Paragraf Two Schedules Farmers Meeting in Erie County
Erie County farmers will attend Paragraf Two meetings on March 19 at 11 am in Wattsboro Grange Hall and March 30 at Edinboro Grange Hall. Speakers include Penn State extension figures Dr. Wayne Hinish and A. E. Cooper. Also notes on local police, charity drives, and community planning accompany the article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County
Willem E. Urash
Avenu
Wattsboro
Edinboro
Wayne Hinish
A. E. Cooper
Pennsylvania State University
Ray Rutkowski of Wattsburg Dies
Ray Rutkowski of Wattsburg died yesterday at Union City Memorial Hospital. He owned and operated a Wattsburg restaurant for many years. Survived by wife Dorothy, daughter Dana Marie, a son Ronnie, his parents, seven brothers and five sisters. Funeral arrangements were pending at Musser Funeral Home in Union City.
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Map Omujumses Uy
Pittsburgh
Edward
Waterford
Ann Wena
Bertha Rutkowski
Thelma Laurynberg
Florence Rutkowski
Erle
Trene Lewandowski
Harborcreek
Musser
Union City
Warmth and Rain Expected Across Eastern United States
Strong warm air from the Great Lakes to the middle Gulf Coast will rise temperatures. An active low pressure area triggers thundershowers and strong winds from the central country toward the Mississippi Valley. Expect considerable cloudiness with showers from the Great Lakes to the Gulf and across the central and southern plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes
Middle Gulf Coast
Mississippi Valley
Gulf
Plains
Dakotas
Plains States
Chimp Betsy Sells Abstract Paintings At Public Sale
Betsy the chimp painted with hands and tongue and sold pictures in Baltimore. Receipts total 145 dollars with high prices up to 60 dollars each. Zoo director Arthur Watson notes growing inquiries and hopes to raise about 600 dollars to buy Betsy a mate and support other animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee Elsy
Betsy
Zoo
Arthur Watson
Betay
Watson
Art Museum
Court Holds To UAW Charge
The Supreme Court reinstated a 6 3 indictment finding the United Automobile Workers violated federal law by funding a televised political broadcast from the union general fund. The Detroit station WIBR TV carried the ads for congressional candidates. Justice Douglas dissented with Justices Warren and Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
United Automobile Workers
General Fund
Stallion
Wibr-Tv
Detroit
Congress
Frank A. Picard
Justice Department
District Court
Frankfurter
Reed
Bur~ton
Clark
Harlan
Brennan
Douglas
Warreno
Juistice
Cameraman Held For Contempt In Courtroom Corridor
Judge John Rudd held Tampa TV cameraman Jack Murphy in contempt for refusing to destroy film taken outside the City Court. Murphy, of WIVT, was fined 100 dollars or 30 days in jail, plus a one hour jail term to test the court’s authority to bar pictures in the corridor. Carlton sought a writ of habeas corpus to free Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rudd
Jack Murphy
Rudd
Murphy
Tampa
WIVT
Doyle
Carlton
Muphy
Tal Johnssee
NineYearOld Linda Foster Dies in Wattsburg Area
Funeral services for Linda Foster a nine year old girl who died Saturday at Ramot Hospital Evie will be held Wednesday at 230 p.m. She was the daughter of Merle and the late Foster of FR 1 Wattsburg. She is survived by her parents one brother Fred a sister Rebecca Jean maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Ross G Thompson of North East paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs FM Foster R D 1 Wattsburg maternal great grandmother Mrs Elizabeth Howard of RD 1 Wattsburg and paternal great grandfather James T Thompson of Builipsville. Friends may call at Musser Funeral Home Union City and attend the services Wednesday Elder M Spencer with Elder A G Nell of the Seventh Day Adventist Church will officiate Burial will be in the Lowville Cemetery.
