City and Vicinity Selection of Reading Invitations
The Journal invites readers to visit or borrow display books to choose wedding and invitation styles. A June wedding focus is noted with over 200 styles and a push to decide soon. The item references local events, liquor board actions, and community updates in a dense, period-voice notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moray Waverly Ft Works
Punesbarute
Dromniyer
Siere Sant
Anid
Piereliey
Moanlejas
Beike Liquor Gentral Board
Warren Courity
Tare Lcennetin
Mary i
Tie Quent
Naliy Aid Dinuederty Apertion
Trinatiner
Stobert Kent
Eliecke
Sama
Journal
Erie
Epelin Water Company
Kane Bovine Gouri
Loreal Worter
Banaria
Fountainette
York
Hospital Admissions and Local News Update
The hospital lists many admissions in Union City and surrounding areas including Mrs Myrtle Weldon and several residents by address. A burglary and shooting incident is reported with police involvement and city officials commenting on unlicensed dogs and local ordinances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Weldon
Union City
Gerald M. Knight
Westy Sith Street
Reid Jackson
Centerville
Clarence J Kuch
Wayne
Sttreet
Clyde Peebles
Marion Street
Garrett Wo Benwink
Martha Lindstrom
R. D
Galiiy
Bedig
Diutiat
Leeatsten
Ty Patron Hobert
Aberin Walia Heteler
Wiliam Fleisier
WIL Aspel
Witidock
Erie
Harris Ford
Pelle
Murry
Hollywoods Bet te Davis plans 10 week Sandburg readings tour
Bet te Davis and Gary Merrill announce a 10 week tour starting October to perform readings from Carl Sandburg in college towns and larger city auditoriums. The couple aims to lure Eastern audiences away from TV with live theatre and bookish events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Bette Davis
Gary Merrill
Gary
Carl Sandburg
Davis
Delinquency Charges Cut for Minors. Simpson Free on Bond
Erle Richard B. Simpson 28 posted $500 bond after waiving a hearing on contributing to delinquency of a minor. Eight other minors had similar charges reduced to disorderly conduct in Alderman Cala brase's hearing. one youth fined $25 for name charge, released if he enlisted in the Armed Forces. Warren riot case left a minor unharmed at Springfield MO facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erle Richard B. Simpson
Merchle Calabrese
Bach
Conta
Shire Police
Warren
Ruby Sperry
Willam Sperry
Federal Prison Medical Center
Springfield
Sperry
Warreaigh School
Cleveland
Tint Steel Co
Pilisbulch
Park Ciy
Fries Duane Wade
Ol City
Cty
Tiebl Gtd
Shanegele Cote
Barkoskie Baby Born in Columbus Avenue Home
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barkoskie of 11 East Columbus Avenue. The father is employed at Gorry Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A Herberg
West Pleasant Street
Maude Pay
Euclid Street
Karen
Marian Nellis
Rod
Mary Stowe
Frank Kurkonicher
Columbus Avenue
Frank Barkoskie
East Columbus Avenue
Gorry Memorial Hospital
Fuchs Bids No Grudge After Imprisonment
Klaus Fuchs said he bears no resentment toward Britain or the West after his nine years in prison for passing atomic secrets to the Soviet Union. The German born scientist planned to join his father in East Germany and gave no definite future plans. He had been freed from a 14 year sentence, stripped of British citizenship, and transported from England to the German Democratic Republic via a Polish airliner. Dr. Emil Fuchs, his father, is a Leipzig theology professor. The report notes Fuchs’s past work with British and American scientists at Harwell and his view on East-West tensions. A separate line mentions Col Edwin Drake drilling the first commercial oil well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuchs
Berlin
Klaus Fuchs
Iron Curtain
England
Soviet Union
East Germany
Germany
Britain
German Democratic Republic
Emil Fuchs
Leipzig
Harwell
GOP Djs Joins Johnson on 1960 Legislative Effort
Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen questioned Senator Lyndon B Johnson's plan to shape Eisenhower’s legislative program. Dirksen doubted Johnson’s trimmed spending would win presidential approval while liberally minded colleagues warned he could deprive the 1960 campaign of issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOP
Jo Rane Volos
Legislafio
Washington
Senate
Lynem B. Johnson
Eisenhower
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Johnson
Dirksen
Johnson defends Democratic bills to avoid vetoes in 1989 campaign
Johnson told the Senate that Democrats were not elected to paralyze government and emphasized avoiding vetoes and enacting legislation over creating political issues for the 1989 campaign. He supported strong development programs even if presidential nullification follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Senate
Lightning Strikes Twice at WAKE Building Fire
A power line at a Wake building was struck by lightning on June 23 1958 starting a fire that disabled the air conditioning system for 10 days. A second bolt hit the same line the next day causing a similar fire. The machinery remains out of commission for 10 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake
N. J
American Insurance Company
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Tirith Hospital
Wildowo
Thomas Heaton
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Philip Elvis
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Niles
Iran
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Frankie B. Corry
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Rebecca
Richard Price
R.D
Angeli
Smith Street
A. N, Goldfinch
BUW
Sherwin-Williams
CC Sainti
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Bette
Erie County Department of Health
J. Fred Kinley
Wwe Howith Department
East Smith Street
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Bries Hugh Dickerson
Wis
Birie
Lee Keyes
Dherson
Greenville
Clement Attlee
Britta
Grove City College
Yeo
Flye Rexall Drugs
R. S. Garfield
Revere
Col
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GO Goliath
Veterans Auto Sales
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