Local Names in Union City and Nearby Addresses
List of residents and addresses including Mae Basillere D 1 Corry, Donald Eshelman and Doreen Faye Clymer, Fred Clayton and Michelle Diane Gary, merkle family 23 Grove Street, Donald Stanbro and Mark Douglas East Pleasant Street, Balinds at West Pleasant Street, Gerald Sweet 123 Mead Avenue UNION CITY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Suzanne Price 50 Miles Street Union City Patrick Arlet 40 Bridge Street Union City discharged Charles Bengel Jr Waterford May Pye Wattsquare Ralph Bilsborough 40 Concord Solomon Harris 22 Prospect Street Union City Mrs Charles Adams R D 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Basillere
R. D
Corry
Donald Eshelman
Doreen Faye
Clymer
Fred Clayton
Michelle Diane
Gary
Richard Merkle
Grove Street
Donald Stanbro
Mark Douglas
East Pleasant Street
Union
City Memorial Hospital
Suzanne Price
Miles Street
Union City
Patrick Arlet
Bridge Street
Charles T. Bengel Jr
Waterford
May Pye
Wattsoure
Ralph Bilsborough
Concord Street
Solomon Harris
Prospect Street
Charles Adams
Hurricane Nears Carolina Coast
A tropical storm named Ella tracks toward the Carolina Capes with 40 mile per hour gusts and rising seas. Small craft warned to stay near shore while vessels from Cape May to Miami monitor the hurricane’s north northwest path and weather warnings.
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Pagetue Lawn
S.C
Cape May
Miami
Pla
Carolina
Rila
Daytona Beach
Fla
Florida Eastilla
Carolina Capes
Georgetown
Carolina Capex
Tolel
Ella
Eilla
Eila
Mawhland
Ward
Airborne water skiers saga from Calais to England
A garbled report details Gil Delamare a French parachutist crossing from Calais to England in 85 minutes aboard a boat. The account mentions a flotilla and a crash or collision, with unclear names and outcomes.
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Calais
France
Gil Delamare
Enelistt
Fran
England
Aofiptor
Arriythei Daver
Delamanc
Efimi
Flottila
Bartel
Scranton Seeks Philly Support In Tight Democratic Race
Paxson, senior partner in the firm, said the appointment was under former Mayor Clark now seeking reelec tion as a Democratic senator, and the firm later saved the city millions. Scranton campaigned slowly in Philadelphia with small daytime crowds. night crowds grew, his wife Mary joining briefly. He spoke to Gulf Oil Women’s Public Affairs Group, addressing economic stagnation, unemployment, and corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Philly
Paxson
Joseph Clark
Dilworth
Philadelphia
Mary
Pennsylvania
Defeated GOP Candidate Shifts To Dems in NH
In Manchester AP reports Republican Gov. Wesley Powell defeated for the nomination last month has endorsed the Democratic candidate. Powell, 47, says he remains a Republican but cannot support John Pillsbury and cites Pillsbury’s obstructionism and Loeb’s influence. Powell criticizes the New Hampshire GOP Old Guard and describes his 1950 independent run against Tobey. He links his Pillsbury loss to the Murphy appointment and Loeb’s opposition. King welcomes Powell’s backing.
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Manchester
Wesley Powell
Powell
John Pillsbury
New Hampshire House
William Loeb
Manchester Union
National Governors Conference
King
Charles W. Tobey
U8 Senate
Tobey
Republican Party
New Hampshire
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Old Guard
Eisenhower
Catholics Hold Meet Second Week
Vatican City AP reports the Roman Catholic Ecumenical Council enters its second week with 2700 council fathers debating reforms. Pope John XXIII expresses satisfaction with progress amid a factional clash between traditionalists and progressives. A sorrowful note follows the death of Bishop Joseph B Burke of Buffalo from a heart attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Catholic Ecumenical Council
John XXII
Bontiff
Joseph B Burke
Buffalo
Dilworth Rally in Uniontown Appeals for Pennsylvania Growth
Democratic candidate Dilworth spoke in Uniontown praising past campaigns and vowing to push Pennsylvania into the 20th century. He claimed confidence over rival Scranton, defended opposing remarks on the Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority, and addressed rape policy while criticizing his opponent’s statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Dilworth
Pennsylvania
Lawrence
Uniontown
Scranton
Joseph Clark
James van Zandt
Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority
Philadelphia
U S Sends Fast Planes To Fly To Ease Threat
The Pentagon shifted a squadron of 12 Phantom fighters to Key West Florida to counter a Cuban MiG buildup. The move follows Ball's estimate Cuba may have 25 to 30 modern jets plus 60 older models. The Phantoms are the only new unit to Florida as regional forces brace for Soviet air activity.
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Washington
Pentagon
Cuba
Florida
Defense Department
Key West
George W. Ball
Congress
Ball
U.S
Oceana Naval Air Station
Norfolk
U. S
United States
Caribbean
Roswell L.gilpatric
Navy Phantom Fighter Details Emphasize Speed and Firepower
Spokesman Pred Korth says order flows via Navy channels, disputing Pentagon bypass claims. The FMB Phantom is described as the Navy’s fastest longest range and most powerful fighter, crewed by pilot and radar observer, armed with Sparrow and Sidewinder missiles, and capable of destroying faster and slower aircraft day or night in all weather.
Mail Cards and Parcels Early for Christmas Delivery
Postal officials urge early mailing of greeting cards and parcels for Christmas. Special handling and delivery services will ensure delivery of late season mailers. Local and out of town labels distributed in early December to aid accurate addressing and timely delivery by December 21.additional in town service and evening hours may be provided as needed.
Three Die and Eighteen Hurt in Utah Rocket Fuel Blast
In Bacchus Utah three men were killed and 18 injured when 4000 pounds of rocket fuel exploded at Hercules Powder Co. near Salt Lake City. Victims were Larry Larsen 26, Charles Butsler 40, and Grant C Terry 36. Plant manager R C Tucker said solid propellant production for Polaris and Minuteman missiles would continue. The blast created a ground-level crater, damaged adjacent buildings, and shook homes five miles away with a mushroom cloud spanning the sky. Of the injured, four were hospitalized.
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Bacchus
Utah
Hercules Powder Co
Larry Larsen
Charles Butsler
Salt Lake City
Grant C. Terry
American Fork
R. C. Tucker
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Mike Litz
American Legion Auxiliary
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Gold Room
Carrig's
Jim Rose
the Corry Journal
Fred Kinley
Corry Memorial Hospital
Nell Black
Dora McCaslin
West Pleasant Street
AL Arthur Graves
Ohio Street
M. Dean
Milton Dahl
Charles Akam
Cory
AL Matback
Richard Lindstrom
Richard Goodwill
Sossosg
Carrig’s
First Presbyterian Church
Ratherine’s
Moose Home
Dan River
Katherine
Grace Fossbursh
Columbus Avlenue
Columbus
AllWay Electric
Ultrasons
Berkshire
Heer Fe
LHD -Turben
Chevrolet
Ceqier
Flye Rexall Drugs
Citizens National Bank
Fayette County
Tbs
S&h
Morton
Bluebird
Swift's
Pittsburgh
West
Pirtse
W. F. Rickers
Morth Center St
Amet
North Center Street
MANN
Jegler Gas
Siegler
Wellman’s
North Center
Ster