June wedding invitation selection at The Journal
The Journal invites readers planning June weddings to browse over 200 invitation styles at the office. Readers may visit or take the display books home to choose, with a note that selections should be made soon.
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Hospital Admission and Discharge Report Acknowledged
Ab Os a mm today At The Hospital Report lists admitted patients including Mary Jeanne 4 daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Bracken and siblings with addresses. Discharged Daniel 8s son of Mr and Mrs Alun Dunnewold and Danny 6 son of Mr and Mrs Arnold McCarlin among others. A crime note mentions a break in at a west Clarendon county facility and police response.
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Robert Bracken
Clarence Lindstrom
Daniel
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Clymer
Danny
Arnold McCarlin
Ralph Knight
Centerville
Mary Balog
Hatch
Gordon Southwick
Ex Organizer in Kohler Strike Sentenced to Three Years
A former organizer for the United Auto Workers was given a three year term yesterday for his role in the Kohler strike involving non striking Kohler Co employees. The judge did not follow the prosecution plea for probation or for a more lenient sentence.
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River
Chinnen
Delwoit Barteneer
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Lilia
State weighs buying Keystone Ordnance Works surplus sale
The Keystone Ordnance Works near Meadville may be declared surplus as federal agencies assess if any need the 8600 acre site. If deemed surplus the GSA would sell it, with Pennsylvania potentially applying to Interior for a wildlife refuge and the state paying 80 percent of fair market value if approved. The project involves 208 buildings and a 27 million dollar federal investment.
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Action Sought on Kinzua Dam Survey and Senecas’ Reserve
Edward E. O Neill, attorney for the Senecas, undecided on asking the Supreme Court to reconsider its action. Senate move toward a new survey may decide the next step. Senator Ellender may oppose an additional survey. A five million dollar dam appropriation was requested for the year starting July, but Len Eisender expressed doubt. An unused 1.4 million dollar fund remains from prior appropriations. Eisenhower administration advised against new appropriations this year due to ongoing litigation ended by a Supreme Court ruling.
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Eisenhower
Labor Leaders Defend Unions Against Inflation Charges
AFL CIO leaders including Walter Reuther David McDonald and James Carey rejected inflation fault claims. They warned big business wages profits wage war on unions, pledging to push for gains like a shorter work week and resisting perceived backsliding amid tough public sentiment.
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Congress
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General Motors Corp
Presbyterians Name Moderator For Synod of Pennsylvania
Dr. R. Boice Atwell of College Hill Presbyterian Church Beaver Falls was chosen moderator of the Synod of Pennsylvania United Presbyterian Church in the U S A at the opening session of the 78th annual meeting He succeeds Rev Walter L. Moser of Pittsburgh Delegates from 15 Presbyteries totaling 525000 members also named Dr Emerson Ray of Grove City area secretary for evangelism division of national missions He will take duties late this summer with headquarters in Pittsburgh and work on programs across Pennsylvania North Carolina Tennessee Alabama and Mississippi.
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U.S.A
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Trading blocs reshape world market tug between blocs
The United States faces growing competition as blocs form from Europe to Latin America and Africa. The Outer Seven includes Britain, Austria, Switzerland, Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Portugal, eyeing an alliance against the Inner Six. A Stockholm meeting pushes a Trading Association to cut tariffs by 20 percent annually as American business watches closely.
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Europe’s Inner Six Outer Seven seek united trading bloc
Analysts warn the plan could create a tariff barrier against non members, potentially cutting Americans from a growing European market. The long term aim is a barrier-free internal trade zone with a common tariff on external goods, reshaping U S industry and pricing as Europe negotiates differences.
Tojo's Daughté Happy In U. S.
Kimie Tojo the daughter of wartime premier Hideki Tojo says she has no dislike for America after meeting many Americans in Japan. At 27 she visits Seattle with a former college classmate and heads to the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor to study international politics on a scholarship.
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Hideki Tojo
University of Michigan At
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Local Education Awards Highlight Community Figures
Fragmentary OCR notes name Donald, Mrs Fra East South Pennsylvania and Union City, mentioning 1958 awards from Teachers College for community development. References to Kane Ellis, R Edwards, Johnson in Cribs Meadville, and civic service in commerce. Unclear details on roles and dates.
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