Jamestown Girl Killed in Area Car Crash
A 16 year old Jamestown high school student died instantly when a car left Route 957 near Sugar Grove and crashed into a maple tree. Richard Peters 22, of Pittsfield, was hospitalized with serious injuries. two other occupants survived. investigators traced loss of control to a curve on the Lottsville road.
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Here
Joanne Hultman
West Ninth Street
Warren General Hospital
Richard B. Peters
Pittsfield
Sandra Brandy
Tower Street
Kenneth Olson
Sugar Grove
Lottsville Road
Warren County
Larry Linder
Ed Lowrey
Paull Smith
Wrightsville
Peters
U. S. Army
Lowrey
Hultman
Schoonover Funeral Home
Bugar Grove
Joanne Hultian
Ed C. Lowrey
Paul Smith
L. E. Linder
Chester Mason
Ardell Saylor
Warren Times‘Mirror
Corry Says Yes to Salk Vaccine
Public response to the Salk vaccine appears strong with early returns showing near universal consent among Harding School first and second graders. At Wright School most classrooms show all parents approving the vaccination for the younger students, while older children funding and consent remains pending.
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Corry
Harding School
Eva Kepler
Wright School
Police Seek Thieves Behind Nitro Theft Near Oil City
State police hunt suspects after nitroglycerin weighing a ton was stolen from a concrete storage bunk along Deep Hollow road between Oil City and Franklin. The theft occurred Tuesday when a heavy tool was pried open the bunk, leaving a dangerous missing quantity capable of cause.
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Bills Hull 4
Bons ‘Torpedo Co
Deep Hollow
Oil City
Frantelin
Watkins Defends Refugee Act Amid Corsi Probe
Sen. Watkins Utah defends the 1953 Refugee Act amid Edward Corsi’s dismissal and Senate subcommittee scrutiny. He says the refugee program is moving slower than ideal but doing a good job under State Department policy. McLeod cites 24 810 visas issued, with 4 000 refugees admitted and 1 044 actually entering the country.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sen
Watkins
Utah
State Department
Edward Corsi
Senate
Senate Judiciary
Cora
Secretary of State
Dulles
Corsi
Coral
New York
Congress
Thi
Gorsi
Rep. Walter
D-Px
R. W. Scott McLeod
Stile Department
Dudietary
Sen. Langer
R-Nd
McLeod
Corat Hn
U. S
Immigration Aervice Reures
State Clinic To Be Held In City
The Pennsylvania Department of Health will hold a crippled children clinic in Corry on Tuesday from 9 am to 1 pm in the undercroft of the Emmanuel Episcopal Church. Children from birth to 20 are eligible. Parents may register at the Municipal Building with Mrs Harper. New patients require a family physician reference. Clinic aims to provide free, thorough examinations and seek treatment to reduce or alleviate afflictions.
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Pennsylvania Department of Health
Crippa
Corry
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Stute
Ora Harper
State income tax planned eyed by Harrisburg leaders
Harrisburg reports say Governor to push a modified state income tax to balance the 1955 57 budget. The plan would tax individuals at one percent with a 100000 exemption and two percent on dividends and capital gains while lawmakers weigh details and opposition. Leaders Silence persists as Hodges notes a formal reveal next week.
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Tarrisburg
George M
General Assembly
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
Ginv
Roy E. Furman
John H. Dent
Albert S. Readingen
Genera Assembly
Thomas
Hodges
Philadelphia
Pittaburen
John
G. Fine
House
Senate
Capitol
Executive Manaton
Plan to Extend Deadline on Tax Equalization
Erie County considers delaying the 1957 deadline for establishing a county real estate assessment system. An amendment to the measure heads for House action Monday to shift the deadline to 1950. Assessor Martin Gregor reports 40 percent work done, with Corry and Concord Township already mapped, and notes county size affects staffing. Senate passage awaits House action, aiming to penalize lagging counties, with continued coverage on Page Four.
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Erie County
Hose of Representatives
Martin Gregor
Corry
Concord Township
Erie
Gregor
Ryle
Bat
Woulot
George B. Steveman
Sloveyson
Thioien
Drowning Case Ties Erie Clergy to 1952 Tragedy
Erie County court hears verdict in 1952 drowning linked to Dorothy Curlett, 19, of Erie Myr. Bishop Clifford N. Macloyd of the Africa Orthodox Chacery faced conduct in a water club at French Creek near Waterford. Judge prepares for potential new trial after ruling.
