Royal Metal Manufacturing buys Arnot Jamestown unit
Royal Metal Manufacturing Company of New York City has taken over the Arnot Jamestown Division of Aetna Steel Products, becoming the seventh metal furniture chain under Royal. The division’s plants and salon organization were included with no purchase price disclosed, and the operation will be known as Royal Metal Manufacturing Company of Jamestown Fredonia.
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Tamestown
Royal Metal Manufacturing Company, Inc
New York City
Arnot- Jamestown
Aetna Steal Products Company, Inc
Arnot-Jamestown
Royal
James Wwredonia
Fredonia
Harold
Banks
Community notices and local events roundup
Local briefs describe church events at Emmanuel Gaia Lorene Episcopal and Whorlock Community Ald meetings, and a Music Boosters gathering at the high school. Pet control notes cite a crackdown on unleashed dogs damaging shrubbery. Vignettes include Fountainette sundae ads and Crawford County roving registrar plans for the May primary.
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Emmanuel Gaia
Lorene Episcopal Church
Reece
Ginnie
Oil City
Fert
J. Burchfield
Cornplanter
Ald
Merle Patterson
R. D
Kurt Bisley
Satellite Signals Puzzle Probers
Washington AP reports space scientists may take weeks or months to decipher Vanguard satellite signals after it wobbled in its Earth orbit. The 20 inch craft, snubbed February 17 from Cape Canaveral, sent coded data to map clouds around the globe. Batteries died Saturday. the satellite, planned for a decade of operation, no longer transmits.
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Washington
Space Sciensts
National Aeronautics
Ita
Cape Cannyeral
Fin
Onger
Executions in Havana Raise War Crimes Toll
Seven more executed in Havana today, bringing total to 399. Victims include former Batista soldiers and members of ex-Senator Rolando Maxferrer's private army, executed by revolutionary firing squads in a war crime context.
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Havana
Pulgencio Batista
Rolando Maxferrer
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listed in Corry Memorial Report
A hospital report lists admissions and discharges at Corry Memorial Hospital. Names include Mrs Elmer Comber. William Kerstetler. Harry Jewell. R B Corry. Mrs William Coleman. Mrs Samuel Miglioseclo. William Lutten. James Daniels. Mrs Richwed Mould. Mrs Wiliam Conover. Mrs Eugene Smith. Linda Nevogt. Mary Youn. Bear Luke. Richard Creechowalki. Mrs Gerald Lincoln. Martin Cady. Harold Brown. E William. Tracy Jones. Mrs Blinley Komenda. Discharges include Linda 5, Dr Mary Youn, 4-month-old Chir jeuzto, and others.
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Elmer Comber
Third Avenue
William Kerstetler
East Main Street
Harry Jewell
R. B
Corry Jewe BE Brown
Spartansurg Myx
Leater Hepler
Liberty Street
William Coleman
Clarion
Sarmuel Migliseclo
West Pleasant Street
William Lutten
Euelid Street
Vance G. Allen
Wright Street
James
Tnd
James Daniels
Snyder Circle
Richwed Mould
West Church Sheet
Wiliam Conover
Union City
Eugene Smith
R. D. Paul
Raymond Smith
Glyner
Mra
Mary Youn
Bear Luke
Richard
Richard Creechowalki
Sherman Street
Gerald Lincoln
East Washington Altreet
Martin Cady
Clymer Harold Brown
North Center Street
E. William
F Willand Chir Jeuzto
Booth Center Street
Tracy
Mia
Charles Jones
Blinley Komenda
East Maly Street
Peaceful Pickets Mark Kentucky Miners Strike
In Harlan Kentucky AP reports John L Lewis led a 40 mile motorcade by United Mine Workers through the coal region. The union vows no coal will be mined until the 1959 contract, while operators warn the proposed $24.25 daily rate would bankrupt them. The parade began near Evarts, near a 1931 clash that left four deputies dead.
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Harlan, Ky
John Li
Lewis
United Mit
Harlan
UMW
Mont
G. Wash Hall
Evarts
Kentucky
Trade Ab Company
Tipples
Virginia
Hartan
Too Much Mink Moves Seen In East Texas
Texas State Rep. James V. Adams of Mount Pleasant warned that minks running loose in east Texas are a problem. He proposed a bill to permit an open season on fur bearing animals, aiming to curb the excess mink issue.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
James V. Adams
Mount Pleasant
New Lincoln Penny Lopsided Rumors Stir Collectors
Washington AP The new penny is said to be lopsided though still in circulation. Mint director Leland Howard dismissed rumors of design flaws, noting slight rim irregularities common to coins and visible differences exists across denominations.
