Record of Venango township registration surge and bonus issue drive
A large off year registration drive in Venango township drew 276 entrants with 104 Democrats and 104 Republicans registering, plus two non partisans and one Prohibitionist. The surge centered on the veterans bonus and a $500 million state bond issue approved by the last legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budo Venango
Walsburz Frex
Venango
poeHes
Loyd Stowe
Mary Dempsey
Rating Plays Big Part In Education
Roger W Babson argues health and diet affect college performance and brain function. He urges colleges to address student eating habits, warns against fad diets, and cites nutrients vital for brain activity. The piece discusses oxygen, phosphorus, and minerals, urging balanced meals and regular sleep for academic success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Proctor Louis Berman
Houghton, Mimin Company
Natdrelly
Wiel
Victim’s Guardian Obstructs Inquiry in County Case
A local alderman reports a complicated case involving a 13 year old girl and a man named Sidney Geentson. The accused is charged with indecent acts and a 300 dollar bail is noted. Proceedings proceed behind closed doors with little public comment as the church and community expect full disclosure at the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Geentson
East Mitly
Ireet
Patricia
Alderney M
Cobbett
Gabe
Theodore
Arrested cattle thief tied to Columbyw farm heist near Ohio
A suspected cattle thief, Lewis Livesey, 20, is jailed in Ohio on larceny charges after allegedly attempting to steal $5,000 worth of cattle from Val Cenariic’s Bdysijim farm near Columbyw. Ohio authorities moved to extradite him as New York police logged his earlier farm laborer background and subsequent pursuit across state lines.
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Val Cenariic
Columbyw
Jonemary
Connealit
Womite
Lewis Livesey
Beng Bekk
Corry
Lary Linder
Warren
Ohio
Livesey
Scott's Crossing
Dows Livesey
Cencarne
Federal deficits loom as early 1960 spending rises
The government spent about 1.4 billion in the first three months of the 1960 fiscal year, with experts warning of continuing red ink. Sen. Ford predicts deficits could reach seven billion by year end. administration officials push for measures to curb overspending amid revenue concerns.
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Amirdaten Pra
Washington
Pats
Senator Ford
D-a
Luigty Js
Factional fight brews over clearing AEC charges
Washington reports a draft Senate inquiry finding the Atomic Energy Commission could not prove charges of mismanagement. Senator Hickenlooper asserts the draft is a whitewash and says the investigation is not complete. The six week hearings concluded July 1 with a closed study of security policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prent
Washington
Arm Energy Commission
Senate House Atomic Commitment
Jday
Hiveniooper
R-Tach
AEC
Chapman David B. Lilienthal
Hickenlooper
McMahon
Atomic Agency
William Border
True Eerstorr
Othur
Hickerlgaprn
Ini
Russia
Fhe Arms Engineers
FBE
Gov Duff Pennsylvan ia Special Oct 19 to visit city
Governor James Duff heads the Pennsylvania Week Special train arriving in the city on Wednesday October 19 at 5 26 p m and departing 4 45 p m The 11 car tour with state officials and celebrities stops in 28 cities across Pennsylvania New Jersey and western states with multiple railroads contributing cars and engines Reflects a statewide observance and rail equipment prepared by seven railroads for the tour including Reading Lehigh Valley and Pennsylvanian lines
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James Duff
Ieave
Richard Roesbacher
Chamber of Commene
Rossbacher
Pennsylvania
First Avenue
Hinrelsburg
Caspersting
Baltimore
Ohio
Delaware
Lackeywanna and Western
Erie
Lehigh Valley
Pennmsylvania
Pittsburgh
Utke Breane
Reading
Pennnsylvania
Baltimore & Ohio
Pennsyivants
Ona Bach Railroad
Lancaster
Norristown
Pottstown
Atlentown
Lehighton
Wilkes-Barre
Herwick
Scmnton
Williamsport
Lock Haven
Emporium
Warren
Corry
Erle
Meadville
Sharon New Castle
Beaver Falls
Connells
vAle
Uniontomm
Johnstown
al ‘Toon
Tyrone
Huntingdon
York
Two Firms Still Operating as 19000 Jobs Hit by Steel Strike
Associated Press reports that only two of the 19 000 firms hiring steel workers remain active as a massive CIO strike shuts down 53 steel plants and 50 iron ore mines across 24 states. Workers in the United States Steel Corp and allied mills join 400 000 soft coal miners and other laborers in a nationwide stoppage that disrupts the economy. President Murray led the walkout after failed negotiations with U S mediators and industry offers were rejected. The strike, the first since 1990, began with plant shutdowns and no reported violence as pickets stood outside facilities awaiting a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preww
Pittsburgh
CIO
America
Steel
Ira
Abe Nabion
Amera
United Steelworker
Philip Murray
Bass Steel
Hove Earlins
Jude
Truman
Murray
U. S
William N. Margolis
Big Steel
Benjamin P. Paivtesy
United States Steel Corporation
Mustig
Employlne i
Titusville Girl Killed by Auto
Six year old Twila Noreen White was fatally struck by a car as she darted from behind a parked vehicle while hurrying home from school. She died at 4 50 p m in Titusville Hospital, an hour after sustaining a fractured skull. The driver, Richard B. Gifford, 17, a Titusville High School student, was en route home and the child was identified by classmates and school staff. Her mother notified the hospital as officials conducted the inquiry at Union Street School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Twila Noreen White
Titusvile Hospital
C.M. Somne
Ousville High School
Richard
Twila Wiebor
Wyden
Four Qualify for Appointment After Civil Service Exam
Four candidates qualified for appointment to carry days force after yesterday’s civil service examination. The results were announced by Mayor J. Fred Kinley, who said he would make temporary appointments. Names listed include Robert Chih, Frag Cnomesties, Michel Sprovers, and Harry White.
