Annexation Debate for Sewers and Borough Claims
Borough residents may access sewer service without council approval, while council has long opposed extra out of borough taps. A U S attorney general office demand to reimburse 1247.25 for revolvers purchased through a civil defense program was disputed by Solicitor Barber, who says only 12 revolvers were bought and reimbursed. The borough seeks a meeting with federal officials to settle the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shea
Western Pennsylvania
U.S. Attorney General’s Department
U.S
Indiana
United States
Thomas Barber
Barber
Council
Paul Bortz
Bortz
Clymer Water Company
Boriz
Newburgh Persists in Battle Over Welfare Code
Newburgh, New York, continues its fight against welfare critics by adjusting enforcement of the relief code to align with a federal court injunction. Judge Robert Doscher’s order ends most code provisions, leaving only the reporting requirement for able-bodied recipients and monthly case reviews in force. The City Council may not appeal, choosing to enforce the injunction per Hirschberg’s directive while aligning with state and federal statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
N.Y
AP At
Torney
Henry Hirschberg
Hirschberg
Supreme Courc Dus
Robert Doscher
Doscher
Ciy Council
Chu
Blaze Destroys Custom Plating Plant in Ralph
Uniontown area fire damaged the two story brick Custom Plating Corp plant in Ralph after workers left for the day. Fire Chief Charles Davis put damages at about 90 000 to 100 000 dollars and cited an undetermined cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Custom Plating Corp
Ralph
Charles Davis
Adah
Open 87th Congress In Washington Continued from Page 1
President faces tough report on easing Cold War tensions in 1962 and requests broad tariff authority to spur trade. Byrd predicts major implications for deficit and Social Security plan amid debate on medical care for the elderly. Kennedy aims for a $92 billion budget with reforms, while opposition focuses on debt limits and civil rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Kennedy
John Bailey
Senate
House
Ways and
Byrd
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Dirksen
Halleck
United Nations
Congo
Mixed-Up Arrival Saves Baby In Snow Storm
Memphis residents faced a snowy four mile scramble as stalled cars blocked the route to Baptist Hospital. A Jewish woman and several bystanders aided Troy Cooper and his wife, helping push cars and clear a path after a Christian Brothers College group helped too. The baby weighed 7 pounds 14 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Han Ramin
Tor Baptist Hospital
Troy Cooper
Jabar
Christian Brothers Callege
Sam Ino Atello
Dan Serritella
Chicago
Cooper
Ula
Barber in Albany Explains Three Hour Street Parking Fine
A Albany barber named Dominics Cubea explained why his shop vehicle was ticketed on a street with limited daily parking. He argued the policy allows a three hour window and challenged the $5 fine as excessive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aibany, NY
Dominics Cubea
Bens
Clair
Day of spotlight on farm show youths in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg at the 46th state farm show the era of youth dominates as FFA and FHA members wear blue jackets and scarlet accents. Grand livestock honors go to Keystone Senator 1399346 and Red Robin 289841 among Holsteins and Shorthorns while 125,000 visitors tour the grounds on the second day, with 7,600 seats filled for a country music dance contest awarding $750 in prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Lynch
Harrisburg
Future Farmers of America
FFA
FHA
Keystone Farmer and
Star Homemaker
Clibs
Burke Airy Maples
Irene
Glenn L. Miller
York R.D
Keystone
Otto Brothers
Carlisle
Dobbs Cherry
Samuel G. Yoder
Shonemakersville
Berks County
Harold Young
Newville R.D
Cumberland County
PSES Plans Week Long Survey Here
The Indiana Local Office of the State Employment Service will conduct a one week research survey from January 12 to 18 to study temporary extended unemployment compensation. Private interviews will cover marital status dependents other earners pensions and work history for claimants and regular unemployment compensation participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
State Employment Service
N. Fifth St
Boyd W. McKnight
Puerto Rico
District of Columbia
Macmillan Wins Over Adenauer in Berlin Talks
In Bonn, Prime Minister Harold Macmillan wins Adenauer's backing for Moscow probes to test a Berlin negotiation basis and agrees to ease British Army of the Rhine costs by buying more British arms. The communique notes unity with Western defenses and a substantial but undisclosed arms purchase plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Koehler
Bonn
Germany
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Konrad Adenauer
Moscow
Berlin
Adenauer
West Germany
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
Macmillan
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Rhine
Canine Bimbo Crowned Top Dog at Brooklyn Pound
A 1 year old Newfoundland named Bimbo, weighing 100 pounds, turned over to the Brooklyn ASPCA pound, has become the facility’s unofficial greeter and favorite of 43 dogcatchers. Managed by Harry J. Connolly, Bimbo helps calm nervous new arrivals, performs tricks learned from attendant Halpern, and even retreats from curious kittens, earning a respected place in dog limbo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bimbo
Brooklyn
Aspca Dog Pound
Harry J. Connolly
American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Connolly
John G. Rogers
The
New York Herald Tribune
Sir Charles Something
Pound
Borman Halpern
ASPCA
Halpern
Stevenson engagement and planned wedding announced
The San Francisco Examiner reports John Fell Stevenson 17 will wed artist-designer Natalie Raymond Owings 22 in Big Sur California at the home of her father Nathaniel Alexander Owings. Announcement is by Owings and the bride’s mother Mrs. John Barnes of Albuquerque New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
The
San Francisco Examiner
John Fell Stevenson
U.N
Adlai E. Stevenson
Fell
Stevenson
Natalie Raymond Owings
Big Sur
Calif
Nathaniel Alexander Owings
Owings
John §. Barnes
Albuquerque
N.M
Slain Father's Son Sentenced in Pittsburgh Case
Donald Wise, 30, of Wilkinsburg, received a 6 to 15 year sentence for second degree murder in the July 12 shotgun slaying of his father John Wise, 67, in a Pittsburgh area case. Visiting Judge J Frank Graff of Armstrong County imposed the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Donald Wise
Wilkinsburg
John
J. Frank Graff
Armstrong County
Frick to be buried. veteran Western PA golfer dies
Pittsburgh AP reports George W. Frick, 1959 and 1980 western Pennsylvania senior golf champion, of Mt. Lebanon, will be buried tomorrow after dying Monday. The item also notes U.S. wheat consumption about 9 million bushels annually with exports around 500 million bushels each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
George W. Frick
Western Pennsylvania
Frick
Mt. Lebanon
U.S
Bitter Cold Grips Much of United States
A mass of bitter cold weather held wide sections of the country in an unyielding grip with heavy snow up to 24 inches. Hundreds of schools closed as heating demand surged and traffic was disrupted. The Midwest bore the brunt with sub zero readings, while incursions of warmth appeared in Northern California.