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Washington
Quanity
Leland Moward
Mint
Abraham Lincoln
Howard
Lincoln
Kennedy Quizzes On Bribe Offers Amid Probe
Senate Labor-Marr iage Committee chief counsel Robert F Kennedy faced questioning over reported bribe attempts for political support to influence testimony. Kennedy said he rejected offers and named few details at a Milwaukee press conference. His brother Senator John F Kennedy, a potential 1960 candidate, noted the most serious bid came from management. The second item reports National Plumbing Fixtures Co rebuilding its Ellwood City plant after a February 7 fire, with about 240 workers employed making bathtubs and sinks.
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Washington
John P. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
McClellan
Ellwood City
National Plumbing Fixtures Co
Wilwood City
Apertion
Girl Rescued After Half Hour Hangs From Well Pipe
Barbara Lawson, 12, of Le Grand Iowa, escaped a fall into an abandoned four foot well on the Lawson farm. She hung onto a rusted pipe for about 40 minutes until Grand volunteer Fireman Fuhrman Parks pulled her to safety. She suffered a skinned knee and slight exposure but was reported in satisfactory condition at home.
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Grand
Iowa
Barman Lawson
Lawson
G. E. Lawson
Barbara
Fuhrman Parks
Perks
Parks
Wafery
State Jobless Total Climbs
The January unemployment rate in Pennsylvania rose to 11 percent of the labor force, per a Pennsylvania State University Business Research Bureau report. While jobless figures increased from last year, state indicators such as factory payrolls, building activity, and department store sales showed improvement. steel production rose 10 percent from December, and consumer prices held steady, though coal output slipped from last year and some power and postal measures lagged forecasts.
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Commonwealth
Pennsylvania State University
Business Research Bureau
Bureau
Federal Reserve District
Wealth and risk in the stock market gain and loss
A New York AP report traces two stock stories. Five GE stock gifts to GE babies born Oct 15 1983 grew from five shares worth 390 dollars to 15 shares worth about 1200 dollars after dividends. The Ford Foundation, using proceeds from a sale of Ford shares, bought 40 diverse stocks for 2.29 million dollars, ending the year valued at 2.46 million with a paper gain of 354 thousand dollars.
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New York
General Electric
Ford Foundaton
Fort Motor
Die
Ford Foundation
Henry Ford
Lenten Meditations by Corry Area Ministers
Rev Richard Hovtetler opens with John 11 on Lazarus sickness and death. The message: anxiety for loved ones grows with illness, faith in Christ endures, and God's power is revealed. Suffering can draw believers closer to the living Christ when He seems distant.
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Richard Hovtetler
John
Mary
Martha
Lazarus
Christ
Sara
Uist
Bethany
God
Pittsburgh Man Dies After 20-Foot Fall At Glass Co Site
Harry Benton, 46, of Pittsburgh, died in Mercy Hospital following injuries from a 20 foot plunge at the Metro Glass Co. project in Washington, Pennsylvania. Benton worked for the Overhead Door Co. of Pittsburgh, which was on the job at the slant.
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Pittsburgh
Harry Benton
Mercy Hospital
Iurses
Metro Glass Co
Washington, Pa
Overhead Door Co
Meany Charges Administration Bill Antilabor
AFL-CIO President George Meany charged the Eisenhower administration with trying to block passage of labor control legislation. He attacked the bill as anti-labor in intent and effect, objecting to provisions on secondary boycotts and certain picketing that would revise the Taft hartley law.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
House Labor
Brandt Rejects Khrushchev Plan In Berlin Stand
West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt rejected Nikita Khrushchev’s proposal to station Soviet troops in West Berlin to guarantee its status as a free city. Allied diplomats termed it a trap or unacceptable in current form but open to negotiations. Khrushchev floated neutral or Big Four troops for West Berlin, drawing cool reception in Bonn and cautious interpretation in London.
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West Berlin
Bonn
Khrushchev
London
Karushchev
Berlin
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