National premiere of The Story of Colonel Drake
The national public premiere of The Story of Colonel Drake, a 29 minute color motion picture, will be at Titusville High School with a luncheon for 200 oil industry executives at the Titusville Country Club. Principal speaker will be A A Stambaugh, chair of Standard Oil of Ohio. A series of free public showings will follow Thursday and Friday evenings October 7 and 8.
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Colonel Drake
Titusville
Titusville Country Club
Colestock High School
A. A. Stambaugh
Cleveland
Standard Oil Company of
Ohio
Wife Slayer Surrenders to Buffalo Police
Robert Taylor a 25-year-old butcher described by Philadelphia authorities as the suspect in the stabbing death of his wife Sylvia 27 surrendered at the Broadway precinct in Buffalo shortly after 7 am. Taylor faces murder questions after Sylvia was found stabbed to death in their Oak Lane North Philadelphia basement apartment.
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Amocutca
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Leo V. Swanekamp
Robert Taylor
Broadway
Taylor
Sylvia
Oak Lane
North Philadelphi
New York Tightens False Alarm Penalty to 1000 Dollars
Mayor Robert Wagner signed a law doubling fines for false alarms from ten to one thousand dollars and adding a two year prison term. The measure targets repeat offenders and aims to curb prank calls. Also noted is a paleontological fact that insects existed over 250 million years ago.
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New York
Robert Wagner
Miss Betty Vanderhoof Crowned Queen At Sparta Fair
Miss Betty Vanderhoof, 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Vanderhoof, was crowned queen of the Sparta Community Fair as the three day event opened. The Spartansburg High student wore a shrimp colored net over taffeta gown and was crowned by the 1953 queen, Mrs Marjorie Weaver. About 1,700 people attended the fair grounds today with last night’s crowd estimated at 1,200. Other class representatives were Miss Mary Rasey senior, Miss Jane Kinney sophomore, and Miss Irma Hoffman freshman. The retiring queen wore baby blue net over taffeta.
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Betty Vanderhoor
Sparta
Spartansburg
Vanderhoof
Clarence Vanderhoof
Marjorie Weaver
Glenn Crosby
Mary Rasey
Lewis Rasey
Jane Kinney
Willis Kinney
Irma Hoffman
Harris Hoffman
Eldred Township
Warren County
Miss Rasey
Miss Kinney
Miss Hoffman
Miss Weaver
Peter Gall
Spartansburg High
Guy Fish
Amy
Will renovate home of Franklin Pierce in Hillsboro
The 150-year-old home of President Franklin Pierce in Hillsboro will be renovated. The State Recreation Division announced it will spend 10000 dollars on the project.
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Hillsboro
Franklin Pierce
State Recreation Division
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Pymatuning Lake
Frank BL
Davis
Sharon
F. C. Weatherby
New Castle
Justice of the Peace
R. T. Silverthorn
Conneaut Lake
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
Silverthorn
Pennsylvania Avenue
Franklin Junior Chamber of Commerce
Chess Lamberton Airport
Pennsylvania
State Bureau of Animal Industry Today
Henry Yargarson
West Hickory
Erle
Vargarson
Tionesta
Howes Leather Co
Hickory
Warren City
Federal Communications Commission
Crawford County Broadcasting Co
Robert Z. Morrison
Cedar Rapids
Town
Patrick A. Petrino
Victor D. Lindeman Jr
South Orange
N. J
Clarence W
State Agriculture Department
Department
U.S. Weather Bureau
Richard Rossbacher
West Church Street
Rex Theatre
Diane- Kay Hopkins
Forest W. Hopkins
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Cleveland Clinic
North East
The
North East Breeze
Ronald Wesen
Guy Wesen
Toledo
Kane Area
Fred Lundberg
Ledo
Andy Zeryos
Zeryos
Industrial School
Anthony A. Bosch
Erie County Court House
Frederick L. Large
Pittsburgh
Patricia Fleming, Corry
Raymond C. Ecklund
Union City
Taipei
Shanghai
Canton
Russia
Tuffy
Corner of
Center
Washington Sts
Cady & Collier
Katherine
Mercury Club
Coe
Powell Motor CO
East Main Street
Wife Slayer
Earth
Cellum
E. E. Guignon
North Center St
Corry, Pa
Federal Reserve
Bank
Betty Vanderhoof
Sparta Fair
Don Antonio
Kosmar
Firestone
Firestones
Save Man
Barney's Firestone Store
South Center St
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