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Associated Press
Oregon
Washington
California
Nevada
Arizona
Georgia
Carolinas
Florida
Drummond
Mont
Midwest
Chicago
Dalhart
Tex
Cincinnati
Louisville
St. Louis
Michigan
Nebraska
Mackinac Bridge
Indiana Line
Indiana
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa
Colorado
Estes Park
New York State
Pennsylvania
Gulf Coast
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Texas Panhandle
Rio Grande Valley
San Francisco
PSU Orders New Policy On Groups
Penn State University’s Senate ordered student organizations to remove discriminatory by laws from their constitutions by June 30, 1965, extending the campus policy to all groups. The move targets about three or four of the 85 social fraternities and sororities. English has been adopted as the second language of Indonesia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Park
Pennsylvania State University
University Senate
Penn State
Senate
Monroe Newman
Department of Economics
Obituaries of Muller Daugherty Fath Scalo Strong
A collection of obituaries from Indiana Pa published January 1962 notes Paul Y Muller 55 of 660 Chestnut Street Indiana died at Shadyside Hospital Pittsburgh on January 10 1962 after a long illness. Survived by Theresa Kelly Muller wife two sons Paul W and Charles J and daughter Brenda George of Tacoma Park Md plus five sisters and a brother. Requiem Mass January 13 at St Bernard s Church with interment in St Bernard s Cemetery. Also memorials for Albert A Daugherty 1878 1962 Saltsburg born and lived in Saltsburg owner of A A Daugherty Lumber Company died January 8 1962. services January 11 at Harold T Robinson Funeral Home and burial Edgewood Cemetery. Mrs Anna Spence Fath 1893 1962 Bradenton Fla widow of Joseph Fath survived by two daughters Braden ton and Pittsburgh seven grandchildren with Requiem High Mass January 13 at St Bernard s Indiana. Ralph Scalo 67 Homer City R D 2 died January 8 1962 with services January 11 at Patrick J Hallow Funeral Home Homer City and St Louis R C Church Lucernemines. Daniel G Strong 1872 1962 Penn Run died January 8 1962 after long illness survived by wife Irma Householder Strong and one sister with funeral arrangements at Richard T Bell Funeral Home Indiana. body lies in state at Penn Run Methodist Church January 11 with interment in Church Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Y. Muller
Chestnut Street
Indiana
Shadyside
Pittsburgh
Theresa Kelly Muller
John and
Elizabeth Graff Muller
Muller
Graff’s Market
Eva) i Laskey
Edward
Pauline) Strittmatter
Lawrence C. Muller
William
Robinson-Lytle's
St. Bernard’s Church
James Miller
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Albert A. Daugherty
Saltsburg
Daniel and
Agnes Daugherty
A. A. Daugherty Lumber Company
Mr. Daugherty
Edna Ina Doughty Daugherty
Anna (Spence) Fath
Bradenton
Fla
Lady Queen of Martyrs Church
Guild
Fath
Rayne Township
Indiana County
James, R
Laura Adams Spence
Charles Quigley
Bertha Blue
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Ralph Scalo
Homet City R.D. 2
Indiana Hospital
Italy
Latrobe
Coral
Patrick J. Hallow
Homer City
St. Louis R. C
Lucernemines
H. A. Podowski
Daniel G. Strong
Penn Run
Indiana Memorial Hospital
Cherryhill Township
Daniel C
Sara Brown Strong
Strong
Cherryshill Township
Pitcairn
Methodist Church
Mes Connellstown
Howard E. Kennedy
Church
Fire Chief Snyder Seeks 35th Term and Borough Changes
Development Corp will discuss district objectives while Fire Chief Snyder begins his 35th term. Borough council accepts Charles Harkins's resignation as treasurer, appoints June Moorhead at 100 dollars yearly. Insurance for three fired police officers continues pending Civil Service appeal. names Larkin Akins Ferretti. Dial phone system set for March 1 and 67.50 dollar National Municipal Health Officers Organization fee debated. Israel pivots to Solomon mines for copper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Harkins
June Moorhead
Harkins
James Ferretti
Dial
Municipal Health Officers
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PSES
New York
PSU
Indonesia
East Indies
Snyder
Trial Development Corp
Local Planning Commission
W. A. Lipsie
R. G. Graff
H. Scott Gordon
J. Freseman Ferguson
Irwin S. Glasser
Israel
King Solomon's Mines
Gazette
Troutman's
Troutman’s
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