Shenango Two Progressive Council installs officers
The Shenango Township council installed Nile Simpson as president and other officers including Mrs. W. R. Weisbaker and Mrs. R. E. Good. Frank Harvey chairs the planning committee to revise by laws Articles three and eight. A by law revision and township ordinance updates are planned for 1958 with meetings at Shenango Township High School.
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Susko
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Shenango
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Shenango Twp
Atlas Missile Clears Launch From Cape Canaveral
The Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile blasted off from Cape Canaveral Florida and climbed into clear skies after a period of heavy clouds. It marked the third attempt for a successful flight and appeared to succeed in opening the path toward deploying a U S earth satellite.
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Downtown post office mailbox overflows with letters
A west side courtesy mailbox at the downtown post office was so popular that it filled completely with letters on Monday. Residents are urged to verify street addresses to avoid dead letter mail while detour work on state routes proceeds with removals set for late December to February.
Daily Weather Report Cloudy and cool with mixed precip
Cloudy and cool today with rain sleet or snow tonight and Wednesday occasional rain. High 40 to 45 today. Low around 30. 24 hour period ending 7 am records 49 max 19 min heavy frost. River stage 6 feet. Year ago high 53 low 40 no precip river 6.9 feet.
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Death notice for multiple individuals in city area
Death records list Michael F. Ratchford age 66 of 339 Produce Street, Matt Bobby 70 of Farrell, Walter Mielusny 55 of 113 Northview Avenue, with dates noted as Tuesday December 17, 1957.
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Michael F. Ratchford
St. Matthew
Matt) Bobby
Farrell
Walter Mielusny
Northview Ave
Florida citrus embargo halts shipments to protect industry
A seven day embargo on Florida citrus went into effect at 7 am as inspectors paused at 11 pm Monday, aimed at keeping damaged fruit from reaching markets. Growers rushed to harvest, possibly exceeding two million boxes, with full effects to appear next week.
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Lakeland
Fla
Volant Director Named School Board President
John C. Hoye of Volant RD 2 was re elected president of the Lawrence County Board of School Directors at the re organization meeting. Lester B. Nord of Bessemer became vice president after a tie broken in the second ballot. Irwin W. Stankard served as temporary chair. Next meeting is Jan 27.
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Volant RD 2
Lawrence County Board of School Directors
Lester B. Nord
Bessemer
D. M. Boyd
Nord
Irwin W. Stankard
Howe
Wampum Boro
Wampum
Smeal
Smeal Bus Co
Chewton
Chewton High School
George McCalla
North Beaver
State Attempts To Link Reeher In Conspiracy
Commonwealth prosecutors called witnesses to pin conspiracy charges on 41 year old Dist. Atty. Perry L. Reeher as the trial of Reeher and seven others continued. Sgt. Henry C. Fagley testified Reeher was perturbed by a Dec. 9 1955 gambling raid and said Acquaviva supported him during the election.
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New Castle
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Acquaviva
Frank Acquaviva
Council Denies Wage Increases Citywide
City council refuses requested pay raises for all departments including fire police sanitation and streets citing borrowing limits and pending township claims. The release notes no group will receive an increase and mentions a 1952 55 wage tax distribution dispute with six township school districts.
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Bible expert forgets second wife amid weather and scandal
Weather forecast in Pennsylvania predicts rain with snow in the north as a high pressure system shifts. CBS contestant Theophilus Aderonmu faces scrutiny over a hidden second wife while continuing on The $64,000 Question despite immigration investigations and a past failure to complete his medical studies.
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Nations Near Consensus on Missile Base Offer
Western NATO allies aligned behind the Eisenhower plan to deploy 1,500 mile range ballistic missiles to deter Soviet aggression. Russia mounted a major propaganda push but officials expected the NATO summit to accept missiles armed with nuclear warheads.
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NATO Leaders React as Allies Object to Missile Build Up
Allied leaders voiced strong concern over the U S proposed European missile bases as NATO and Paris summit discussions intensified. Norway and Denmark opposed the plan citing alliance unity worries while Adenauer pressed for a cautious path to arming NATO.
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Press Room Fire at Post-Gazette Causes 50000 Dollars in Damage
A stub born fire in the wall of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette press room caused about 50000 dollars in damage. The blaze halted final edition work and could keep presses idle for at least three days while Sun-Telegraph equipment may be used for publication.
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Hoffa Trial Dragging On Threatens Teamsters Leadership
In Washington, the long court case endures as 13 rank and file members seek to block James R. Hoffa from taking office. The rebel faction argues elections at the Miami Beach convention were rigged while Judge Dickinson Letts conducts the trial without a jury and Dave Beck awaits further tax and Cadillac theft charges.
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Youngstown Couple Sues over Turnpike Crash for 225000
A Youngstown Ohio couple filed in Westmoreland county court at Greensburg for 225000 against Mary B Trees of Baltimore in a Pennsylvan ia Turnpike crash. Fred W Untch Jr and Marjorie Untch suffered crushed chest fractures and a fractured pelvis when Mrs Trees' car crossed the median and struck their auto on June 24 1956.
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Youngstown, O
Westmoreland
Greensburg
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Baltimore
Fred W. Untch
Fred, Jr
Marjorie
Trees
NoamaS Page Classified Briefs
Classified section teaser listing categories such as Radio TV Comics Society and Editorial with page numbers and ads for Ellwood theatres and obituaries. Includes Want Ads and news lines with contact numbers for the newspaper office.
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Christmas Morn Mail Delays Spark Card Reminders
A reflective note notes stamped cards mailed to friends near and far and laments missing one or more names. The writer mentions Christmas expectations and the hurry to find and send cards, acknowledging it happens every year. The line marks the sender as forty three today.
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