Line O Ads and Local Notices Blaze The Erie Scene
A collage of brief items from Erie area pages notes Line-O-Ad service reminders at Sea's Drugs and local ads. It lists hospital admits, Elks ticket sales, a toy and fur shop alert, rough traffic and legal notices, school building plans, auctions at the YMCA, gun shop and repair, safety program reexaminations for drivers, Christmas imprinting, and Thanksgiving dinners at local venues. Several residents are named in short injury or hospital updates.
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Pranklin
Lawrence
Venango County
Sea's Drugs
Chada~ Koin
Jamestown Genespital
Lorain Aner Jr
Hatslé Hall
Eric Russell Trefanoff
Hamot Hospital
Elks
Meadville
George Lemon
R. D
Suegertown
Spencer Hospital
Sea's
Britons Celebrate Prince Charles Birthday Today
Flags rise around Britain to mark the Prince of Wales birthday as Queen Elizabeth's eldest child, first in line for the throne, enjoys a national holiday and festive preparations in London.
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London
Britain
Prince Charles
Queen Elizabeth
Chenu Preparatory
Hospital Admissions and Discharges At Corry Memorial
The Corry Memorial Hospital lists numerous admissions on Saturday and Sunday including Mrs Cid Datin, George L. Kinnes, Robert B. Galbreath, and Mrs Ellis Hamilton among others. Discharges include Mrs Ellis Hamilton and several Union City residents. noted names cover Mr and Mrs Walter Conant family, Donald Middleton, and Teresa aged 20 months.
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Cid Dartin
Pusfield
George L. Kinnes
Meadavensite
Robert B. Galbreath
Wast
Irving Street
Ellis Hamilton
East South Street
William White
Denice Lynn
R. D. Corry
John Pless
Johnson Street
Datin S. Chillock
Sny
Rudolph Katulich
West Sant Street
Max Jukes
Bear Lake
Albert Jacobs
Mead Avenue
Teresa
Walter Conant
North Second Avenue
Donald Middleton
R. D
Corry
James
Joseph Baron
Chandlers Valley
Grant Hester
Gerald
Henry Butcher
George Smith
Ruth Ellis
Spartansburs
Fratie Anthony
Raymond Avenue
Cloye Braswell
Sheasitet
James Loouls
Clymer
Deny Designer Given Discharge From Army
The Defense Ministry today denied reports that fashion designer Yves Mathiew Saint-Laurent, who replaced the late Christian Dior, has been discharged from the army. Saint-Laurent was drafted last fall and has spent most of his time in hospital under observation for a nervous breakdown.
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Raris Ary
An. Sour
Defense Ministry
E Thompson Dies At Clymer
E Thompson died at age 113 in Clymer after a long West Virginia birth in Barley Couey. He moved to Clymer years ago and lived there with his wife for 40 years before passing. Survived by five sons and several daughters, 28 grandchildren, and many great grandchildren. Friends may call at Spitzer Panern Home tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm. Funeral Wednesday at 1 pm with interment in Clymer Cemetery.
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Berry Capamon
Ayes
Wette
Dole
Midomer
Pesterday
Witer
Tanseb
Tamyses
Barley Couey
W.va
Tadbert Godt Yiney
Clymer
Dee
Ais Wit
Michelle Doyles Thompson
Howard
Stanley
Robert
Painesville
Ohio
Glenn
Dania, Fla
Gursel Ousts 14 Revolutionists In Turkish Takeover
Gursel, 65, rose to lead Turkey after firing 14 members of the revolution governing group that followed Premier Adnan Menderes. He said the shakeup strengthened moderates and ended discord within the National Unity Committee. Col Alparslan Turkuş af, once nationalist ally, was among those dismissed as Mal Han, CeMal Madanoğlu named to a new 23 member National Unity Committee.
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Ankaha
Lurmy
Ner Cenis
Gursel
Turkey
Adnan Menderes
National Unity Committee
Col
Alpasian Turkash
Thost
Soviet Union
Cemal Madanoglu
Amline
Insurgent USW Leader Seeks Presidency Bid in 4th Election
Pittsburgh AP report: United Steelworkers insurgent leader C Ratick, 42, of White Oak, announced Saturday his run against incumbent David J. McDonald. In a letter to 3000 locals in the US and Canada, Ratick challenged McDonald's leadership and urged nominatio n and backing for the February election.
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Pittsburgh
Ratick
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
White Oak
United States
Canada
McDonald
USW
Rarick
Hollywood Star Courageous. Montgomery's Stand in Tinseltown
Hollywood reporters note actor Montgomery’s resistance to conform in the film capital. He has lived in Hollywood briefly, yet maintains distance from stardom rituals, insisting the job demands preparation and concentration. He questions why others can switch on and off, citing a personal choice to avoid lifestyle pressures.
