Unclear Weather and Local News Update
Fragmented notes report a storm near the earth shadow with later scheduling for a speaker from Liberia and Africa. Local health data show five county departments cover 40 percent of Pennsylvania’s population with polio vaccination improving immunity. Police report Charles Rathbun fined for drunkenness. Acting postmaster Bliss Dirgeetore named in Union City. Divorce decrees issued in Evie County. Estate exchange recorded in Wayne Township. Death of Mrs. Arthur Bundy noted.
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Erle
Penns
Pennays- Varin Mtealth Department
Health Boorety
Charles TL
Allass
Bliss
Wus Beer
Union City
Bloss
Wesley. Allen
Earl Miller
Lily Shost
Minteipal Au Hiatt
Most Warren Staff Won't Get Raise
Warren State Hospital employees face no raise for about 87 percent of staff despite a 1 million payout approved for state mental health workers. The increase targets salary ranges, not across the board, with about 6400 workers to gain 807000 between September and May, while some mid‑level staff see little or no wage boost.
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Warren
Warren State Hospital
Stile
Henry Phelis
Harrisburg
Lawrence
Phelis
Chilr Sthillers
Schnarrs
Cuba Strips Foreign Oil Brands In Cuban Monopoly Push
Havana reports Cuba seizes foreign oil assets and imposes Soviet oil shipments. The Institute of Cuban Petroleum rebrands pumps and tankers, erasing Esso Standard Shell and Texaco marks as it relies on Soviet crude and products to meet demand. Officials note a high delivery rate of oil and fuel oil through August, amid the consolidation.
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Havana
Cuba
Esso Standard Shell
Texaco
Welbady
Fidel Castro
Institute of Cuban Petroleum
Castro Selard
Covners
Soviet Uiion
Black Sea
Offici
New Claims Rise in Harrisburg Unemployment Figures
The State Bureau of Employment Security reports weekly unemployment data for August 6. New initial claims totaled 29,407, up from 29,255 the prior week. Continued claims rose to 179,385 from 178,261, indicating a higher volume of ongoing claims.
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Harrisburg
State Bureau of Employment Security
Sen Scott Predicts GOP Will Carry Pennsylvania
Senator Scott predicted the Republicans will carry Pennsylvania in the November election. He said the margin depends on how hard the party works and that he will participate actively in the campaign with Nixon and Lodge, planning weeks of appearances in September and October. He aims to build on Eisenhower’s record and attack Democratic platform failures without engaging in hatchet work.
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Scott
Pennsylvania
Washington
Pennsylvana
Pennsylvania Aid
Richt
Nixon
Peninsylvania
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John F. Kennedy
Mass
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
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Eisenhower
Paris
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Hisise
Philadelphia
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Maint
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Ehine
Tullis
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Campudi
Loxive
UN urged to hand bases to Lumumba in Congo dispute
Soviet deputy foreign minister urged UN secretary general Hammarskjold to withdraw Belgian technicians from Kamina and Kitona bases and hand over control to Lumumba's government. The move aimed to empower Lumumba amid tensions with Katanga premier Tshombe, who wants federation control while Lumumba seeks centralized governance.
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Dak Hammarsky
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Vasily M. Kuenetsov
Hemmirskiold
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Kitena
Huznetsov
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Ty Kamins
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Moise Tshombe
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Sentenced For Starving Canine In San Francisco
Louis A Bankis, 39, was sentenced to three months in jail for starving his dog Jay a year old boxer. The dog, chained at Banks wrecking yard, dropped from 80 to 90 pounds but is in the custody of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and regaining weight.
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San Francisco
Louis -A-Bankis
Banks
Wrecking Yard
Thedos
Jay
Society Ant Prevention of Cruelty To
Summit School hires Gary Sayers in sixth grade
Local notes list numerous visits and movements as families frequent Waterford Corry and Findley Lake communities. Gary Sayers takes a tracking position at Summit School near Waterford while residents visit relatives in Rochester James-town Corry and Franklin with several house moves and social calls noted.
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Summit School
Waterford
Faith Marsh
Disle Carter
Rochester
David Fassett
French Creek School
Loase
Lawrence Emory
Emory
William “Purdy
Norman Radlick
Buffalo
Helen Rouse
Daisy Rus~ Jiuk
Corry Memorial
Helen Wright
Jamestown
Elouise Marsh
Ethel Forker
Findle
Myron Wallace
Clifford Aikens Sr
Ciifford Aikens Jr
Chevyl Kay
New Buffalo Road
Frank Hulett
Albert Bayle
Carl A. Marsh
Faith
Dixie’ Carter
FP. D. Southworth
Pittsburgh Accidents Claim Two Young Lives
Keystone Briefs reports two tragic deaths in the Pittsburgh area. Daniel Ramah seven months suffocated at home. Michael L McCornish two weeks old from Glenwillard found smothered by bed clothing. Police investigate causal factors. Allegheny County hosts its 23rd annual fair at South Park with exhibits and a twice daily water show. Labor Day finish.
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Pittsburgh
Pittaburgh
Daniel Ramah
Cratton Helents
Michael L. McCornish
Glenwillard
Eri
Allegheny County
South Park
Baptists Reject Kennedy Candidacy Over Catholic Faith
Javanoma, Okla. Baptist Bible Fellowship votes unanimously at annual meeting to oppose Sen. John Kennedy as a presidential candidate, denouncing the Roman Catholic Church as a totalitarian religion-politico institution led by a foreign head of state.
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The
Baptist Bible Fellowship
John Kennedy
Publisher Dies in Corning Leader Cope death
Corning New York B Sun DERHILL Jr 70 co publisher and treasurer of the Corning Leader died yesterday after a brief illness.
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Corning, N.Y
B.sunderhill Jr
Corning
Perfume Round the Clock Q Dear Jane Ad
A reader seeks a lasting perfume and notes a Liquid Skin Sachet as a longer lasting option. The ad promotes Chantilly Liquid Skin Sachet by Hoobment Pry priced at $2.25 plus tax at Sen's Thugs.
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Hoobment
Sen
Adv
Business mood wary as autumn outlook lingers in New York
In New York the Business Mirror notes cautious optimism for fall as labor day signals end of summer. Amid weak steel and appliance demand, high personal income and a steadier money market offer light footing. Analysts expect credit moves to lift inventories and housing may improve next spring, while auto demand could offset some slowdown.
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New York
Steel
Dnsold
J H Castor Succumbs in Corry After Long Illness
J H Doc Castor dies after a lung surgery and long illness. Survived by wife Florence at home, son Gastor of Corry, daughter Mrs John Rudolph of Corry, four granddaughters. Funeral arrangements by Bracken Funeral Home. A note on twin birth rates follows.
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Corry
Arizona
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Duck Gastor
John Rudolph
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