Benny's 1500 Dollar Medical Bill Sparks Debate
Suffolk health commissioner Dr. Philip Rafle says the medical society will settle the $1500 bill issue for Benny Hooper promptly after parents Kris and Hooper submit their case. NBC Today featured the family amid the well rescue and financial hardship, with officials denying paid appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny
Philip J. Rafle
Rafle
Suffolk
County Medical Society
Medical Society
Mediaton
Dr. Kris
Hooper
Hoopers
Knowland Eyes Civil Rights Bill Action Before Break
Knowland reports civil rights outlook is positive but filibusters loom with 64 votes needed to move or pass. He aims to act before Congress adjourns. if blocked, the bill remains on the calendar for January. Humphrey calls the early Senate civil rights placement a rare achievement amid heated debate and procedural disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowland
Congress
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Senate
Russell
D-Ga
Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Fargo Tornado Strikes Largest ND City Causing Fatalities
Gov. Davis sent 200 North Dakota National Guard troops to Fargo after a tornado tore through the city of 40 000. The funnel wrecked Shanley High School and an American Lutheran Church as Richard Rasmussen described the forming funnel from near the path. Five children died and a surviving family member, Lois Ann, was injured while other adults were not identified yet. Debris and wreckage spread into Moorhead Minnesota with no reported casualties.
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Davis
North Dakota National Guard
Fargo
Lashkowitz
Devils Lake
N.D
North Dakota
Red River
Shanley High School
Hear
American Lutheran Church
Richard Rasmussen
Associated Press
Olson
Moorhead
Minn
Rate War Seen If Railroads Target Trucking
R C Williams, president of the American Trucking Assn, warned at a Pennsylvania Motor Truck Assn meeting that freight rate warfare could erupt if railroads push to control trucking. He argued past railroad dominance damaged the economy and cited pending Congress bills as a potential catalyst, stressing trucking as vital to the nation’s economic system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
American Trucking Assn
R. C. Williams
Pennsylvania Motor Truck Assn
Williams
Congress
UN voices concern over arms ban and new weapons for Korea
U.N. Command accuses Communists of flagrant armistice violations and signals readiness to replace worn or obsolete weapons. Brig. Gen. Litzenberg says modern and effective weapons will be flown into Korea but no timetable or quantities are set. He insists replacements are for defensive balance and to restore parity under the 1953 armistice.
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U.N
Litzenberg
Korea
U.N Command
North
South Korea
Assembly Winds Up Session Echoes of GOP Clash in Harrisburg
Lawmakers wrestled over debt increases and office space plans as the House and Senate clashed on borrowing for a state office building and GSA projects. Critics described the session as a bad legislature, while leaders sparred over budgets, development programs, and welfare funding limitations. Obituaries note local leaders Jennie Buchanan Raymond Hill and John Lear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Barr
George S. Bloom
GSA
House
Sen M. Harvey Taylor
Senate
GOP
Harrisburg
Jong
State Museum
Henry J. Propert
Montgomery
Leader
Harry Shapiro
Obituary notices from Blairsville area page
Multiple obituaries list survivors and funeral details for John Edward Young, Elise Lear, Emery Shedlock, George Prokay, and others. Notes include spouses, children, siblings, grandchildren, and service times at Ferguson Funeral Home Blairsville and Roberts Memorial Funeral Home Warren. Interment in Blairsville Cemetery and St Bernard's Cemetery Indiana described. Services set for June 22 to 24 across Blairsville, Dixonville, Warren.
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Jennie D. Buchanan
George T. Buchiana
Indiana
Robinson-Lytle
James B. Reid
Oakland
Raymond Eugene “Sharkey” Hill
Church Street
Robinson-Lytle's
N. 7Th St
Rev
F. Burton Long
Greenwood Cemetery
Brotherhood Railroad
Mary
Elise Lear
Katherne Repinski
New Florence
Virginia Burd
Blairsville
J. M. Lear
Dalry
Katherine Fair
Banks
Warren
Ohio
Lilly
Lear
Latrobe
Ed ‘Ward
Florence
Elder
John Edward Young
Blairs ‘Ville RD
Latrobe Hospital
Clearfield County
Frank M
Mary (Bowder)Young
Young
Mitram’ Lodge
A.M
St. Petersburg
Florida
Cou‘dersport
Syria Temple F
Pittsburgh
Loyal Order of Moose
United Brethren ‘Evangelical Church
Mel Ferguson
Gene Taylor
Francis
Carl
Martha Chappell
Dayton
Goldie Westover
Ethel Summerville
Cherry Tree
Bretzel
Bretzel of ‘Cleveland, Ohio
Clair
Fla
Ferguson Funeral Home
C. F. Anderson
Blairsville Cemetery
Stephen
Dixonville
Paul
North Braddock
Emery
Swissvale
John
Kathryn) Paulina
Clymer
Mary) Krolick
Wareten
George
Sue) Stair
Harrisburg
Joseph
Betty) Perry
Frank
Mariah
Pete
Winburne
Vincent
Bence Funeral Home
Clyimer
Sacred Heart Church
Lewis Doychak
St. Bernard's Cemetery
George Prokay
Ware
Ren
Greenville Hospital
Jamestown
Rochester Mills
Mary Prokay
Andrew
the Loyal Order of Moose
Kent
Order of Eagles
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Newton Falls
Ohi
Prokay
American Welding Plant
Wariven
Emery Prokay
Stegve
Cleveland
Niles
U.S. Navy
Ernest
U.S. Air Force
Edgar
Helen) Pollock
Margaret Prokay
Eric
Elizabeth
Anna
Roberts Memorial
Christ Our King
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NBCTV
NBC
Renny
Long Island
Hope
New Hatha Sheer
Hou
Bauer & Black
Gatti Drugs
Phila
the McGregor Motor Co
North 4Th St
Mariazell
Vienna
Reds
Gazette
John Alfred Lear
Black Lick
Claypoole
Mr. Lear
Black Lick Township
William and
Ella
Bricker) Lear
Pennsylvania Railroad
Emery Shedlock
Dixsonville
George Stair
Cechslovakia
Paul and
Kathryn
Suhay) Pocedly
Shedrock
Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church
Jednota Lodge
SEARS
BIG Savings
Briggs and Stratton
Ormy
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Ciadiofaction
Philadelphia Street
Indiana, Pa
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