Titusville Campus Fund Reaches 125000 in Pledges
The Titusville Campus Fund for the University of Pittsburgh branch reported 125000 in pledges as of yesterday evening, per DR P Clark finance chairman. The piece lists multiple local incidents including youths released after accused window damage at Cassadaga High, a fatal car crash near Kane, real estate transfers, and upcoming local government and church notices.
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Titusville
University of Pittsburgh
P. Clark
Storm Bring Wind Rain and Lysthine Hits Area
A rare storm swept through last night bringing wind rain thunder and lightning. Little damage occurred but the soaking rain eased a potential early dry spell for the region.
Frondizi Aides Arrested For Plotting Revolution
Argentina interior ministry reports seven Frondizi close advisers arrested on charges of plotting Marxist revolution. eight others sought, members of a group linked to Rogelio Frigerio, power broker behind Frondizi, own dormancy in Uruguay. Raids at dawn, new military patrols surge in Buenos Aires amid unrest.
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Buxinos Aires
Interior Ministry
Arturo Frondier
Argentina
Bariloche
Juan D. Peron
Buenos Aires
Air Interior Ministry
Prigeristas
Rogelo Frigerio
Frondizi
Frigerio
Uruguay
Horses supreme in Hollywood opines by Joan Crawford
Joan Crawford, 34, says Hollywood has gone to the horses in a candid interview. She criticizes the era for epic films dominated by animal stars, contrasting with the past when stars displayed style and sweep.
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Horses Supreme
Hollywood
SAN Wranctern
Sett
Tess Joan Crawford
Miss Crawford
Boy nearly drowns in oil tank fumes rescue by mother
An 8 year old, Chuckie Schaffer, fell into a half filled oil tank after fumes from a nearby tank caused him to stumble during a play near the Schaffer home in Warren. His mother, Mrs William Schaffer, rushed to the scene, jumped into the tank up to her waist, and with help pulled him out and to Warren General Hospital where he was in fair condition. Doctors expect recovery. The incident occurred as neighbors and a cousin aided in the rescue.
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Warren
Chuckie Schutter
Willam Schaffer
Warren General Hospital
Chuckie
Schaffer
Knopf
Four die in Nanticoke mine blast report update
The mine explosion toll rose to four with two more fatalities. Paul Eckrote and Paul Romanowski died at Nanticoke State Hospital from blast injuries. The others killed were Thomas Rawinski and Henry Robey. Two of eight hospitalized remained critical as officials reviewed the disaster and planned meetings.
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Nanticoke
Paul Eckrote
Hanover Township
Paul Romanowski
Nanticoke State Hospital
Thomas Rawinski
Glen Lyon
Henry F. Robey
H Beecher Charmbury
Gordon E. Smith
Byers to Speak at Bankers Group 7 Meeting in Erie
Dr. Carl C. Byers Jr will headline the Group 7 session of the Pennsylvania Bankers Association at the Lawrence Hotel Erie on Saturday. Charles H Bracken chairman and Citizens National Bank of Corry president notes Bracken as first local Group 7 chair. Byers appears through General Motors and will discuss Whats Showing Through Your Window. J T Watson deputy comptroller will also speak on federal developments.
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Carl C. Byers
Pennsylvania Bankers Association
Lawrence Hotel
Erie
Charles H. Bracken
Bracken
Citizens National Bank of Corry
Byers
General Motors Corporation
J. T. Watson
Corry
Jugged 70 Times But Still Falls Short Of Record
Franklin area police report shows Harry Cauyel of Geneva Crayford County formerly of R D 2 Franklin was arrested for drunk and disorderly conduct marking his 70th city jail arrest. He first faced charges in 1949 with a prior 1959 arrest. the city record is 12 arrests held by another Franklin man.
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Franklin
Harry Cauyel
Geneva
Crayford County
Steel Price Hikes Stir Debate on Economy and Wages
A year after a broad steel price rise, spread unevenly through industry, observers debate whether consumer steel goods will jump and how wage-price stability will be affected. Frederick Kappel of AT&T says boosts may be a blessing in disguise for the economy.
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Wheeling Steel Corp
Frederick Kappel
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Kay
Release Arson Suspect On $50,000 Bond
Frank D. Paler mo Jr., 29, of Philadelphia, was released on $50,000 recognizance bond after appearing before U.S. Commissioner David W. Ketler in Grove City on fugitive charges tied to the Youngstown arson case. He faced Michigan charges for writing bad checks, with a bond set at $5,000, and was escorted to Pittsburgh to post it.
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Mercer
Frank D. Palermo Jr
Ohio
Youngstown
Palermo
Philadelphia
U.S
David W. Ketler
Grove City
Ketler
Michigan
Pittsburgh
Frank
Blinky) Palermo
Erie
Kotler
W. Wendell Stanton
Cleveland
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Wayne Township
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Exe County
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West Trying Street
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