Lawrence County CIO Council Considers Union Merge and COPE Fund Drive
The Lawrence County Industrial Union Council met in CIO Labor Hall to discuss a local merger with the AFL CIO, state level timing, and COPE fundraising for the upcoming election. George Meany urged early merger. council debated delaying until state action and welcomed Victor Mills for merger guidance. The group added two merger committee members and approved 20 tickets for a June 24 testimonial dinner honoring Pete Costello.
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AFL Central Labor Body
Lawrence County
Daniel Shelley
CIO
Barberio
Victor Mills
International Aflcio
National Committee of Political Education
COPE
George T. Barberio
Leon Valentine
Pete Costello
Martin Kovach
Council
George Meany
United States
Senate
Meany
Senate Finance Committee
United Auto Workers International
Fletcher to Address Ohio Chiropody Graduates in Cleveland
Dr. Joseph D. Fletcher will speak to the graduating class of the Ohio College of Chiropody and post graduate course from Massachusetts in Cleveland today on diagnosis and office routine. Other speakers include Dr. B C Egertes of Pittsburgh and Dr. Max Pomerantz of Cleveland.
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Joseph D. Fletcher
Ohio College of Chiropody
Mass
Cleveland
Ohio
B. C. Egertes
Pittsburgh
Max Pomerantz
Geneva Graduation Week Schedule Moves Ahead
Geneva College outlines Alumni Day baccalaureate and commencement with final exams ended. Alumni events start Saturday with class reunions and meetings in the college chapel, a 3 pm business meeting, and an informal reception at 4 pm in McCartney Library hosted by President Charles M. Lee and Alumni President Mrs. John Raschella. An alumni banquet follows at 6:30 pm in Hotel Brodhead. Rev. S Bruce Willson delivers Sunday evening baccalaureate in Old Main on The Freedom to Believe. Willson is a Geneva College alumnus. Commencement is set for Reeves Field at 10 am Tuesday concluding graduation.
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Alumni Association
Association
College Chapel
McCartney Library
Charles M. Lee
John A. Raschella
Ellwood City
State Senator Resigns Post
Donald P. McPherson Jr. of Gettysburg resigns from the State Senate to join the Federal Interstate Commerce Commission. His second term would have expired in December and he did not seek re nomination in the April primary. Resignation effective today at 12 01 a.m. per Lt Gov Roy E Furman.
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Harrisburg
INS
Donald P. McPherson, Jr
Gettysburg
State Senate
Federal Interstate Commerce Commission
Adams County
Senate
Roy E. Furman
Senator Irving Ives to Undergo Abdominal Surgery
Senator Irving M. Ives of New York was scheduled for abdominal surgery at George Washington Hospital in Washington. He was listed in good condition after an earlier appendectomy and has returned for follow up treatment, with admission on Tuesday for today’s operation.
Baby Cats Lip Jack Handle Injured At Home
A 21 month old named Jack Handle from A. D. 2 was treated at Jameson Memorial hospital at 10 45 a m Thursday for a lip laceration after a fall from a couch.
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Jameson Memorial Hospital
Commuters Hurt In Boston Wreck
Scores of commuters injured in a rush hour rear end collision of two two car subway trains in Boston. About 300 passengers were aboard. thirteen women and teenagers were hospitalized at Massachusetts General and Boston City hospitals. One train halted at a switch was struck from behind.
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Boston
INS
Massachusetts General
Two Airmen Die In Auto Crash Near Osceola
Two airmen on leave were killed when their car collided with a truck about six miles west of Osceola on U S 34. Dead are Airman first class Johnny Delong 20 of Franklin Pennsylvania driver and Vincent Bjork man 19 of Geneva Ohio. Two other airmen were injured.
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Osceola
Here
U. S
Johnny Delong
Franklin
Vincent Bjorkman
Geneva
Ohio
Clarke County Hospital
Bethany Church Calls Meeting After Pastor Departure
Bethany Lutheran Church on E Washington Street in Luton schedules a Sunday morning business meeting after worship. The congregation has been without a regular pastor since April 15 when Rev Arthur Blank left the city.
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Bethany Lutheran Church
E. Washington St
Lutton
Arthur Blank
Truck Driver Treated for Finger Laceration After Stone Accident
Bob Johnson age 20 of 2205 E Washington St received a middle finger laceration at Jameson Memorial hospital at 1 p.m. Thursday when a stone struck his hand. He works as a truck driver for Paul J Stiger Drive Slow Children Move Fast.
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Bob Johnson
Washington St
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Paul J Stiger
Girl Scout Picnic At Camp For Neshannock Two
Girl Scouts of Neshannock Two and families plan a Saturday June 2 6 30 p m picnic at the camp. Attendants will tour the grounds view crafts on display and share dessert and beverages. Families should bring own table service and tureen. Milton Duffee four was treated at Jameson Memorial hospital for a severe forehead and eyelid injury from a fall on a broken bottle.
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Neshannock
Girl Scouts
Milton Duffee
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Seven Year Old Hit By Stone Laceration Forehead
David Durbin Jr aged seven of 812 Neshanock Blvd was treated at Jameson Memorial hospital at 12 noon Thursday for a laceration on the right forehead after being struck by a stone thrown by a companion.
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David Durbin, Jr
Neshanock Blvd
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Baby treated after fall at home bruise forehead
Barbara Baron aged eight months of 1701 Audley Avenue was treated at Jameson Memorial hospital at 9 50 p m Thursday for a forehead bruise from falling down the steps at her home.
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Barbara Baron
Audley Ave
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Struck by Stone Hurts Girl in Shenango Street
Patricia Steel aged six of 316 N Shenango Street was treated at 3 45 p m for a laceration of the right temple after being struck by a stone.
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Patricia Steel
N. Shenango St
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Boy Mauled By Lion May Recover
An 11 year old boy scout mauled by a lion at a London zoo had both arms amputated below the shoulder. Tony Murphy climbed the lion pit at Whipsnade zoo and poked a stick at the beasts. A lion seized him and began to maul and bite him.
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London
Tony Murphy
Whipsnade Zoo
Tony
Scout Group Rescues Boy From Lion Pit
Tony and a group of junior scouts entered a zoo lion pit. They beat the lion with an iron bar, forcing it to release the boy, ending a dangerous confrontation.
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Tony
Young Swimmer Injured by Broken Glass at Big Run
Isaac Bunney aged 11 of 819 Albarn Ave suffered a laceration to the bottom of his right foot after stepping on broken glass while swimming in Big Run. He received treatment at Jameson Memorial Hospital around 11:30 a.m. Thursday, marking the season’s first bathing casualty.
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Isaac Bunney
Albarn Ave
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Governor Signs 40 MPH Speed Limit for Narrow Highways
Gov. George M. Leader signed a bill setting a 40 miles per hour top speed for buses and trucks on highways with fewer than four lanes. The rule targets smaller roads to curb heavy vehicle speeds and improve safety.
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Harrisburg
George M. Leader
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