Injuries in Cambridge Springs car crash and local notices
Two hurt when car hit a bridge in Cambridge Springs. Arden Howell 17 and passenger David Mickle 19 treated at area hospitals. Local redactioned notices cover a fall injury, park directors meeting, a child forehead laceration, a puncture wound, and a lengthy list of regional events including weather outlook, lost wallet recovered, dairy referendum, and North East golf course progress.
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Cambridge Springs
Arden Howell
R. D8
St. Vincent's Hospital
Brie
David Mickle
GOP Solon Urges Labor Bill of Rights
Rep Willard F. Agnew Jr urged the GOP platform committee to back a labor bill of rights. He called for union speech freedom, annual financial reports to members, public filing of reports, secret ballot for officer elections, and public accounting of welfare funds. The platform will be adopted in Pittsburgh on September 6.
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Willard F. Agnew Jr
Allegheny
Republican State Platform Committee
Agnew
Admiral Dudley de Chair Dies at 93 in London
Sir Dudley Rawson Stratford de Chair, Britain's admiral, died Sunday night in London at age 93. He was believed to be the last British survivor of the Egyptian War of 1862.
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London
Britain
Dudley Rawson Stratford de Chair
Dudley
New Twist Farm Crops Get Too Wet Across Pennsylvania
Weather across Pennsylvania shifts prospects for 1958 crops. After dry spells, crops face too-wet conditions with hay slowed and rot risks rising while wheat oats and corn show strength in parts. Rainfall varies by region with Erie above normal and Philadelphia above, Harrisburg below.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvinia
Tve
Ito
State
U.S. Weather Bureau
Erie
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Williamsport
Reading
Philadelphia
Nautilus Sails For Home From Portland
The USS Nautilus, first submarine to cross the North Pole, sailed from Portland England after startup and checks of 754 nuclear items. Cmdr William Anderson said the sub would dive 25 miles off Portland and hide underwater until near Ambrose Light off New York next Monday.
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Portland
England
North Pole
Cmdr
William Anderson
Ambrose Light
New York
Pearl Harbor
Europeans Sympathy Grows After Moon Rocket Setback
Western European observers expressed disappointment but sympathy as the United States failed in its first attempt to reach the moon. British and continental papers noted a shift from earlier mockery after Sputnik to a more supportive tone toward American space efforts and the astronauts' courage.
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MOSCOV \ney
Scien Vikis
International Astronomian Union
Anra Manovich
A. Severny
Crinwan Observatory
London
U.S
Ex-Convict Gives Up In Arson Case
Ex-convict Herman surrendered to Oakland County officials, cited a heart condition and remorse toward Chief Assistant Prosecutor George Taylor and Chief Prosecutor Frederick Ziem. He faced a pistol silencer charge after being a fugitive in the Franke Kierdorf fire death mystery. he claimed he stayed in Michigan and offered conflicting statements. Michigan Attorney General Paul L. Adams maintained belief Herman was central to the case.
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Herman
Oakland County
Michigan
Frank
Paul L. Adams
Fraud Hunt Uncovers 540 Firms Dodging Sales Tax
The Bay eulle Dept. reports a eight month drive to collect sales tax led to 540 firms that never paid any tax. A Pittsburgh furniture firm collected 5600 in taxes from customers but did not remit it. Criminal prosecutions pending. Auto parts stores beauty shops vending machines and taverns were among main offenders. The bureau has collected 4.2 million dollars in six months, up sharply from prior years.
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Itarrisburg
Bayeulle
Charles 8. Seligman
Pittsburgh
Tis
Associated Press
Seligman
Harold V. Taylor Dies in San Diego at 62
Harold V. Taylor, a former carpenter, died early Saturday in San Diego after a brief illness. He was born May 1906 in East Branch and lived many years in Sugar Grove. Survived by wife Wini fred Thompson Taylor, one son Lawrence, two daughters Joan and Cheryl, his mother Sarah Taylor of Erie, five brothers Glenard Owen Edgar LaRue and three sisters Mrs. Jack Proper Mrs. Laurel Haas and Mrs. Michael Blair. Funeral services will be held in San Diego tomorrow.
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I.e. Carpenter
San Diego
Calif
Mr. Taylor
East Branch
Sugar Grove
Winifred Thompson Taylor
Lawrence
Joan
Cheryl
Sarah
Taylor
Erie
Glenard
Bear Lake
Owen V. Corry
D. Weston
Edgar
Orange
N. J
LaRue
Wesleyville
Jack Proper
Corry
Laurel Haas
Michael Blair
Erle
British archaeologist Sir John Marshall dies at 82
Sir John Hubert Marshall, a renowned British archaeologist aged 82, died Sunday in Guildford England. He led major excavations and significantly influenced the study of ancient civilizations through early fieldwork and scholarly works.
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Guildford
England
Sir John Hubert Marshall
3 Alarm Fire Hits Jamestown Building
A four story brick structure in Jamestown suffered a major blaze last night with first reported at 10 20. Ground floor housed Lundquist and Boderstam menswear and Sandy Fur Co. The fire started when a steam boiler burned a floor beam, flames rose upstairs. Two firemen treated for smoke inhalation. no serious injuries. Chief Charles R. Dorman led 85 firefighters who brought the blaze under control around 11 40, with extensive smoke and water damage to the first floor.
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Vamsstonwn
Lundquist and Boderstam
Sandy Fur Co
Tames I
Charles R. Dorman
Rites Held For A M Morris Centerville Man
Funeral services for Albert W. Morris 84 of Centerville were held at Tracy Funeral Home Centerville. Rev Charles A Puller of Centerville Baptist Church officiated with burial in Sunnyside Cemetery Centerville.
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Albert W. Morris
Centerville
Tracy
Charles A. Puller
Nuclear Reactors Grow Worldwide Under Atoms for Peace Drive
The Atoms for Peace program expands as American firms build and plan nuclear reactors abroad. AMF and AMP report 16 reactors in and outside the U.S. with installations in the Netherlands, Munich, and projects in Canada, Austria, Greece, Portugal, Italy, Iran, Israel, Japan, Puerto Rico, and beyond. Westinghouse licenses builders in Belgium, Italy, and West Germany. a Belgian reactor nears operation by 1959. Public and private efforts aim at training, research, and some commercial power with U.S. support totaling five million dollars for shared costs.
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Eisenhower
United Nations
Middle East
North Pole
Geneva
U.N
Europe
American Machine & Foundry
AMP Atomics Division
United States
Canada
Ministry of Educatation
Netherlands
Munich
Germany
Austria
Greece
Portugal
Italy
Iran
Israel
Japan
Puerto Rico
Westinghouse Electric International
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West Germany
Edisonvolta
S.P.A
Atomic Division
Fies
Madrid
Spain
Venezuela
Parmosa
Frankfurt
Atomic Power Equipment Department
San Jose
Calif
England
U.S
AMF
Steelers Face Browns in Cleveland Exhibition Tilt
Pittsburgh aims to rebound as Buddy Parker leads the Steelers in an exhibition against Cleveland. The Browns push in the third with Lou Grosker scoring, while Billy Reynolds adds a fourth quarter touchdown. Reynolds connects on a run and pass to reach the end zone, highlighting the Steelers scoring drive.
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Brown Steele
Pittsburg
Buddy Parker
Steelers
Cleveland
Parker
Pittsburgh
Akron
Lou Gros Field
Gaal
Billy Reynolds
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