Vacant Martin Street Home Auction Details
Advertisement lists a Highland Heights one story house occupying four to five rooms on a double lot with gas heat and garage, offered at 65500 through real estate agent Joan R. McClure OL 4-383. contact Sonntag at OL 2-696 or OL 2-784 for more.
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E. Sheridan
Highland Ave
Cartwight
Lawrence Bank
Belle Tichborne
Martin Street
Ges
Sonntag
Highland Heights
Baily
Joan R. McClure
Mercer
Elizabeth
Shaffer & Seemueney
Sutton
Wilmington Road
Livi
Gilfilland & McGeorge
Temple Bidg
WALMO
Grandview Ave
Union High School
New Castle Lumber & Supply Co
R. C Dietterle
Divorce and public notice items from Lawrence County
Fragments show divorce actions and legal notices in Lawrence County Pennsylvania. Names include Golda Mae Berin and Dolores Jeanne, with sheriff Frank L. Coen and attorney Charles Bluenski listed. Dates reference June terms and multiple 1964 to 1984 notices.
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James Wesley
Golda Mae Berin
Frank L. Coen
County of Lawrence
Lawrence Bovine & Trust Co
New Castle
Ley Fener
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Co
Letters Testamentary in Estate of Birt and Bert Smith
Letters testamentary granted in the estate of Birt Smith and Bert Smith late of Hickory Township Lawrence County Pa. Notice given to claimants and debtors to make known demands or payments to heirs and the attorney R Lawrence Hildebrand 652 First National Bank Building New Castle Pa. Legal News June 7 14 21 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birt Smith
Bert Smith
Ickory Township
Lawrence County
Avid Leroy Smith
Rogore
Milarca
Allison
R. D
New Castle
Eaetiete. Ee
R. Lawrence Hildebrand
First Nat'l Bank Bidg
Legal—News
Warns Nation To Be Prepared For Hydrogen and Germ Attacks
Washington June 7 INS Federal Civil Defense Administrator Val Peterson warned the nation to prepare for hydrogen as well as atomic bomb attacks and gas and germ warfare. He urged every city to be as ready as possible for possible strikes and saboteur actions over the coming 12 months starting July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Val Peterson
Peterson
St Vitus PTA Installs Officers and Plans Picnic
St Vitus PTA held a June meeting at the school installing officers led by Rev J Gibson. New officers include Mrs Peter Maturo president and Mrs T Neve vice president with several committees named. A school picnic is set for June 14 at Cascade Park with Grace Staph as picnic chairman and a library project discussed for early fall.
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St. Vitus Pta
J. Gibson
Peter Maturo
T. Neve
M. Emery
Grace Stapl
C. Zambelli
G. Zambelli
Eve Scungio
L. DeCaprio
P. Mancini
Gardenia
Cascade Park
Grace Staph
A. DeLorenzo
J. DeLorenzo
M. Bullano
P. Juliana
D. Womner
I. Testa
More Men in Walking Shorts Rise in Chicago
Chicago reports say men are growing braver about baring knees as public wearing shorts increases in 1930s summer months. Men’s sportswear departments note a record rise in walking shorts and predict knee-length styles may appear in offices during hot weather.
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Chicago
Governor Fine Plans 2 P.M. News Conference
Gov. John S. Fine will hold a news conference at 2 p.m. today in Harrisburg after returning from an inspection tour of Korea with two other governors. It is his first scheduled briefing since December 8.
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Harrisburg
INS
John S. Fine
Capitol
Korea
McCarthy Army Hearings Enter Seventh Week On TV
The Army McCarthy hearings begin their seventh week with Me or Symington disqualification pressure and calls to summon Clark Clifford and William Rogers. Senate moves to place transcripts of monitored Pentagon calls into the record as part of the probe.
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Alvin Spivak
Washington
INS
Army-McCarthy
Joseph R. Me
Stuart Syming
Wisconsin
deCertay
Senate Investigations
Henry Dworshak
Idaho
Symington
Witaeese
Clark Clifford
Harry S. Truman
William P. Rogers
Army
McCarthy Army
Robert T. Stevens
Pentagon
McCarthy
John L. McClellan
Ark
Senate Subcommittee
Roy M. Cohn
Francis Carr
House Committee Expected To Vote For Farm Program
The House Agriculture committee is likely to back an extension of the current high price support program despite President Eisenhower’s wishes. The Senate committee meets behind closed doors to review a flexible plan allowing support levels from 90 to 75 percent of parity after surplus years, with the present 90 percent rule expiring this year. If not renewed the flexible program would automatically take effect.
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Lashington
INS
House Agriculture Committee
Eisenhower
Senate Agriculture Committee
Mother Of Infant Fatally Hurt In Fall Down Stairs
In Erie Pennsylvania a mother, Mrs Thomas Campbell 27, died after a fall down cellar stairs. Her prematurely born infant son died minutes after birth in the Hamot Hospital incubator. The couple’s two other sons waited in the family car ready for a ride.
