State Police Pass 43 Drivers in Motor Operator Exam
State police conducted an exam for motor operator permits at the Armory. Of those tested, 43 passed and earned the right to drive. Names listed include Frank J. Trott, John Shiderly, Donald R. Johnston, Peter P. Louis, John Migut, Tony L. Devile, Irvin Rubies, William Lukehart, and others from Ellwood City, Lowellville, Farrell, and nearby towns. Next tests set for Tuesday, 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
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Armory
Frank J. Trott
Dewey Ave
John Shiderly
Ellwood City
Donald R. Johnston
Carson
R.D
Homer Sunkerly
Grove City
John Gonda
Marcelyn Evans
E. Washington
Einora Green
Marshall Ave
Vida Marietta
Hermine G. Rook
Warren Ave
Dorothy T. Morabito
Patsy Micco
High St
Merle J. McIntosh
E. Wallace
Theodore Theoricsall
Farrell William E. Davis
Butler Ave
Prison Farm Baseball Players Missing After Chase
Burwash Ontario officials searched for five members of the prison farm baseball team after they chased a long fly into bushes and did not return. Police and wardens joined the hunt at the facility grounds and surrounding woods.
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Prison Farm
Public Library Reports 1951 Decline in Circulation
The 41st annual library report by Miss Alice Sterling shows a 13.9 percent drop in circulation versus 1950, mainly in adult fiction, possibly due to television. Other items include 5,300 reference questions answered, school tours, a weekly story hour averaging 40 children, and active poetry and Great Books groups. A notable gift was a city council record of marriages and births from 1876 to 1889, plus tax levy increase from 0.5 to 0.75 mill for library support.
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Alice Sterling
Great Books Forum
New Castle
Wiliam McKean Brown
Four County Library Club
American Library Association
Chicago
Pennsylvania Library Association
Bedford Springs
Beaver Falls
Batista Declares Cuba Restored Work Peace And Progress
Cuban President Fulgencio Batista says he has brought work peace and progress to Cuba and wiped out gangsterism. He spoke in a national broadcast interview from Havana on June 25.
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Havana
INS
Fulgencio Batista
Cuba
Batista
Cuba promises peaceful progress under new leadership
The Cuban strong man reports stability after seizing power last March and pledges elections in November 1953. He says policies favor low cost housing and farm modernization with agrarian reform, asserts democracy opponents are sidelined, and claims gangsterism defeated. Roosevelt was the youngest president at 42.
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Cuba
Batisa
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DITOR
Ian
Public Library
Republic
R. D
Eastbrook
Theodore Roosevelt
East Washington ST
Eracetel
Wilaind Pa
Rayon
Robins Furniture Co
E. Washington St
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
South
Beaver Street
THE
Dodge
John
Scofield, Scofield & Co
Freeport, Illinois
J. R. Rick Motor CO
New Castle, PA
Rayon Marquisette
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