Local Notice Of Discharges And Addresses
Discharge records list Fred Groters of Clymer and Rhonda 2 weeks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Allen of Centerville. Several individuals are named with street addresses including Mrs. Alton Bromley Jr of West Main, Robert Roden Sr of Mead Avenue, Mrs. Martina Christensen of East South Street, Mrs. Gayle Boutwell, Mrs. Frank Karkoski, Mrs. Randall Whitney, and others at East Columbus, South Center, and Carry streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Bromley Jr
West Main Street
Robert Roden Sr
Mead Avenue
Martina Christensen
East South Street
Gayle Boutwell
Carry
Frank Karkoski
East Columbus Avenue
Randall Whitney
South Center Street
Fred Groters
Clymer
Rhonda
Willard Allen
Centerville
Jack McCoy
Columbus
Eugene Shenefiel
Washington Todayln. Rail dispute hearings set for Sept. 2
Washington reports that a congressional arbitration panel will begin hearings Sept. 2 on two key issues in the railroad dispute. The seven member panel met Thursday with Chairman Ralph T Bernards planning the opening date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cy Arbitration Board
Congress
Ralph T. Bernard
Union City Residents Named in Memorial Hospital Notice
A list from Union City and surrounding towns includes Mrs. Joseph Palmer of 16 Grant Street Union City Ms Winifred C Woreter of Waterford Mrs Roy J Glosser 7 West High Street Union City Mrs Richard T Walda RD Cambridge Springs Mrs Darle Ann Strocel 202 Ene Street Edinburg Richard Chapin RD 1 Union City Jesse Clark RD 3 Union City John Sutter RD 3 Union City Mrs Frederick Hawk 96 Tim Street Union City Wanda Owens 406 Cherry Street Waterford Mrs Theodore Barto ill Street Waterford Mrs Philip Dunnewold RD 1 Clymer Mrs Frank Mineo 74 Fast High Mrs Peter Wright RD 1 Centerville
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Union
City Memorial Hospital
Joseph Palmer
Grant Street
Union City
Winifred C. Woreter
Waterford
Roy J. Glosser
West High Street
Richard T. Walda
Cambridge Springs
Darle Ann Strocel
Ene Street
Edinbarg
Richard Chapin
R. D
Jesse Clark
John Sutter
Frederick Hawk
Tim
Wanda Owens
Cherri
Theodore Barto
Iil
Philip Dunnewold
Clymer
Prank Mineo
Fast High Street
Peter Wright
Centerville
Democrats Plan Campaign School Attendance in Beaver Falls
Erie County Democrats including county wide officials will attend the Democratic Election Campaign School in Beaver Falls next Tuesday. The PA Democratic State Committee sponsors the event, one of nine statewide. Special workshops will aid candidates for county city borough and school director posts with Erie County Vice Chairwoman Anna H Layden serving on the central arrangements committee.
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Itl
Democratic Landates
Erie County
Beaver Falls
Pennsylvania
Democratic State Committee
Anna H. Layden
Union City
South Viet Nam Railway Gets 9.7 Million Loan Aid
A Viet Nam press broadcast said the Agency for International Development approved a 9.7 million dollar loan to modernize South Viet Nam's railway system. It is the largest loan to the network since 1955 when the Operations Mission began aiding restoration efforts.
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Tokyo
Agency For International Development
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Local Ads and Specials Highlight Weekend Dining and Events
An old Line-O-Ad listing promotes Marsh's Route 6 restaurant dinners this Friday Saturday and Sunday for 199c. Turben's Auto Service advertises Chevrolet deals while Jim Rose's Saturday gourmet special offers prime rib. Cliff Carroll's dance venue runs nightly from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. with beer.
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Marsh
Route 6
Turben
Chevrolet
Jim Rose
Cliff Carroll
Obituary notices for Skinner Miller Patterson
Notices report funeral arrangements for Ruth M Skinner Henry Susie Miller and George Anna Patterson at Bracken Funeral Home. Visitation times vary with each. services scheduled Friday for Skinner Monday for Miller and Sunday for Patterson. Burial in Beaverdam Pine Grove Wattsbura Cemeteries.
