Westfield names new village clerk treasurer and board member
The Westfield Village Board appointed C. L. Happ as village clerk treasurer replacing Joseph Mowson who resigned effective June 1 citing too much work and low pay. Frank Mitch joined the village board to fill the vacancy left by Trustee Taylor Card who moved out of the village. Memorial Day events announced include a pool opening at Burgess Park in Titusville and a memorial day smorgasbord at Spartansburg Methodist Church with prices.
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Westfield
Westfield Village Board
C. L. Happ
Treasure
Joseph Mowson
Frank Mitch
Yaedney
Taylor Card
F. L. Baressi
Titusville
Dick Kraffert
Burgess Park
Wolwart Myer
Lst
Spartansburg Methodist Church
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Mowrey
Mowrey's
Wayne Street
Aso
At The Hospital Report From Cony Hospital Today
Report compiled as of 7 a m. lists admitted and discharged patients from various towns and streets. Names include La Vern Hamilton Mrs. Robert Blakely Mrs. Donald Eshelman and son Quane Ray Mrs. George Montgomery Mrs. Charlotte Kinney Mrs. Zenobia Silvis Mia Mourlon John Jackson Oliver Whitney Luann Brockton Union City Warren Monnis Spartansburg Mrs Harold Besson William Vadaviot Harry Ganttke Richard Ladd and others. Includes note of inability to summon a physician in case of emergency.
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la Vern Hamilton
East Mass
Robert Blakely
Benth
First Avenue
Willum Sourem
Fiss@ley
Mohler Aweet
Clymer
Donald Eshelman
Quane Ray
George Montgomery
Sparansburg
Charlotte Kinney
Delaware Street
Zenobia
Silvis
Mia
Tci Mourlon
Wayne Street
John Jackson
Oliver Vi Whilney
Clymer Luann
B. Brockton
Coumbus
John B. Yoder
Union City
Warren J, Monnis
Spartansbur's
Harold
Besson
Varion Street
William Vadaviot
Bay
Lox
LeRoy Ladd
Harry Neff
Vine Street
James Beck
Bear Lake
Richard Grosty
Jwssell Andrew
North Clymer
Cliva Cruite
East South Treet
Mix
Day Bowen
Sherman
Roland Earls
Sy Kathleen
Spartansburg
William Brinker
Jets for Europe assignments announced by Air Force
The United States Air Force plans to assign F101 Voodoo jets to European bases over the next nine months, with two squadrons of the 81st Fighter-Bomber Wing to be stationed in Phalsbourg and others moving from Sembach to France. The jets, capable of 1 200 mph and nuclear carrying, will replace Thunderstreaks with reconnaissance variants joining the Tactical Reconnaissance Wing this summer.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
Europe
Air Force
Uclds
3Rd Air Force
England
Déth
Phalsbourg
France
Sembach
Pistol Packing Grandma Beats Off Robber in Pittsburgh
Norma King, at her Pens Hills home, traded pistol shots with a would be robber after he entered claiming a delivery. Her husband Stuart, 54, was wounded and taken to Columbia Hospital. King retrieved a 98 caliber pistol from a rear room and fired as the intruder fled, with dangerous splinters and a damaged mirror reported. The Kings’ home had previously been robbed of jewels and furs valued at 6,000 in January.
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Pittsburgh
Pens Hills
Norma King
Stuart
Columbia Hospital
Tam
Fatal Accidents Decrease on Toll Pike
Turnpike Commission reports a drop in toll highway fatalities to 52 in the year ending March 31, while traffic rose 15 percent to over 26 million vehicles. The prior 12 months saw 56 deaths. In other action, bids are invited for Lehigh Tunnel repairs on the Northeast Extension with a June 16 deadline.
