Anti Americanism In Southern Viet Nam
Anti-American sentiment rises in South Viet Nam with leaflets urging Yankee Go Home. Rebels and Communist agents suspected amid chaotic police reports as Ho Chi Minh's regime plots, while US backing Diem remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. McCann
Viet United Press
Viet Nam
Indochina
Ngo Dinh Diem
U.S
Diem
United States
Premier Diem
South Viet Nam
South
Ho Chi Minh
Peiping
Mao Tse-tung
Chou En-lai
France
Mao
Chou
Smith Brothers Receive Discharge
Two brothers Donald and Ernest Smith Jr were discharged from the U S armed forces. Donald served as a corporal in the Army for 18 months in Germany while Ernest Jr was a petty officer in the Navy for four years aboard the U S S Laffery. They are sons of Mr and Mrs Ernest Smith of New Bedford Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald and
Ernest Smith, Jr
Ernest Smith
New Bedford
Donald Smith
U.S. Army
Germany
U. S. Navy
U.S.S. Laffery
Head Cut In Accident In South Mill Street
James Searnall of Shadyside sustained a head laceration when his car collided with a vehicle operated by Joe Joseph of Hazelecroft Ave near the Spur Station on South Mill Street at 6 o'clock yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Searnall
Shadyside
Joe Joseph
Hazelecroft Ave
South Mill St
Edmondson To Speak At Bessemer Independence Day Event
Edmondson congressman from Oklahoma’s second district and veteran affairs chair will headline Bessemer’s Independence Day celebration Saturday night. The Muskogee native serves on Interior and Insular Affairs and was named assistant Democratic whip. His address starts at 8 p.m.
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Bessemer
Ed Edmondson
Oklahoma
Edmondson
Committee On Veterans Affairs
Interior and Insular Affairs
House
Muskogee
Oklo
Wildcat Strike Shuts Bethlehem Steel Plant at Sparrows Point
About 500 workers walked off the job at Bethlehem Steel Co in Sparrows Point Maryland 28 hours before a nationwide steel strike. CIO and Baltimore local said it was a spontaneous wildcat action not officially supported by the union as the firm slowed operations and began banking furnaces and coke ovens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparrows Point
Bethlehem Steel Co
CIO
Baltimore
Tidewater
Bethlehem
4 H Club Holds Wiener Roast at McConnells
The Washington Township 4 H agriculture club hosted a wiener roast at Fred McConnell's home. A milk tour and the upcoming 4 H picnic on July 14 at Grove City Park were discussed. The next meeting is set for July 29 at Tom McNight's home at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Township
Fred McConnell
Grove City Park
Tom McNight
Local Families Gather for Visits and Reunions in Lackawannock
Emma Heckathorn of Hubbard visits relatives in Lackawannock and Millburn. Charles Ramsey remains ill after an attack. The Anderson reunion at Bandy Spring Park draws Earl Anderson and family. Various visits to and from the Heckathorn, Moose, Osborne, and Dodds families noted along with illness and travel updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma _ Heckathorne
Hubbard
Robert Heckathorne
Ralph Black
Millburn
Charles Ramsey
Earl Anderson
Ella
Earl Barnhart
Iron Age predicts peaceful steel wage settlement
The Iron Age forecasts a peaceful settlement in the steel wage dispute with a 13 to 15 cent hourly raise plus 32 cents for job-class differentials. Steel prices may rise about 4.50 per ton with products up 4 to 6 per ton. Leaders fear coal costs and potential wage bids byJohn L. Lewis.
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New York
INS
Iron Age
John L. Lewis
Coal Miners
Walter Reuther
Auto Workers
David McDonald
Steel Workers
The Family Scrapbook
The piece discusses how children fear the dark and nightmares and offers comforting steps. Parents hold the child and reassure them dreams are not real. Demonstrations with shadows and flashlights show the room’s familiar objects, building confidence.