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Erie
Thomas Campbell
Defense Secretary Davis speaks at USC 150th anniversary
Defense Secretary Charles E Wilson cautioned that Red aggression must be stopped but warned a third world war is not the route to counter Communist threats. In remarks at the University of South Carolina commencement, he urged resolve and maintained free nations can deter aggression with sufficient military strength.
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Columbia
INS
Charles E Wilson
University of South Carolina
Wilson
Meat Output Rises Worldwide Excluding Far East
The Agriculture Department reported meat production last year in principal world countries outside the Far East rose about four percent from 1952’s record and stood 20 percent above the 1946-50 average, signaling sustained growth in global supply.
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Washington
INS
Agriculture Department
Far East
Child Struck By Swing In New Castle Hospital Treated
Five year old Frank Elisco son of Mr and Mrs Ben Elisco 222 East Division street was struck by a swinging object Saturday while playing and treated later at New Castle hospital for forehead lacerations and abrasions to the left upper eyelid.
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Frank Elisco
Ben Elisco
E. Division Street
New Castle Hospital
Six Year Old Treated For Facial Laceration After Fall
Cheryl Ann Dude aged six from 1420 Jefferson St. was treated at Jameson Memorial Hospital at 645 p m Saturday for a laceration of the right temple and bridge of the nose after falling while playing.
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Cheryl Ann Dude
Jefferson St
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Boy Injured After Horse Kick At Local Farm
Robert Bruce aged 12 from A. D. 9 was admitted to Jameson Memorial hospital after a horse kicked him in the face. Doctors reported lip lacerations and two broken teeth requiring X rays and treatment.
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Robert Bruce
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Optometry Head Blames Old Methods for Faulty Reading
Dr. Eli Pronchick of Pennsylvania State College of Optometry says many college students are faulty readers due to grammar school teaching that focused on letter by letter reading. He stresses starting with eye corrections before reading training. The Educational and Clinical Seminar drew over 300 optometrists from the U. S. Canada Puerto Rico Mexico and the Philippines.
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Philadelphia
INS
Eli Pronchick
Pennsylvania State College of Optometry
Pronchick
U. S
Canada
Puerto Rico
Mexico
Philippines
Timber Blaze Near Los Alamos Curbed After Weekend Fire
A timberland fire near Los Alamos New Mexico was contained after reaching within two miles of the city. About four miles of timber burned since Saturday, with 1 200 firefighters at the peak. The blaze threatened the S-site technical area of the atomic laboratory as winds fanned the flames.
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Los Alamos6
N. M
Los Alamos
Sam
Frank Diluzio
Atomic Energy Commission
Atomic City
Atomic Research Laboratory
Cat scraps centerpiece of Philadelphia hold up
A Sunday Philadelphia robbery left two men with only a bag of cat scraps as they fled in a car after threatening owners Mr. and Mrs. James Mathews, who ran a local restaurant. The bag contained leftover food for the couple’s pet cat.
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Philadelphia
James Mathews
Natives Cite Avalanche Link to Ascent Incident
In a remote village, locals blame an attempted ascent by a Japanese party for a deadly avalanche. Officials in Katmandu promised protection, but the expedition could not start in time, leaving the villagers facing vengeance and starvation if tranquility was upset.
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Katmandu
Admitted Slayer Questioned On Other Murders
John Francis Roche, an admitted rapist and slayer of four, was questioned today under guard about other unsolved New York City killings. A fourth victim from Westwater remains in Bellevue Hospital in a coma with severe injuries after a brutal attack in her apartment, age 27.
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New York
INS
John Francis Roche
New York City
Westwater
Bindane Coned
Jelle Bany
Bellvue Hospital
Dorothy
New York Executive Dies in Apparent Shotgun Accident
A coroner's jury in Lycoming County ruled the death of Ralph A. Nixdorf, a New York business executive from Long Island, an accidental firearm mishap. The 12 gauge shotgun discharged while being placed in a case at a cabin near Williamsport during a week’s vacation.
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Williamsport
INS
New York
Ralph A. Nixdorf
Long Island
N. Y
Lycoming County Act
Earl R. Miller
Americas Telephone and Telegraph Co
Fort Monmouth denies mass resignations over McCarthy charges
An Army spokesman at Fort Monmouth, New Jersey, said it is not exactly true that a dozen top experts resigned due to McCarthy committee charges. A public information officer withheld his name and urged awaiting a Pentagon statement for official comment.
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Fort Monmouth
N. J
INS
Army
Radar Laboratories
McCarthy Committee
Monmouth
Pentagon
Corporate Names List Scribbled Across A Page
A jumbled scan shows numerous company names such as Amer Lace, Allis Chalmers, AT&T, Anaconda Copper, Curtiss Wright, General Motors, General Electric, Goodyear, Pullman Co, Phelps Dodge, Reynolds Tobacco, Southern Pacific, Standard Oil, Studebaker, Warner Bros, Westinghouse, and Western Union among others. The text appears as a rough ledger of firms with scattered abbreviations and misspellings, lacking cohesive narrative or dates.
