Paragraf Plane Jackman reports lost purse incident
A report states Paragraf Plane Jackman lost a white purse containing 1.8 cash and identification. Police also received several petty cases including a car crash into a garage and a found purse belonging to Mrs Ina McClelland of Franklin with $45 cash.
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George Cooklis
Towas
West Main Street
James Leslie
South Center Street
Satuday
Barney's
Firestone
South Genter
Ina McClelland
Franklin
Mecleland
Stalin
Funeral Directors Opposed To Advertising Price
National Funeral Directors Association reported a survey of over 5,000 members showing strong opposition to price advertising by funeral homes. Results announced at the 83rd annual convention, opening yesterday and running through Thursday, also found near unanimous opposition to advance funeral solicitations and cemetery or funeral home ownership by directors.
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Espisrubuntars
National Funeral Directors Association
W Association
Iso
Sirvey
Hold Service For Mrs Eva Sexton
Funeral services for Mrs Eva L Sexton were held at Bracken Funeral Home at 2 pm with Rev Samuel Braley and Rev Ivan E Russell officiating. Burial followed in Beaverdam Cemetery. Bearers included Myron Jones Clive Jones Earl Ruffner David Yost Jack Finney and Eugene Shearer. Out of town attendees came from Pittsfield Meadville Wattsburg Ashville N Y Union City Monroeville Spartansburg Warren and Geneva N Y.
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Bracken Funeral Home
Eva L. Sexton
Samuel Braley
Ivan E. Russell
Beaverdam Cemetery
Myron Jones
Clive Jones
Earl Ruffner
David Yost
Jack Pinney
Eugene Shearer
Elgin
Town
Donal Neil
Pittsfield
Victor Sexton
Meadville
Paul Lewis
Wattsburg
Ivan Russell
Merle Russell
Ashville
N.Y
Jack Finney
Cambridge Springs
Wesley Ward
Katherine Jones
Charles Butler
Ella Parkin
Pred Sargent
Maude Shreve
Arthur Lyons
Glenn Babcock
Union City
Ethel Troupe
Monroeville
Vera Jones
Gregory Jones
Amherst
Mass
Cliff Crosby
Ray Crosby
Sharon Brown
Donald Hyer
Spartansburg
Carl Tower
Warren
Cora Grant
Ray Grant
Geneva
N. Y
Same Class With Kissing Babies PHTRATD in Detroit Parade
Mindy William E. Miller may have set a campaign trend by making a public appearance in Detroit for her husband the Republican vice presidential candidate. She playfully tweaked the whiskers of Stanly Olejaczyke 82 during a Pulaski Day parade.
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Wetesesas
Mindy Willliam E. Miller
Detroit
Stanly Olejaczyke
US Girls Win First Olympic Medals in Tokyo Games
AP reports Jeanne Collier and Patsy Willard won the United States first medals as Tokyo opened. Collier took silver in women's platform diving with a reverse somersault, edging Willard who earned bronze. The U S basketball team led by Shipp and Caldwell beat Finland 77 to 51 for its 40th straight Olympic win. Swimmers and divers advanced toward semifinals in multiple events, while Lindgren suffered an ankle injury hours before the 10,000 meters. Also noted was boxer Frilot’s upset loss and Bert Lahr seeking a hospital checkup in Hollywood.
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Arvona
Jeanne Collier
Patsy Willard
U.S
Miss Collier
Phoenix
Miss Willard
Mega
Jeanne
Jerry Shipp
Bartlesville
Ohls
Joe Caldwell
Arizona State University
Finland
Shipp
Poin Caldwell
Anedley
Australia
Dawn Fraser
Sharon Stouder
Glendora
Calif
Miss Stouder
Jeanne Hal- Tock
Arcadia
Kathy Ellis
Indianapolis
Carl Robie
Uni
Versity
Michigan
Roy Saari
el Segunda
Dick Roth
Alerton
United States
Willard
Sue Gossick
Tarzana
Ingrid Kramer-Engel
Maurice Frilot
Gersty Lindgren
Lindgren
Spokane
Wiilut
Denver
Colo
Ernest Mabwa
Uganda
Mercer Area Crash Fatal for Two Young Men
Two 19 year old men died and a third, 23, was in critical condition after a one vehicle crash 12 miles south of Mercer. Richard L. Weller of Grove City died at Mercer Cottage Hospital from a fractured skull. Lawrence K. Lee Tf of Slippery Rock also died from a skull fracture. The car reportedly tried to pass, struck a bridge, swerved, and hit a large tree.
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Mercer State
Weller
U S Policy In Asia Attacked At Conference
The Cairo conference of Nonaligned Nations ended with an attack on United States policy in Southeast Asia. It urged negotiations to neutralize Laos Cambodia and Vietnam and called for withdrawal of all foreign troops from South Vietnam where about 20 000 U S advisers support the Saigon regime amid guerrilla attacks. It also urged resumption of the Geneva Conference on Indochina.
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Cairo
United States
Southeast Asia
Ed Ching
Laos
Cambodia
Viet Nam
Saigon
Indochina
Hal Boyle Americana column notes on odds and ends of life
New York AP roundup of quirky observations and trivia from Hal Boyle. It cites dental grinding, long marriages, skin nerves, anesthesia PR funds, a 4000 year old baldness cure, and humorous quotes on work, love, independence, honesty, cash registers, fortune tellers, and political ideals.
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NEW York
American Association of Anesthmologists
Theodore Reiss
Atlantic Ocean
Mahalia Jackson Fights for Life in Chicago Hospital
AP reports gospel icon Mahalia Jackson is critically ill with a heart ailment at Little Company of Mary Hospital in Chicago. The 50 year old, once a Louisiana washerwoman turned international star, speaks of fatigue and gratitude as letters and flowers flood in from Europe and Asia. Doctors say she must remain in bed with limited visits as she recovers from the heart condition following a taxing year of touring.
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Chigaro
Mahalia Jackson
Louisiana
Chicago
Rose
Miss Jackson
Europe
Asia
Little Company of Mary Hospital
New Orleans
Beaver Academy football notes misread lineup changes
Fragmentary OCR details football shift mentions Beaver Academy players and halftime injuries. Names such as Jay Pla yer Ton, Jim Sheen, Larry Rieck, Nick Dow, Cliff Clark, Roger Ottaw appear garbled. Some movement to Titusville and Warren cited amid early season schedule mentions.
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Iigh
Night
Ickoff
Jim Sheen
Beaver
Larry Rieck
Nick Dow
Cliff Clark
Roger Ottaw
Kennet
Titusville
Beaver Academy
Warren
Denver Broncos Rally to Edge Opponents in AFL Clash
In a tight AFL matchup, the Denver Broncos rallied behind Goose Gonsoul Mitchell and speedster Jacky Speedie to beat an unnamed opponent 28 to 13. The game featured 30,000 fans, a late surge after halftime, and a strong showing by Mitchell with a 25 yard touchdown drive.
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Praying Centre College
Astounde
Harvar
Broncos
Chiefs
Nowuen
Goose Gonsoul Mitchell
Jacky Lesna Speedie
Buffalo
Houston Oilers
San Diego
Matt Snell Ree
York Jets
Oakland
Marshall Ork
Jeg
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