War Prisoners Find Real Welcome In Brotherly Love City
Father Andrew P. Brown of a German American Philadelphia congregation renewed friendships with German war prisoners who attended his church services while held in the United States during World War II in Braunschweig Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braunschweig
Germany
Andrew P. Brown
Philadelphia
United States
B-Train Picnic Set For July 23 At Conneaut Lake Park
Bell Telephone employees in New Castle will hold their annual picnic Saturday July 23 at Conneaut Lake Park. The B-Train social group sponsors the event with basket picnic rides refreshments free acts and a golf tournament on the program.
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Bell Telephone Company
New Castle
Conneaut Lake Park
B-Train
Local social notes from Nickleville and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Charles Shaffer and other families from Nickleville New Castle Lowellville and Erie visited relatives in homes and hospitals across the region. Several residents received hospital care while others planned visits and vacations in Kane Pa and Arkansas through Livingston New Jersey and Boston.
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Charles Shaffer
Nickleville
Kentucky
William H. Shaffer
New Castle
Albert Smith
Lowellville
R. D
James Gibson
John Houck
Prospect
Roy Gibson
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Frank Asselton
Kane, Pa
Ida Waldinger
St. Clairsville
Ohio
Herman Schock
Sara MccIntoch
Jack Essarco
Dick Roberts
Arkansas
Joseph Park
Robert Stewart
Livingston
New Jersey
Tom Foley
Boston
Massachusetts
George Curley
Youngstown
Virginia Ewing
John Davis
Sara McIntoch
Clark Brown
Erie
Robert Hammers
John Close
New Castle Hospital
George Primavere Jr
Robert Ernst
Edward Roberts
Explorer Scouts Camp at Shawnee State Park
Seven members of Explorer Scout Post 46 spent five days on a camping trip at Shawnee State Park. The group included Raymond Maxwell, Robert Owens, Harlan Mone, Robert Predwitch, Eugene Babos, John Brest, and Earl DeChant.
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Explorer Scout Post 46
Shawnee State Park
Raymond Maxwell
Robert Owens
Harlan Mone
Robert Predwitch
Eugene Babos
John Brest
Earl DeChant
Kozlowski Weds Kozlowski, James Only Similarity
Rose Kozlow ski married Edward Kozloski in Chicago on Tuesday but kept her name. The couple notes no family relation despite identical surnames.
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Kozlowski
James
Chicago
Rose Kozlowski
Edward Kozloski
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Geneva
Smith Brothers
Oakwood Manor
Borden
Lee
Bob Parshall
S. Jefferson St
Bessemer Affair
Maryland
4-H
McConnell’s
State St
Oakwood
Panaves
Featuring
I. Lackawannock
Spring Park
Joseph Bowen
Clyde Bowen
Clyde Eugene
Son-In-La
D. B. Cosgrove
Wampum
Robert Moose
Richard Moose
Dwight Moose
New Wilmington
Don Moose
Sheakleyville
Roy Moose
Barbara
Mercer R. D
James Osborne
Paul Osborne
Jack Osborne
Clarksville
Nancy Rodgers
Russell Buxton
Jefferson Two
Herbert Heckathorne
Ola Jean Anderson
Ruby Fox
New Cadla
Clifford Berrisford
Bonnie
New Wilmington R. C
Alice Dodds
Donnie
Dodds
Elmer Humphrey
Franklin and Kilgore
Elmer Heckathorne
Bethel
Whittenfelder
Otto Ammer
Ammer
Sam Miller
St. Petersburg
Florida
Nercer Cottage Hospital
A Yard
J. Cash Sect
E. Washington ST
Tiwarsiweie
Childrens
Ave. i
Junedale
Bologna
A A
Lee and
Sagi
Bazley
Royal Palm
OLEO
Junedale Brands
Choice
Washington
Riccotta
Loin End
Genoa
Junedale Farm
Wisconsin
Ron Age
Jimmy
Ekdenburg
Liz Br
NESCO
Parada
Kirk Hutton
Baio
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