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Onder
Dales Force
Cory Civil Sacive Board
J. Fred Kinley
Purina
Robert Chih
Cotton
Frag Cnomesties
forméAr
Michel
Sprovers
Harry White
Yierses
Russia Accused Of Trying To Overthrow Tito Regime
London report says Soviet representatives urged Yugoslav leaders to break ties after Moscow scrapped the friendship pact. Hungary and Poland echoed the line, claiming Tito's government is in danger and that Yugoslav troops could face a Soviet spearhead. The note spurred talk of a broader Cominform shift amid tensions over Yugoslavia.
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Ussia
Russia
Tito
Associated Press London
Loxtay
Tangie
Cheettieid Yuworthy
Tita
Bulgaria
Czechoslovana
Rosini AlboWi
Reeveler
Coal stockpiles appear ample amid renewed strike turmoil
Pittsburgh reports the nation faces a two week old coal strike with stockpiles lower than last year yet a 40 to 46 day supply. John L. Lewis leads mine closures as 40,000 plus diggers sit idle in northern and southern states while 22,000 western miners and 22,000 eastern miners are recalled or suspended amid ongoing wage talks.
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Pittsburgh
Bureau of Ming
Stefke
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Penge Vata
UMW
Jembens
Marathon
Contrict
Western
Botum
Fons Milne Openaitori
Wille Sulphir Springs
W Va
Wreckage Seen of B-17 Bomber Near Trinidad
Light wreckage of a B-17 bomber reported sighted about ten miles south of Trinidad near the Colorado New Mexico boundary. Rescue teams searched the area as officials from State College and Washinton state discussed missing air crew details and possible bases.
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Henver
Loyry
Trinidad
Colorado-New Mexica
Erail
Jimevow
Biggs Air Force Base
EI Piso
Cowes
Blatts Find New Theatre Site in Pennsylvania
The Blatt family corporation, organized and run by John Bias of Pittsburgh, bought a drive-in theatre site for 100000 at Bilcott township, moving from the previous location after farmer objections. Construction starts at once with the entrance set 250 feet back and the screen about 1,000 feet from the road, featuring modern no car speaker and lighting systems.
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Joh Bias
Pittsburgh
Uvery Basti Cowmellp
Bilicott Township
John Bhutt
Paul ‘Vittur
Bilicott
Blatt
Area crashes injure 22 in September traffic spree
State Police Corry detail investigated 16 traffic mishaps on highways. Total damage 10075 dollars. Ten criminal investigations yielded four arrests while 61 traffic arrests were logged, mostly for speeding. Six officers covered 1040 miles on 31 patrols plus aided other departments and provided information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Corp
Ted Hubley
Ior
Release Area Pastor Bond Set After Morals Charge
A pastor from Release Area was released on a $500 bond after a morals charge. A hearing was scheduled for the upcoming Friday at 10 am before Judge Cobbels, with further examination planned and the suspect remaining in county jail until the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bene
al- Merman M.S. Cobbels
Kiyerin
Estonian Refugee Families Foreshadow New Homes Near Corry
The Tartos family and a second displaced family from Estonia are set to settle near Corry, with a farmhouse formerly owned by Charles K Warner near the Turnpike road. Rev Harry S Bowman of St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church notes church and resettlement services assist in locating homes for the families who left Europe on September 9 and 1.
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Pensans
Corry
New York City
Taito
Charles K. Warner
County
B.D
Ine Tarto
Europe
America
Harry S. Bowman
St Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Fin Korsukas
Tidiowearea
Wamver
Tartos
Toning Appeals Set For Monday Night Hearings
Two toning appeals and two more will be heard Monday night under provisions of the zoning ordinance. The cases include a request to remodel a building used to dress poultry on Second Avenue and another for renovations at a corner site near North Center and East Presieticle streets. The board, chaired by Dr. Guy Butters, will act on the four cases, all previously unprotested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monsey di
Famine Board of
Anpenis
D. Guy Butters
Noothwash
Noni Center
Bist
Wayne D. Jaggi
Second Avenue
Jung
Boll
Eran Wii
Atian Lhose
Two Youths Given Probation After Violation Case
In Cumberland West Virginia on October 1, two 14 year old youths Huburt Deem and Don W Lois from Browneyllie Pa were sentenced as probationers after conviction for a kidnapping plot. A third suspect Orville Otis Kijtte from Dilliner Pa remains in prison serving a 20 year term. Authorities report a car theft involving handcuffed suspects and a yard search connected to the case.
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Cumberland
W. VI
Widnaping
Wellton
Senthees
Hien
Hubert Deem
Don W_ Lois
Browneyllie
Diider J Harnid Brannan
Orville Otis Kijtte
Uh Dilliner
Allegid
Tg le
Be Pruuy
al Résell
Fastulmasy
James Hermon
Amull Gees
Omlo
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