Court Grants 15 Divorces in Lawrence County Session
Fifteen divorce decrees were issued by Lawrence County Court with seven granted by President Judge John S. Powers and eight by Judge John F. Henderson. Cases include Marianne Workley and Leland R. Stoops over indignities, the Pitts and Pinkerton couples for indignities, and several other separations with varied marriage dates and local addresses.
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Lawrence County Court
John S. Powers
John F. Henderson
Judge Powers
Marianne Workley
Portersville
Norman E. Workley
Perry St
Wurtemburg
Mystic Beach
N. Y
Ruth G. Stoops
N. Mercer St
Leland R
Moravia St
Gloria J. Pinkerton
Warrendale
Gerald A. Sheldone
Franklin Ave
Ellwood City
Robert L. Sheldone
13Th St
Ellwood Ty
Mary Ann James
Scioto St
Charles James
Hancock St
Detroit
Mich
China accuses U S warship of entering its waters
The Communist New China News Agency reported that Beijing issued its 206th serious warning after charging an American warship with entering Chinese waters.
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Tokyo
UPI
China Today
Communist New China News Agency
Belt proves fatal in fall near Connellsville
Paul H. Miller aged 36 an electrician died after slipping and falling from a tower near Connellsville Pennsylvania while he adjusted his safety belt. The coroner's office reported the accident occurred Monday.
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Connellsville, Pa
UPI
Paul H. Miller
Here
Miller
Troop Reinforcements Leave for Dutch New Guinea
The first of 800 Dutch army reinforcements for New Guinea depart by plane Monday from Curacao in the Netherlands Antilles. They will reach Hollandia by troopship for arrival and deployment.
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Hauge Holland
UPT
New Guinea
Curacao
Dutch Antilles
Hollandia
Duplexin Headache Remedy Promises Fast Relief
Duplexin combines doctor approved pain relievers with a stomach soothing antacid. The white layer relieves throbbing pain quickly while the pink layer calms nausea and protects the stomach. It claims to reduce migraine symptoms and stress, and may prevent future attacks when taken at first sign. Available as Duplexia Tablets without prescription.
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New York
N. Y
Science
School Board Studies Rental Of 3 Rooms
NEW WILMINGTON The Wil mington Area School Board will rent space in College Hall for three sixth grade classrooms for the 1962 63 year at 3000 with longer lease sought. Renovations and partition installation to be funded by the district with state Labor and Industry Dept approval required.
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New Wilmington
Wilmington Area School Board
College Hall
John McCandless
Education Committee
McCandless
Elmer C. Morrow
State Labor and Industry Dept
Willard A. Sarver
Lawrence
Plain Grove
Ellis M. Hillard
Dora Clark
Evelyn Grell
New Bedford
John Greer
Health and Activities Committee
Clark
Miss Grell
Helen Dunn
Helen Williams
Hillard
New Wilmington Borough
Pulaski
Lindsay Stewart
Mohawk Area High School Progress Report
Construction on the Mohawk Area High School advances with the contractor expecting to roof the structure by November 1. Ross Strodeck er oversees work as the board hears a target completion date of September 1, 1963 and approves up to $400 for parking lot resurfacing while seeking additional classroom space and thanking local officials for their cooperation.
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Bessemer
Mohawk Area High School
Ross Strodecker
Area School Board
Manford E. Brockway
Brockway
Wayne M. Walker
Joseph V. Cooper
New Castle
New Castle School Board Action June 1962 summary
In New Castle Pennsylvania on June 12 1962 the board approved part time janitor helper Bill Vrable replacing Nick Bartone approved use of one Mt Jackson school room for 4 H Club on Wednesdays adopted transfer of 2689 dollars from library fund to activity account for new school books heard William Mittica offer free storage for 100 band uniforms adopted the 1962 63 school calendar authorized personnel committee to find a replacement part time janitor for the Wampus education room Harris McClelland announced athletic committee meeting June 19 and personnel committee meeting June 18.
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New Castle
van Heights
Bill Vrable
Nick Bartone
Mt. Jackson School
William Mittica
Wampum
Harris McClelland
Repairs on County Mill Street Bridge Begin
City Street Dept started repairs on the county owned Mill St Bridge with county paying labor and materials. Streets Director D John Razzano and county commissioners arranged the work. City Hall closes Thursday for Flag Day. councilmen Rainey Biddle and Razzano attend Northwest Regional Industrial Conference in Oil City.
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Mill St
D. John Razzano
City
Robert W. Rainey
Richard H. Biddle
Oil City
Harold Grimm to Speak at New Castle YFC Rally
Harold Grimm, local layman, will speak at the New Castle Youth For Christ rally at New Castle Bible Church on North Street. The event begins Saturday at 7 45 p m with a 7 15 p m prayer hour and special music planned during the rally.
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Harold Grimm
New Castle
Youth For Christ
Tax Revenue Surges Since World War II
Retail sales tax revenues in the United States have risen 450 percent since World War II. The tax is the largest state revenue source, totaling 4.5 billion dollars for 35 states last year.
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Washington
United States
Kennedy to skip news conference this week
The White House said President Kennedy will not hold a news conference this week due to press of business. Arrangements are under way for Australian Prime Minister Robert Menzies to visit Washington from June 17 to June 20, the State Department announced.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
White House
Robert G. Menzies
State Department
Nehru Says India Won’t Break Ties With China
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru told Parliament India does not intend to sever diplomatic relations with Communist China amid ongoing border disputes between the two nations.
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New Delhi
UPI
Jawaharlal Nehru
Parliament
China
India
Ike to Speak at Stockholm World Teachers Meeting
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower will address a world teachers meeting in Stockholm on July 31. The event is expected to draw educators and officials from several countries.
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Ike
Washington
UPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Stockholm
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