Local items note court, charity, and business notices
Mixed city notices report a court action dismissal of a lottery charge and seizure return, a dividend announcement by Ruberuia Co, a turkey dinner fundraiser by CHS Alumni, a legal practice reopening by Clifford A. Russell, and a juvenile being transferred for reform. community events include a St Edwards Hall party and a Corry Rod and Gun Club gathering.
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Erle
James Hogan
Stanley Lee
Lee
Hogan
CHS
Mildred Denton Orr
Paul's Hardware
Jamestown
Clifford A. Russell
United States Supreme Court
Robert H Jackson
Wellman
St. Edward's Hall
Bradford
Potter County
Shinglehouse
Camp Hill Reformatory
Harrisburg
Corry
Warren High honors retiring principal Floyd W Bathurst
The Warren High School student body paid tribute in an assembly to Floyd W Bathurst retiring as principal at term end. John Donaldson led as master of ceremonies and outlined Bathurst’s long career beginning in 1919 as teacher and principal.
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Warren
Warren High School
Floyd W. Bathurst
John Donaldson
Bathurst
Tornado Upsets Boat on Lake of the Ozarks
A excursion boat on the Lake of the Ozarks capsized after a storm. At least four and possibly six people drowned while six passengers and the pilot were rescued. Two survivors say the pilot saved their lives. Boat owners say a routine check boat arrived quickly to aid the stricken vessel.
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Paunt—, Pere
Lake of the Ozarks
Socialist Party Opens 29th National Convention in Philadelphia
The Socialist Party starts its 29th national convention in Philadelphia with a platform plan for 1956. Norman Thomas, longtime presidential candidate, chairs the Platform and Resolution Committee and will speak. Darlington Hoopes and Dr Caleb Smith of Brown University headline, with Smith delivering the keynote on The Coming American Recession.
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Philadelphia
Socialist Party
Norman Thomas
Darlington Hoopes
Reading
National Party
Caleb Smith
Brown University
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Rossbacher Insurance Service
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Christian Business Men's Committee
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Zenth Theological Seminary
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Richard Mulligan
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Wonder
Playtex
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