Tractor overturn rescue at Marporcrest farm
A farmer, Reinhold Kilns, was pinned under a tractor after it hit a hole and overturned. Arthur Berry freed him, and Kilns suffered no serious injuries. he was not hospitalized. The report also notes seven area motorists had driving privileges suspended by the Bureau of Highway Safety for offenses ranging from improper passing to driving without a license. Local events include a YMCA summer camp info session with Camp Sherwin director William Lander, and several hospital admissions and legal notices.
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Reinhold
Corry
Union City
Bureau of Highway
George D. Burk
East South Street
William L. Haeneh
West Prederick Street
Donald L. Siyers
Pisst Avenue
Cory
William 1 .Thomas
James Andrews
South Main Street
Richard F. Durning
R. D
Rexford Sooty
D.y
YMCA
William Lander
Sherwin
Lake Erie
Lander
Pine
ATI
Living Costs Rise in April Passing Previous High
The Labor Department reports a 0.4 percent April rise in living costs to a new peak, led by higher food prices due to poor spring growing conditions. The consumer price index hits 126.2, up 1.9 percent from a year ago, triggering raises for nearly 1 million auto and farm equipment workers under union contracts.
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Labor Department
Department
Westinghouse Elecric Manufacturing Co
Mower the Merrier
In Santa Barbara Mrs. Orville E Brady was sentenced to 16 days in jail for mowing the lawn with a power mower at 830 am A neighbor Mrs Howard Paull complained saying the noise disturbed residents Brady said she feared her husband who has a heart condition if she did not mow as ordered by him
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Orville E. Brady
Howard Paull
Corry Ared High School Names Co Salutatorians At Commencement
Corry Ared High School will hold its first co salutatorians at the annual commencement next Wednesday evening. Patricia Any Zajac is named second salutatorian, correcting an earlier error that listed Michael McLaughlin as valedictorian and Ardeth Bull as second salutatorian. Leo Strauss of Aero Supply will give the featured address.
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Corry Ared High School
Patricia Any Zajac
Steve Zajac
Howard J. Sheen
Michael McLaughlin
Yale
Ardeth Bull
Post Office Warns of Stolen Money Orders
The Newborn Georgia post office reports stolen money orders numbers 6-91,266,950 to 6-91,267,000 and 6-02,627,001 to 6-92,627,900, plus the money order stamp and control stamps. Four orders were passed in Winston Salem North Carolina on May 18 by two white men using the names Louie R. Tatum and Frank Wilson. Postmaster James P. Sullivan and the Corry Chamber of Commerce urge people with these money orders to preserve them and contact police.
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Coly
Wwe
Tns
Newborn
Winston , Salem
N. C
Louie R. ‘Tatum
Frank Wilson
James P. Sullivan
Corry
Publisher Clarence Frey of Logan Banner Dies
Clarence Hunter Frey 65 publisher of the Logan Banner and part owner of a local radio station died yesterday in Logan West Virginia. He helped guide the paper and station shaping local news coverage and community service over several decades.
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LOGAN
W. Va
Clarence Hunter Frey
The
Logan Banner
Nixon Assured Of Nomination With 686 Votes
Nixon moves solidly toward the GOP nomination with 686 votes as Tennessee and Florida delegates push his tally past two thirds. Uncommitted and other candidates trail as delegate selections continue in Illinois and other states.
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Nixon
Butler Attacks Ike Policy Toward Reds in News Conference
Democratic National Chairman Paul Butler accused the Eisenhower administration of being too soft on the Soviet Union, saying the approach amounted to unwitting reliance on the Soviets. He spoke after Florida Gov. Leroy Collins was chosen as permanent convention chair, with Sen. Frank Church named keynote speaker. Kennedy, Stevenson, and Johnson figures among delegates, with Humphrey needing 76 votes to secure the nomination.
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Paul M. Butler
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
White House
James C. Hagerty
Butler
Washington
Leroy Collins
Florida
Sen
Frank Church
Idaho
Los Angeles
Collins
Church
Senate
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