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Skinner
Ruth M. Skinner
Bracken Funeral Home
Beaverdam
Henry
Susie] Miller
Bracken
Pine Grove Cemetery
Heaters Missing From Wyoming Penitentiary Block
Rawlins Wyoming warder Leonard Meacham reported that wall heaters installed in the penitentiary main cell block are missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawlins
Wyo
Leonard Meacham
Wyoming Penitentiary
Deaths Mire Heley and Mrs Patterson
Mrs Patterson died last evening at the home of a daughter in Sugar Grove at 87. She was born February 29, WH in New York City and moved to Corry, later living in Sugar Grove with her daughter Mrs J Haydn Nobbs. Surviving are a daughter Elizabeth Sloan, a son Donald, a brother JI H West, five grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Services Sunday at 2:20 PM. Burial Wattsburg Cemetery.
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Robert
Charles
George
Brack‘en
Richard A. Bnoy
Wattsburg Cemetery
Miller
Central Avenue
Dunkirk
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Chautauqua County
Corry
Ray Bogardus
First Methodist Church of
Fine Grove Cemetery
Denver Traffic Official Pats Up Overtime Parking Fees
Orville Halben, director of the traffic violations bureau at Denver Municipal Court, paid $1 for three overtime parking tickets and late penalties after receiving a city warning yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Orville Halben
Halben
Denver Municipal Court
White Students Rally Across Alabama in Walkouts
A wave of student walkouts hit several Alabama schools as white students and some adults rallied with rebel bags. Jones Valley High saw about 100 students walk out, while Phillips Woodlawn Banks Ensley and other segregated schools saw little action. In Mobile around 900 students protested for over an hour. police arrested some. Bonds of 100 dollars each were posted for many students by Harry B Hardy, Citizens Council representative.
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Page Guey
Jones Valley High
Phillips
Woodlawn
Banks
Ensley
Mobile
Harry 2. Hardy
Citizens Council
Defiant Students Rally Over Passport Rule Probe
Defiant students from a Newark college led a two month protest over passport rule violations. Taub defended civil disobedience amid police ejecting ringleaders after shouted pro Cuba and anti US lines, with demonstrators accusing police of brutal handling.
Legion Would Overthrow Fidel Castro
Dan Foley, 41, of Wabasha Minnesota was elected national commander of the American Legion at its annual convention in Miami Beach. He pledged to back the Legion platform calling for firm action against communism worldwide and warned that the Soviet Union seeks globe conquest despite recent nuclear test ban treaty ratifications.
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Miami Beach
Fil
Fidel Castro
Dan Foley
American Legion
Foley
Wabasha
Minn
Legion
Besant Rew Cabe-is
Springs Board
Propa
Civil rights demonstrators confront Dirksen in Chicago lobby
About seven hundred demonstrators with arm bands waited across the street as one hundred GOP representatives met with Senate minority leader Everett Dirksen in a downtown Chicago hotel lobby. A letter urged him to back public accommodations in the pending civil rights bill. Dirksen said he cannot accept the bill as written, opposing the public accommodations section on business freedom grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirksen
Hemisphere unrest calls for action against Castro
A passage describes ganda sabotage and revolt threats across the hemisphere. A resolution urged overthrow of Castro and accused Kennedy's administration of muddiness and vacillation. It claimed U.S. prestige suffered and urged steps, including unilateral military force, to oust Castro. Therese was mop unanimously.
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Brigham Herdwara
AllWay Electric
Todayln
Joint Chiefs of Staff
United States
Utle
Billingham-On-Tees
England
Eizabeth TF
Prince Philip
Seoul
Kim Dong-Ha
Chung Hee Park
Parle Chang-Am
Dems
Syngman Rhee
Park
Patterson
Anna) Patterson
Bracken Puhere
Pricay
Wattsbura Cemetery
Heley
Susie
Mller
Mrs. George (Anna) Patterson
Tye
Rexall
Ez Corry
Hollywood
S&h
Alabama
Newark
Taub
Cuba
Lottistani
Bealding
Pine
Barry Hoffman
Boston
FBI
Central Intelligence Agency
Hoffman
Mao Tse-tung
Tommy's
Esso Clymer
N. Y
Coats
Bennett’s
House OF Fashion
Sirestone
Firestone Farm & Gormmertial
Barney
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