Wool pool collects 23,000 pounds at Titusville station
More than 125 consigners delivered wool to the Pennsylvania Railroad freight station in Titusville. By 4 p m 23,000 pounds were on hand with thousands more pending grading and packing. Wool pool organizer Russell F Molienauer expects the total to approach last year’s 29,000 pounds.
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P.S
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Titusville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Russell F. Molienauer
Crawford County
Corry Armory
Miner Greene
Erie
Joseph Walczak
Kane
Kane Chamber of Commerce
Kane Elks Club
Pennsylvania State Chamber of Commerce
West Penn Power Company
Columbus Avenue
Corry
Internal Revenue
John H. Bingler
Corry Supply and Equipment
West
Washington Street
Frank Figaski
Warren
George Geracimos
Durane
Beneficial Finance to Buy Western Auto Stake
C Wy Caspersen of Beneficial Finance Co announced authorization to purchase about 7,400,000 Western Auto Supply Co shares, roughly 47 percent. Western Auto, a 50 year old chain with 400 company stores and 3,700 franchisees, posted 1959 sales over 265 million and net income of 8.958 million. Beneficial plans a 50 million dollar investment with its 1240 affiliated offices across 44 states, Canada, and one London office.
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Western Auto Wilmington
Del
C. Wy Caspersen
Chattimin
Beneficial Finance Gos
Bogrt
Gireetirs
Benoficial Finance Go
Western Auto Supply Co
Western Auto
New York Stock Exchange
Beneficial Finance Co
Beneficial Finance System
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Canada
One
London
England
Beneficial
Congress Eyes Compromise Defense Bill and Other Actions
Congress signals support for a defense money bill just under 40 billion dollars and expected House approval Friday. The Senate passed a tax extension bill boosting the federal debt limit and extending four billion dollars in taxes for another year. A baseball draft rules reform bill and limited antitrust exemptions remain stalled in committee. Rural mailboxes were damaged by crackers on two roads, a federal offense. one mailbox was blown apart on Buttermilk Hill road and two on Dempseytown road.
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Congress
Senate
House Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Hospital Admits and Discharges Include Local Residents
At The Hospital is unable to summon a physician in emergencies. Admitted are Alonzo L. McIntosh of Sherman, James Maloney of 623 Spring Street, James Hubbard of R.D. 4, Mervyn Nast of East Frederick Street, and infant David, 19 months, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Groters. Discharged are Nancy L. Huntley of RD, Mrs. Boyd Jaggs and son Douglas of 423 West Pleasant Street, Mrs. Dallas Emory and Denise Gall of Clymer, Dell Gates, 15, son of Otis and Mrs. Gates of Clymer, Mrs. Franke Carley of 127 Second Avenue, Mrs. Embert Earle of 352 East Pleasant Street, Mrs. Alfred Swackhamer of RD 3, and Mrs. Ross Dukes of Columbus.
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Alonzo L. McIntosh
Sherman
James Maloney
Spring Street
James Hubbard
R. D
Mervyn M. Nast
East Prederick Street
David
Lester Groters
Clymer
Raymond L. Hicks
Spartinh
Burg
Veron B. Thompson
Columbus
Boyd W. Jaggs
Douglas Boyd
West Pleasant Street
Dallas G. Emory
Denise Gall
Dell
Otis Gates
Franke Carley
Second Avenue
Embert W. Earle
Pleasant Street
Alfred H. Swackhamer
Ross Dukes
Local residents listed for records in Union City area
Mrs Vance Burdick R D 2 Cambridge Springs Mrs Thomas McGuire R D 2 Union City Mrs Wallace Brumagin Waterford Rex Fuller 28 Second Avenue Union City Mrs Glenn Harbaugh R D 3 Union City marked expired
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Union City
Vance Burdick
R. D
Cambridge Springs
Thomas McGuIre
Wallace Brumagin
Waterford
Rex Fuller
Second Avenues
Glenn Harbaugh
Five Stabbed To Death As Man Goes Berserk
Police say a Chicago dishwasher Raimundo Pere Hernandez, 35, killed a woman Maria Gomez Hernandez 25, and her three children Rosita 2 Carmen 4 Emma 6 in separate apartments. He surrendered nearby, admitting jealousy over a former common law wife leaving him for another man. The small knife used was found in his belt.
