Local shops and events highlight Pennsylvanian life
A fragmented local page lists catalog items and sales like chrome snack sets and bread trays at several stores such as Bartel's and Kre mex. It notes community activities including dances, auctions, church spaghetti dinners, and a public meeting of the Industrial League. Police, errands, and public notices mingle with ads and store hours.
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Pauih Sloan
Paull Sloan
Main Street
LS Purhmaster General Ar
Ur & Summerfield —Industrial League
Bowl-Aire
Starn Public Schooly Buide Aula Ji
Tony Wee Uy Fur Comtearten
Neek Secilary Scholat
Picket N Y Hotel Over Nikita Visit
Lined with anti communists, about 100 demonstrators picketed the Waldorf Astoria in New York to protest Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev’s planned United Nations stay. Placards urged opposition to Khrushchev and condemned Soviet policies as the crowd chanted and paraded outside the hotel.
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York
Nikita Khrushchev
Waldorf-Astoria
United Nations
Marlow Looks At Todays News Reds Recurring Theme
AP summary discusses the 1952 presidential race theme of Communist influence as a political weapon. It notes McCarthy era accusations against government officials, the Hiss case, and Eisenhower's stance on subversives. The piece reflects on vigilance versus fear in government during the era.
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Wassington
Repiblians
Alidey
Democratie
Eisenhower
Hteblue
Nawow Security
Asetios
Willie Marty
Berney F Mitchell
Iyan
Moscow
Demerauieriin House
VirAmericat
Linil
Svarrs
Josepty Macarthy
Poole
Hrerefevitjers
Secretary of State
Dean Acheson
Mccarthy
Etforts Aviation
Hiss
Richt M. Nixom
Californi Con
Alpot Hiss
State Department
Roosevelt
Yalta
Bae
Persmey
Diab Dios Eisenbawer
Dankeud
Aesime
Foundations
Ersunlown
Lin
Hospital Aids Urgent Call for Doctor Numbers
At the Corry Memorial Hospital an emergency Protocol limits calling a physician in urgent cases. The facility provides a dedicated line 21-8201 for immediate contact but notes difficulty in summoning a physician during emergencies.
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Corry Memorial
Admitted and Discharged List From Corry Area Hospital
The notice lists admitted patients including Mrs Elsie Roof at 516 Second Avenue and Mrs Lyle Morty RD3 Corry with others such as Mrs Alton R Armitage 222 Suminner Stevet Gordon RD3 Corry and Arthur F Lee Centrrville. Discharged includes Mrs Ginir Caster and Cindy daughter of Todd A Firth Spartansburg, with several other local residents and addresses referenced.
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Elsie Roof
Second Avenue
Lyle Morty
Corry
Alton R. Armitage
Suminner Stevet Gordon
Lievd Proctor
Corry Frend
Arthur F Lee
Centrrville
Paul Wo Dyne
Yeti
Ginir Caster
Baal Smith Street
Cindy & Diehter
Todd A’ Firth
Spartansburg
Rose Brow
B.D. Cony
Eva Arnold
North Center Street
Palil Te Lents
Watsburg
Lawrence Aldvich Sr
Lawrence Alivich
Union City Addresses and Names in Brief Notices
Discharged individuals include Mrs Donald McClenahiin of R D 2 Clymer and Mrs Lewis Knight of Conterville. Also listed are Thomas Coatoam and Mrs Merritt Williams of Wattsburg and Union City, with street addresses on 213 South Street and 89th Street respectively.
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Union City
Thomas Coatoam
South Street
Wattsburg
Gilpin McKinney
Putnam Street
Donald McClenahiin
Clymer
Lewis Knight
Conterville
Thomas Customs
Merritt Williams
Fragmented Keyst tune Briefs and Distorted Notes
A jumble of brief items from a newspaper page notes a fall season focus with scattered names and places. mentions include Washington Pennsylvania Harrisburg Pittsburgh and Allegheny County while referencing a liquor license suspension and gambling concerns.
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Harrisburg
State Liquor Control Board
Joseph T Blick
Citizenship Day marked in Pennsylvania amid statewide events
The article notes Citizenship Day observed in Pennsylvania and mentions related events across cities including Harrisburg and Hershey. It cites plans for Constitution Week activities with dates in September and reports on a new eight week training program at the State Police Academy with about 60 policemen serving 32 communities. The piece also records the death of Clearfield attorney D. Edward Chapin at 59, his long legal career, and partnership with Arnold before his passing.
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Tilnsvilla
Lerrith
Englé Builders Supply of
Columbus
Perry's Inn
Erie
Otis Tyey
Terry
Joseph
Franklin
Titale
Spartansburg
Pearl Nichols
Titusville
Roland Earls
Centerville
Buells Cotters Blacktop
Meadville
Barry FL Jeffery
Dayton
Ohio
Jilin I Balies
Mellon National Bank and Trust Co
Pittsburgh
Allegheny Coltege
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Gayritar Lawrences
Mutua Higgh
Mershey
G McCurtme
Clearfield
D. Edward
Chapin
Clearfield Hospital
Chaplin
Kaw
Ste John
Arnold
Stale Congo Hospital Delivers Unclear Report From New Delhi
A fragmentary notice cites an unclear event at a New Delhi hospital with vague references to entities and a dated action. The readable text mentions hospital and legal themes but lacks concrete details for full interpretation.
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New Delhi
Tilia
Tugel Tag Medien
Cory Aven High School FFA wins $125 in prizes
At Bre County Record Book competition held at Wattsburg, 15 Cory Aven High School Future Farmers of America members earned $125 prize money across livestock dairy beef swine and crop categories. Winners included Howard Miller junior Richard Triscwill dairy calves, Richard Lindstrom, Ronald Yettenburg dairy heatl ers, Alan Adams beef steers, Dennis Northrup salgeains, onions and sweet corn. The FFA later aired a TV show on WICU Erie with Paul Pirozzoni and Dennis Northcup demonstrating the Culling of the Laying Flock.
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Wattsburg
Cory Aven
Future Farmers of America
Scoledt Ii
Winneid
Divey’ Herd
Howard Miller
Richard Triscwill
Richard ‘Lindstrom
Ronald Yettenburg
Dairy Heatlers
Thornton Boutwell
Russell Bailey
Barney Guloun
Larry Puckly
Alan Adams
Dennis Northrup
Ans
Thornton Bontwell
Denis Northrup
Worth
Hammond
Thorn Jlore Boutwell
John Willis
Thomas Jobson
Charles Way
FPA
WICU
Erie
Paull Pirozzoni
Dennis Northcup
Olyphant Borough keeps Kneab as football coach after student protests
Stanely Kneab retained as coach following a protest by 59 students at Olyphant Borough School. Students staged a sit in and picketed the school, demanding Kneab remain in his post while officials described the move as an economy measure. The dispute occurred amid broader local tensions and questions about school leadership and resources.
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Scranton
Stanley Kueab
Olyphant Borough School
Kneab
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