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Ny Uruyiumy Gree
Waek
Garry Barracks
Werence Curlett
Erie Myr
Curlett
Clifford N. Macloyd
Africa Orthodox
Chacery
Pittsburgh
French Creek
MacLioyd
Waterford
Dorothy
Aren
Minsk
Machioyd
Erie County
Boy Admits Starting Fire at Juniata College Dormitory
Huntingdon Pa State Fire Marshal said a 6 year old boy admitted starting a fire in an unoccupied frame dormitory at Juniata College this past Sunday. His 8 year old companion attempted to extinguish the blaze with little success. The fire caused about 10000 dollars in damage, and both children were turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Amsgumven
Kes Huntingdon, Pa
George Hahn
Juniata College
Bundoy
Mahs
AP News Briefs Mixed global, political items reported
AP News Briefs from Vienna Moscow and Washington cover Austria’s desire for freedom and soil, a retirement advance for Kenneth Fields at the Atomic Energy Commission, Chow En-lat’s arrival in Burma for the Africa conference, and a $7000 burglary from the Sheriff’s office in Dulles County with a noon lunch break.
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Bri. Con
Kenneth Bields
Atomis Energy Commission
ABC
Rangoon
Burmia
Chow En-lat
Banduung
Intal
Bueriff
Fordyce
Apri
Shern'a
Burne A. Parham
Dulles County
Start Polio Shots Still Unknown in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg state health leaders remain anxious about beginning the Salk anti polio vaccination drive for over 470 000 first and second graders. They say no firm date is set and distribution hinges on vaccine and supplies from a near by firm and orders from the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.
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Asociated
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Berwyn F. Mattison
National Foundation For
Jonas Salk
University of Pittsburgh
Mattison
Yasuine
D. J. Thomas Millington
Health Department
Preventive Services Bureau
National Foundation
Hall
Firemen halt sawmill blaze at French Creek yard
A blaze damaged a pile of seasoning lumber at Jessie B ory and Sons sawmill near French Creek. Fire departments from Findley Lake Sherman and Clymer fought the fire, removing burning boards piece by piece while mutual aid aided coverage. Damage estimated at about $20 though flames could have been worse.
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Jessie B= ory and Sons
French Crock
Robert Emory
Parks
Herbert Porter
Findley Lake
Sherman Fire Department
Clymer
Emory
Firmus
Hotr Stetone
Eisenhower orders federal survey on fair Salk vaccine share
President Eisenhower ordered a federal survey to ensure all sections of the nation receive a fair share of the Salk polio vaccine. He instructed Mrs. Oveta Culp Hobby, HEW secretary, to conduct the study and report back, emphasizing voluntary distribution over compulsion. James Hagerty announced the move from the president's vacation headquarters.
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Ike
Associated Press
Augusta
Eisenhower
Oveta Culp Hubby
Hay Shed Fire at Five Corners Damages Barn
A 20 foot square hay storage shed at George Butchko’s Five Corners home burned to the ground yesterday as Corry firefighters struggled to make a faulty pump operate. The blaze was fully involved when crews arrived, forcing nearby protection efforts. The No 4 pumper finally ran after water was drawn from the tank, with Wattsburne company assisting to douse the flames. The barn and hay suffered about 1600 dollars in damages and the cause remains undetermined.
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George Butchko
Five Corners
Corry
Stanford
Vic Dempsey
Rex Apps
No. 4
Apps
Dempsey
Wattsburne Company
Watts Bure Company
Wullie
Hold
Sherman
Unis Nium
Company
Appx
Deportation Order Tangles Clarkewite Miner in Greene County
Iohn Banson reports a deportation order targeting Clarkewite in Greene County over alleged past membership in the Communist Party. The case hinges on prior political affiliation and its legal implications. Local officials, cited as the Comminuut Party, are referenced in the order.
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Depont
Pittsburgh
Iohn Banson
Clarkewite
Greene County
Comminuut Party
Eisenhower urges U S to join new world trade group
President Eisenhower, speaking from vacation headquarters in Augusta, urged Congress to approve U S membership in the Organization for Trade Cooperation. He argued joining the OTC would show free nations act cooperatively on trade and resist Communist influence, tying into NATO and IMF precedents. He asked lawmakers to pass regulation authorizing membership as a key step in defending free world interests.
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Associated Press
Augusta
Eisenhower
Congress
United States
LE Welieve
Free World
U. S
Organization For Trade Co-operation
OTC
Geneva
Iast
March
Nenhower
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
International Monetary Fund
International Bank For Reconstruction and Development
Sen. George
D-Ga
Senate Foreign Relidojis Committee
Veterans Endorse Flag Project Amid Community Revival Plans
Veterans of Foreign Wars join the Junior Chamber of Commerce in backing a "Put The Flag Out Front" campaign to awaken the community. The project includes street distribution and a loyalty day event on May 1, supervised by Willian MC Brooks.
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Chamber of Commerce
Kate Frank Anthony
Vogail Diepewes Gael
Ukehwekine
Stile Reorans Renubs
Miny
Willian MC Brooks
Ting Hales
Sie Jayeees
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