Samuel E. Park to Begin Training Amid Missing Expedition
The report notes Samuel E. Park, son of Frank Park, to start hospital training after learning his party including a Tufts professor and Woodrow Wilson Sayre had vanished on an expedition in Nepal. An air search was planned as U.S. Embassy and Army in Katmandu pursued the case, with Nepalese officials confirming the discovery late that day.
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Pierre Salinger
Wanna
Park
White House
Frank Park
Katmandu
Nepal
Woodrow Wilson Sayre
South Side
Youngstown
Khum Juit
New Castle High Gy
Salinger
Namehe Bazar
U.S
Tufts University
Sayre
Mable Wilson Lodge Hosts Cascade Brunch Event
A summer brunch by Mable Wilson Lodge 367 Ausiliary to the Brotherhood of Tail ford Trainmen in Cascade Park featured 20 members and guests Mr and Mrs Edward Johnson among attendees. Breakfast and brunch served at 9 30 a m with a white elephant prize program then games. The auxiliary meets next July 10 in New Penn and August plans a family pleasure event replacing the monthly meeting.
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Mable Wilson Lodge
Brotherhood of Tailford
Cascade Park
Edward Johnson
Twobbard
Penn
Four Gas Firms To Get Refunds From Supplier
Western Pennsylvania gas utility firms were notified Thursday they can expect about 264200 dollars in refunds from their supplier. One firm moved to cut a proposed rate increase, but the Public Utility Commission announced a wholesale rate cut and said it could not determine if any consumer would be affected.
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Kpawiners
United Gas
Ol Ci
7 Peoples Natural Gas Co
Pillsburgh
Pennsylvania Gas Co
Warren
Mercer Gas Light & Fuel Co
Mercer
Prospect Oil and Gas
Chicora
Federal Power Commission
United
New Castle
Shich
Plan Oil
Sons of Columbus
Clara
Kone
PUC
Westview Park
Pittsburgh
Nick Perrotta
Uielon
CUC
Rarriosung Tuys — Pem
Western
Pennsylvania
Public Witt Commission
Sall It Cou
Budget Plan Set by Western Pennsylvania Conference
A $2 million operating budget was expected to be considered today by a committee of the Western Pennsylvania Conference of the Methodist Church at Grove City College. The conference, formed this week by the Erie and Pittsburgh mergers, prepared the budget for its Thursday business meeting. Bishop W. Vernon Middleton urged the group to pursue a deeper commitment to the Kingdom of God principles.
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Grove Wiy
UPLD
Western Pennsylvania
Lie Methodist Church
Grove City College
Erie
Pittsburgh
W. Vernon Middleton
Rail Talks Resume In Chicago Amid Wage Focus
Negotiations over freight train work rules restart after a day recess led by National Mediation Board chair Lev Edwards. Unions and railroads reportedly focus on money rather than the presidential commission’s work rule changes as talks resume in Chicago.
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Chicago
UPI
Leverett Edwards
National Mediation Board
Edwards
Ttme
Order of Tail
Cateradolli Springs
Cole
Weingioh Wilh
Arthur Goldberg
Rai
Brotherleol
Wiions
Unemployment Claims Drop Across Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports continued unemployment claims fell to 15 34 the prior week initial claims totaling 22 908 down 16 percent due to temporary closures from Flag Day. McFall charged in East Side prowl case held on bond 5 000 cash or 10 000 property. Mergers set record rise in United States filings with 6 877 initial claims. Gibraltar history notes Moorish origin and Spanish War ties.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Labor Anvil Industry Department
Samuel L. McFall
Laga
Creamiew Ave
Kabibe
McFall
Howard B. Wanna
Chicago
United States
Judge Mary Auld Leads Lawrence County Art Show
Mrs. Mary K. Auld, Lawrence County art show judge and Pittsburgh art supervisor, has competed in Associated Artists of Pittsburgh exhibits since 1950 and won top sculpture prize plus crafts prizes for seven years in Craftsmen's Guild shows. She has had solo and group exhibitions at multiple venues including Gallery Upstairs, Enchanted Forest, Allegheny College, Ligonier, and universities. The show opens Saturday at the former Peoples Drug Store building. Payment ordered walls require wage payment rules now on the books in 47 states.
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Lawrence County
Mary K. Auld
Pittsburgh
Associated Artists of Pittsburgh
Craftsmen’s Guild of Pittsburgh
Enchanted Forest
Allegheny College
Ligonier
University of West Virginia
Indiana State College
National of Craftsmen
Silver Bay
Wise
Peoples Drug Store
Adventists Hear Editor Speak in Somerset
In Somerset Pennsylvania Western Pennsylvania Seventh day Adventists hear Liberty magazine editor Toland Magstad declare that state aid to parochial schools violates church state separation. Magstad warns federal aid could lead to government control of education. He argues tax support for religions not their own breaches constitutional principles.
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Somerset, Pa
UPI
Pennsylvania
Washington, D.C
Toland Fl
Magstad
Liberty Magazine
Seventhalay Adventists
Kegstad
Edgewood Grave
Guard For Girl Missing Near Pittsburgh Inquiries Continue
Indiana Pennsylvania police pursued leads in the two week old disappearance of 9 year old Mary Ann Verdecchia from her Pittsburg home. The child, last seen June 7, is feared possibly harmed as investigators widen the search and authorities report scattered showers and cloudier conditions across the region while a grand jury action proceeds in a related embezzlement case.
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United Press International
Indiana, Pa
Virginia L
Indiana
Walker
Marion Center
Albert M. Cox
England
mid-Allan- Canas
Smov Nerd al Telin
Pittsburgh
Mary Ann Verdecchia
Mary Ann
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