White House Backstairs and Defense Flight News
Advisers press Eisenhower for a visible pre convention preference while keeping it open to avoid direct dictate. Flight tests show comfortable yet loud helicopter rides for civil defense drills behind the White House. Virgin Island senators gift rum to the ailing president who declines to drink. Benjamin Franklin as Richard Saunders started Poor Richard's Almanac.
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Merriman Smith
United Press
White House
Washington
Eisenhower
GOP
High Command
Virgin Island
Benjamin Franklin
Richard Saunders
Richard
FFA Boys Return and Local Graduation News
The FFA boys returned from Penn State activity week with awards for public speaking poultry judging and agronomy. Graduations at Penn State and Western Reserve University included Robert Fox earning a B S in Agricultural Economics and Rural Psychology and Betty Fox Zingale earning a nursing degree while Joe Zingale earned a Doctor of Dental Surgery and a military commission.
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FFA
Penn State
Lloyd Kildoo
John Skibo
William Mayberry
Dale Booker
Tommy Anderson
Wayne Patterson
Ronnie Strobel
Eddie Marshall
Howard Fox
Robert
Joe Zingale
Western Reserve University
Zingale
Betty Fox
Ivy B Walton Class Holds Monthly Meeting in Ell
The Ivy B Walton class of the UP Church met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Clare Alborn in Ell. The gathering followed a regular monthly schedule with reports and warm fellowship among attendees.
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Ivy B. Walton
UP Church
Clare Alborn
Ell
Birthday cake surprise for Dwight D Tomkins guests in New Castle
In New Castle on Monday June 17 1957 a large birthday cake was presented to Dwight D Tomkins by D B McKnight as a surprise during evening visits. Guests included Mary Jane McKnight of Ellwood City and the Lysiaks of Orland Beach Florida with Marion Goodwill as former. other callers were the Helle family of West Pittsburgh and the Boyles and Pherson families.
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Northampton
Dwight D. Tomkins
D. B. McKnight
Mary Jane McKnight
Ellwood City
Walter Lysiak
Dennis
Orland Beach
Florida
Lysiak
Marion Goodwill
Russell Helle
West Pittsburgh
R. C. Shelenberger
E. N. Boyles
Pittsburgh
Franklin
Russell Boyles
Paul Boyles
Rome Joins World’s Noisiest Cities Report
Rome ranks with New York and London as one of the world’s loudest cities in a study by Italian engineers. Milan also appears in the group. A public poll shows over 90 percent urge action to curb noise as doctors warn of potential health effects.
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Rome
INS
New York
London
Milan
Italy
Noise and traffic blamed for Rome’s worsening air of din
The article notes a sharp rise in noise in Rome since WWII as motor vehicles and public transport proliferate. Narrow streets amplify the roar of autos, trucks, cycles, and scooters, with the disturbance spreading blocks away from urban centers.
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Rome
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Wood City
Harold Mayberry
Ed Houston
Esther Shaffer
Mada Houston
Gladys Patterson
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Harold Walton
Grange
East Brook Grange
John Robinson
Highland UP Church
David Tomkins
John Henderson
Crawford Lyons
Gustav
Pure Food Bakery
East Washington Street
Croton Avenue
Martello Bros
Walmo Food
Wilmington Road
Oleo
Admiral TV
RAY
New Castle
S. Vercer
Reynolds
Sapo
Fog Euauet
Formiaring Coast
Dale Green
Revere Blue
PiSaance
Magicolor
Magicolor Paint Center
Crawford Shady-Nook
Linn al Ae
Ugg
Strauss-Hirshbergs
East Brook
John Pherson
William, Pherson
Temple University School of Medicine
Philadelphia
Pherson
Allegheny General Hospital
Donald Smith
Kathy
Loyal Smith
Rich Hill Church
Clyde McKee Jr
Irwin Stankard
Temple
Athur Thompson
Lockhart
Martin Wimner
Grace Kerr
Robert Jameson
Erie
Jim Jameson
J. P. McKnight
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