Start Painting Court Buildings
Painters began work on court buildings after a contract to Ralph Campbell was let. The east jail wall and the sheriff’s office south wall received the first coats. Judge W. Walter Braham denied Joseph Augustine’s divorce petition, criticizing his lifestyle and finding no immorality by Mary Augustine.
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Ralph Campbell
W. Walter Braham
Joseph Augustine
Mary Augustine
Braham
Augustine
Ellwood City and nearby residents listed in notice
A roster of residents and addresses is shown, including Anthony Sulia Ellwood City 222 Line Avenue Rose Farinella Ellwood City 606 Glen Avenue and others in Enon Valley New Castle Harmony Zelienople Mahoningtown Wampum Adrian Mich New Castle. The list includes multiple street addresses and rural routes.
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Anthony Sulia
Line Avenue
Ellwood City
Rose Farinella
Glen Avenue
Anthony W. Stratton
Enon Valley
Evelyn M. Kuhn
James August Gardner
Liberty Street
Harmony
Helen Eloise Gross
Dursun Street
Zelienople
Andrew Paul Duda
Miller Street
New Castle
June Olacz
Cascade Street
Walter Arthur Shaffer
Property transfers in Shenango and Union townships
A. Francis Bockius transfers property to Oscar F. Swanson and wife in Shenango township for unspecified amount. A. Francis Bockius also to Elmer D. Seaton and wife in Shenango township. Harry T. Roth and wife transfer to Anthony J. Siegel and wife in Union township for 4000 dollars.
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A. Francis Bockius
Oscar F. Swanson
Shenango
Elmer D. Seaton
Harry T. Roth
Anthony J. Siegel
Union Twp
Smackdab middle of a jackass generation
The speaker laments a culture chasing quick gains in politics, economics, and religion. He predicts universal health false promises, universal security, and effortless wealth without work, warning of excess “gimme” behavior and calling for frank truth-tellers like Cotton Ed to speak bluntly.
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Cotton Ed
View of News Sees Soviets Wobble Toward Cooperation
The article suggests the Soviets may lessen their hard line and begin a new era of cooperation. It cautions that this could be a day by day shift without deep trust, yet could restart stalled European diplomacy and end months of global suspense.
When Is Money Enough for a Family
The essay compares money to food noting both hunger and indigestion from excess. It argues true sufficiency means not worrying about how to obtain more and not fearing others will take it away. The piece reflects mid-century views on financial security and personal wealth.
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Features Syndicate
Cholera vigilance and public health effort cited
The article notes cholera’s historical global scourge and rarity here while stressing constant vigilance. It argues rapid travel spreads risk, praises health workers, and claims guarding against cholera also protects against other diseases.
Casper seeks sheepwagon with a shady past for display
The Casper Chamber of Commerce seeks a sheepwagon with a colorful history to park at the Casper tourist reception center for visitor education.
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Casper
Wye
Casper Chamber of Commerce
Ingrid Bergman plans Broadway venture before Hollywood return
Ingrid Bergman writes from the Isle of Stromboli that she will return to Hollywood after a Broadway play, her first stage venture since Joan of Lorraine. Laraine Day tours New York with Leo Durocher, plans a Santa Monica mansion bar decorated with autographed bats and baseball imagery. Cary Grant bravely endures wedding scene perspiration in I Was a Male War Bride. Other notes cover William Demarest’s prior jobs, John Lund’s writing in dressing room, Jane Cowl’s acting theory book, Coleen Gray’s early work, John Wayne’s Sands of Iwo Jima, and a Jimmy Stewart Oscar prediction for The Stratton Story.
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Hollywood
Ingrid Bergman
Laraine Day
New York
Leo
Lippy) Durocher
Santa Monica
N. Y. Giants
Lippy
William Demarest
John Lund
Jane Cowl
Coleen Gray
Doris Jensen
John Wayne
Iwo Jima
Jimmy Stewart
Stratton
Song Reborn When Writer Recalled Forgotten Lyrics
Vaudeville star Jim Barton revived a sentimental ditty "Floating Down the Old Green River" for the film Wabash Avenue after director Henry Koster and producer William Perlberg failed to locate a copy. Joe Cooper and Bert Kalmar had written it, and Cooper remembered the words and music when queried, saving the song for the movie.
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Green River
Jim Barton
Wabash Avenue
Barton
20Th Century-Fox
Henry Koster
William Perlberg
Joe Cooper
Bert Kalmar
Pertlberg
Cooper
Two Die In Indiana County Auto Crash
A highway accident about 10 miles northeast of Indiana Sunday killed two and injured five. Victims were Mrs. Laura Austin 65 of Glen Campbell and Shirley Owens 11 of La Jose who died from injuries after a car ran off a steep country road and overturned. The injured were hospitalized in Indiana.
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Indiana
Laura Austin
Glen Campbell
Shirley Owens
la Jose
Firemen Overcome by Gas in Four Alarm Arena Blaze
At least 30 firemen were overcome by gas fumes early today while battling a four alarm fire at New York Citys St Nicholas arena. Ambulances and emergency crews assisted as the blaze spread through the venue.
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New York
St Nicholas Arena
Fire damages historic arena after kitchen blaze
Fire officials say flames began in the arena kitchen and weakened by gas pipe melts, firefighters overcome by fumes while responding. The landmark venue, known for sports and banquets, suffered damage as crews contained the blaze.
Jennings contest winner to study ministry at home parish
Paul T Heyne 17 of Jennings wins the $4 000 American Legion national oratory scholarship. He defeated more than 300 000 high school competitors and plans to use the prize to study for the ministry at Jennings.
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Jennings, Mo
Paul T. Heyne
Jennings
Paul
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G. C. Murphy CO
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Francis Vinton Greene
West Point
Richard T. Carvolth, III
Peckville
Carvolth
W. A. Womer
Miss
Bill Pickle
Pickle Packers’ Association
Frank Neill
International News Service
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Cary Grant
Ann Sheridan
America
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Florsheim
Davis Shoe CO
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Parker
Sheaffer
Remington
Schick
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Bob Hagey
Ronson
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Hellros
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