Nuclear Sub To Fire Missile
The George Washington, first Polaris firing nuclear submarine, arrives Friday to prepare for underwater launches. In July a 28 foot Polaris will be inserted in a vertical launching tube, and the sub will cruise submerged offshore to fire a missile about 1 000 miles down range. Aircraft executive Leon A Swirbul dies at 62 in New York after leading Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp.
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George Washington
Polaris
Theubmarine
Funeral Notice for Rex Puller in Union City
The body of Rex Puller is at Glen Funeral Home in Union City. Friends may call between 2 and 9 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday. The service will be held at the home at a later time.
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Titusville
Thrift Shop
North Center Street
Franklin
Franklin Area Chamber of Commerce
City Planning Commission
Counei
Chamber ‘Board of Directors
Fox Racing
Ike
Cei
Fuller
Rex Puller
The
Glen Funeral
Union City
Trials Delay in Bemis Arson Case
Mayville judge postponed sentencing of Gladys Bemis to review a motion to set aside a second degree arson conviction from March. The adjournment marks the fifth delay as the judge weighs private talks with two of Bemis's sons, key witnesses who say they may change their earlier fire origin accounts from the Findley Lake home blaze on October 8, 1958.
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Mayville
Chautauqua County
Rollin A. Pancher
Gladys Bemis
Fancher
Accidentally fatal gunshot near Lock Haven
Coroner Roy C. Bryerton ruled the death of Meryl T. Stryker, 21, as accidental after a 22 caliber rifle discharged when the weapon toppled while leaning against a ladder. Stryker was struck in the cheek and died Sunday. a younger brother and a third youth were present.
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Lock Haven
Roy C. Bryerton
Meryl
T. Stryker
Stryker
Name Three Co Sparta Schools Open August 29
SPARTANSBURG The Sparta merged schools board set the 1960 61 term with classes starting Monday August 29. They approved staff changes, hired Madeline Van Guilder to elementary, and accepted resignations of Jean Scouten Riceville and Mary Johnson.
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Co Sparta
Spartansburg
Sparta
PSEA
Erle
Ion
Madeline van Guilder
Grand Valley
Jean Scouten
Riceville
Mary Johnson
Johnson
Helen Hutchison Ty Eetirine
James Sul- Linger
Bus Strike Grips New York for Second Day
New York endures a second day of bus worker walkout amid a dispute with Fifth Avenue Coach Co. Workers stopped service on 21 lines, halting about half a million riders. TWU President Michael J. Quill warned the strike could last beyond the Fourth of July weekend unless suspended leaders are reinstated. Some riders shifted to cabs, subways, or city buses while others waited and walked.
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Fifth Avenue Coach Co
Michael J. Quill
Transport Workers Union
Teast Unl
Weir
LMA
Federal payroll shows over two and a half million workers
A congressional survey counts 2 593400 civilian employees on federal payrolls at the end of May, reflecting a vast government workforce.
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Washington
Touny
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Inez
Agnes
Sheffield
Railsoad
Bernell Farnsworth
Jeffres Dahleren
Birle
Edinboro
St. Vincent Hospital
Edinboro Lake
Lorrie McLaughlin
John McLaughlin
SW Uta Ae
Borstorff
Center St
Sears
Erie —Cornet Eighth & State
Beneficial Consumer Discount Co
Beneficial Finance
Consumer Discount Co
Corry Memorial Hospital
Nancy L. Huntley
Vparn
Man
Aircraft Exec
New York
Leon A. Swirbul
Grummart Aircraft Engineering Corp
Robert
Anc Suiers
By Johnny Start
Jacque Veters
Joe Frisina
Richard Lenhart
Roland Putnam
Barney
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America
Firestone
South Center Street
Jim Hammond
ComRy, PA
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