Camp Allegheny Jubilee Opens At L A Camp
Salvation Army Camp Allegheny near Ellwood City hosts the Golden Jubilee of the International Salvation Army Home League with about 300 women attending. Col. Annie Wallace and Mrs. Lt. Col. Paul D. Seiler arrived by helicopter from Pittsburgh for the event. Sr. Major Christine F. McMillan, editor of the War Cry women’s pages, is a principal speaker. A banquet is planned.
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Camp Allegheny
Salvation Army
Slippery Rock Creek
Ellwood City
Paul D. Seiler
Annie Wallace
Pittsburgh
McCance
Guy Miller
Miller Aviation Co
Wallace
International Salvation Army Home League
Christine F. McMillan
Salvation Army War Cry
United Nations Flags Set for Anniversary Cake Celebration
Flags of the United Nations will be displayed around a large anniversary cake. The decoration plan includes gold wreaths and white rose favors and arrangements for the event.
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United Nations
Seek To Revive Motion Picture Censorship
The Pennsylvania Senate faced a choice of three bills to revive film censorship, aiming for one likely to survive Supreme Court tests after prior boards were ruled unconstitutional. Sen. William J. Lane urged study to identify the measure best able to withstand court challenges.
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Harrisburg
State Senate
Pennsylvania
U. S. Supreme Court
William J. Lane
Washington
Tamarack record snows set in 1906 07
Oakland maximum snowfall occurred at Tamarack California with drifts reaching 74 feet.
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Oakland
U.S
Tamarack
Calif
Five More Jurors Sought For Turnpike Conspiracy Trial
In Harrisburg five more jurors are needed as juror selection continues for the conspiracy case against nine men accused of swindling the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission out of nearly 20 million dollars. Four retired workers and three housewives were seated as jurors to start the trial in Dauphin County Court.
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Anthony R. Canniff
United Press
Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Dauphin County
Annie the Penguin To Dedicate Coney Island Aquarium
Annie the misnamed male penguin will bite through the ribbon at the Coney Island Aquarium dedication ceremony. The former Battery Park resident is to officially open the new aquarium, with the ribbon wrapped around a smell. In Ohio, Franklin County Judge Walcutt orders the marriage license bureau to stay open evenings two extra days weekly to handle June brides.
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Annie
New York
Coney Island
Battery Park
Columbus
Ohio
Franklin County
Roscoe R. Walcutt
Snuff Chewers Consume Vast U S Pounds Annually
Boston reports on a national habit with about 40 million pounds of snuff used yearly in the United States.
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Boston
United States
Nine Witnesses Testify to Coercion in 1954 Pittsburgh Campaign
Nine witnesses testified they were forced to contribute to the Republican primary campaign in the Pittsburgh district in 1954 under threat of losing their jobs with the State Highways Department. They spoke Tuesday in Pittsburgh during the trial of L. J. Curran district engineer and two current and two former department officials.
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Pittsburgh
INS
State Highways Department
Macing
L. J. Curran
Mahoning PTA To Honor Teachers At Luncheon
The Mahoning PTA will honor the teachers of Mahoning School at a luncheon on Thursday at 12 30 p m at St Lucy s Church.
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Mahoning Pta
Mahoning School
St. Lucy's Church
Man Injured at Work in New Castle Foot Injury
Robert Heathcote 33 of 1027 S Mill St suffered a fracture to his left great toe when a steel block fell on his foot Tuesday. He received treatment at New Castle Hospital and was released.
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Robert Heathcote
S. Mill St
New Castle Hospital
Policeman Foils Pockettheft as Woman Busy Robing Store
In Tokyo a policeman stopping a man stealing from a woman in a store Tuesday found the woman was so occupied with pocketing sweaters that she did not notice the theft.
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Tokyo
Milwaukee man cites wife mismanaging affairs in divorce
Emil Flechner 30 a file setter files for divorce charging Loretta Flechner with mismanaging his affairs. He says she bought a chair for 37 cents and later spent 200 dollars to fix it up.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Emil Flechner
Flechner
Loretta
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