Two ships collide in river near Liverpool injuring fifty
The battleship Duke of York and a cruise steamer carrying 950 passengers collided in the River Mexsey last night. Fifty aboard the Kerry were slightly injured. neither vessel was badly damaged. Five killed in bus crash in Las Palmas. A bus fell from a 140 foot embankment, injuring forty.
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Mexsey
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Las Palmas
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Here
Style show benefits Corry Hospital hosted by Ladies Auxiliary
Fall fashion fundraiser announced by Mrs. Waller Ross with local merchants Chapin's Mabel Shoppe Leed's Topp's Al's Murphy's and Miller's providing five showings each. Highlights include How Not To Look humor segments tap and ballet numbers by Mrs. Tarbell's students. Tickets on sale soon at New Castle Junior High gym.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Waller Ross
Chapin's
Mabel Shoppe
Leed's
Topp’s
Al's
Murphy's
Miller's
Smari
Norman Tarbell
Miss Marie Fields Weds G F Duell in City Church
A wedding uniting Miss Marie Fields and G Frederick Duell was held at First Methodist Church last evening with Rev James McIntosh officiating. The couple, both employed at Aero Supply Mfg Co, will reside at 440 South Center Street. a reception followed at the Duell home.
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Marie Fields
Frederick Duell
Miss Marie Fields
G. Frederick Duell
First Methodist Church
James McIntosh
Roy Fields
West Parke Place
Duell
Gerald T. Duell
Wright Street
Burter Duell
Club 15 Meets at Spring Creek to Honor Mrs Babcock
Gib 16 members gathered Friday evening with Mrs Harold Jacl man of Spring Creek to honor Mrs James Babcock on her birthday. Awards went to Mrs P H Stenman Mrs Babcock Mrs Fred Haenel and Mrs George Rhodes. The guest received money from friends. Next meeting set for September 26 with Mrs Haenel on Mead Avenue to honor upcoming birthdays.
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Gib 16
Harold Jaclman
Spring Creek
James Babcock
P. H. Stenman
Babcock
Fred Haenel
George Rhodes
Jackman
Haenel
Mead Avenue
Harry Burton
Claude Stoke
Independence Ladies Club Meets at Camper Home
The Independence Ladies Club of State Line gathered Thursday at Mrs. Lester Camper’s home. Ten members and one guest, Mrs. Mitteldin Crusack of Erie, enjoyed a picnic style dinner. Birthdays for Mrs. Herbert White and Mrs. Donald Bensink were noted and sewing and visiting followed. Mrs. Herbert White will host the October meeting.
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Independence Club
Camper
Independence Ladies’ Club
State Line
Lester Camper
Mitteldin Crusack
Erie
Herbert White
Donald Bensink
William Bensink
Concord P. T. A. Officers Installed
A Concord P. T. A. special meeting installed new officers led by Ralph Carroll as president and included G. V. George Ann Baress as vice presidents, Arthur Burgess as secretary and Alan Dimmick as treasurer. The group discussed selecting a graduating student for an educational loan fund. The next session is set for September 25.
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Concord P. T. A
Ralph Carroll
G. V. George
Ann Baress
Arthur Burgess
Alan Dimmick
Waldron-White Wedding Last Evening
Rev George Mulvin officiated the wedding of Mrs Rose White of West Columbus Avenue and Paul Waldron of Spring Creek at Beverdam. Attendees included Homer James Mary White and Miss Marjorie Chiricugio. The couple will reside at Spring Creek where Waldron runs the Spring Creek Milling Company.
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Waldron
Spring Creek
Neighborhood Club Hosts Birthday for Mrs Burton
Mrs Joseph Henline entertained the Neighborhood Club at her home 200 West Columbus Avenue with nine guests celebrating Mrs Harry Burton's birthday. Prizes went to Mrs Charles Gook and Mrs Ruth Weidner. Dingo was played, and refreshments were served. Miss Myrtie Akam of Essex Street will entertain September 20.
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Joseph Henline
West
Columbus Avenue
Harry Burton
Dingo
Charles Gook
Ruth Weidner
Danny
Myrtie * Akam
Essex Street
Ladies' Day Progen Planned at Corry Country Club
Mrs G W Holt and Mrs Harold Powell chair the Ladies Progen event to be held next Thursday at Corry Country Club. Women members and guests are invited and should reserve with Mrs Holt or Mrs Powell by Tuesday noon. Cards and golf will be offered during the day.
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Country Club
G. W. Holt
Harold Powell
Corry Country Club
Mra Holt
Farewell Party Held For Eugene Buesink Before Service
Eugene Buesink son of Mr and Mrs Bar Buesink of Tindley Lake will enter the service September 13 after a Corry Warren football game farewell party last evening. Eighteen friends attended at Low Cat Thaom Route 6 and presented a suitable gift.
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Eimene Buesink
Bar! Buesink
Tindley Lake
Corry-Warren
Low Cat Thaom
Hospitality Club To Meet Next Tuesday
The first Fall meeting of the Hospitality Club convenes next Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the Garden Room of the V.F.W. Post Home on West Washington Street. Mrs. W. A. Leaby serves as program chairman for September and plans a get acquainted party with light refreshments for members and guests including new neighbors.
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V.F. W. Post
West Washington Street
W. A. Leaby
W. C. T. U. Convention At Erie Yesterday
A county W. C. T. U. convention met at Chestnut Street Presbyterian Church in Erie yesterday. Local participants included Mrs A Mountain Mrs Charles Patterson Mrs Sean TenHuisen Mrs George Chase Mrs Normin Kline and Mrs Mildred Sorenson. Rev George A Myers of Wayne Street Methodist Church lectured as guest speaker. An all day program featured noon luncheon and an early evening dinner.
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Chestnut Street
Senate votes to raise postal rates and end penny postcard era
The Senate passed a postal measure to raise first class letters to five cents, postcards to two cents, and magaine rates by 60 percent over three years. The plan aims to boost annual Post Office revenues by about 40 million while delaying a proposed 1 percent raise for workers.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sept. A
Senate
House
Post Office Department
McFarland
Arizona
Senates
Senator Long
D-u
Socialism a Cruel Hoax Says Babson
Babson argues socialism is a cruel hoax citing Attlee Cripps Bevin and Bevan as honest socialists facing collapse or dictatorship He compares Mussolini Hitler and others demagogues and questions Britain’s path after Attlee amid rumors of revolution while favoring democratic capitalism over total collective control.
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Attice
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Hitler
Aneurin Bevan
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Miss America Crown Tonight in Atlantic City Pageant
Atlantic City prepares for the 1952 Miss America crowning as 61 entrants compete for 10 finalist spots. By 11 20 p m EST judges will announce the winner while 5 semifinalists receive 1000 scholarships and 15 reach the finals.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
Iss
America
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