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Hollywood
Montgomery
Mur
Walter Sheshone
Kel Shitty Becanis
Tor
Clark Gable
Gable, Monroe, Miller Seeters in The Misfits Talks
James Clift discusses Hollywood work as he travels from New York to Denver for three months. He recalls Marilyn Monroe's illness during The Misfits shoot and notes Curt Gable’s calm set, while explaining his own casual, interest driven choice of roles.
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Denver
New York
John Huston
Gable
Marilyn Monroe
Arthur Miller
Clift
Ote
Curt
Marilyn
Clit
Manhattan
Capitol Mulls 61 Session as Senate Pros and House Shift
The State Capitol discussion centers on a 1961 session with Senate leaders under pressure as M. Haver Taylor faces exit after 14 years as Senate president pro tempore. Democrats won a 110-100 House majority, altering leadership dynamics. Rep. Stephen McCann lauds the election, predicting key returns for leadership and Speaker H. G Andrews.
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Iwonpinuon
Senate
Weller
M. Haver Taylor
R-Dauphin
Stephen McCann
Hose
Mooreater
Meain
H. G Andrews
Bird
James Dougherty
Philadelphia
Menn
Philyy Lopresti
Lopresti
State Senate
Legislature Ends 1960 Session Involves Interim Appointments
Legislators returned from recess as Gov Lawrence tours South America with a governors delegation. Senator William Z Scott will present recommendations to the 1961 Philadelphia legislature. End of the 1960 session may trigger interim appointments, including milk control commissioner to shift party control. The seat vacancy and Senate confirmation issues hinder replacing Joab K Mahood, delaying Democratic control of the agency.
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Lawrence
South America
West
William Z. Scott
R-Carbon
Philadelphia
Joab K. Mahood
Simon K. Uhl
Mahood
Senate
Kennedy Nixon Talk Aimed at Healing Post Election Rifts
Kennedy and Nixon are slated to meet at Miami International Airport and then travel to Key Biscayne as Kennedy seeks to congratulate Nixon and repair strained ties from the campaign. Salinger notes the session aims to resume cordial relations from their 14 years in Congress, with no offer of a position in the new administration expected. Kennedy plans to return to Palm Beach after the meeting.
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Miami
Nixon
Key Biscayne
Kennedy
Cuba
Salinger
Palm
Beach lunches with Governor and adviser amid campaign trips
Abraham Ribieoff of Connecticut, a principal adviser, vacationing in Hollywood, meets the President-elect Wednesday evening before proceeding to the Texas ranch of Vice President-elect Lyndon B. Johnson. Conferences extend through Thursday.
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Beach
Guv
Abraham Ribieoff
Ribieoff
Hollywood
Texas
Sew
Lyndon B. Johnson
Last rites for Nellie Messenger and others
Funeral notices list Nellie Messenger to be privately mourned with services at St. George Funeral Home Tuesday at 2 PM and burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. Albert Jacobs lies in Bracken Funeral Home with calling hours Monday 7 to 9 PM and Tuesday 2 to 4 PM and 7 to 9 PM, services Wednesday 2 PM, Spring Creek Cemetery burial. Peter E. Thompson’s funeral is at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer Wednesday at 1 PM with interment in Clymer Cemetery. calling hours Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 PM.
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Nellie Messenger
St. George Funeral Home
Pine Grove
Jacobs
Albert Jacobs
Bracken Funeral Home
Spring Creek
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Erie
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Turbens Auto
Peace Justice AE
Harry Johnson
Ellicott
Santa
Clearfield Furs
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Carry Baking Company
Millcreek
McDowell High School
Millcrek
William Simonsen
Harborcreek Township
Carl Puline
Hunter’s
A. M. Litz
Jefferson
Pau B. Hahula
Ashtabula
Hokath
Titusville
Willim B. Parsythe
Pleasantville
Colonel Drake
Boy Scouts of America
Forsythe
Charmanship
Wesleyville
Park
Fairview Township
Donald 5. Eitan
Ita
Phil
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Union City
Harold Tuner
Iminn City
Robert. Quigsey
Sue McCray
Connie Smith
Harry Prather
Clifford Young
Diane Gebhardt
Edinboro
Roger Owen
Waterford
Frederick Kent
E. Thompson
Mulls
Jenny
Bennett
W. M. Crandall
R. Dale Webster
Mgr
N. Center St
Melvin S. Cobbett
Patricia W. Fargo
Kinney
Russel As
W. Brown Realtor
Wright Street
2Nd Ward
Ona Eas
Crean
Bennett'scorry
W. Washington St
Corry, PA
New York State
Eastman Kodak
Health and Sevice Store
Cake Turners
Chia Mar
Buffy Ris
Street
Buffalo
Harris
F. Grif
Grubiste
Penn Park
Scot
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