Local and area notices mix with city events and ads
Pennsylvania railroad traffic slowed by a 37 man maintenance walkout halting freight moves. St. Marys reports a hit and run arrest of a 19 year old, Erie sentences for involuntary manslaughter and burglary, numerous local ads drum up sales and dances. Court actions in Meadville and Corry add to a busy regional notice page.
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Rossbacher Insurance Service
Pennsylvania Railroad
PRR
Franklin Council
Western Pennsylvania Asphalt Paving Co
Western Pennsylvania Asphalt
Corry Bakery
St. Marys
Merry Chase
Stanley J. Hassleman
Carroll's
Pennsylvania
US Labor Department
Washington
Pennsylvania Labor and Industry Department
Harrisburg
Erie
Gar
Gene Dugan
Ann Brie
Cai Aloe
Duit
Mavis
John Dr. Lewis
Pranels E
Lottie Dodge
Corry Moose
Three Aces
George Christoph
Richard Lomax
Dahl Motors
Orly
Stanford
Hose Company
Thehose Rooms
Clarence Mixer
Eric
Samuel Y. Rossiter
Kenneth Kinzig
Dorothy Patterson
Kinzig
Walter Crosby
Sam Andulovos
Samuel ¥. Rossiter
Crosby
Andilovos
Mabel
William Messinger
Hamot Hospital
Erie Ambulance Service
Mossinger
Hettie Mossinger
Mossinyger
Hamat
Turben
Drowning Victim Body Recovered Near Potomac River
Officials recovered the body of James A. Leader, 66, a retired shoe store manager, from about eight feet deep in the Potomac River's south branch after a fishing party spotted a capsized boat. Charles A. Piper, 64, president of Liberty Trust Co. and director of Potomac Edison Co., remains missing. Leader and Piper were prominent Cumberland, Michigan businessmen who had rented the craft.
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Romney, W. Yu
Cumberkind
James A. Leader
Potomac River
Charles A. Piper
Liberty Trust Co
Potomac Edison Co
Here
John Harrison
Leader
Piper
Hospital Admissions And Discharges In Bear Lake Area
At the hospital a list records admissions including Mrs Jordan Christensen and Mrs Keppel Talany from Bear Lake and Centerville. Discharges include Angela younger daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Staskiewicz of Spartensburg and Cynthia daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Ellsworth of Wattsburg. Clifford McCray of Elgin is listed as expired.
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Adolph B. Hamm
Bear Lake
Maurice B. Goodrich
Spring Creek
Joseph Varazsa
Washington Street
Dole
Carl Lindston
Keppel Talany
East Suissive
WP. Larsom
Centerville
Michael
Angela
Edward Staskiewicz
Spartensburg
Marty Sears
East
Park Place
Carl Henton
Center Street
Cynthia
Ralph Ellsworth
Wattsburg
Clifford McCray
Elgin
Area Hospitals Union City Addresses List
A collided OCR fragment lists multiple Union City addresses for individuals including Doris Rang Fred Marka Mrs Paul Peard Minnie Crawford and Mrs George Sammons. Additional entries mention Richard Wolfkiel Maryin Horn Joan Bartholme and Charlene Gray with street details in Wattsburg Waterford and Kearsarge.
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Union City
Doris
Fourth Avenue
Fred Marka
R. D
Howard ‘Roberts
Miles Street
Paul Peard
Wattsburg
Minnie Crawford
Oi City
Visenargea
George Sammons
Putnam Street
Richard Wolfkiel
Centerfleet
Maryin Horn
Joan Bartholme
Third Street
Waterford
Charlene Gray
Davis Avenue
Kearsarge
Funeral notices for Schneider Seamens Mixer McCray and more
Funeral services announced for Richard L. Schneider at Peterson Funeral Home Titusville with burial Woodlawn Cemetery. Frank W. Seamens to be buried Pine Grove Cemetery with calls at Bracken Funeral Home. Clarence L. Mixer to be buried St Thomas Cemetery with Rosary at Bracken. Clifford H. McCray to be buried McCray Cemetery with viewing times at Bracken.
