Girl Scouts Week Event At Columbus Town Hall
The Columbus and Spring Creek Girl Scouts met Saturday afternoon for an international meet in celebration of Girl Scout Week. Intermediate Scouts opened with a flag ceremony, Brownies sang, and a German themed talk by Germ ex exchange student Carolyn Brundae Volker Gempt followed. Troops contributed to the Juliette Low World Friendship Fund and refreshments featured cookies from many lands. Several troops and leaders participated including Intermediates No. 8 and 54 and Brownies Nos. 9 68 86.
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Columbus
Sprine Creek
Columbus Town Hall
Aelias
Walter Gordon
Neishborhood
Marte Sekeruk
Linda Jewell
Kathy Christensen
Spring Creek
Carolyn Brundae Volker Gempt
Germ
Hown
Germany
Juliette Low
Herbert Heidler
Waller Gordon
Donald Sher
Man
Gerald Brant
Jor
Dan Christensen
Feder
Albert Pox
Ieadee
Neighborhood Club Meets at Clark Home
Mrs Naomi Clark hosted the Neighborhood Club on Saturday evening at her West Frederick Street home. Members played games, with awards to Miss Marie Adam and Mrs Edna Williams, who also received the door prize. The next meeting is planned for April with Mrs Lyle Shrein of Essex Street. A salad lunch with rolls pie coffee and tea was served.
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Neighborhood Club
Clark Home
Naomi Clark
West Prederick Street
Marie Adam
Edna Williams
Refreshments After Corry Talent Show
After the Corry Area High talent show in the school auditorium at 8 PM and sponsored by the Corry Area Parents Teacher Association, refreshments of songwiches cookies and coffee will be sold in the cafeteria to benefit the student organ fund and the junior senior Post Prom Party.
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Corry Area
Births Reported at Corry Memorial Hospital
A son for Mr and Mrs Harold Sphin of Clymer born Saturday morning and a daughter for Dr and Mrs Joan Brown born early yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital. The Brown child arrived at 1001 North Center Street.
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Harold Sphin
Clymer
Corry Memorial Hospital
T Corry Memorial Hospital
Joan Brown
North Center Street
Annual Party at Local BPOE Lodge Draws 209 Ladies
Approximately 209 ladies attended the Ladies Cocktail Party at the Bik's Lodge on Saturday afternoon. Music was provided by Mrs. Pord Winner of Warren. A tuxedoed committee hosted the event with Edward coaching the group music. A silver buffet began at o'clock followed by dinner served by Mrs Else Roof and staff. Dancing lasted from 10 pm to Pa m by Ford Winner and his orchestra. Alfred J. Morrison Jr was in charge.
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Bik's Lodge
Pord Winner
Warren
Edward
Else Roof
Surprise party honors Mr and Mrs W Mitchell
A surprise birthday party was held Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs William W Mitchell Sr of West Spring Creek. Guests played 500 and shared birthday cake sandwiches salad and coffee in a festive, intimate gathering noting both birthdays during the past week. Local press coverage includes Eleanor Roosevelt urging immediate submission of the Berlin crisis to the United Nations for further exploration.
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Willian Wineries Sr
West Spring Creek
Washington
Eleanor Roosevelt
Berlin
United Nations
Jury Continues West Pa Probe Under Federal Grand Jury
The West Pennsylvania investigation enters a second month with federal grand jury activity. U S Attorney Hubert T. Teitelbaum said testimony from Erie, Jobstown, New Exposington and other communities has broadened the scope. Over 60 witnesses were questioned in January. no indictments have been returned yet.
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Wester Pennsylvania
Federal Grand Jury
Hubert T. Teitelbaum
Jury Deliberates in Mrs. Duncan Murder Case
In Ventura Catt Jabi The murder trial of Elizabeth Duncan ends with an eight woman jury hearing judge Charles F Blackstock's instructions. The state accusesMrs Duncan, 54, of hiring two men to kill her son Frank's pregnant bride Olga amid jealousy. The defense counters a ransom plot by Baldonado and Moya, who testified they killed Olga after kidnapping her.
