Fourteen Die In State In Weekend Accidents
A weekend of accidents in Pennsylvania claimed fourteen lives while two others were missing and presumed drowned. Among the dead were Russell Chamberlain and Robert Slingland near Mansfield, and Philip Smith of Mansfield, after a routine license check led to a crash. Drownings included Patricia Btranko of Scranton and Ralph Metzer of Martinsburg, with two more missing in waterways near Harrisburg and Wormleysburg. Additional fatalities occurred statewide from various crashes, including a child near Paoli and a man near Sayre. The report notes warnings to drivers to slow down before tragic outcomes.
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Pennsylvania
Mansfield
Russell Chamberlain
Mainesburg
Robert W. Slingland
R. D
Philip Smith
Elmira
Patricia Btranko
Scranton
Ralph B. Metzer
Martinsburg
W. Va
Akens Beach
Metzer
Red Run Park
Waynesboro
Paul M. Bouder
Carlisle R. D
George Oxley
Wormleysburg
Bouder
Louise
Susquehanna
Harrisburg
Oxley
Charles W. Perkins
Willstown
Paoli
J. Alvin Guyer
Towanda
Sayre
Bernard Badowski
Lansford
Thomas Claytor
Spring House
Montgomery County
Whitemarsh
Harold Cuppett
A. D
Mans Choice
Bedford County
Coaldale
Mary Fetter
Elizabethtown
Luther
New York
Robert W. Slinglund
Harold Harris
Jacksonville
Fis
Abe Willow Grove Naval Air Station
Donges Brant
Somerset
Judith G. Koffman
Eric
Milford
Britain and United States tune economy to export boost
England tightens money to spur exports while the United States eases financing to boost demand. Britain raises its rate to 6 percent and tightens consumer credit to curb imports, aiming to lift exports as UK trade declines. The U S lowers rates for banks to spur lending and drive export growth, with government support for markets and investment abroad. Cross country capital flows and gold reserves loom as investors weigh where to park funds.
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New York
England
United States
John Bull
Federal Reserve
Bank of England
U. S
Fed
Threadneedle
Britain
America
Mak
Washington
London
U. S. Treasury
Japan
West Germany
France
Belgium
Bonn
World currency tensions ripple through markets
Foreign funds flood Germany and push the mark toward debate over a possible rise in value from 4.20 to the dollar. Adenauer denies such reports as investors in the United States England and West Germany juggle money, influencing inflation, trade competition and global deals.
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Adenauer
United States
England
West Germany
Reid W Range Dies In Hospital
Crawford County native Reid W Range a retired farmer died after a short illness at Union City Memorial Hospital. He married Rose Porter who preceded him. surviving are two daughters Mrs Florence L Neil and Mrs Floyd Tarbell two step daughters Mrs Joe Hoffman and Mrs Marie Morton. he was predeceased by a son Carlton P Range. Friends may call at Glenn Funeral Home Union City with services at 2 p m tomorrow. Interment in Chapinville Cemetery Crawford County.
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Ecg Wange
Valor City
Union City Memorial Hospital
Crawford County
Range
Rose Porter
Florence L. Neil
Duarte
Calif
Floyd Tarbell
R. D
Union City
Joe Hoffman
Erie
Marie Morton
Downey
Carlton P. Range
Glenn
Chapinville Cemetery
Typhoon Olive Slams Luzon Killing Dozens
Nearly 100 people reported dead and several hundred missing as Typhoon Olive battered Manila and Luzon with 80 mph winds. The storm paralyzed Manila, a city of about two million, then moved northwest across the island into the China Sea.
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Manila
Olive
Luzon
China Sea
Births Reported Across Local Hospitals
A series of birth notices list a son born to Vernier Swanson of Union City at Garry Memorial Hospital. a son to Stanley Woloses of R. D. 1 at Corey Memorial Hospital. a son to Daniel Nadolny of Spartansburg at Cory Memorial. a son to Ray Wickwire of Columbus at Cory Memorial. a daughter to Malcolm McGinnis of 516 East South Street. a son to Thomas McGuire of B.D. 2 Union City. and a daughter to Joseph Kleszcowski of B.D. 1 Union City at Union City Memorial Hospital.
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Vernier £. Swanson
Union City
Garry Memorial Hospital
Corey Memorial Hospital
Stanley Woloses
Corry Memorial Hospital
Daniel Nadolny
Spartansburg
Ray Wickwire
Columbus
Corry Memoria Hospital
A Dauzhter
Malcolm McGinnis
East South Street
Union City Memorial Hospital
Thomas McGuire
B.D. 2
Joseph Kleszcowski
B.D. 1
Lawrence To Decide On Spending Cuts In 1961-62
Secretary of administration Kurtzman disputes claims the Assembly remains in session to mask financial skullduggery. He cites auto dealers reporting uncleared April checks for 4 percent tax, dispelling rumors of withheld credits for pay raises or a 10 percent payroll cut. An executive order directs department heads to trim spending. hiring will pause where vacancies occur or replacements offered at lower salaries.
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Assembly
Kurtzman
Lawrence
Kurtaman
Hal Boyle's American Laments on Life and Time
New York AP summary notes Things a columnist might never know if he didn't open his mail. Scientists say days lengthen by a fraction of a second each year. U S divorce rate cited as 2.2 per thousand. Epimenides a poet in Crete lived in a cave 57 years. Stonewall Jackson feared paralysis. Wildflowers guide riches. California poppy near copper, loco near uranium, violets near zinc. Notables on progress and end goals. Andrew Johnson once a tailor. trivia about WW2 president. Andy Griffith quips on girls and answers. Prosperity note on American women spending heavily on cosmetics. Samuel Johnson quote on secrets and truth.
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New York
United States
Epimenides
Crete
B.C
Stonewall Jackson
California
John Jacob Astor
Harry 5
Truman
Andrew Johnson
Tennessee
Andy Griffith
Samuel Johnson
Fragmented fragmentary note on Emerson and a shrine
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions Ralph Waldo Emerson and a vague discussion of enthusiasm and triumph. Names and context are unclear, with scattered phrases about graves and boredom. No clear event, date, or place present to define a cohesive news piece.
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Naeteh
Trenttones
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Man Hurls Stones at Cars Is Jailed by Police
State Police at the Warren Substation picked up a man on Route 27 between Garrahl and Pittyfield after he hurled stones at passing cars. The suspect, Tim Hot learn ey, was jailed in Warren as officers weigh charges or possible referral to Warren State Hospital. He reportedly chipped a windshield, and police have received several complaints about the stone thrower.
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Warren
Garrahl
Pittyfield
Tim
Warren State Hospital
Hot Learney
Corry Sud
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