Area Youth 16 Accidentally Killed By Buddy
A 16 year old area youth died instantly when a 29 caliber pistol discharged while he and two friends played with firearms Saturday night. Charles William Daly, 18, of RD1 Tryonville Crawford County, was reportedly fooling around with the pistol when it fired. William Berlin, 17, and another boy initially claimed Daly shot himself, then admitted he held the pistol when it fired. Police detain Berlin in Crawford County Juvenile Detention pending investigation. The weapon belonged to Berlin's father who had forbidden its use. The boys feared parental trouble and fabricated a self inflicted shot story. Daly died at Tibrlintown hospital after being driven there by the others. Dr Sonne signed the death report.
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Spartansburg Man Succumbs at Corry Memorial Hospital
Kesnneth I Wald aged 72 of Rural Route 3 Spartansburg died at noon yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital after a recent admission. Born July 13, 1885 in New York, he was a son of Mr and Mrs Irn P Wald. He was a member of Spartansburg Methodist Church and the Aourta Grange. He married Carrie Parker on May 6, 1920, who survives with Verdie Kieft in California. A son Hoy Ward was killed November 21, 194, in service. Friends may call at the Torrey and Haysit Home. services will be held Wednesday. Lawrence Menesly of the Church of Tentine will conduct. burial in Rose Mill Cemetery, Spartansburg.
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Fay Chil
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Lawrence ‘Menesly
Tentine
Missing Boys Found Safe After Tree House Discovery
Four missing boys aged 10 to 14 were found unharmed in a tree house near Reno after an overnight search. Authorities traced their makeshift boat along the Allegheny River, with Coast Guards and volunteer fire units aiding the effort. The boys said they had not run away from home and were located around midnight yesterday.
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Reno
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Donald Woods
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Gerald Porter
Stonehoro
Foll
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Wyoming
Wall Street Pulse Mixed Outlook After Easter Recess
The New York stock market opened with modest gains as major sectors showed early strength while some divisions posted minor losses. Nonferrous metals remained solid. reports suggested possible cutbacks in steel and layoffs across industries. Congress reconvened after Easter recess, facing antirecession measures amid mixed weekend news affecting companies like American Can, AT&T, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, and Standard Oil affiliates.
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Egg market steady in New York wholesale prices
New York wholesale egg prices held around steady with two day receipts totaling 19,300 boxes. Whites ranged from 40 to 48 cents per dozen for top quality 43-80 lb lots, 39-40 for mediums, and 35-36 for smalls. Browns ranged 42-44 for top quality 48-50 lb, 41-42 for mediums, and 63 for smalls.
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Pre summit talks may start soon
Changes in nuclear arms policy emerge as Dulles signals possible first step deals. He notes the complexity of arms reduction but says intercontinental and intermediate range missiles could be controlled. He also suggests diverting hydrogen materials from weapon stockpiles to peaceful use.
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John L Frontera dies at 48 in Union City
John L Frontera, 48, died at his home in Union City yesterday afternoon. He is survived by two sons John and Samuel, four daughters Jo Ann Pfoht Patricia Brann Gayle Swanson and Loretta Frontera at home, his father John Frontera of Clearwater Florida and mother Ann Frontera of Warren, two sisters Angeline Servedio and Alice Conti, five brothers Michael Anthony Sylvester and Francis and others, nine grandchildren. Friends may call Musser Funeral Home Union City tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. The Rosary will be said Wednesday at 7 p.m. A Requiem Mass will be celebrated at St Teresa's Church Union City Thursday at 4 a.m. Interment in St Teresa's Cemetery.
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Bufmwo
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Tynchburg
Gayle Swanson
Warren
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St. Teresa's Church
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Mrs Lizzie Manges Dies At 82 In Virginia
Mrs Lizzie Manges age 82 formerly of Corry Pa died in Dee Wittville on Saturday. Born February 10, 1875 in Mt Hope Pa to Clark and Nancy Stewart Tanter. Survived by daughter May Sweet of Clymer and son Weo D Manges of Fvanna NY, 18 grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren. Visitation at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer with services there tomorrow at 2 p.m. Rev Algin N Rhodes to officiate. interment Pine Grove Cemetery Corry. Family to receive friends 7 to 9 p.m.
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Spitzer
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Pine Grove
Area Cities End Daylight Saving Time In October
Six Northwestern Pennsylvania cities including Erie Meadville Oil City Franklin Farrell and Titusville agreed to end daylight saving time at the end of October. The agreement came at the Northwest District meeting of the Pennsylvania League of Cities at the Colonel Drake Hotel in Titusville. A second resolution urged the state to amend the motor vehicle code to permit third class cities to establish a central traffic court. Representing Erie were City Soti tite Gerald Weber Gus Haluptayn ski, Mayor's assistant, City Clerk Gene Graney and City Controller Arthur Gehrlein.
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Gene Graney
Arthur Gehrlein
Obituary: William A Carton of Pittsfield Dies at 93
Willan A Cartéon was born August 28 2007 in Pittsfield. He lived in the community and worked at Aero Supply during World War II, later as a upholsterer and custodian at Wright School. Survived by wife Ruth two sons Donald and Dennis and sister Misa Brigd son. Friends may call at Mrupken Funeral Home. service Thursday 2 p.m. Rev Miner A Oriner to officiate with burial Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Editor Of Oil Journal Dies In Bradford Parade
Bauer Bhavaan secondetald, 90, of Bradford, died about 6:30 p m yesterday while taking part in a Fourth Degree Assembly parade of Knights of Columbus. He edited Producers Monthly and had resided in Bradford since 1981. He collapsed from a heart attack on arrival at Bradford Hospital after the procession from Bradford Junior High School to St Bernard s Church.
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Couple Killed in Car and Semi Crash Near Newport
An Ohio couple, George Wendell McFarland, 46, and his wife, 40, of Cleveland, died in a head on collision with a tractor trailer driven by B. Glenn Lightner, 26, of Petersburg, at an intersection of US 322 and Route 2 bypass about 14 miles west of Newport. Lightner escaped injury as state police identified the victims and the crash occurred today.
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George Wendell MclFarland
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B. Glenn Lightner
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