Past Presidents Gather for Beaver Valley Legion Auxiliaries Luncheon
The Beaver Lawrence and Mercer County Council of American Legion Auxiliaries held its annual luncheon at the Sharon Legion Home on June 24 with 65 members. Chairman George Engelhardt presided. Miss Marilyn Osborne sang. remarks were given by Council President Willard Massery. guest speaker Adolph Matuscak spoke. Altoona past department president attended. Beaver Falls’ Harry Bailey elected president and Sharon’s Carl Valarious named secretary-treasurer. Prizes were won by Clara Speed and Harry Bailey.
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The
Beaver
Lawrence
Mercer County
Dedicate New Youth Center in Memorial of Service
The dedication of a new youth center honors 105 volunteers who gave 2,772 free hours to complete the project started in 1942. The Ladies Aid, 550 strong, funded furnishings and redecorating totaling 5600, with praise for trustees, the purchase committee, and a prolonged dedication to continue with memorial gifts.
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Nehemiah
A. H. Borland
TM. Laivo
AW. Krevarice
Jacobsen Millison
Thomas Nelson
Dale Kevarise
Floyd Vo Lorty
Ladies Aid
Ames Lenmg
James Bo Chambers
Clyde Gilfillan
Lortz
Wilson Howe
John Ingham
A. C. Brown
A.C. Brown
Richard Knoblaugh
William Howe
Dalton Galloway
Egypt
James Gravel
Lave
W A. Berkstresser
Howard Klebe
Berkstresser
Howe
James Bk
Wayne Guillerey
Robert B. Jamison
Harold Latshaw
Anna Mae Korsesen
Rose Kurtz
A.D.V.E.S
Woman Injures Hand in Electric Wringer
Mrs. Davey Boswell aged 39 of the Trailer Camp Route 422 Re D. 2 was treated at Jameson Memorial Hospital for contusions of the right hand after catching it in an electric wringer.
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Davey Boswell
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Child Cuts Chin After Fall at Home
An 18 month old girl Phyllis Evonne Coles of 520 Wildwood Avenue was treated at Jameson Memorial hospital at 10100 am Thursday for a chin laceration after a fall while playing.
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Phyllis Evonne Coles
Wildwood Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Nixon Dulles At Airport To Greet Visitors
At the airport President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles greeted visitors as Eden’s speech sparked a White House controversy over Southeast Asia policy. Capitol Hill debated an amendment to curb funds for Asia non aggression efforts, while Eden urged a Locarno style pact and drew praise in Britain.
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White House
Eden
Eisenhower
Dulles
Capitol Hill
House of Foreign Affairs Committee
Den
Britain
U.S
U. S
Churchill
Washington
House of Commons
France
Russia
China
Middle East
United Nations
Cyprus
Greece
Russian tanker seizure sparks Soviet protest and US tension
Moscow demanded the immediate release of the tanker and crew after the seizure accused by the United States Navy. The Soviet note called the act a crude violation of freedom of navigation on the high seas and warned of possible future Soviet patrols to protect shipping.
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Chiang Kaishek
Formosa
Shanghai
US Navy
Charles E. Bohlen
Moscow
Soviet Union
Melou th Steel Corp builds new Detroit plant with oxygen process
A large delegation of steelmen tours the McLouth plant as Melou th Steel plans a Detroit facility. The oxygen process equipment marks a major US installation with a 150 million dollar total cost. The 35‑ton vessel shown is the third of three shipped by Pennsylvania Engineering and will be dismantled and moved to Detroit.
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Melouth Steel Corporation
United States
Detroit
Steel Industries
McLouth Corporation
Pennsylvania Engineering Corporation
Inter-American council urged urgent session over Central America
Members pressed for a hurried council meeting after Guatemala accused Nicaragua and Honduras of failing to honor a Sunday cease-fire order. The seek to curb outside support follows a veto by Russia on a Brazil Colombia bid to refer the conflict to the OAS, with the peace committee’s move facing Tsarist opposition.
