Health officials pledge action on polluted area streams
County health director Dr. Shubert announced a coordinated cleanup effort to eliminate pollution sources in streams near the city. He will work with regional water board director Junes Harvey and Neil Mebaueblin to conduct periodic bacteria checks and push for the new 4 million dollar sewage plant to curb contamination.
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Conondead
Gis
Nrnita
Jeli Shobet
Tity Healtty
Teadine
de Shubert
Tewoould
Harvey
Mendrili
Dinetor
Jantary Waters Board
Nurer
Imine
Shubert
Hyrule
Soutslands
Feelin
Erie
Tuelf
Forler
Neil Mebaueblin
Milk Seaer Authority
Harv
Army chief warns pushbutton war myth and touts weapons
Secretary Wilbur M. Brucker told the Detroit Economic Club the idea of a pushbutton war is a dangerous myth and the major combat burden would fall on the Army. He said Army weapons, atomic or not, are the best developed and effective in all conditions, and noted the Army’s present strength and reserve goals amid an all-out effort to reach a ready reserve of about 1.692 million.
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Wilbur M. Brucker
Brucker
Air Force
Detroit Economic Club
Bricker
Missing Mercer County Woman Found Dead Near Creek
A Mercer County woman missing since last Friday was found by searchers Saturday in densely wooded terrain near a creek about 10 miles south of Franklin. Coroner Dr Maurice Dinberg ruled natural causes. The victim, identified as Mrs John A Surrenn of RD 5, wandered into the woods when the auto she rode in stalled.
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Paemipusis
Mercer County
Franklin
Maurice Dinberg
Venango County
John A
Methodists Admit Negro Churches at Pittsburgh Conference
The Pittsburgh Conference of the Methodist Church appointed three district superintendents and admitted Negro churches and their members into the conference. J L Carraway Allegheny succeeds F C Christopher as district superintendent and pastor at Aliquippa. E J Boetticher Blairsville succeeds Walter F Preset, administrator of the Mt Lebanon Methodist Hospital and Home for the Aged. J P Lambertson Pittsburgh succeeds Ernest V May, executive secretary of the Methodist Church Union and Board of Missions. The action follows a racial integration program approved at the General Conference in Minneapolis.
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Methodist Church
Une
Ith
J. L. Carraway
Allegheny
F. C. Christopher
Pablor
Aliquippa
E. J. Boetticher
Blairsville
Walter F. Preset
Methodist Hospital and Home For the
Mt.Lebanon
J. P. Lambertson
Pittsburgh
Ernest V. May
Methodist Church Union
Board of Missions
General Methodist
Minneapolis
Minn
Highway Bill Debate Begins on 40000 Mile Network
The debate centers on a proposed 40 000 mile interstate plan with four and six lane roads. The federal government would cover about 90 percent of costs. Gore seeks to continue current two thirds population based funding while House favors needs based allotment to complete interstate segments.
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Ree Tencent
Renee Lions
Gore
Senate
Senate Public Works Commission
House
Greek Foreign Minister Quits Over Cyprus Demand
Theastonitis or Theotokis resignation accepted Spyros Theostokis and named Evanghelos Averoff as new foreign minister after protests against foreign powers. Greece demands Britain transfer the Cyprus island, citing majority Greek Cypriots and Turkish opposition nearby. The move comes amid controversy over Greece's Cyprus policy and U.S. pressure.
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Ana Festintine Karamantis
Spyros Theostokis
Agricultite
Evanghelos
Theotokis
Greece
Cyprus
United States
Britain
Turkey
Greek political figure Averoff weighs Cyprus policy
Averoff said he would announce the polity Greece will follow on Gyaris Averoff, a former undersecretary in the 1951 Venizelos regime and ex minister of nations economy. Occupation authorities detained a hostage during the war. He engaged in the Tesistafce movement while there. Cypriot church leaders demanded Theotokis removal, saying he failed to gain Cypriots’ confidence amid violence against British rule.
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Greece
Venizelos
Tistian
Tila
Tesistafce
Cypris Éthnarchy
Teader
East Mediterranean
Theotokis
Blaze Destroys Store in Union City District
A $30,000 fire swept through a Union City downtown store drawing a crowd as Route 6 traffic clogged. Firefighters led by the No. 3 pumper battled the blaze at the building owned by Sam Palmer. Afterward volunteers moved perishables to a nearby locker. Ray Whitney admitted guilt to larceny and disorderly conduct with a $15 fine plus costs.
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Union City
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Corry
Woodley
Sam Palmer
Ray Whitney
Whitney
Wesley Allen
Fire Officials Link Saturday Blaze to Eight-Year-Old Pattern
Fire authorities say Saturday night blaze mirrors a previous fire that closed the market eight years ago. Investigators note similarities in method and timing while continuing to examine the scene for confirmation of a repeat incident.
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Hostore
Woodley
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South St
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Chuck
Chuck’s Clothing Store
South Center Street
Corry, PA
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