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Amer Lace
Armee Steel
Amer Rad & Stan
Allis Chalmers
At&t
Amer Smelt & Big
Anaconda Copper
Amer Tob Ce
Curtiss Wright
Bendix Aviation
Ef Baldwin Ae Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Cities Service
General Feeds
General Motors
General Elec
Glean Martin
Goodyear Rubber North Amer Aviation National Biscuit
Obie Ol
Oun Penna RR
Pullman Co
Phelps Dodge Radio
Keith Rep Bteel Radio
Rem
Reynolds
Southern Pacific
Oila Cab
Inda
Studebaker
Stewart Warner
Sears Roebuck
Inter Harvester
Inter Tel & Tel
Johns Manville
Kennecott Copper
Lehigh Portland
Moa Ward
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Standard Brands
Sinclair Oil Corp
Sun Ray Oils
Seencenes Corp
Eee
Rockwell Spring
Century-Fox
U8 Steel
Union Car & Car
United Air
Warner. Bros
Westinghouse Blee
Wilson & Co
Western Union
Young S & T
Seein Ld Putnam Fund
Wellington Fund
Gee Investment
Nickel Coe
Lone Star Gas
Texas U 8 Rubber
Mass
Southern Leaders Still Hammering Racial Segregation
Georgia Governor Talmadge and Mississippi Senator Stennis urged continued school segregation despite the Supreme Court ruling. Talmadge warned against judicial brainwashing, while Stennis pledged to defy agitators and said voluntary arrangements could bypass the May 17 unanimous anti segregation decision.
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Ion Ashington
INS
Georgia
Herman Talmadge
John Stennis
Mississippi
Supreme Court
Talmadge
Stennis
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BOLY
Bolyes — Boyles Coal & Supply Co
Furniture Exchange
S. Mill St
A. Lucidore Public Purniture Co
S. Mill
Adams Name Furnishings Co
Market Way
Gas Or Gas Alliance Co
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Clausen Co
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Castle Store
Crosley
Dexter
Hamilton
Check Supreme Co
Long Ave
East Wallace Ave
Hollywood Head Arch
Marlin Furniture
E. Long Ave
Weller's Hardware
N. Liberty
Mahongton
Wilmington Ave
Alexander’s
N. Mill St
Dial
Marvin Electric Co
N. Mercer St
New Castle, Pa
Druschel
Savannah Rd
Brest Greenhouses & Nursery
New Castle-Ellwood Rd
J. Ie
Guy's Home & Auto Supply
Chewton, Pa
Willow Lake
New Butler Rd
H. Wolfe Iron
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Estells
Oliver
North St
Efficiency Apts
Penn Apts
Neshanmock Ave
Chisholm
Frank Ave
Holton Street
Delaware
Mill St
Ellwood City
Arthur McGill
New Bath
Cascade Street
Bath
Washington St
St. John's Lutheran
E. North Street
Wm. E. Fruth
Glenn Montomery
Inter Ave
Simpson
New Wilmington
Joseph J. Francis
Union Twp
Edward D. Pritchard
After & P. m
Gilfillan
McGeorge
Temple
Admiral Dream
Breezewood
Ridgewood Court
Shenango Township
Castle Construction CO
EE. Wash
St. OL
Portersville
Packard Homes
Lanewood Drive
Beechwood Acres
Leas Models Packard Homes, Inc
Beimar Park
Youngstown Road
City
Veterans
Phillip R. Winter
Norn
Maitland Lane
Jasoque
D.b
Foster & Son
James D. Beadel
L. 8
Cumberland Ave
Peoples
Albee Swift Homes
Ellwood Road
Lenapens
Eegg Og
Peoples Realty Co
City Breezeway
J. B. Foster & Ron, Realtors
Eve
G. I
J Ash
Greer
Ryan Ave
Harvey B. Bush
Gilliland
Cor Bon Air
California
Shaffer & McBurney
Harold M. Leach Temple Bidg
van Dusen
R Homann
Union Two
English Ave
Second Street
Shenango
John W.ash
J.B Foster & Son
Highway 1
Walnut St
Scotland Lane
Gilfillan & McGeorge
Reaters Temple
Bidgel
Marvey B. Bush
M K Gilliland
Leadel
R. S. Siovenie
Ray Phillips
Arthur West
Cecil McConahy
Ocock Bds
Suistea Ghee
J. ST. John
New Castile
Eliwoodee
Pennsylvania
Lincoln
Fine
House
Defense Secretary
Toonerville
Fontaine
MR Bans
Ft. Monmouth
Muggs and
Skeeter
BY Wally Bishop
Pevatshetty Gap
Ghbasés & Gol Guten Crest Gulding
Purina
Turkey
Startena
F. W. Hutchison & Co. Velant Mills
Velant
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