Probe Crash Death Of Area Youth
A Warren area youth died after a fatal crash on Babylon Hill near Tidionte last Monday night. Jack Anderson 15 suffered an fractured skull and concussion while in Warren General Hospital. Four injured in the incident include Leland Shorts 25 of Warren and Robert Anderson of Kane. Esther Marie Johnson 19 of Tidinste remained in critical condition. Colonel Ma Lowrey began an investigation as Chief Dalton Hunter reported observing the Shorts car before the collision. The wreck damaged Edna Benner’s house and the 1956 Dialge was demolished.
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Wargeulin
Tidiante
Warren General Hospital
Jack Anderson
Anderson
Babylon Hill
Tidionte Lite
Leland Shorts
Warren
Robert Anderson
Kane
Esther Marie Johnson
R. D
Ma Lowrey
Jack Andinson
Tuhoute
Dalton Hunter
Hunter
Edna Benner
Ike Says Jobless Toll Declining
President Eisenhower signaled a drop in unemployment for the month ending mid March after a White House meeting with Secretary of Labor Mitchell and a press briefing by Hagerty. Officials said the Labor and Commerce departments would release the latest figures Tuesday and that the results should be of great interest to Americans.
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Washingtonar
Eisenhower
White House
Mitchell
James C. Hagerty
Labor and Commerce Departments
Hagerty
Family Of 10 Crashes Iron Curtain In Truck
Friedrich Graefe, 47, and his wife plus eight children aged 2 to 18 escaped East Germany in a seven ton truck. Border guards failed to stop the vehicle as it broke through the barbed wire fence. the family sought political and economic reasons for leaving.
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Brunswick
Germany
Friedrich Graefe
East Germany
Graefe
Dalai Lama flees toward India amid frontier tensions and a Panchen Lama rise
The exiled Tibetan leader and about 80 companions neared Tawane on India's northeast frontier as Nehru urged caution between treaty ties to Red China and Tibetan rebels. The group planned to proceed to Tanpur and then toward the Brahmaputra region with possible airlift to New Delhi. Local tribes cheered at the monastery approach while authorities prepared for further movement. In Pittsburgh, 17 year old Steve Bahny was killed by a truck that failed to stop in McKees Rocks.
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New Ole
India
Dalai Lama
Stneia
Nehru
Tanpur
Pramaputra
Assam
Lhasa
Bumadilla
Tawang
New Delhi
Pittsburgh
Steve Bahny
McKees Rocks
Compromise On Tax Issue Seen In Legislature
Legislators near a possible early tax program solution as Rep. Albert W. Johnson and George S. Bloom urge concessions. They call for a gatekeeping committee to curb spending and quarterly agency budgets to prevent deficits, aiming to resolve the state deadlock over Gov. Lawrence's emergency tax recommendations.
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Lawrence
Albert W. Johnson
House
Bradford
Smethport
George S. Bloom
Allentown
Bloom
Tpetstators
General Assembly
Father Shoots Infant. Man Charged After Attack
Four month-old Kenneth Cartington was shot in the back while held by his mother, Eilen Carrington. Police say Richard Cartington, 28, a cab driver and the infant’s father, fired with intent to kill and allegedly told police he meant to shoot his wife. The baby was reported recovering in satisfactory condition.
Reds Charge Air Violation at Berlin Probe
Washington reports a renewed Soviet protest over a U S air corridor violation in Berlin. Moscow argues U S flights threaten Geneva talks and Berlin access. State Department reviews the note while U S officials deny any violation and await further guidance. The dispute centers on a March 27 C130 flight at 20 000 feet and Western claims that lower airspace limits were not breached. Continued coverage on Page Three.
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Washington
U.S
Berlin
Moscow
United States
Geneva
State Department
NATO
Soviet Union claims action aimed to wreck Berlin talks
MOSCOW AP The Soviet Union charged that the United States deliberately violated altitude regulations in the West Berlin air corridor to wreck East West talks. U S officials in Washington in Germany disputed the claim saying no ceiling exists over the Berlin route and that aircraft may fly at any altitude for ferrying supplies. The embassy in Moscow issued a diplomatic note amid protests over a March 27 Berlin flight being buzzed by Soviet fighters.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
West Berlin
State Department
U.S
Washington
West Borin
Germany
Berlin
Aly Hed
Geneva
Baste West
Four Alarm Fireweekend Fells Busy for City Firemen
Fire crews battled four fires over the weekend, two Saturday and two Sunday, with ten to fifteen firefighters responding to each call. A grass fire at 962 North Center Street was sparked by bonfire sparks, while a chimney blaze at 167 Park Street caused a scare but no damage. A second grass fire on West Main Street extension was stopped in minutes, reportedly started by children. The final blaze at 40% West Pleasant Street caused about $50 in damages, likely from a defective electric stove relay. fifteen men and multiple engines fought it off.
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Carry
Eigt Myen
North Center Street
Jack Downey
Ruth Lanston
Park Street
West Main Reef
Downey
Glenn Betts
West Pleasant Street
Debbie Reynolds Skips Colossal Oscar Night Showdown
Hollywood buzzes as Debbie Reynolds pulls out of the Academy Awards telecast delaying her appearance. The two hour NBC program starts 10 30 p m EST with over 100 stars, while Elizabeth Taylor and Eddie Fisher sit out parts. No single favorite dominates the Best Actress race with Russell MacLaine Hayward Kerr and Taylor in the running. David Niven is expected to win Best Actor as industry anticipation runs high.
