Sabbath School Assn Reelects Stevenson Leader in County
Floyd Stevenson was reelected president of the Lawrence County Sabbath School Assn at the Mt Herman United Presbyterian Church. Officers named included Peter Williamson, G Edwin Gardner, Wients J If, Clen Moore, Eleanor A. Maglitl, D. Narold Vance, with Ir. Q. B. Paulson delivering the keynote at the annual convention. The meeting highlighted theme Keys of the Kingdom and noted attendance awards and special music. The next state convention is set for October 25-27 in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Stevenson
Mt Herman
Ir. Q. B. Paulson
Methodist Corferone Central
New Castle
Clen Moore
Stevenson
Robert Unvernagl
Christian Education
Wighland UP
Clurch
Frerei McCracken
Bol Ann
Kathy
Trudy Monk
Beall Memorial
Church
Ellwood City
Clayton Honk
Honk
David Nesbit
Jerry Perseuke
Philadelphia
Two Area Troopers Transferred to New Posts
Harrishuag State posts announce transfers of Trooper Robert P. Ivory from Turnpike Detail to Butler Troop and Corporal Frank W. Leseh of Butler Troop D to Washington Troop B. Transfers take effect on Thursday per State Post Commissioner Frank G. McCacacy.
Weather and street notices amid noisy city sounds
Wednesday's weather stayed sunless with rain Tuesday cooling streets and aiding grass growth. Traffic on El Washington Street near Court Street slowed by street excavations and a dangerous pavement hole at Cascade Street. A resident complains of morning garbage odors and a car familiar with speeding leaving town. Mary Abernathy dies in Ohio as nearby playgrounds prepare for an influx of youngsters. supervisors oversee numerous creative projects and live supplies see steady demand.
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el Wastington St
Court St
Cascade St
HK. Washington
Laval
Mary Abernathy
Ohio
Mrs Sarah E Dahl Dies In Ashtabula
Mrs Sarah E Dahl 60 of Lake Rd West Ashtabula Ohio died at 10 Tuesday at Ashtabula Hospital after three years ill. Born in Wiltshire Finland June 19 1901 she moved to Ashtabula seven years ago from Cleveland. Survived by husband Warro Dahl a daughter Susan Dahl and sister Mrs Lite BK Brown Mobile Alabama. Services Saturday 2 PM Bethany Lutheran Church Ashtabula with Memorial Chapel Lake Ave Ashtabula in charge. burial Saybrook Cemetery. Memorials to Bethany Lutheran Church.
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Sarah RB
Dabh
Lake Rd. West
Asitavula
Waing Baik
New Castle
Ashtabula i Hospital
Led Salurnay
Wiltwurl
Finland
Cleveland
Bethany Alotheran
Ashtabula
Pearl Chapter
Order of the Eastern Blar
Wario ‘Dahl
Susan Dahl
Lite
Tax Extension Bill Passes House Amid Liberal Cheer
The House approved a tax extension bill after months of debate, despite Senate opposition. Provisions include a 5 percent air travel levy, a billion dollar business tax break for plant modernization, curbs on travel and entertainment deductions, and higher taxes on insurance firms savings and loan institutions and on profits of U.S. owned foreign businesses. Chairman Byrd indicated the measure would be set aside to consider the extension early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Uatry FP
Byrd
Replacement costs for county courthouse and facilities rise
An appraisal by Industrial Appraisers Co. of Pittsburgh places replacement value for county buildings atop Courthouse Hill at nearly 4.5 million dollars. The report breaks out the sound value for insurance at 2,321,824 and lists total replacement values for structures and basements, plus detailed figures for annexes, jail, detention home, civil defense, and other facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Npraisers Co
Pittsburgh
Cosiddence
J. S. Agriculture Dept. Stabilizaion and Conservation Service
U S
Neu Ion Nue
Clark Pushes for FBI Report Disclosure in Election Row
Clark demanded disclosure of the FBI report in a heated party clash. He denounced Robinson's attack as a desperate move and urged opponents to seek guidance from senior members. Clark says he notified the FBI and Justice Department and will not comment further until after the election to allow full and honest disclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Robnson
FBI
Justice Dept
Tomen
Robinson Sail
Record Shipment Sold By Wool Growers' Co-Op
The Wool Growers' Cooperative shipped a record amount of wool since its 119 organization. About 109000 pounds left New Castle and Butler for South Carolina mills. Purchaser Nehals and Co. Boston U. PP. Perkles, president, said the cooperative comprises Lawrence Beaver and Butler county members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Couuty Cooperative Wool Growers Inc
New Castle and Butler
South Carolina Mills
Nehals and Co
Boston
PP. Perkles
Lawrence, Beaver
Buller County
Steering Unit Leaders Named in Local Union Group
The article names steering unit leaders including Robert Seseioa a construction worker and recording secretary of Local 964 and GL Lacktey president of Jacktey Machine Co. The piece continues from a prior section detailing assignations among Union Two officials and supervisors in Youngstown’s labor circle.
