Rev Miller Honored By Maitland Memorial Church
The Maitland Memorial Primitive Methodist Church in S Mill and Maitland Sts hosted an open reception for Rev Douglas Miller and his family after his transfer from Evan P Thomas. Miller, formerly at Sutersville Pa, studied at Cleveland Bible College graduating in 1950. He is married to Dorothy Lund and they have three children Dennis 9 Brenda 3 and Craig 2. There are more than one million stutterers in the United States.
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Maitland Memorial Primitive Methodist Church
S. Mill and
Maitland Sts
Douglas Miller
Miller
Evan P. Thomas
Primitive Methodist Church
Neshannock
Lois Blair
George Jones
Aid
Methodist Church
Sutersville
Cleveland Bible College
Cleveland
Willis Miller
Newport News
Dorothy Lund
Youngstown
Dennis
Brenda
Craig
Nursery-grown dogwood and mulch plastics in farm care
Nursery-grown dogwood offers safer transplanting with compact roots and less bark damage than wild stock, while plastic mulching aids yields by warming soil and reducing weeds. The article also urges spring lightning rod maintenance and fall farm safety to prevent accidents.
House Probing Status Of Professional Sports Hearing
A House subcommittee session on whether professional sports fall under anti trust laws is in recess. Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick and George Trautman of Columbus, Ohio, the NABL president, will testify when the hearing resumes on Wednesday. The government will not say if organized baseball should face antitrust laws, but cautions against widening exemptions to other sports. Assistant Attorney General Victor Hansen says Congress must decide baseball immunity.
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Washington
INS
House
Ford Frick
George Trautman
Columbus
Victor R. Hansen
Justice Department
Congress
Inland coal barge traffic grows across major rivers
The movement of soft coal by barge on U S inland waterways serving coal regions has risen by 26 million tons since 1947 and continues to increase. Growth is strongest on the Ohio Monongahela Kanawha Tennessee Illinois Allegheny and Mississippi rivers and expanding on the Kentucky and Green rivers.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Monongahela
Kanawha
Tennessee
Illinois
Allegheny
Mississippi
Kentucky
Green
Visa agreement eases travel between Japan and United States
A new visa arrangement now allows multiple entry nonimmigrant visas valid for four years at no cost on a reciprocal basis for eligible nationals of both countries. The policy takes effect soon and marks a significant expansion over the prior one year limit.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
Peacock Tail Anatomy Described as Layered Feathers
A naturalist notes the peacock displays a fan of long upper tail coverts rather than the true tail. The iridescent display consists of trailing feathers forming the ornamental plume.
County Fire School Opens As Firemen Register
More than 200 professional and volunteer firemen registered for the county fire school session at Union Two fire station. Rev Jules untever pastor of St Seph Church and Rev H Patel pastor of Wesley Methodist officiated opening ceremonies led by Lt. Lee Campbell of the New Castle department.
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Jules Unteer
Roos
Night classes feature police and military speakers and fire rescue display
The event opened with a discussion of school subjects taught in night classes. Speakers included Sgt. H G Rice and Chief Roy J Merkel. Members of the USAF 79th Fighter Group demonstrated rapid car fire suppression with a crash truck, then briefed on crash rescue and valley industry protection.
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H. G. Rice
Pennsylvania State Police
Roy J. Merkel
Youngstown Department
Frank McBride
Charles R. Goerth
Usaf Information Service
Harlan R. Boyer
Union Two
Usaf 79Th Fighter Group
79Th
Union
Device Squeezes Voice for Clearer Radio Use
A Los Angeles developed device reduces voice into a narrow range to improve radio transmission. It aims to meet two military needs by increasing intelligibility and extending range by about 50 percent in field communications equipment.
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Los Angeles
Measure Would Provide Higher Taxing Powers
Harrisburg report notes a Senate bill to raise tax ceilings for Pittsburgh and other cities and townships. It lets localities tax up to 15 mills on latest real estate valuation, up from 10. School districts in lower classes could use 12 mills tied to market value. Prices and specifics reflect statewide fiscal policy.
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Harrisburg
George M. Leader
Pennsylvania
House
Senate
Pittsburgh
Scranton
Bloomsburg
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Donald Zeisloft
L. Fennell
Ithaca
N. Y
Admiral TV
Nabisco
Pretzel
Lawrence Savings and Trust Co
Memaber Weserelepestt Insurance Co
Castle Kuwood Chy
Swanson
S&h
New Castle
Air Force
Mexico
American AA Airlines
Haber’s
S. Mill St Furniture
State Capitol
W. E. Watkins
North
Mercer St
Chicago
Shrimp Association of the Americas
Kalamazoo
Hardwick
Tappan Ranges
A. O. Smith, Ruud
Hotstream
Jefferson St
Chrysler Airtemp
Free Home Survey
Baron Heating
St. OL
National Warm Air Heating & Air Conditioning Association
Ford
Francis Motor Sales CO
N. Croton Avenue
Oliver
New Castle, PA
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