Meadville March drive gathers new Meadville drum corps members
A city drive to recruit new members for the Meadville Thunderbirds Drum and Bugle Corps runs through March, led by Edward Rules since January. The campaign ends April 2, with corps now listing marching and in marching ranks.
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Pollin
Meadville ‘Thunderbirds
Democrats of Meadville
Neows
Edward Rules Jince Renera
Apell
Hospital Report Lists Admits and Discharges in Scranton Area
At The Hospital Report as of 7 am lists a long roster of admitted patients including Kathleen Dennis, 10, and others with addresses in Scranton and nearby towns. Discharges include Lloyd Sample, Helly Preble, and Mrs Barkara Cruel among numerous names. A railroad refrigerator car fire at Erie Railroad facilities caused undetermined damage and was fought by Meadville fire crews for about two and a half hours.
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West Mead Township
Board of Supervisors
Eve
Esso Hall
Hamel Hospital
John August Nuber
August Nuber
Millcreek
Central Station
Davis Hose
Erie Railroad
New York
Meadvville
Fred Carman
Golden Links
First Methodist Church
Howard Loveland
East Main Street
Music Boosters Club
Corry Area
Erie
St. Vincent's Hospital
Veronica Bracks
Crawford County
Kane area eyes new industry expansion in Erie firm
A Kane Area Industrial Development Corporation committee inspected an expanding Erie firm, aiming to establish a unit in Kane with at least 25 local jobs. The talks are in early stages amid publicity of a fast-growing industry in beer ale and soft drinks.
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Kane Area Industrial Development Corporation
Erie
Holgate
F. L. Baressi
Meadville
Mid-Atlantic Snowstorms Strain States Amid Heavy Falls
Snowstorms plagued the mid-Atlantic with near record snow totals in Virginia and traces spreading to West Virginia Maryland and the Washington area. Drifting snow shut about six Virginia schools while Rockies storms moved into Montana the Dakotas and Kansas. Nine inches fell in St Louis with heavy snow warnings reaching the Texas Panhandle.
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Virginia
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Lander
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Montana
Dakotas
Kansas
Texas Panhandle
St. Louis
Mt. Craw~ford
Harrisonburg
Bath County
Shortway Group Forms Divisions for Interstate Route
The Shortway group outlines three divisions with listed counties in Eastern Central and Western regions. Noyes cites completing the road at about 43 miles per year, arguing early completion by 1965 is realistic and would cut up to 100 miles from Chicago to New York City and unlock growth in new territory.
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Deer Head Inn
Kate Tro
Homstead
McKean Co
Budee Charis G. Hubbant
Floyd Wright
Portland Mills
Fuchsia
Lawrence Shawley
Johnsonburg
Titusville Eagles
Eagle Pancake
Ridgway
William Seachrist
Elks
William Spielman
Oif City
Rouseville Recreation Board
Rouseville
Shortway Group
Carbon
Lackawanna
Lehigh
Luzerne
Monroe
Northampton
Schuylkill
Cameron
Centre
Clearfield
Clinton
Oeron
Columbia
Lycoming
Montour
Northumberland
Snyder
Sullivan
Union
Armstrong
Butler
Clarion
Elk
Indiana
Jefferson
Lawrence
Mercer
Venan
Food Industry Bets on Record Sales Amid Recession
New York business leaders forecast year ahead growth in sales and profits across the food sector despite a mild recession. Industry executives from General Mills Kellogg Kraft and Kraft predict strong gains and new plant openings as consumer demand shifts to nutrition and convenience.
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Robert A. Magowan
Safeway Stores
Oakland
Calif
Charles H. Bell
General Mills of
Minneapolis
Lyle C. Rol
Kellorg Co
Battle Greek
Mich
Memphis
Earl R. French
Red L. Foods Corp
Great Neck
Daniel F. Gerber
Gerber Products
Fremont
Ned N. Fleming
Topeka
Run
W. F. Straub
Chicago
C. Clyde Lofts
Kraft Foods
National Dairy Products
Charles G. Mortimer
General Foods
White Plains
N. Y
Jerome S. Neuman
Joseph Martinson
GOP Primary State Complete
The week end developments narrowed the opposition to McGonigle to Harold E. Stassen and William F. Livengood. Frank C. Hilton indicated he was interested in running for lieutenant governor with Stassen. The race centers on whether Stassen will use the Pennsylvania governorship as a stepping stone to higher office. Walker’s second-place selection removes him from the top spot, while Maj. Gen. Daniel B. Strickler withdrew as governor candidate in the name of party unity.
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Harold E. Stassen
Eisenhower
William 5. Livengood
Internal Affairs
Frank C. Hilton
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Stassen
Pennsylvania
Walker
Mel Gonigle
Bloom
Daniel B. Strickler
Strickler
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