Paragraf a and burial in Beaver Cemetery
A paragraph notes the burial to be held in Beaver Cemetery, and mentions Albert snags afternoon burial details. It also lists local deaths, fines, and a property transfer in Erie County tied to Concord Township. Weather, agriculture, and community notices fill out the local record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Snags
Beaver
Mr. Brown
A. Ott Sr
Corny
Concord
Margaret Hose
Concord Township
Erie County
Fire destroys summer home on Laurel Mountain
Fire yesterday gutted a summer home along Route 31 on Laurel Mountain in Somerset County. Fire Chief Newton B. Picking estimated the loss at 65 000 dollars, saying the blaze started on a second floor balcony. Owners Mr and Mrs John T Galey of Mount Lebanon were absent. cause undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pummede
Tarl
Route 31
Laurel Mountain
Newton B. Picking
Somerset
John T. Galey
Mount Lebanon
Nationalist Ship Escorts Reach Beach Amid Caution At Sea
The convoy near Quemoy faced no shore artillery as landing ships reached the beach under the watch of Vice Admiral Beakley. Nationalist ammunition ships led by small patrol boats in the final four miles to shore, while a sub sighting caused brief concern but was dismissed. Helicopters, gun crews, and battle stations remained active as unloading progressed slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Wallace M. Beakley
7Th Fleet
Botton
Beckley
Arthur F. Spring
Phinus
Hoop craze grips town as plastic tubing rolls out
Local Railway Express handles a flood of hoop shipments to retailers while Pittsville plants churn out plastic tubing. Mary Spravers of West Frederick claims a hoop record of one hour ten minutes, inspiring widespread play and claims of fitness benefits. Skyline Tubstries, with 250 workers on 22 lines, supplies Wham-O and reports an 80,000 pound daily material load and a two month lead over rivals, turning down 54,000 pounds of orders daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hime
Pittsville
Mary Spravers
August Spravers
West Frederick
Skyline T- Dubstries
Wham-O
Titusville
Gald
Second Ship Retains Position Amid Formosa Landing Exercise
Berkle y orders the second ship to land at another beach as Helena crew relaxes battle dress at 2 35. Unloading progresses satisfactorily and should finish before dark. Helena withdraws to witness joint amphibious drills with U S and Nat onalist Marines. Only a submarine alert breaks the calm of a peacetime naval exercise with a shark sighting off the starboard side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkley
Helena
Beakley
Scenic
Columbus
Formosa
Brakley
U.S
Maine Leads U S For Final Time In Senate Races
In Maine the race lines hold as Muskie defends his seat against Hildreth while Clinton Clauson seeks to replace the departing Muskie. Payne and Eisenhower clash over foreign policy as Democrats urge stronger defense and broader appeal to uncommitted nations. In the House, Hale faces Oliver, McIntire opposes Grady, and Coffin runs against Bishop with Muskie’s backing noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fry
Adams
Eisenhower
Muskie
Maine
America
Payne
U.S. Senate
Clinton A. Clauson
Augusta
Tewer
Herfice A. Hildreth
Robert Hale
James C. Oliver
Clifford G. McIntire
Gerald J. Grady
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Paul Sutton
Corry
Sciota Street
East Columbus Avenue
Richard Hebner
Pittsfield
Joseph Betag
Spartansburg
Cyril Ghuvna
RD. 1
East Mainstreet
Betag
Gluyna
Pennsylvania
Corry Memorial Hospital
Terry
Paul Blakes- Jee
Corry Area
Arden B. Baldwin
Greyhound Bus
Franklin Jett
John A. Hartbert
Aropg Sanit
Hardinger
Little Tex
Peggy Fox
Pony Associated Club
Erie
Fox
Litle Tex
Girard
Linda Turben
Silver Spurs Corral
Tex
Miss Fox
Miss Turben
Lawrence G. Anderson
Chautauqua County Agriculural Stabilization and Conseration Office
Ybus
Madsen
Lake Kingston
Rockroft
Anglo-Northern Securities
Ohia
Lawn Mqwers
Briggs & Stratton
Clinton, Lauson and Jacobson
Small Motors
Cady & Collier
South St
Boa Nene
Emaines
Crosby Bush
Main St
Dinl
Spin-A
GE Electric Iron
Guide For Home Buyers
Pennsylvania Electric Company
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