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Ventura
Catt
Jabi
Elizabeth Duncan
Mrs. Duncan
Superior Court
Charles F. Blackstock
Syrian charges of Iraqi border violation deepen Nasser Kassem feud
In Damascus AP reports a new U A R accusation that Iraqi troops crossed the Syrian frontier near Talhamar and attacked guards. Nasser vows uprisings continue against Kassem as Cairo proclaims Arabs must aid in toppling the regime. In Baghdad leftists urge arming the people and purging officials amid student protests.
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Damascus
Syria
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Abdel Karim Kassem
Acros
Nasser
Baghdad
Kassem
Arsh
Caira
Cairo University
Middle East
National Union
U.A.R
Talhamar
Gentral
Imat
Ua.r
Iagi
Hamoudiya
Cairo
Mosul
Stan Carter
Coach Hit By Shot Succumbs After High School Injury
Louis Finn, 40, head coach at Pacific High School, died after a 12 pound shot struck him in the head during a warmup toss by an 18 year old senior. He had been in a coma since Friday. The incident occurred on school grounds as Finn walked across the field.
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Ban Sem Aswlmu
Vain
Louis Finn
Pacific High School
Finn
Threats to Labor Prober Raise Security Concerns
Senator Kennedy testified before the Senate Labor Management Committee about anonymous threats reported to target his six children. The FBI reportedly warned Kennedy but no immediate protective steps were requested. The hearing also followed an acid-throwing attack on labor reporter Victor Riesel, which had sparked earlier scrutiny of racketeering amid the hearings.
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Waolington
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate Labor Management
FBI
New York Labor
Victor Riesel
Tabor
Noted Sculptor Di London Dies at 65 in London
David Evans, a noted sculptor aged 65 renowned for the Gog and Mujoy giants that grace London's Nis pre Guildhall, died Saturday. The obituary notes his contributions to public art and his long career in sculpture.
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DI London
David Evans
Wulptor
Gog and
Mujoy
London
Nis Pre Guildhall
The Uplifted Saviour Lenten Meditation Read
A religious meditation echoes Calvary’s meaning with focus on the lifted saviour and Christ’s works. The text references biblical scenes, the centurion, and prophetic fulfillment, urging readers to seek faith and obedience as the true path beyond dreams.
Reds Gain In France Final Elections
In France many municipalities completed two round elections under a new system. The Communists expanded in Paris suburbs and gained seats in the Seine Department, capturing 51 of 150 council seats. Pro communist strength rose nationwide with 160 seats won versus 155 in 1954. Local issues and personalities dominated campaigns as Pineau failed to win a seat in Le Mans.
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Reds
Seine
Communista
France
Municijpal
Christian Pineau
le Mans
Pineau
Income Tax Return Methods Clarified For Filers
The article explains who must file a tax return and the income thresholds. It notes that taxpayers with taxable income of $1,200 or more in a year must file, even if no tax is owed, and that self employment earnings of $400 or more require a return and self employment tax. It cites examples and mentions special cases for dependents and withheld amounts.
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Tom Rae
Dan
Owen
Ollie
Taxable and non taxable income items in a pension report
The article lists various income types including wages salaries rents interest on savings accounts bonds and dividends while noting certain items like social security unemployment benefits and veterans benefits may be taxable or non taxable. It mentions income from property sales unions profits and severance pay and references disability and pension payments for veterans.
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Hinoney
Honda
Jowaneey Fa
Armed Forces
Veterans Administration
Elder couple wed in quiet church ceremony
Mitchell and Thomas McKnight were married yesterday in a small church ceremony. The bride is 90 and the groom 85, both settling back at home with flowers from friends as they begin life together after many decades apart.
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Mitchell
Thomas McKnight
Teen dies after being struck by truck in Johnstown
Martin Naugle, 16, of Johnstown died from injuries after being struck by an 8 track while attempting to cross Route 6 on Saturday. The accident occurred in Johnstown, and authorities reported the youth succumbed yesterday to his injuries.
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Johnstown
Martin Naugle
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