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Union Two
Youngstown Sheet and
Robert Seseioa
General Laborers
Andrey GL. Lacktey
Jacktey Machine Co
Plan For Probe Into Buying Of Race Track Land
The Pennsylvania Real Estate Commission will hold a public hearing next month as part of an investigation into John J. Fitzpatrick, former sergeant-at-arms of Philadelphia City Council, and his alleged receipt of about 7500 for services linked to land purchases for a Liberty Bell harness racing track. The probe aims to determine the nature and propriety of Fitzpatrick’s payments, with a preliminary review expected to finish by June for the July commission meeting and hearing.
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Trrvhi
Turchi
Filzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
John ¥. Byrne
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania ‘Turnpike Commission
Byrne
Stolen acetylene tanks found by skin divers
State and city police probe ownership of two acetylene tanks recovered near the Casade Street quarry by divers John Corsl and Paul Frazier. They believe the tanks were stolen and are investigating possible origins and rightful owners.
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Hatlows
Casseade St
John Corsl
Motor St
Aid Paul Frazier
Pe Carr St
Surprise Blow For President On Aid Bill
The Senate voted 67 24 to cut 400 million from the 46 billion foreign aid bill affecting Yugoslavia and Poland. Democratic leaders aimed to fend off more amendments as Kennedy faced a setback, with Dean Rusk calling the move most unfortunate and Bundy warning it could push Tito closer to the Kremlin.
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Washington
UPA
Senate
Mike Afans Reid
S Bourkey
Fickestopper
Relowa
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Frank L
Lausche
Ohio
Yugoslavia
Poland
Sen. Wittard Proxmire
Mansfield
McGeorge Bundy
Kremlin
Tre
Tio
Tito
John C. Bingham Dies In Slippery Rock
John C. Bingham of Slippery Rock died at his home after an illness. Born August 27, 1876, in Slippery Rock Two, he was the son of Thomas Bingham and Katherine Hummel. Survived by several nieces and nephews, he attended Highland United Presbyterian Church. Friends may call at the funeral home today 7–9 p.m. and Friday 2–4 p.m. Services Saturday at 1:30 p.m. with Rev. Virgil Barn officiating. Interment in Slippery Rock Cemetery.
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Mary Ann Abernathy
Elm St
Mesary
Mary Ann Cunningh Nampum
Martin Abernathy
Brookfield
Neshannock
Waller
Fupheria Bowie
Cunningham
Wampum
Masury
Martin Abbernathy
Deel
Methodist Ciniret
David v i Abernathy
Sharon
Archie! Labernathy
Bubbard
Twal
Mel. Gro Cox
Florence
W'ribby
Vmlasuny
Robert Cunin Monaca
Paylove
Catherine Winger
Rialte
Call
Elsie Buchanan
Monaca
Dren
Walter Aber
Magis
Benok
Ifield
Hrockfield
Wilterest
Jinorlat Park
Jonni C. Bingham
Normal Ave
Sinoy Rock
Noo
Slippery Rock Two
Ber County
Thomas
Katherine Hummel
Bingham
Highland United
Presbyterian Church
Slippery Bock
Ligo
the Funeral
Virgil Barn of
Might
UP Church
Slippery Rock Cemetery
Sunny and Warm Weather Across Pennsylvania Today and Friday
Pleasant weather dominates Pennsylvania with mostly sunny skies today and Friday. Daytime temperatures reach the 70s to low 80s, cooler at night in the 40s to 50s in mountains and northern areas, while western regions see 70s to mid 80s. Light winds from the north bring a cool, dry air mass across the state.
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Unica Fress International
Pennsylvania
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Sabbath School Assn
Newc Pavaea
Ares
Pa Nene
Sarah E. Dahl
Leseh
Taterment
Saybrook
Rmitle News
Panta
Chambers Motor Co
Jack Gerson
Keystone Zoom Electric Eye
Courthouse Hill
John F. Werterson
Tas Ce
A.m. Daly
Fried
Zikeli
Grogs St
Elbraest City
Wendell H. Boyd
New Wilington
Toth
Vincent Albert Ciambott
Javo Tie
Patricia Ann Bayny
Buzz
Doh Dayne Cooper
Bay
Blacksburg
Wacs
Cynthia Madeline Simone
Huron Ave
Loyal
Keith Brest
Wampans
Shiney
Almilda Keller
Wamipum
MacArthur
Wayne Wade
Pollock RD
Mina Augusta
Doul
Sir Marlbara St
Clarence L. Lusk
Bermie C. Seaton
James S. Newton
Tumblia
Wayne Ave
Artur Lallavo
Wiliam
J. Clark
St. Tobin's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Second Ward
Lizzie Lechner
Werman Barkner
Shenanga
Fwp
Waller C. Stomkowler
Alex J. Grinn
Filth
Marjorie M. Crise
Leonard Lastoria
Joseph J. Glanymarine
Waller Kwotek
Michele Pennacchio
Angelo J. Cassacchia
John F. Thomas
John
Hick-' Any
Extweard A. Dean
Thomas H. Baskertick
Shenango
David P. McBride
Seatan És
Way
McBride- Shaan
McBride Shannon CO
Wool Growers’ Co-Op
John Vanasky
Jonn Vanaskye
John C. Bingham
Slippery Rock
DE Scholls
Diamonds
Jesse N. Kerr
Sun, MI St
Ener
Ency Service
Vallaete
Fatimages
Washington Skat Mill
Dad
Hans Pci
Itnaust, Solow
Pan
Jewel
Han’s
Wankip
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