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Seamens
Frank W. Seamens
Bracken Funeral Home
Pine Grove Cemetery
Clarence L. Mixer
St. Thomas Church
3. Thomas
McGray
Bracken
Clifford H. McCray
McCray
Self-Taught Doctor Burchell Dies at Amityville
Dr. Edgar B. Burchell, age 8, noted authority on eye and ear anatomy, died yesterday in Amityville. Despite not finishing high school, he educated himself from borrowed books and became the sole lay fellow of the American Academy of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology.
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Amityville
Edgar B. Burchell
Trade tensions between US and Soviet bloc deepen economic uncertainty
In New York the AP reports rising US Soviet tensions may impact domestic business and foreign trade. Traders weigh defense orders and government procurement shifts while exporters watch growth in trade with Curtain countries. Oil flows from behind the Ton Curtain rise, with Soviets potentially undercutting American oil firms on price to advance policy aims.
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New York
United States
Soviet Union
Paris
Ueron Curtain
Ethiopia
America
Trade and travel links with Soviet Union face shift
Tourists, travel agencies, and airlines report robust interest in visiting the Soviet Union this summer while early cancellations are few. The big question is how relations between the United States and the USSR may evolve and impact American defense spending amid domestic politics and international obligations. The Commerce Department notes licenses granted in early 194? show active engagement in trade cues despite growing policy pressures.
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Soviet Union
Associated Press
Paris
US. Department’ of Commerce
Washington
Ucensex
Senate Races To Override Eisenhower Area Bill Veto
Washington AP reports the Senate plans to vote next week on overriding President Eisenhower’s veto of the 251 million dollar distressed area bill. Majority Leader Lyndon Johnson said the vote will be called Tuesday or the next day. Bills from Scott Van Zandt and Saylor, and from the administration, seek 75 to 80 million in industry loans and public facilities grants, with priority for distressed area projects. Aiming to augment housing agency authorization, the measures would shift funds toward public facilities and technical assistance, while excluding rural low income areas. Export figures compare current quarter totals with 1959 and last year’s final quarter.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Lyndon Johnson
D—Tex
Johnson
Congress
Ajoumn
Hugh Seal JR
James FE
Ven Zandt
John P Saylue JR
Scott-Van Zandt-Saylor
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Barnes & Carrig
Greenville
Thiel College
Hotel Corry
Robert J. Sayer
Buyton R. Laub
Sayer
Bernard Jaglowski
Eric Carol Weber
John Weber
St. Vincent Hospital
Ike
Fyie
Erin Gorski
Ry D. 1
Fairview
Gail Brooklins
Meadville
Brucker
Hockney Brothers
J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Reserve Officers Association
Thurmond
U. S. Army Reserve
Khrushchev
You Henry
LEED
Caery
Ray Tey
THE
RIE Brewing CO
A&b
Diane Sey Siglan
Corry Mc Maria
Jordan Christensen
Eee
Carol Ranh
U.S. Steel
American Steel and Wire
Cleveland
Wien
Central Press
Entertainment Directory
Pittshield Inn
Nat Ueally
Bull
Lo Wan Sane
Cone
First Avenue
West Muir Birvet
Girl Scouts
Concord School
Troop 67
Martha Beckwith
Kathy Upperman
Jack Stahl
Elsie Hunt
Marcia Stall
Lynnette Paulson
Terrain Miles
Donna Slack
Journal Phois
Business Mirror
BPS
Ouse Paint
Oh. K Porter Company
Stan . Pry ~ Plumbing
Europe
Auto Glass
General Auto Repute
Franks Auto Service
Thomas Motors
Tolmdy
At & P.M
Kpano
Birynner
Solomon Axa Su Eba
Ing Vidor
George Sanders
Marisa Pavan
Sina Rat
Ted Amon
Ernest Borgnine
Aguy
Eddie
Johnny Hart
Devin Pat
Nies
Kenti
Morse
John 7
Chasetts
Kennedy
Vision
Symington
Rey
Westphrey de Democrat
Vu Deli Wya
Vlrsity
Walle
Brig. Me
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