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Langa
Foster
Ramot Hospital
Evie
Merle Foster
FR. D. 1
Watts Burs
Fred
Rebecca Jean
Ross G Thompson
North East
Wattsburg
Erizabeth, Howard
R. D
James T. Thompson
Buillipsville
Musser
Union City
Elder & M. Spencer
A. G Nell
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Lowville Cemetery
West Rejects Red Four-Power Middle East Bid
Washington reports that the United States Britain and France rejected a Russian proposal for a four power declaration on the Middle East. The Western powers sent separate but similar notes to the Soviet Foreign Ministry in Moscow in reply to the request about a month ago.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Middle East
Moscow
Man Faces Hearing After Forcing Way Into Auto
Honey Davis, 28, of Homewood section, faces a hearing tonight on armed robbery and firearms charges after forcing his way into the auto of Mrs Lillian Hershman in McKees Rocks and threatening her with a gun. He was arrested Saturday night near the McKees Rocks police station while fleeing the car with Mrs Hershman, who screamed. Davis was questioned by Pittsburgh detectives in connection with the abduction of Mrs Mario Maazel and Mrs Ruth Vernam and faces further questioning.
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Pe Eamurcaecedt
Honey
Davis
Homewood
McKtes Rocks
Burgess
Davie Hershman
McKees Rocks
Lillian Hershman
Alice Rennekamp
Burgess Hershman
Hershman
Pittsburgh
Mario Maazel
Pittburgh
Ruth Vernam
New Kensington
Beck Says He'll Comply In Probe In Recess
Hearings paused as Beck returns to face inquiry into union fund use for personal bills and tenant activities. Sen McClellan signals readiness for Beck to contact the committee, while counsel urges prompt delivery of personal financial records. Portland Mayor Schrunk to take a lie detector test over bribery denial as hearings resume Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beck
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
4 Newsman
Robert F.kennedly
Portland
Terry D. Schrunk
Secret Service
Schrunk
Multnomah County
Harbor search for body of rich widow ends in mystery
Acapulco Harbor teams searched for a floating body thought to be Edith Hallock 69 and her companion Joseph Michel 70. Police said a tourist agent Lille Fenton 32 and unemployed boatman Daniel Rius Osuna 18 confessed to beating and robbing the pair of 3000000 and jewelry before dumping bodies at sea. Rough seas hindered recovery. later notes reference a basketball origin in 1891.
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Searullu
Menu Cy
Acapulco Harbor
Brooklyn
New” York
Edith Hallock
Joseph A. Michel
Lille Fenton
Daniel Rius Osuna
Caliphe
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Robert Beagle
Corry Memorial Hospital
State Armory
Meadville
Crawford County
Meadsville
United Fund
James Sharp
Pittafield
Erie Hamot Hospital
Tee
Titusville
Grand Valley
Clarence R. Bertver
Garrison Brady
Axel E. Jackson
Warren
Claytor H Hunt
Sportansburg
Avold
Jackson
Ol Creek Beagle Club
The
Elks
Ellwood City
Donald Nantes
Corry
Wantes
J. Donald Watson
Stahl Jewelers
North Center Street
Ollie Meeiintock
Merton Bayle
Norman Conklin
Bring Creek
Richard A. Smitty
Shirley E Minnet
Boll of Carry
Erie County Court
Leslie
Mike Lite Shoe Rralr
West Main Street
Samuel Roberta
Chet Artes Drake
Pennsylvania
Highway Department
New York
Midatlantic
West Virginia
State Commerce Department
Oil City Redevelopment Authority
East End
van Zandt
R-Pa
House
Fogle Lumber Co
Wranklin St
Corry, Pa
Ray Rutkowski
Chimp
Baltimore
Remington
ALL Star Line
John Deere
Deering
Paul’s Hardware & Service
E. Main ST
Sales and Service Corry
Linda Foster
James Naismith
Sprinerfield, Mass
Phonograph Records
Slocum’s Electronics
Se TV Davis
RCA
Davis Radio
Television — Appliances
the National Bank of Corry
Eula
Hawaii
G.pontpald
NEW
South Center Street
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