SOTTINELLI KIMBALL OFFICES LISTED IN FIVE CITIES
The notice lists Sottinelli Kimball Inc offices in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. It states The Associated Press exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches and provides mailing rates 11.00 yearly 5.75 half year 42.00? The text notes advertising deadlines and delivery details.
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Sottinelli-Kimball, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
AP News
Ees Erie Ee
Carer
Eisenhower Policy to Stay Steady Despite Victory
In reaction to Democrats' win Europe credits some of the result to diplomatic reverses abroad. West German and allied press view supports for U S leadership. Eisenhower states foreign policy will continue unchanged regardless of party control. The policy rests on founding principles and aims for peace and alliance defense.
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Europe
Eisenhower
United States
Hisenhower
Sie
Transformation of a dynasty through philanthropy and power
The article chronicles John D Rockefeller and Nelson A Rockefeller shaping the legacy of wealth and public service. It notes John D Rockefeller Sr’s philanthropy, Rockefeller Center, Riverside Church, the United Nations site, and Nelson Rockefeller’s rise as New York governor, highlighting a lineage of influence and public life.
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John D. Rockefeller
United States
Be 98
John D. Rockeffeler Jr
Rockefeller Center
Riverside
United Nations
World Organization
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Philantherpy
Death Probe In Westfield Rooming House Mystery
An unidentified man, estimated 60 to 65, was found unconscious at a Westfield rooming house and died at Westfield Memorial Hospital around 8 16 am. Coroner Theodore Morse and Police Chief Robert Peterson lead the investigation. Initial theory says a fall may have occurred after illness, with questions remaining about how he arrived at the house. The elder residents’ home is owned by Miss De Ha Turkevich.
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Westfield
Westfield Memorial Hospital
Theodore Morse
Brocton
Water Street
Jurald Robbins
Fre Department
Corjoner Morse
Robert Peterson
de Ha Turkevich
Sherman Road
Nixon Backers Battle Attacks Over Stassen Visit Rumors
Nixon associates doubt Eisenhower knew Stassen planned to use the White House for a forum and see the visit as a maneuver to weaken Nixon. They warn party leaders may push Rockefeller for 1960 contention while Nixon lacks a ready made public forum and limited outside speaking chances.
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Nixon
Eisenhower
Stissen
White House
Stassen
Rockefeller
Senate
Erie Memor ial Junior High to Face Full Engineering Probe
The Erie school board ordered a sweeping, unified probe of Memorial Junior High School including structure, plans, and workmanship. Directors accepted a report by the Northwest Pennsylvania Chapter of the American Institute of Architects on 29 defects and authorized a complete review by Nelson Goldberg and Heidt and Brennan and Brennan to verify contract plans and adequacy to standards.
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Zrie
Memorial Junior #High
Erie School Board
John Gifford
Arthur Logan
John Martin
Blll. Mny
John Sidterle
Memorial Junior High
Northwest Pennsylvania
American Institute of Architects
Sitterle
Memorial Junior High School
Erie
Nelson, Goldberg and Heidt
Brennan and
Brennan
Odd Mishap Injures 3 Near Westfield
Westfield scene on Route 5, three injured in a freak crash. Airman Richard Jewonski 25 from Plattsbore Airbase drove east towing a 1931 Erie car with William Steuer 22 and Edward Brunner 19 aboard. Left rear wheel failed causing tow line snap and collision with a tractor trailer driven by Thomas Morse 54 of Erie. Morse hospitalized with concussion shock fractured collarbone and forehead gash. Brunner admitted with concussion. Steuer treated for lacerations and released. Jawonski charged with reckless driving and operating a car without sufficient lights.
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Westfield
Route 5
Richard Jewonski
Plattsbore
N. Y
Erie
William Steuer
Edward Brunner
North Tonawanda
Thomas R. Morse
R. D6
Lyons ‘Transportation Co
Evie
Morse
Westfield Hospital
Brunner
Steuer
Jawonski
Grotewohl Upset by ADN Correction on Khrushchev Remarks
ADN issued a correction to Grotewohl remarks on Khrushchev's speech, changing a conditional statement about Soviet troop withdrawal to a natural expectation that Western Allies would pull out when the Russians leave. The revised quote frames Western Allies as obliged to act in tandem with Soviet troop redeployments.
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W. Germany
ADN
Grotewohl
Khrushchev
Grotewole
Soviet Union
West Germany
Erie Youth Killed by Friend's Firearm Incident
Police probe death of Mark Ancrae four at Erie home of Dennis Welton thirty three after a unloaded thirty caliber rifle was fired. Detectives report 20 to 40 bullet holes in Welton residence while coroner Warren Wood and officials convene to determine verdict and possible inquest.
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AML — Utterers
Frank Pigaski
Mark Ancrae
Erie
Pigaski
Warren W. Wood
District Attorney's Office
Andtie
Dennis Welton
Welton
Fivaski
Figasku
Dennis
Wood
Justice Arnold Buried in Clearfield Rites
Justice John C. Arnold of the State Supreme Court was laid to rest yesterday in Curwensville, Clearfield County. The 71 year old jurist died Sunday from complications after a fall at his home last September 23.
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Clearfield
John C. Arnold
State Supreme Court
Curwensville
County Fair TV program draws large NBC audience
New York AP report highlights Bill Gale and Perry Cross of County Fair as amiable hosts. The show, now on NBC in afternoons, blends audience participation with performing acts, aiming to entertain millions with surprise, relaxation, and humor while avoiding pie-throwing stunts.
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New York
Bill Gale
Perry Cross
Nbc-Tv
Bert Parks
Gale
Gale-Gernant Productions, Inc
Cross
Patt
Jaz
Life Standee Leaves Hospital After Third Operation
Harry Biltz of Golwich Kansas, 31, leaves the hospital headed home after his third operation on the right hip. He sustained a shattered ball and socket joint in a wreck near Coldwich last year and had chosen to allow doctors to attempt bone growth without a hip joint. The October 17 surgery aimed to relieve persistent pain and enable him to walk and sit more normally.
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Wichita
Kan
Harry Biltz
Bilta
Golwich, Kan
Coldwich
Biltz
Touchy souvenir found by Detroit boy in alley
Richard Beil six walked into his home and showed his father a Veterans Day souvenir a 90 millimeter artillery shell found in an alley. Police are handling the shell to determine if it contains high explosive.
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Detroit
Richard Beil
Richard
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