Hold Rally Friday Night At Ebensburg - Commiteemen Urged 8 ’ To Support ‘Slate Democratic committee and women were Jrged to react wig- grously to charges by unsiated candidates of “dictatorship” at a meeting of several hundred party workers in the Ebenshburg Court house last Friday nigh Party leaders, from County Chairman John R. Torquato dewn urged the commiites support the slated recruit as many v a8 possible at the May 17 primary Tuesday of next week Besides the county chairman, rs included Judge A. A Attorneys Alten A McDonald and Arnold D. Sm- arto, Commissionsy Thomas A. Owens, Michael OC. Chervennk, Sheriff John A. (Conway and Judge Ivan J. MeKenrick. Al are candidates for office except Chairman Torquato and Judge MceKenrick. : men wk personne to candidates g ried les eiection srt Johnstown Ang <idat ex Of the ro ———— r——— uy (ng “ TT Other cointy City Demortatic 5 LCI took a bow | having 1 majority on the common John H | rightfully erat Cann was elected This Cans a mn for the Democratic pom to that 0 haliots MARRIAGE a rd timber IOUT IN Nn a SS 58 Ss, wo NN A | organization were introduced and | —— Colver Cubs Given stressed of Attormey the pleas court bench He said that 24 vears Cambria County had the bench un- for two Democrats on til the death last vear of Judge] McCann He said tha! former Gov. Fine had appointed a Republican to a judgeship "that belonged to a Demo ' because the late Judge Mc- as a Democrat said, gave the Republi cial majority in A county Conway In Church Recently Awards ware Ia seton® of Cub Pa t Presbyterian Chun April 30 Wolf Harvey Evans Hagens, Jack anthick {MH hers Prk ghd # lows he and Democratic Sherif Fea! patch famies candidate “ can nation for ~° the City of Johnstown behalf election a {wo sil wolff patch ver Mavor of spoke on his post Chairman Torguato defended the policy of slating candidat. es for public office and said the candidates were selected by the organieation and not by the chairman. “Your should resent the charge tha! candidates are ‘being pushed down your throat’ he sald FParly workers were given thet watchers ceriificates sample gf ddresssy f Democrats in their re for " (ye er gold % > = 5 gold one Ome 1onw LIFTOW And strest registered spective Giniricts APPLICATIONS Grav. 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SWEET = INSTEAD bh Goes DONG - THAT OLD PRT IN THE 5s lets i'M ANN Le Ga gee eos _ Thursday, May 12, 1958 pu: 1. While a student to gin | a degree from the University and Th BFE hain | 2 To perpetuate Southern Slovak he buritzans get their: nd Sancti: name from a musical instrument | fled tamburitza, which is. Rev. Fr Charlies Ginocchio, ne bf videst instruments | TOR, chairman of the program Knorr to man, a forerunner of | committee, stated that this will guitar and balala- be one of the finest programs to instrument used by | be presented on the 8! Francis famous Tam-| College campus. He invites the it of Duquesne University | public to attend’ and arrange- The Tamburitzans piay and ments will be made special sing and their way through seating for the public. The admis soliege. 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