Local notices and plans mix across Union City and Washington
Fragments show names and addresses for admissions and discharges at Union City hospitals and clinics. Mentions of delegates and a news conference, with potential Bethlehem Steel at Sparrows Point visit and a space center tour plan. Titov’s travel schedule includes Seattle and San Francisco en route home.
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UNION_CITY
Katherine Cooney
South Street
Union City
Rodney—Clark
Prospect Street
Bhien City
Bonnie-Megat
Mae Baldwin
Mesdville
Theodor Cambridge Springs
Cynthia Bennett
Fifth Avenue
Charles Blakeslee
Second Avenue
Itoy
Iby Jamison Ie
Fife
Baltimore
Bethlehem Steel Co
Bparrows Point
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Titov
U.S. Space Center
Washington
Titov Arrives in U S for Three Day Visit
Soviet cosmonaut Gherman Titov arrives for a three day U S visit guided by astronaut John Glenn Jr. Titov and wife Tashara will tour Washington's landmarks, attend a reception with Vice President Johnson, and present papers at a space science meeting. Titov may visit the White House and Congress. Glenn will accompany Titov for sightseeing and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gherman Titov
U.S
John H. Glenn Jr
Tashara
Andrews
Tito Wil
Titoy
Titov
United States
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kennedy
White House
Gienn
Congress
Smithsonian Institution
Monument
Lincoln
Memorial
Memorial and Other Tourist Attractions. —— Later, “Titov
Sefific
Glenn
Margaret's Going Home to What: Tragedy in Galveston Bay
A fragmentary reading tells of Margaret Rhizabelis Smithi and Raymonnt H. Henry surviving a Galveston Bay drowning disaster that claimed eight others in an old boat after a wave from a passing ship capsized it. Relatives from Arlington and Dallas visited, while caretaking plans for Margaret remained unsettled.
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Minh Charles
Smith
Nancy Ray
Henry
Marguret
George M. Flemine
Phermania
Ade
Mie Tol Marcaret
Guy Smith
Belts “Gall
Smitti
Charles
Tian Tatkade
Ae Parelite
Kline
Hee
Tiel
Tinder
Anarilto
Dallas
Mawar
Dursday
Ednar Amanito
Smiths
Hire Police Record Clerk Amid City Reshuffle
A city government lures a new hire for the police records and reports supervisor post. The backfilled role supports the detective division, aiding Chief Radaker and the pending reorganization to enhance records management and future moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Pianists
Zmysiinski
Aetov
Te- Wil
George Radaker
Rumbas Man Killed in Road Accident Near Chambersburg
Police report Ralph Rumbas of Pavatteville in 1 County was killed in a highway wreck. The accident occurred around 2 a.m. in Chambersburg Hospital area as rain fell and emergency crews responded.
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Chambersburg
Ralph Rumbas
Pavatteville
Sta
Chambersvire Hospital
Tallectoll
Gov't May Get Broader Powers in Rail and Airline Disputes
Government may expand powers to cover rail and airline disputes under emergency procedures. The plan could apply to only parts of the industry if practicable, moving away from general application across all sectors. The current system relying on employers final offers would be removed, and workers would not vote on such offers. The advisory committee favors a broader government role in emergency bargaining.
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Ford
Althowieg
Rowine
Stichet Orenvernment
Proader
Marble flared shelf with drawers and lining
Store ad notes a marble flared finished shelf with drawers and closet components in various colors. Items priced at regular 33 with discount price 25c. Likely a sale price for a hardware or home goods retailer.
Jamestown School Board approves 1962 63 budget
Jamestown School Board tentatively approves a 5.95 million dollar budget for 1962 63, up 560177 from the current year. Tax rate set at about 12 mills while real estate owners in the district face increases of 22 cents per 1000 assessed valuation. A meeting is scheduled for 7:30 p m to finalize the budget.
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Jamestown
Jamestown Hoard Tor
Fins
Emarsett City School
Tom and Huck Brave Allegheny River Adventure
Tom and Huck, two boys from Warren, attempted a short trip on the Allegheny River. The Warren fire department rescue boat reached the south bank but was not launched. The crew helped the boys to shore after their craft faced swift currents. Fire Chief Fred Mintzer gave them a stern lecture about river dangers.
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Warren
Warren Fire Department
Allegheny River
Fred Mintzer
Judy Garland Tops Nominees in TV Dramatic Acting
Judy Garland leads as top nominee with several rivals including Geraldine Brooks for Call Back Yesterday and Susan Pleshette for Shining Image. Other contenders include Inger Stevens for The Price of Tomatoes and Ethel Waters for Goodnight Sweet Blues, as well as James Donald and Mickey Rooney in Dick Powell Show drama categories.
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Pyperone
Miss Harris
Agaist
Geraldine ‘Brooks
Susan Pleshette
Inger Stevens
Dick Powell
Ethel Waters
Goodnight
James Donald
Victoria
Hamilton Berl “Doyle
Peter Fall
Lee Margin
Alcoa Pre Mniere
Mickey —Rooney
Regina
Casey
Defen
Cee
Prom Party Plans Complete
Mr and Mrs Pat Bachemer and Mr and Mrs Frosten co chairmen along with a long list of local residents including Mr and Mrs Ray Higley and Mr and Mrs Harold Ander egg organized this year’s post prom party. Co chairs for next year include Mr and Mrs Frank Grice and Mr and Mrs Clifford Bulesinkk attend meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Bachemer
Frosten Person
Russell Merritt
Colett Boutwell
John Tucei
Ray Higley
Reade Langhurst
Don Gilas
McEldownty
Pete Dubrosky
Gerti Kowalski
Ann Royek
Harold Anderegg
Alton Dahlstrand
Tom Felton
Harold “Roberts
Robert Johnson
Lester Danner
al Yanasens
Earle Bliley
Frank Grice
Clifford—Bulesinkk
Stray Dogs Threaten Wildlife Across Pennsylvania
Franklin report by James A Brown, supervisor of the Northwest Division, warns stray and uncontrolled dogs pose a rising threat to wildlife. Officers note more complaints yearly as spring arrives, with deer chased onto highways by dogs. Prosecution of violators has occurred, but higher public vigilance is urged. Dogs may not chase game from April 1 to August 1 or without the owner. Gardeners fear health and safety risks and wildlife harm from unrestrained dogs.
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Franklin
Fae Tuee
James
A. Brown
Northwest Division
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Prahklln
Brown
Bank buys new automobile in Milwaukee misprint
The Marshall & Hilery Bank, a major downtown Milwaukee lender, reports purchasing a new automobile. A confusing form letter from the auto maker addressed to “Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Bank” at 790 N. Water St. Wisconsin appeared, prompting questions about the intended recipients and proper usage.
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Mr. & Mrs
Milwaukee
Wis
Marshall & Hilery Bank
Soph
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Bank
Water St
Fragments Readable from A Local Notice
A partial OCR fragment shows numbers and letters jumbled with no clear context. The readable items include stray figures and letters like 416 and I They ed fh e turi suggesting a damaged notice with missing details and no identifiable events or subjects to report.
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