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Spss Eee Eae Sylvanii
Turnpike Commission
Lehigh
Week End Toll Tops 23 in Pennsylvania Fatalities
A weekend toll in Pennsylvania reached 23 lives, the highest this year. Raffle accidents caused 17 deaths, drownings two, and other causes included a freight train, tractor incidents, and a shooting. The worst single event involved three Pennsylvania State University students killed when their station wagon collided with a tractor on Route 2 near Allentown.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State University
Allens Town
Bomb Kills Six in Beirut Street Car Attack
A bomb exploded on a Beirut street car killing six and wounding twenty others. It marks the most vicious act of terrorism since a general strike against the government began seventeen days ago.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Cornell Students Defend Egg Riots as Protest
Cornell Student Council leader Kellogg says egg-throwing demonstrations were a legitimate protest against university rules. President Molott was struck and three-four others suspended after two days of campus unrest. Kellogg argues off campus housing rules ignore student input and fuel party restrictions.
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Frhaua
Cornell
Deane W. Molott
Council
K. Peter Kellogg
Larchmont
University
Kellogg
Saud Leaves Hospital After Medical Treatment
King Saud of Saudi Arabia has left the hospital of the Arabian American Oil Co. in Dharan after receiving medical treatment. A Mecca radio broadcast did not specify the illness or condition.
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Saud
Amman
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Oi Co
Dharan
Mecca Radio
Truman and Wife Sail Mediterranean Pleasure Cruise
Former President Harry Truman and Mrs Truman depart on a Mediterranean pleasure cruise aboard the Independence. He dodges questions on France’s political crisis and declined a public tally on domestic Republican battles. The voyage includes calls at Algeciras, Genoa, Naples, Cannes, and could last three to four weeks.
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Truman
Harry "Truman
Tro- Tail
Mediterranesin
France
Independence
Herbert Hoover
Woodrow Wilton
Andrew Johnson
Benjamin Franklin
Cannes
Frange
Algeciras
Spain
Genoa
Naples
Sannes
Probe Crackup Of Excursion Steamer Avalon
The Coast Guard will investigate the Ohio River wreck of the excursion steamer Avalon after it struck the Emsworth locks on Saturday, injuring 23 of 1130 aboard. Captain Ernest F. Wagner said the damaged bow does not hinder navigation and blamed no one yet. The vessel will remain on its 17 day stay while inquiries proceed.
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Pittsburgh
Coast Guard
Avalon
Ohio River
Ernest F. Wagner
Wagner
Car crash injures two at Dallas home
Richard Condra's souped up 1957 model car rammed a house in Dallas, knocking it three feet from its foundation. Condra and 24 year old Charles Foley were injured but not critically. Moses Smith and his family inside the house escaped unharmed. Condra told police the accelerator jammed as he swerved to avoid another vehicle.
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Dallas
Richard Condra
Condra
Charles Foley
Moses Smith
Tuffys Kendall Servicing Ad at Center and Washington
Local auto service displays its wash and lubrication offer with the slogan It s TUFF to Beat TUFFY at the corner of Center and Phone Washington Streets. The ad emphasizes quick service and convenient location with a phone reference.
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Kendall Servic
Washington Streets
Skipjack Submarine Launch Aims for Nuclear Supremacy
The United States launches the 250 foot Skipjack, touted as the world’s fastest and deadliest submarine, designed to outperform existing fleet craft. Built by Electric Boat Division, General Dynamics, the vessel features a hull with innovations and a 60 000 mile nonstop run. Admiral Burke sets the launching address. Mrs. Mahon will christen the craft.
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U.S. Groton
Conn
United States
Mackerel
Electric Boat
General Dynamics Corp
Cmft
Solombo
Ceylon
Naulting
Seawolf
Sash
Navy orders six more Skipjack class submarines
The Navy plans six additional Skipjack class submarines as prototypes in a new line. The top speed is estimated near 20 knots with potential gains in later models. The Skipjack prototype costs about 60 million dollars, with subsequent versions projected to be cheaper.
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Isis
Crash survivor hangs self in jail in Ozark
In Ozark Missouri a car crash near Billings left Grant N Didion 34 dead after the vehicle overturned. The driver reportedly hanged himself in the county jail while in custody on reckless driving charges. Wendell Baum 51 also of Billings died in the wreck.
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Ozark
Gray Hodges
Grant N. Didion
Hodges
Didion
Billings
Wendell Baum
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