Jamestown teen arrested after collision in Brisbin
A 17 year old Brisbin youth was arrested on three charges after his car struck a local teenager, Andres McMasters, 14, in Jamestown. The vehicle rolled, injuring the girl who was treated at Jamestown General Hospital. driver W L Colter faced charges for no operator's license, no insurance, and failure to yield right of way.
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Corry Journal Printing Department
Jamestown
Andres McMasters
Jamestown General Hospital
W. L. Colter
Hospital report lists admissions and discharges in July
At The Hospital Report notes admissions of Mrs Frank A Samper Spar ringingtiung Edward W Mewinger and others with addresses in Mead Avenue Snyder Circle and West Church Street. Discharges include Daryl L Z White and many local residents. July debt free status reported by County Treasurer Miller. Fire near St Marys destroys a barn injuring firefighters. no damage estimate. Jamestown police promotions include Sundquist and Thoren. Andrea McMasters injured after being struck by a car. driver Cotter charged. Bail set at su18.
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Sparringtiung
Edward W. Mewinger
Mead Avehne
Want R. Leglers
North Chymer
James Krone
Edward Dawndall
Snyder Circle
Daryl
Gordon LZ
White
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Ray Heintz
Sprrlans
Victor
Harold Powell
Union City
George Crosell
Timothy
Robert Parker
Lesa Gare
Paul A. Penn
West Church Street
Lyle V
Hotchkiss
Matthew Dynn
Mark Lyle
West Bend Street
Mayville
Chautauqua County
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Chaubauqua County
St. Marys
Route 120
6Th. Marys
Fountainette
Stee
Jamestown
John Palidino
Paul Sundquist
Richard Thoren
Leutenant
Central Records
George Brill
Hans Rosengren
Lauritz Nelson
Andrea McMasters
Jamestown General Hospital
James L. Cotter
Brisbin
Cotter
Friends Meet in Road Crash Near Naval Base
Two men, Jack Hope brother and business manager of Bob Hope, and Leroy W. Thomas, collided 30 miles south of their planned meeting point as Hope pulled from a cafe while Thomas’s station wagon passed. Both cars were damaged and no injuries were reported.
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Jack Hope
Bob Hope
Leroy W. ‘Thomas
Naval Base
Hope
Here
Thomas
Adlai Ends Soviet Tour
Adlai Stevenson voiced concern over widespread misunderstanding of the United States after a three week tour of the Soviet Union. In Moscow he urged freer exchange of ideas and collaboration over competition and noted talks with Premier Khrushchev highlighted the gulf yet stressed shared goals. He met Deputy Premier Mikoyan and Foreign Minister Gromyko and planned to Warsaw on leaving the USSR.
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Khrushchev
Fall Kills Meadville Boy
Meadville boy Walton Howard 6 died last night at City Hospital from head injuries after falling from a bike into a creek bed near his home yesterday afternoon. County coroner Dr. Sherman Watson ruled the death accidental and no inquest will be held. He was the son of Charles B. Walton and Mildred Dearborn Walton, born November 2, 1949, and attended Wayland School where he completed the third grade. he was a member of Calvary Baptist Church School.
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V. Saywald
Walton
Meadville
City Hospital
Sherman Watson
Charles B. Walton
Howard
Watson
Wayland School
Calvary Baptist Church School
Charles B
Mildred Dearborn Walton
Fire Destroys Earl Snodgrass Farm Barn Near Meadville
A barn on the Earl Snodgrass farm near Jamestown, Pennsylvania burned yesterday causing about 10 000 dollars in damage. Fire chief Mahan reported most of the structure and farm equipment were lost while a nearby chicken house and other buildings were saved. Mrs Snodgrass was hospitalized in shock, and a firefighter suffered minor burns. Insurance partially covered the loss.
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Snodgrass
Greenville Hospital
Ed Herron
Mercy slaying kills wife in Hempstead murder case
An 80-year-old man, William Gerst, killed his wife Nell, 74, by slashing her throat to end her Parkinson’s illness suffering. He reportedly stated she urged him to kill her. Gerst attempted suicide with a razor, was held on a murder charge, and sent to Meadowbrook Hospital for observation.
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William Gerst
Nell
Meadowbrook Hospital
Unemployment Drops 149,000 in July
The government reports unemployment fell by 149,000 in July to 5,294,000 while employment rose 198,000 to 65,179,000. The jobless rate was 3.8 percent after seasonal adjustment, with manufacturing jobs down 23,000 to 15,165,000. Officials Weeks and Mitchell said the overall picture did not change significantly.
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Commerce and Labor Departments
Commerce Weeks
Mitchell
Tanker Collision Toll Rises to Sixteen in Newport Harbor
The Newport Harbor crash between the Gulfoul and the S. E. Graham killed sixteen crew members including Captain Montreville Eden and Raymond C. Day of Port Arthur. Twenty four crewmen were injured, several critically, with two others unaccounted for. The Gulfoul carried 10340 tons outbound empty. the S. E. Graham held over half a million gallons of gasoline inbound. The blaze on the Graham was expected to burn for days amid zero visibility fog and possible torpedo risk.
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Port Arthur
S. E. Graham
Coast Guard
Assembly Opens Emergency Meet Continues Itemized Talks
The article describes ongoing emergency meetings in the General Assembly focusing on the Middle East. It notes U S efforts toward a broad political economic plan, major powers seeking summit closure, and British Prime Minister Macmillan signaling willingness to participate in a Cold War ending summit. Sobolev suggests the Assembly session could be a first step.
Love Conquers Fraud Charges, Suit Dismissed
Emma Bailey, 49, of Salisbury Maryland, accused Thomas Geeil Priddy of defrauding her of more than 5000 to bet on horses. FBI arrested Priddy on federal charges. The couple later married in Newport Kentucky, and Bailey sought to drop a 80000 suit, noting a wife need not testify against her husband.
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Ohio
Emma
Bailey
Salisbury
Thomas Geeil Priddy
FBI
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Agent Barker Found Slain in London Burdened by Past debt
Major Alfred Vere Barker, age 69, a prominent theatrical agent who ran Connies, was found fatally shot with a shotgun by his side. Once in bankruptcy court in 1928, he rebuilt wealth and was involved in a summit on major issues between the Kremlin and Western Allies.
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Alfred Vere Barker
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Connies
Air Force Plans Manned Balloon Test
Air Force moves to launch a manned stratosphere balloon after a monkey failed to reach record altitude. Capt. Grover J. Schock will ride in the gondola used for the altitude record aboard a smaller balloon to about 100000 feet for a four hour test, aiming to gather data for a future manned satellite. Launch tentatively set for Tuesday weather permitting.
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Space Biology
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Pine City
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Schock
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Nab Notorious Heroin Dealer Nab Notorious Heroin Dealer
Missouri resident Jack R. Clayton of Blue Springs was arrested on a federal charge of peddling heroin in Arkansas Florida Tennessee and Texas. Federal agents said he built a million dollar illicit business over seven to eight years and suggested possible Mafia connections.
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Here
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Blue Springs
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Texas
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Federal Narcoties Bureau
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Mafia
Pittsburgh Post Office Receives Odd Three-Cent Stamp Letter
A local post office in Pittsburgh received a letter this week bearing three-cent stamp and one-third of another stamp on the envelope as an attempt to meet the new four-cent postage rate.
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