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Hollywood
Debbie Reynolds
Eddie Fisher
Elizabeth
Nbc-Tv
Miss Reynolds
Debbie
Lizs
Miss Taylor
Fisher
Las Vegas
Hollywoodiies
Rosalind Russell
Shirley Maclaine
Susan Hayward
Deborah Kerr
David Niven
Sidney
Titusville marks Drake tribute at Woollawn Cemetery
The ceremony in Titusville honored Col Edwin L Drake, maker of the first successful oil well, with a wreath at Woollawn Cemetery as Gen Genevieve Bluth praised Pennsylvania’s role in oil history and Drake’s contributions. Officials attended noting the century since Drake’s August 21 1850 well.
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Titusville
Euster Alles
Edwin L. Drake
America
Drake
Thrusville
Genevieve Bluth
Woollawn
Erie
Pennsylvania
Production Aero Supply Unveils Two New Aviation Products
Production Aero Supply announces two new products in production for the aviation industry. The drag chute release device speeds deployment and is adapted for use by jets landing at low speed, while a new fuel filter aims to prevent clogging and fuel line contamination. The products were developed by Filtration and Mechanical Devices Group under Project Knippner George Downry, with ads prepared by John Hartley Penstermaker Advertising Agency.
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Aero Supply
Aero Supply Mig. Co, Inc
Oval
Pas Avines
Aviation Induster
Kn Pinerr
George Downry
Tandie Atverntt
Jeb Maventt
Ty Algaul
Bigabee
Acre
Cher
Jenin
Downey
Siice Wey
John Hartley
Drivers Escape Injury In Route 79 Crash
Two car collision on Route 79 two miles west of Spartansburg yesterday afternoon left drivers Carl Henley and Ray Stutman uninjured. Henley, 34, of Corry, turned left into a secondary road when his car was struck on the left side by Stutman’s vehicle. Stutman had left the scene but is due at the local substation this afternoon to give his account. Damage to Henley’s car estimated at about $75.
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Worry Srerauce Wasyut
Spartansburg
Sui Carl Henley
R. D
Four Spend 16/2 Hours In Cave
In Dulany's Cave four Greene County youths endured a harrowing167 hours before a search party found them early today. They were cold but unharmed. The four separated from Bill Snodgrass and ee Roberts, both Waynesburg, about free tears after entering the cave yesterday afternoon. Snodgrass and Roberts exited around 6 p.m. and alerted State Police and Hopwood volunteers. The search found John Case Larry Dukile and Charles Kenny all Waynesburg and Jim Hoye Spraggtown in a dead end section of the mile long cave.
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Uniontown
Greene County
Dulany
Bill Snodgrass
Ee Roberts
Waynesburg
Snodgrass
Roberts
Hopwood
John Case
Larry Dukile
Charles Kenny
Jim Hoye
Spraggtown
Erie Train Strikes Runaway Rim Delays Passenger Service
A westbound Erie Railroad passenger train struck a runaway rim from a tractor trailer near Corry in heavy rain, delaying service to Meadville. The truck, owned by Boutwell Driveaway of Pontiac, Michigan, reported losing a rear wheel while the convoy was en route to Warren. Firefighters and investigators searched the area. a tube recovery was noted but no serious train damage found.
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Arim
Tial
Brywe Thallroad
Tan Noo
Tainor
Seat
Turben
She
Columbus
Corry
Meadville
Erie Railroad
Turhen
Warren
Boutwell Driveaway Company
Pontur
Mich
Columbus Volunteer Fire Department
Prison Break at Patuxent Institute Shocks Maryland
Hundreds of police National Guardsmen and volunteers hunted two fugitives after the largest prison-break in Maryland history at the Patuxent Institution for Defective Delinquents. Thirteen inmates were recaptured within hours. the escape began when inmates overpowered guards and seized keys, unlocking doors and freeing convicts in their 20s.
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Jessups
Mil
Msiss
Patuxent Institution
Maryland
James W. Curran
Ims
W Giard Jol Wilson
Theoor
John
Hugh
Slain Boy Found In Ditch Near Milwaukee Suburb
Police search for a kidnapper after five year old Ben Wagner was found stabbed to death in a roadside ditch in Grafton, Wisconsin. Witnesses describe a stranger luring him, while father Louis Wagner identifies the boy. An autopsy found no sexual abuse.
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Grapton
Wis
API
Ben Wagner
Milwanker
Grafton
Milwaukee
Ben Til
van Hecke
Milwaukee County
Louis Wagner
Wagner
Christ Wilhelm
Ben
Wilhelm
Milton Geiger
Geiger
State Ends Case At Connie's Trial
In Indianapolis the prosecution will call three more witnesses to close its case in the first degree murder trial of Minnie B. Nichols known as Connie. Dr. John A. Hetherington a neurosurgeon will testify on possible nerve injuries to Mrs Nicholas arms. The 44 year old divorcee faces homicide charges in the fatal shooting of her wealthy lover Forrest Teel in Teel's car near his girlfriend's apartment.
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Indianapolis
Minnie B
Connie) Nicholas
John A. Hetherington
Nicholas
Forrest Teel
Teel
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