Police to Aid Polio Victims at City Hospital
Police Chief Edward Williams announced a plan to assign uniformed officers to assist at the Municipal hospital during emergency polio cases. Dr. Felice Shubert, city health director, arranged for one officer to be present after discussions with Williams and Police Administrator George Turvis, with two more officers joining later to help quiet patients and assist nurses.
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Erte — Vie
Edward Williams
Cty
Felice Shubert
Betoween Williams
George Turvis
Shubert
Raymond Wo Key
Thy Hospital
Ghief Williams
Deni Ing
Coud
Gave Self Up Says Near Victim Of River Tragedy
Pittsburgh hospital technician Donald Matthews testified at a coroner's inquest about four men swept over an Ohio River dam in a small boat. He said the group jumped when the dam closed and that one woman, Gertrude Wolfe, 36, and William Hast, 24, drowned. Matthews swam to shore and described the escape as he prayed and prayed, noting the drowning victims.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Pete Rutulkdis
Emswarth
Matthews
Record high school attendance projected by county officials
The county reports 18380 students expected to enroll in local schools, compared with 18580 last year. Several districts set September openings with Wesleyville August 29 and Union City and Gorey on September 7. A $1,000,000 Girard High School addition will expand capacity to 600.
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Elwes
Usges
Argu
Eric Coliits
Miuitice Kolpeln
Threeburey
Wesleyville
Auiuit
Union City
Gorey
Waterford
Girird
Girird High School
Shoemaker Refuses To Try $64 000 Question
Gino Shoemaker refuses to answer the $64,000 Question on national television, drawing attention as Associated Press confirms the New York appearance and the dispute over the final quiz moment.
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Associated Press
New York
Gino Daddy
All Hat's What the Bronx Cobb Jibe Tonight Unclear TV Prize
In a televised chaos a contestant claimed forty three thousand dollars won so far and mused on accepting or rejecting advice from well wishers. The prize policy and a potential car prize loom as the show faced a dilemma amid a clumsy dialogue and uncertain outcomes.
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Bronx
Sudienes
Prate
Prato
Avery Délupe
Fom
Ti Prats
Judge's Ruling on Fast One Pulled in Mortgage Case
A New York state court heard that E R Bunting, charged with fraud, tricked two families out of 2000 by mortgage scheme using a property linked to Minnie and William Witkin of Findley Lake. Judge Samuel Y. Rossiter described the attempted foreclosure as a fast move and noted Bunting sought to enter judgment on the mortgage while the asset had not yet been taxed, with the Wilkinsons and another couple involved in the case.
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Bunting
Mortynke
Williany Ee Buren
Dewitt N
Minnie Witkin
Findley Lake
Morteaire
Wilkinsons
Douke
Launch Survey Of French Creek Meda sur
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a survey on French Creek Meda sur Vines, with scattered phrases about water, development, committees, and names. The legible bits indicate planning or inquiry in a historical local context, but most details are garbled and unclear.
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French Creek
Meda Sur
Court martial testimony focuses on POW abuse tale
The Associated Press reports in a New York dispatch that testimony by an ex prisoner of war describes torture and murder allegations linked to a mutiny case involving Gallagher and De Soto. The proceedings, held at Third Avenue courtroom, pursue charges of unqualified murder and wartime abuse amid wartime tensions in North Korea.
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Associated Press
New York
Walter
Spt
Dames Gallagher
Weilhn
Gallagher
de Oso
Alek
Witnesses recount Gallagher assault and disorder in Brooklyn
Witnesses describe Gallagher and others in Reds gear as freezing in Army fatigues while accusing Gallagher of striking John tones and Donald 7 T Maxter at a Watikay event. They say he pushed inside a venue, shouted threats, and left one victim white with fear as officers later found the scene chaotic.
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Gallagher
Brooklyn
Foo
John
Donald
Maxter
Watikay Toit
Walter J Bolisky
Salt
Gallagher Stoke Hs
Holmaky
Senator Improves Waynesburg Condition After Surgery
Unclear OCR text mentions Senator Tate undergoing treatment. condition described as improving. Mentions Greene, Menard, and a possible hospital context. Specific events, dates, or affiliations are obscured by garbled wording.
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Waynesburg
Tate
Kobe
Legion warns against a rule in VA personnel matters
Pennsylvania Veterans Legion urges condemnation of a rule tied to the Veterans Act information program. State commander Jeanette Ulery says VA order targets appointments and offices. a minor resolution seeks to challenge the policy at the state convention. The meeting is expected to draw 40 000 attendees with 12 000 delegates and may feature May Citi Rrie Fisher Wood as honorary president.
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Poetshurgh
Pennsylvania
Eee
Citi
Fisher Wood
Tw Legion Lane
Washinton Gaily
Bidet
Calidirerees
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