Line O Ad Listings Include Names Admitted and Discharged
A local Line O Ad listing shows admissions and discharges with names and addresses such as Frank Alexander and Rose Miles alongside other residents of Spring Creek and nearby towns. The ad notes rates of 23 cents per line and mentions a Helping Hand rummage sale at IOOF Hall on North Center Street on October 7 and 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Alexander
North Center Street
William Edwards
Titusville
Paula Johnson
Sixth Avenue
Rose
Cora Miles
Spring Creek
Larry Miles
Frank Miles
Kenneth Miles
Keith Miles
Quinn Johnston
Allen May
R. D
Corry
Marvin Loper
Meadville
Sherman Stanbro
Sparttansburg
Merle Smith
Spring
Ne. Paétla
Iva Redenz
Hamel Hospital
Erie
Percie McCray
West Pleasant Street
Yvan Legters
North Clymer
Rodney Hammel
Geraldine Bellinger
Mayville
Hamot Hospital
Ioof Hall
Deny Review Of Suit In Cancer Death
A New Orleans widow, Victoria St Pierre Lartigue, was denied Supreme Court review of her suit alleging tobacco companies caused her husband Frank J. Lartigue’s 1955 lung cancer death. The case named R J Reynolds Tobacco Co and Liggett and Myers Tobacco Co, with courts below ruling against her. She claimed an implied warranty of wholesomeness in cigarettes, while defendants argued no such absolute warrant existed. Lartigue, who smoked since age nine, died at 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New Orleans
Supreme Court
Victoria St. Pierre Lartigue
U.S. District Court
Frank J. Lartigue
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
U.S. Circuit Court
Lartigue
Tobacco Companies
Ban on Hunting in New York State Due to Drought
Lt Gov Malcolm Wilson bans most hunting fishing and trapping in New York effective 8 p m last night through the dry spell. The order targets forests woodlands and waterways not reachable by normal vehicles and keeps game seasons unchanged with time lost added at season end. Squirrel raccoon and woodcock remain in season. rabbit and turkey season opens October 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Malcolm Wilson
Wilson
Harold G. Wilm
New York State Conservation Commission
Six Die in Idlewild Helicopter Crash at Takeoff
A New York Airways helicopter crashed on takeoff from Idlewild Airport killing at least six people. Four passengers and two crew members died as the craft reportedly blew up during the departure, part of a fleet shuttling travelers between Manhattan and nearby airfields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York (Ap
Idlewild
New York Airways
Manhattan
Former executive dies in Miami Beach at 68
Edwin R. Palmer 68 a retired General Motors and Bendix Corp executive died yesterday in Miami Beach Florida Palmer held high level posts at both firms and was known for his leadership in the automotive and defense supply sectors his passing marks the end of a notable career in industry and corporate management
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
Edwin R. Palmer
General Motors and Bendix Corp
Tidal Wave Alert Shocks Hawaii Coastline
A Pacific tidal wave sparked by an earthquake near Japan stirred Hawaii and drew thousands to hills while many mainland residents watched from beaches. Waves barely rose above normal and caused no damage or casualties as alerts spread from Canada to Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Hawaii
Japan
Kurile Islands
River Reaches Record Low Levels in Pennsylvania
The Susquehanna River has fallen to a record low in Harrisburg and Wilkes-Barre as the River Forecasting Service reports a morning reading of 2.36 feet. A level near 2.4 feet is forecast for tomorrow, with Wilkes-Barre registering minus 1.3 feet the previous Saturday. measurements may understate true depth due to device placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susquehanna River
Harrisburg
Wilkes-Barre
U. S. Weather Bureau
Journal Changes To New Type
A description of transitioning to new body type in newspapers. The piece explains the shift to nine point type, the meaning of typographic measurements, and the cooperative efforts of the American Newspaper Publishers Association and equipment makers. It notes changes to matrices, molds, keyboard settings, and typesetting, aimed at easier reading for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Newspaper’ Publishers Association
Graphic Arts
Three Young Boys Die From Fumes At Home Theater
In Harri son County a family of five suffocated Saturday when fumes from a theater with no outside vent filled their home. Randy 4 months and Robert 19 months died on arrival, Dennie 3 died later. Mother Arlene Griffin 21 and visitor Jennings Jones 19 were treated at Union Protestant Hospital. Griffin said he returned from a hunting trip to find the house at about 100 degrees with windows shut and the family napping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warcummin
Harrison County
Clarksburg
Tlonaldrifin
Randy
Robert
Dennie
Griffin
Arlene
Jennings Jones
Union Protestant Hospital
Mrs Nhu challenges USIS claims on coup plots
Mrs Nhu contends USIS sought to topple Diem and notes open pro coup questions in the United States. She says officials may misunderstand normal orders to find replacements in crisis yet insists they aim to topple her brother President Diem. She recounts her four month absence from Saigon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USIS
U.S. Information Service
U.S
Iman
Diem
Nhu
Saigon
South Viet Nam Crisis Deepens Over Religious Ties
Fragmented OCR text reports charges of religious oppression by Diem's Catholic government in South Vietnam. Buddhists claim a large share of the population faces pressure, with references to Mrs. Nhu and a New York visit. exact figures and context are unclear due to garbled wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Viet Nam
Diem
Nhu
God
New York
Richard Patterson
St. Agnes Roman Catholic Church
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Brigham Hardware
All-Way Electric
Turben
Chevrolet
Itan A
Corry Memorial Hospital
Nys
Oregon
California
Loblaws
Nestle
Hershey's
Loblaw
Queen Veal
Gunsberg
Bennett
U. S
REX Theatre
John F. Kennedy
Cuff Robertson
Teres Teal
Spartacus
Zoale Lumber
truValue Building Supply Center
Penelea
LD Star OF
Recla Works
Jeree
Karen Lee
Karen Lee Sign (Before Nov. 23)—and Penelee
Pennsylvania Electromany
Penelee
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