City and Vicinity plan seen in Rossbacher Insurance ad
Jamestown reports Rep. Charles Goodell will not seek re election as Chauteauqua County Republican chairman after a year in post following Joseph Rubenstein resignation. Other brief items note Harvest Daze ad deadline, Dunkirk court adjournment for Leon Kantor, and local incidents in Erie Meadville Franklin Venango Kane and Tidioute including accidents and traffic stats.
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Rossbacher Insurance Service
Jamestown
Charles Goodell
Chaateuqua County
Joseph Rubenstein
Dunkirk
Goodell
Can- Bess
Daniel A. Reed
Washington
Harvest Daze
Journal
Leon Kantor
Fredonia
Rendezvous
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Eric
Willie Lee Carr
Hamot Hospital
Carr
Alonzo Hughes
Journal Printing Department
Meadville
Nene Byler
Hartstown
Mischenko Hospital
Byler
Erle
Carl Ahlbrandt
Hamot
Leo
Tilt
Franklin
Robert D. Cardy
Erie
Barbara Jean House
William Helster
Dora Jones
Womec
No Trespass Signs and Grape Sale Offers Spark Local Notes
The Journal printing department reports no trespass signs available while Howard Green of the New York State Grape Growers Cooperative cites a potential sale of about 40 tons at 150 per ton delivered to New York City. Net after trucking and brokerage fees around 30 reduces the price. In North East a 33 year old man died after illness at Hamot Hospital following chest pains. coroner to determine cause. Erie reports a two car collision injuring two men, Hoffenbergs aged 50 and 78, after a red light signal jammed at an intersection.
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Howard
George Hoffenberg
Rochester
Harry Hoffenberg
Erie
Hospital admission and discharge notices list locals
In an emergency ward notice at Corry Memorial Hospital, multiple individuals are named for admissions and discharges. Marie Worowicz aged seven, and 14 year old Bruce Fuller, are listed as admitted along with several residents of Spartansburg and surrounding areas, including Mrs. Andrew Smith, Dawn Marie Nielsen, Donna Marie Carter, and others. Discharged: Robert M. Jolley and Mrs Carlyle Merritt with Sonya Les, among others.
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Marie
John Worowicz
Panama
Bruce
Clarence Fuller
Spartansburg
Andrew Smith
East Smith Street
Oan
Robert H Shamp
Bear Lake
William L. Brooks
Quinton D. Nielsen
Dawn Marie
Jar Jask
R. D
Spartansbary
William Carter
Donna Marie
George B. Sloan
Milton van Dresar
West
Wasant Street
Woarnhuis
Comer
K Heil
Greer
Earl Vintuilder
Reymavenue
Milton Courtright
Clymer
Robert M. Jolley
West Pleasant
Balance of state budget could save millions says official
Harrisburg AP A top administration fiscal officer said balancing the state budget would save millions yearly by avoiding interest charges and deficits. Budget Secretary David Baldwin argued deficits burden taxpayers and force borrowing, urging a truly balanced budget as Governor Lawrence presses the policy.
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Harrisburg
Commonwealth
David R. Baldwin
Lawrence
Baldwin
Area Hospitals in Union City and Titusville Listings
A list of residents and addresses in Union City and Titusville shows names such as James Peters Jr, Rosemary Gray, Mrs. John Fuller, and Oakley Stull Jr associated with local hospital area records. The fragmentary note includes Centerville and Cor ry references and ends with an unrelated sentence about rodent teeth continually growing.
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Union City
James Peters Jr
South Wain Street
Charles Smiley
Wattsburg Street
George Dernar
Rosemary Gray
Waterford
John Fuller
Westth Street
Erie
Orla Babcock
South Street
Robert Dean
R. D
Mary Catherine Burdieu
Cambridge Springs
Roger Rockwell
George Durnar
Oakley Stull Jr
Center Street
Titusville
Barbara Hicks
Spartansburg
Etta Gallopy
Centerville
UN Hears Suez Ban Case Today
At the United Nations General Assembly the United Arab Republic defends its ban on Israeli ships and cargoes through the Suez Canal. Mahmoud Fawzi, UAR foreign minister, will discuss Israel Palestine Arab refugees Algeria and related issues in a 40 minute speech. Meir noted the embargo expansion since 1948 and described it as armed and inflaming tensions.
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Suez
United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
United Arab Republic
Sue Canal
U.A.R
Mahmoud Fawzi
Israel
Algeria
U.N
Golda Meir
Egypt
Meir
Soviet Says No Moon Bases Planned
Soviet scientist Z. K. Fedorov, writing in Pravda, stated the Soviet Union has no plans to build military bases on the moon. He said Soviet researchers remain focused on studying outer space.
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London
Soviet Union
Pravda
Z. K. Fedorov
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Death Probe in New Jersey Boy Faces Mosquito Borne Illness
Richard Mooney, 21, of Leeds Point in Galloway Township, died at Shore Memorial Hospital as doctors sought to determine if encephalitis polio or meningitis caused his illness. The state counts at least 28 suspected cases with 18 fatalities amid an outbreak. officials hope frost ends the mosquito threat.
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Tare
Leeds Point
Shore Memorial Hospital
Somers Point
Richard Mooney
Oscar Dutch
Galloway Township
New Jersey
State
Local birth in Clymer at Corry Memorial Hospital
A son was born last evening to Mr and Mrs John Hell of Clymer at Corry Memorial Hospital. Fifteen people drowned in fog in Finland when a motorboat collided while en route to St Michel to celebrate the patron saint day. Twenty one aboard, six saved.
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John Hell of
Clymer
Corry Memorial Hospital
Helsinki
Finland
St. Michel
Mediators plan separate talks in longshore strike
New York AP report on five day old longshoremen strike shows federal mediators to meet separately with each side Today with little chance of joint talks before next month Eisenhower could use Taft Hartley to end the walkout that has paralyzed ports from Maine to Texas and drew sharp Washington criticism Shippers and unions seek injunctions as lawyers study NLRB options while unions push for retroactive contract benefits amid regional walkouts by Atlantic Coast and Gulf Coast locals
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New York
Maine
Texas
Washington
Robert H. Moore
Eisenhower
Moore
International Longshoremen's Assn
New
Atlantic Coast
Gulf Coast
Southern @ockers
Ex-Yale Dean Dies in Hanover New Hampshire
Dr. Milton G. Winternuts aged 74 former dean of the Yale School of Medicine died Saturday in Hanover New Hampshire. After retiring from Yale in 1950 he later served three years as chairman of the Division of Medical...
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YALE
Hanover
N. H
Milton G. Winternuts
Yale School of Medicine
Division of Medical Sel
California's Pat Brown Woos Washington Press Corps
Gov. Edmund Pat Brown of California visits Washington and meets the White House press corps during a Sunday party at the La Quinta Hotel near the White House. Brown notes familiarity with reporters, insisting the gathering had no political significance beyond social courtesy.
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Palm Sfhinge
Lau
Edmund
Pat) Brown
California
Eisenhower
White House
Brown
la Quinta
Dodgsers White Sox
California National Guard
Police recover stolen Toronto paintings in Parkdale garage
Three weeks after theft at the Toronto Art Gallery police recovered two Rembrandts and works by Pradier Hals Rubens and Renoir in a Parkdale garage. The insured collection valued at $640,000 had been cut from frames and hidden after thieves entered the gallery by an upstairs window. A tip from an anonymous caller led to the seizure.
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Pravié
Hals
Rubens
Renoir
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