Quiz on memory and history a puzzle for readers
A playful, multi question challenge invites readers to score themselves from genius to poor. Questions cover state representation, turpentine classification, marimba, Communist Manifesto language, a quotation, author of Flings blood Royal, Byrnes successor, Dutch speech, Austri an monk on heredity, and Webster reference. Includes note on steel making and iron ore sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene O. Millikin
U. S. Senate
James F. Byrnes
Mrs Sigrid C Sheldon Former Corryite Dies
Mrs Sigrid C Sheldon long illness ended with death Friday at St Luke s Hospital New York City Born 1879 in Clermont Pennsylvania she lived in Bradford Mt Jewett and Corry prior to moving to New York Her funeral was held yesterday at All Angels Church with burial at Linden Nod
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Nave Reveigea Wo ‘Rom
Marion
Thompson
Westy
New York City
Sigrid Carlson
St. Luke's Hospital
Frank Sheldon
Bradford
Local mail carrier injured, confined at home
Robert Waye A Wolford, a local mail carrier, is confined to his East Main Street home after a fall on Westchurch Street while on duty. He twisted ligaments in his right leg and will be incapacitated for several days. The Dial, a school paper from St. Edwards, debuts with news, cartoons, and school activities. Police escorted gypsies from the city on South Center Street as they reportedly attempted a scam before moving toward Roosevelt highway. The Corry Woman's Club Junior Department sponsored a stylish fashion display at the Masonic Temple, drawing over 900 attendees. Municipal needs more vegetables for the mullligan serving transients at the police station. current supply is exhausted and relief is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert, Wolford
East Main Street
Westchurch Street
John D. Flanigan
Leon Brown
Wanderers
Roosevelt Highway
Corry Woman's Club
East Ladies
Masonic Temple
Carrico to be buried here Thursday
Word has been received on the death of Walter J. Carrico of Atlanta Georgia who died suddenly yesterday morning at his home. The body was taken to H M Patterson and Son Funeral Home for services. Interment will follow in David Curtis Cemetery at Columbus. Friends may call at Bracken-Resting Funeral Home in Corry. Services will be held there Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Carrico
Peachtree Road
Atlanta
H. M. Patterson and Son Funeral Home
Strykors
Lucille Crosby Carrico
Manning Carrico
California
Arnold J. Garrico
Detroit
Corry
David Curtis
Co Stumbus
Solon Blocks Action On Existing Taxes
Solon blocks action on a broad tax package and reports a Senate plan from the Chesterman Committee to cut costs by 100 million dollars per biennium by 1960. The package would extend temporary levies, consolidates agencies, and raise revenue through several taxes including gas line, corporate income, real estate transfer, gross receipts, insurance premiums, and capital stock exemptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Cumberland
Lebanon
Allegheny
Bucks
Lehigh
Montgomery
York
Senate
Chesterman Committee
Health, Welfare and Public Assistance Department
Milk Control Commission
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania's steel capacity hits new national high
Pennsylvania's steel producing capacity stood at 39,351,560 tons as of January 1 1959, the largest among states and topping Ohio by over 10.7 million tons. The gain since 1939 reached 7,101,238 tons, with Pennsylvania accounting for 284 percent of the national total of 117,547,470 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
American Tron and Steel Institute
On Commonwealth
State Planning Board
Pennsylvania Department of Commerce
Ohio
France
United Kingdom
Canada
United
Fall Kills Conley At Armour Plant in Pittsburgh
A 11 year old construction worker James Conley died after a fall from the roof of the Armour and Co plant in Pittsburgh today. The accident occurred during roofing work with other crew members present at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Armour and Co
James Conley
Nameless Secretary General Search Falters at UN
A UN Security Council meeting failed to agree on a successor to Trygve Lie as bitter US Soviet east west tensions persist. Five permanent members United States Britain France Soviet Union and Nationalist China offered no consensus and signaled no breakthrough. If no agreement emerges the issue may wait until the fall assembly session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASE
United Nations
United States
L-nation Security Council
Trygve Lie
U.S
Britain
France
China
Supreme Court Refuses Appeal in Contempt Conviction
Sher man E. Levine of Lawrences County had his appeal denied today by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court in a contempt of court conviction. The ruling ends his challenge to the lower court decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Sherman E. Levine
Lawrences County
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Two Candidates Withdraw From May Primary Race
Two major office candidates officially pulled nominating petitions for the May primary. Atty Jesse Tintiante denied rumors of a third withdrawal while Dan Bennett and Carlo Manigiacina were confirmed as the two who withdrew. Remaining candidates must draw for ballot positions in the County Board of Elections today with designated times for city, borough, and township races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erig
Atty
Jesse Jiulfinte
Judge of Orphans Court
Dan Bennett
Girard
Carlo Manigiacina
City Coarieil
Tintiante
Dudge
Samuel J. Roberts
Board of Elections
County Court House
Also Mentioned on This Page
Russia
Germany
Great Britain
Mesabi
Minnesota
Quebec
Tiberia
Sigrid C. Sheldon
Wayea A
the Dial
St. Edward's School
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Power and Ight
Allentown
Public Ability Commission
Solon
Yan Tem.res
Jaymar
Lie
Selated Press
Edwin R. Erickson
Naat
Buffala
Martin Motor Sales
South St
E. P. Newman
Foster E. Davis & Son
Center St
Dial
Junior
Al’s
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