. Elehynskd
West Main Street
LaRue Hamilton
Shady Avenue
Deborah
Marshall Rossman
York Street
Linda
al Quist
Mary J. Frazier
David
Era
Fred Thomas
Spartansburg
Walter L. McGraw
Sheila
Cassandra
Fred Walsh
Minnie EB. Nichols
Worth Center Street
Ann Corbin
Wright Street
Daniel
Allan Dunnewold
Clymer
Thomas A. O'Brien
Valerie Lynn
Charles Jones
Snyder Circle
Stanley Kasper
George A. Black
Elk Street
Beckwith
Russell Beckwith
East Smith Street
Labor turnover costs run high across industries in New York
Labor turnover burdens firms with training costs and lost productivity as younger workers churn out, while seniority rules keep idle older staff available for recall. The Wolf Management Engineering Co. estimates annual cash losses near one billion dollars, with production gaps often exceeding this in many industries.
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Anl
Wolf Management Engineering Co
Chicago
Turnover Cost in Textile Firms Shifts Labor Mobility
Replies from 768 textile and apparel firms show an average loss of 393 per departing trained employee. The annual turnover in this industry is 90 percent, a figure that burdens firms as they replace skilled workers with green hands and seek ways to cut costs amid foreign competition. Some say mobility keeps the economy flexible and spurs new industries, while others argue it erodes stability and raises training losses.
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America
Await Russian Retreat on Berlin Continues Talks
The Big Four opened week six of Berlin talks with Gromyko easing toward a summit even without Berlin accord. Soviet demands linger over supply lines to East Germany as Western powers weigh limits on West Berlin forces and espionage.
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U.S
Christian A. Herter
Maurice Couve de Murville
Couve de Murville
Gromyko
East Germany
Germany
West Berlin
Unclear Tax Debate Complicates State Budget Fight
Fragmentary notes detail discussions over proposed unemployment and payroll funding in Pennsylvania. Authorities warn midyear revenue shifts could affect leg ister action and funding levels, with lawmakers and advocates pressing for final decisions amid political maneuvering.
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