Local Notes From Cutting Vicinity Social Circle
Community news from Cutting Vicinity reports a weekend of visits and gatherings. Numerous residents, including Mrs Willer Deshuzer and the Alkens family, hosted relatives and friends from Jamestown, Columbus, and Canada. The notes mention weddings, engagements, hospital updates, and a series of weekend visits among neighbors and extended kin across Maryland, Fort Erie, and Findley Lake.
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West Virginia
Willer Deshuzer
Tipakir
Rodney Praligkeyor
Columbus
Alkens
Tibraligh Mag
Sandra Syuwrski
Jamestown
Hag Tren
He Alkens
Joel Hintind
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Ahere Moniay
George Trutiaat
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David Albright
Donald
Romud Willey
Omer
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Lars
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Mio
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Jind
Cal Mari
Pacifiom
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Jost Storer
Teeth Braun
Dayton
Betty
Port Covina
Chuegh
Baturdiy Mornuring
Min Riplard
Warnhoniy
Chaie
Alkeny
Cheryl Chasuhionet
Margiotti Death Delays Courts in Pittsburg
The death of Attorney Charles J Margiotti delays multiple criminal and civil cases in Pittsburg including the federal government’s suit against the Hoxsey Cancer Clinic in Portage Cambria County. The case, charging a violation of the Pure Food and Drug Act over pills claimed to treat cancer, was set for September 17. Attorney Vincent Casey stated he will confer with U.S. Attorney Malcolm D Anderson to decide if the trial proceeds on schedule.
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Asus
Charles J Margiotti
Lsted
Hoxsey
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Cambria County
Vincent Casey
Marriott
U.S
Malcolm D Anderson
Salk to Receive State Medical Society Award in Pittsburgh
Dr. Jonas E. Salk, discoverer of the polio vaccine, will be honored with the State Medical Society’s Distinguished Service Award at the 106th annual convention in Auntie City. The silver medal will be presented to the University of Pittsburgh scientist on October 23.
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Salk
Harrisburg
Jonas E. Salk
State Medical Society
Auntie City
University of Pittsburgh
Fairless Named Head of New Aid Review Committee
President Eisenhower yesterday picked Benjamin Fairless former head of U S Steel as chairman of a Citizens Committee to review government foreign aid programs and propose possible changes White House Press Secretary C Hagerty said the panel will offer an outside government viewpoint on foreign aid policy.
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