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Guatemala
Nicaragua
Honduras
Brazil
Colombia
OAS
Tsarapkhin
Fourth Anniversary of Korean War Warns of Weaknesses
A presidential address marks four years since the Korean War began on June 25, 1950. It warns that Communist pressure from Moscow and Peking endangers Asia and demands unity, vigilance, and continued alliance cooperation. It condemns futile negotiations and stresses the need for frank diplomacy, sustained consultation with allies, and bipartisan home front support to resist oppression.
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Asia
Pacific
Korea
Japan
Warren R. Austin
Security Council
Manchuria
Moscow
Peking
Republic of Korea
Seven Seas
Geneva
Congress
Driver Harold Dunlap Arrested on Charges in New Castle
Harold Dunlap of Court Street was arrested Thursday afternoon by officers Goodman and Zeller of the New Castle Police Department on charges of white collar evasion. Dunlap pleaded not guilty before Alderman J. C. Kennedy and was released on bond. Kennedy has not set a date for a hearing.
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Harold Dunhap
Court Street
Geeodman
Zeller
New Castle
Ghitikeb
Dunlap
Kennedy
Boy suffers eyebrow laceration at playground
John Orrico seven years old of 1518 North Beaver street was treated for a cut eyebrow after colliding with a pole at George Washington playground. He received care at Jameson Memorial Hospital at 6 30 p m Thursday.
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John Orrico
North
Beaver Street
George Washington Playground
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Glasses Shortage Noted in Ames Population
About 60 percent of adults in Ames need glasses but only 30 percent wear them, highlighting a gap in vision care and eyewear use.
Pa Newe Observes Pa Newe Observes Continesé
Residents unite to tackle home tasks with neighbors helping paint and siding projects. Homeowners are urged not to cover house numbers and to install legible new numbers at low cost to ease locating homes.
Death of Monty Thorne Prompts Poison Angle Probe
Reported in Centinee from Page One the death of Monty Thorne son of a playboy father and great grandson of Montgomery Ward Co. founder raises questions of possible foul play. Coroner McCarron plans to question two wagon men who arrived after a call amid rumors of a woman in Thorne's room and several surrounding mysteries.
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Thorne
McCarron
Monty
Montgomery Ward & Co
Marion Thorne
Maureen Raven
Racing News
James M. Raven
Chicago
Fordham University
New York
Mrs Dana W Cox Dies In Columbus
Mrs Dana W Cox of Columbus Ohio died Thursday at 10 am in University Hospital following a brief illness Born in Colorado she was a Muskingum College graduate taught in Cleveland and Scarsdale She married Dr Dana W Cox on December 2 1925 Surviving are husband a daughter Rachel and sons Charles William and Douglas all of Columbus A sister Mrs Kirk Deselm of Cambridge also survives Funeral services will be held in Columbus on Saturday June 26 A pet show and doll parade are described with local children and softball leagues in planning Supervisors are Larry Harns and Judy Stone.
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Minnie M. Pregenzer
East Washington Street
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Niles
Ohio
Robert and
Adaline Spears Dalrymple
William Pregenzer
Pregenzer
U. B P. Church
Houston
Nora Jane McGrath
CF. Flannery
North Mercer Street
Los Angeles
Calif
Cochranton
Thomas
Jane Messerall McGrath
First
U.P Church
Shenango
Eastern Star
John A McGrath
Dckland
Gilbert B. McGrath
Pasadena
Charles Eo McGrath
Sara Stott
Grants Pass
Oregon
F. Flannery
Boyd- Myers
North
Jefferson Street
Robert Ho Mayo
Oak Park Cemetery
Dana W. Cox
Faye M. Cox
Columbus
University Hospital
Colorado
Edwin and
Mary Miller
Muskingum College
New Concord
Jimmy McConnell
Bonnie Taylor
Janet Taylor
Jayne Johnson
Oscar
Billy Bradford
Sue Bradley
Larry Harns
Judy Stone
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