Local listings and notices span Rasco area happenings
A tall mix of charges, sales pitches and public notices fills the page. Burglary arraignment for Peter Mysnyk in Meadville. youths held in Elk County court after brewery break in. various local ads for summer bowling leagues, gifts and services. tax and pension figures. open house at Warren State Hospital. construction permits in Jamestown. and many small town notices from Oil City to Corry.
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Rossbacher Insurance Service
Ene
Peter Mysnyk
Lakeview Forge Co
Mysnyk
Robert Kelly
Meadville
Bowl-Aire
Ridgway
James Gulnac Jr
St. Marys
Straud
St.Marys
Gulhae
Elk County Juvenile Court
Flye Rexall Drugs
Oil City
Crawford County
Peter R. Deutsch
Titusville
Lcense
Carroll
Alice Smith
Clarence Vogt
Workmen's Cafe
VFW
Scott
Cherry Hardware
Corry
Robert F. Kent
Capitol
Mowrey’s
Wayne Street
Warren State Hospital
Center Building
Barbato
Jamestown
James A. Hedberg
Dunkirk
Naval Reserve
Charles Welbourn Jr
Third Naval District
Eastern Sea Frontier
Katherine's
Katherine
Erle
Teamsters
Aélinn
Mra
Wile
Tim Feebley
Wegatote Beer Ca
Wmon
Unim
Winion Menthers
Considerab Bial Wes
Oneonta
Olean
Clevland
Mahawk Airlines, Inc
Mabel’s
Joab K. Mahood
Pennsylvania Mille Control Commision
Western Pennsylvania
MIE
Harrisburg
MCC
C. D. of A
Moose Club
Reed
Cragg
L. Daria Logue
Sligo
Clarion County
United Natural Gas Co
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Hospital notes and local notices from the area
Admitted and discharged patients listed for Coty Memorial Hospital with addresses in Padi and Columbus. WCTU rummage sale announced for May 6 and 7 at 110 West Main Street with pickup phone 2 4785. Two missing boys located near a wooded area north of the village: Donald Carnahan and James Cornell. Ike's Sport Shop advertises hip boots at cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCTU
West Main Street
Falconer
Donald Carnahan
Milton
Carnahan
James ‘Cornell
Eugene Cornell
Ike’s Sport Shop
Dinner whistle calls Pendlebury clan to meals
The John Pendlebury family uses a referee style whistle to summon a young boy away from the bal game and into supper, illustrating a playful domestic routine from a past era.
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John Pendlebury
Reds Shoot Down American Plane Incident Sparks Cold War Tensions
Khrushchev accused the United States of dangerous moves after a U S reconnaissance aircraft reportedly crossed into Soviet territory near Lake Van. He warned allies they risk retaliatory blows and claimed Western actions dimmed summit prospects. The premier cited prior incidents including a 1958 downing near the Armenian border and an American crossing on May Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hcommentrom
Lake van
Armenia
U. S
National Aeronautics and Space Administra
Khrushchev
United States
U.S
Soviet Union
Supreme Soviet
Britain
France
Khrushchev Expands Tax Reform and Ruble Revamp
Khrushchev outlines a sweeping tax program to raise wages and abolish income tax for many Soviet workers by 1965. He also proposes a tenfold increase in the ruble's gold value, issuing a new currency with 10 old rubles exchanged for 1 new ruble, aiming to align the ruble with the dollar. The plan includes reshuffling leadership with Kozlov rising to a top Communist Party post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khrustchev
Olr
Khrushchev
Qetaher
Prof Kozlov
Council of Ministers
Kozlov
United States
U.S
Gasoline Flow May Half NY Project Work
New York AP report describes a 15 day underground gasoline flow near the Port Authority complex on Ninth Avenue. Officials fear a gas source miles away or a sewer leak while color and water content vary. Fire risk rising as underground fuel interferes with foundation work on the $19 million site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan
Port of Authority
Prancis G. Carey
William Bannister
Health plan debated as testifies on rising cost
Washington hearings on a proposed health program for seniors face sharp questions from Democrats over its 1.2 billion dollar price tag. The plan would cover hospitalization and medical services for those over 65 with a 24 dollar annual premium, a 250 dollar deductible, and 20 percent of remaining costs, while public welfare recipients would receive services at no cost. States would fund between one third and two thirds of the cost depending on formulas yet to be finalized.
Memorial of Weat erry Hl Fame
Memorial notice honors Weat erry Hl famed recipient for his rights and tribute. Footnotes indicate recognition and lasting impact within the community and local history.
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Mayville
Tn County Court
Robert L. Davis
Miobe
Davis
Marlin-Rockwell Corp. Federal Credit Union
Chautauque
Virginia Washburn
Nathalie Washburn
Chautauqua
Hubert Washburn
Chautauqua Central School
John W.turner
Macko's Market
Main Street
Chaulnnguas
Bpoe No
South Korea
World Alyairs Forum
University of Pittsburgh
Valipoy
Coty Memorial Hospital
Zipporah Miller
Baal Frederick Street
Padi
South Center Street
Joseph V. Washington
Lloyd J. Harvey
R. DB
Nancy
Lyle Thompson
Columbus
Merrill Nichols
Liberty Siveer Mw
West
Robert Sadowski
Columbus Avenue
Gerald LaCrosy
Krystal Sue
Clymer
Albert Wick
Gary
Leon Sickler
Spring Creek
Herman Bleaves
East
Smith Street
William Leaby
Frederick Street
Bob Finley
First Methodist Church
Evangelistic Services
LEED
Coffy
Crazy Man Roberts
Frigidaire
Go., Inc
Roberts
Sherwin-Williams
LE Ene
Sherwin-Williams Aido
Hriss
North Center Street
Flemming
Health Plan Washington
Hal Calan Uestay Wed
Vivi Stan TE Aloes Conessims
James Darren
Duane Eddy and
We Rebels
Erie
Olt Felix
Ag Ty Health
Beo
Erie Cour
Erie City
Gurearly
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