Senate Final Approval of AD Bill Sets Military Aid Route
Senators debate final passage voting to approve the AD bill with funds for arms planes tanks and military aid. The Senate earmarks 6.976 billion for military aid and 81.31 billion for economic aid, largely for defense production overseas and Europe under Eisenhower. A split in purse-string control replaces the House role with a three-way Senate plan.
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Mont
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Owight D. Eisenhower
State Department
Lecture by Leroy Flint Set at Bre Center Auditorium
Leroy Flint Cleveland artist will lecture at Bre Center Auditorium 1220 Peach Street next Thursday evening on Thoughts on the Nature of Design. He will discuss changes in design concepts over the past fifty years and the role of design in modern life with emphasis on craft pieces. Flint, born 1909 in Ashtabula, is a graduate of the Cleveland Institute of Art and has served in the Army. He is currently with the Cleveland Museum of Art education department and teaches at the Akron Art Institute Professional School.
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Ctmismen
Leroy Flint
Cleveland
Brie
Pennsylvania
Ashtabuls
Cleveland Institute of Art
Flint
Engineer's School
Fort Belvoir
Cleveland City Planning Commission
Western Reserve University
Cleveland Museum of Art
Akron Art Institute Professional School
Beautiful Church Ceremony Unites Miss Ellsworth and Herbert Savage
Miss Gladys Ellsworth of the city and Herbert F Savage of Mayville wed in a 2:30 pm ceremony at the Firs Presbyterian Church. Rev Paul F Bauer officiated as family and many guests attended the reception at the bride’s home after the nuptials.
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Gladys Ellsworth
Herbert F. Savage
Ellsworth
Horbert F. Savage
Mayville
Ant
George W. Ellsworth
Lee Fivage
St. of Mayville
Enon
Paul F. Bauer
Tobias
Miss Bilsworth
Grammarie
Stanley Curl
Erboma
Lee Savage
Fredonia
Jean Mack Weds Raymond Hamilton in Bear Lake EUB Ceremony
Miss Jean Rose Mack and Raymond Lawrence Hamilton united in a single ring ceremony at Columbus Goma Church. The bride wore a melon suit with navy accessories and a white rose corsage. The groom is employed at McInnes Steel. the couple plans residence at 240 South Center Street.
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Jean Mack
Raymond Hamilton
A. Pang
Bear Lake Eub
Jean Rose Mack
Ross Mark
B.D
Raymond Lawrence Hamilton
Columbus Goma Church
Albert Sandburg
Frank Mitchell
Mitchell
Sidney Smith
Robert Walker
Townville
Spartansburg
Columbus
Elgin
Spring Creel
Wanda Aldrich
Betty
Roberta
Mary McCray
South Center Street
Hamilton
Jm Dune
G. C. Murphy
Vanie Hamilton
RD. 1
Spartansboro High School
McInnes Steel Company
Playhouse Membership Drive Opens Sept. 11
Erie Playhouse to launch its annual membership drive on September 11 following a August 29 planning dinner at the Erie Club. Mrs. Margaret Bender leads the effort with assistants including Mrs. Clinton Pratt and two unnamed committee members. The theater plans to announce its season lineup soon and continues its tradition of presenting Broadway plays to the community.
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Cory
Margaret Bender
Clinton Pratt
Hinsdale Baby Born At Cor vy Memorial Hospital
A son was born this morning at Cor vy Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Ernest Hinsdale of Clymer.
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Ernest Hinsdale
Clymer
Benefit Style Show Set For September 25 At Junto High
The La Ausillary of Corry Memorial Hospital sponsors a benefit style show on September 25 at Junto High School at 3 p.m. The event features early fall fashions from local stores. Mrs. Walter Ross chairs with co chair Mrs. D Armour Willstrom. other committee members include Mrs. C Williams program chair Mrs. Robert Rastebter publicity, Mrs John Street door prizes, Mrs A F Dahlstrand stage direction, Mrs James Allyn tickets, and Miss Lear Stranahan school details.
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Corry Menorial Hospital
Junto High School
Walter Ross
D. Armour Willstrom
C. ‘. Williams
Robert Rastebter
John Street
Door Prines
A. F. Dahlstrand
James Allyn
Lear Stranahan
Olin Bracken
Reading and Scranton Officials Silent on Senate Report
Reading and Scranton officials refused comment on a Senate crime investigative committee report. Mayor John F. Davis and Mayor James T. Hanlon declined to discuss its findings. Police chief William Poss did not offer remarks.
Birthday Party at Whitehead Home Honors Mrs Irene Robinson
Mrs T W Whitehead entertained at her home 263 East Pleasant Street last evening honoring Mrs Irene Robinson. Twelve guests played ganasta and prizes were won by Mrs Maxwell Brown Mrs Ray Tanner Mrs Arthur Hill and Miss Mary Ellen Bell. Mrs Tanner from Brookville attended as a town guest. The hostess served dessert and guests presented Mrs Robinson with a gift.
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Ronald Zeaman
Galeton
Thompson
Utica
Joseph Wojciechowski
West Pleasant Street
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Erie Institution
Arleric Deschamp
New York City
Charles Auer
Elof Dahl
East Pleasant + street
Paul Gibson
Youngsville
Indianapolis
Kenneth Kluge
J. Skiff
Towanda
Joseph Sullivan
East Smith Street
Carl Peterson
Sally Sullivan
Norfolk
F. A. James Peterson
John Mead
Mary
Connie Mead
Washington
James Mead
Wayne Street
Alton Rogers
Tooele
Utah
Florence Amy
Gertrude Aikens
Milan Brown
Ohio
Leo Frynn
Don Hall
Mabel McLean
Lawrence Nichols
Toronto
Leary Faulkner
Cleveland
Robert L
Faulkner
R. M. DeGraif
Graham Campbell
Buffalo
James Mackies
Franklin Street
Ann P. Smith
Washington Street
Clarence Dunlap
Dunlap
Nellie Dunlap
Milton
Patrick Kennedy
Patricia
Chio
Kennedy
Margaret Moore
East South Street
Clarence J. Kirch Jett
Chicago
Kirch
William Erickson Save
Sandstone Springs
L. A. Rossin
Blaine
Mr. Rossin
Maurice Rossin
Roger Haight
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Earl Haight
George Andrus
David
Washington, D. C
Mary Moore
Harrisburg
Harriet Myers
Ross Fegley
Lisa
Portsmouth
Naval Hospital
Bruce
Whitehead
T. W. Whitehead
East Pleasant Street
Irene Robinson
Maxwell Brown
Ray Tanner
Arthur Hill
Mary Ellen Bell
Unclear Town Officials Silence On Law Enforce Laxity
fragmentary report cites Birney on police laxity, Kearny and Lackawanna officials avoiding comment. In separate text, Jack London named most popular U.S. writer in the Soviet Union as of September 1 in Moscow.
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William J. Kearny
Jack London
Moscow
American Northwest
U.S
Soviet Union
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