Train Hits Car Injuring Mother and Son in Meadville
A mother Lucille Park and her 10 year old son Howard Park remained in critical condition at Meadville City Hospital after a train struck their car at an Erie Railroad crossing near Saeger town. Maybelle Williams 31 of Saegertown was listed in satisfactory condition with possible hip fracture and lacerations. David Park 13 was treated for minor injuries and released. Police investigated whether the car failed to see the freight train or if brakes failed. The crossing is unguarded and visible in both directions.
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Meadville
Meadville City Hospital
Lucille Park
Saegertown
Howard Park
Maybelle
Williams
David Park
Erie Men Sentenced in Theft Ring Case
Three Erie men drew sentences in Allegheny County Workhouse for larceny and burglary tied to a series of thefts in June and July. Spinola Jr and Pierre, both 30, pleaded guilty and received 1.5 to 3 years plus $100 fines, with goods valued at up to $2,000 including televisions, power tools, boating gear, and liquor.
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Erie
Allegheny County
Elmer L. Evans
Thomas Spingola Jr
Patrick Piere
UC Merchant Dies In Pittsburgh
Raymond D. Uwe a long time Union City heating and plumbing operator died at Presbyterian Hospital Pittsburgh after weeks as a patient. He lived at 30 Second Avenue Union City and served as Evergreen Cemetery Board president. He is survived by wife Belle Cooper a daughter Mrs Marshall Merrill a son Dr Harold Cooper six grandchildren and a sister Mrs Florence Root. Funeral services Thursday at Evergreen Cemetery Union City with Eureka Lodge 966 F and AM meeting at 8 pm tomorrow at the funeral home.
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Raymond D. Uwe
Union City
Presbyterian Hospital
Pittsburgh
Second Avenue
Eureka Lodge
Union City Lions Club
Evergreen Cemetery Board
Coleman
Belle Cooper
Marshall Merrill
Harold Cooper
Florence Root
St. Petersburg
Pin
Evergreen Cemetery
Eureka Lodge 966
Funeral Home
Heat Overcomes Elderly Traveler Near Findlay
Theodore G. Knauss of Slippery Rock Pennsylvania died after heat and exertion caused acute circulatory collapse while seeking directions near a Findlay farmhouse. He was en route to visit his son in Clarksville Indiana. his son's home could not be determined.
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Findlay
Ohio
Theodore G. Knauss
Slippery Rock
Clarksville
Ind
U. 5
Blanchard Valley Hospital
Knauss
Arrested Boys For Wrecking Car At Idlewood Trailer Court
Six and a half year old youths were taken into custody after wrecking a 1957 Oldsmobile owned by Jean B. Hall and removed from the Exchange Hotel rear area. The car suffered about 400 in damage and none had licenses. Police said one boy rode a motorcycle down Sassafras Street crashing the windshield. the cycle was found in an alley as investigators continued. The teens were returned to their parents.
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Erankgis
Exchange Hotel
Jean B. Hall
Idlewood
Franklin
Sassafras Street
T He
Eisenhower to Europe for courtesy visits and Khrushchev talks
President Eisenhower plans a European trip August to September to repay courtesy visits with Khrushchev and reassure allies. He will meet Chancellor Adenauer and President Heuss in West Germany, then visit London and Scotland to see Queen Elizabeth and Prime Minister Harold Macmillan before returning home briefly.
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Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Eisenhower-Khrushchev
Europe
Khrughchev
Fisenhowit
Klimishchev
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Thedor Heuss
Adenauer
Heuss
London
Scotland
Queen Elizabeth
Harold
Triplets' Father Leaves New Job
Nathan Miller, who proposed adoption of his newborn triplets two months earlier due to finances, is leaving a $50 weekly egg-farm job and returning to a $25 weekly hired-hand position. Paul Jones of an egg farm offered him work and housing with the stipulation Miller’s triplet girls stay with the family. Miller, 55, says his family remains unsatisfied and he has a bad leg. he will trade tractors in his prior job while he resumes the old post at Clarendon Plantation near Southport, North Carolina, under owner Cornelius Thomas.
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Nathan Miller
Paul Jones
Miller
Clarendon Planitation
Southport
N. C
Cornelius Thomas
Airman Killed In One Car Crash in Montana
An Air Force one car crash in Glasgow Montana killed A C William R Clements 25 a father of four from Clemensville Kentucky and injured A1C Leon P Demeuk 30 of North Apollo Pennsylvania who was reported in good condition at the base hospital The driver appeared to be Clements.
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Glasgow, Mont
Airan
Pennsylvania
William R. Clements
Clemensville
Polie
Leon P. Demeuk
North Apollo
Eisenhower's Moscow talks extend to Paris with De Gaulle
President Eisenhower, after a Moscow visit to Khrushchev, plans talks in Paris with De Gaulle. He may also meet Belgians, Swedish royalty Prince Bertil, and Norway's Princess Astrid. Possible further stops and world tours before his January 1961 presidency end.
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Makin Woodwill
Corry’s Red Hot Town Again Buzzing In 1884
The Corry scene returns to life in 1884 with tales of rough tales and brawls led by McMahin Leary and Keating. Reports detail street confrontations, arrests for disorderly conduct, and a vivid snapshot of Corry and Union City politics amid sensational crime notes. The piece contrasts lively local society with stern policing and a festive wedding among notable locals.
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Corr
Mrud
Ville Tribune
Corry
Dobro
Trish Ping MuMyhan
Leary
Keating
Huvvil
Meadvili
Sune
Union City
Venango
Othey
Elven
Pollee Gazette
Pat McMahin
Dick Leary
Webster
Tour Keating
Dick Howell
Dale
Tramp Demanded Bread In English In Venango Town
A wandering Englishman in Venango was in town a few days ago seeking bread. He could write or talk theatre and claimed an English background. He stated he would ask for bread in English.
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Venango
Sands Switches Style in Los Angeles Rock Turn
Tommy Sands shifts from rhythm and blues to a more serious musical bill in Los Angeles. The singer comments on how younger audiences miss traditional roots and the evolving music scene.
Passage Of Strong Labor Bill Predicted
Senate Republicans predicted passage of a strong labor bill satisfactory to Eisenhower as a House Senate conference committee set out to reconcile differences. Dirksen said any compromise must include provisions on secondary boycotts blackmail picketing and federal state jurisdiction, aligning with House tougher terms.
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Everet M. Dirksen
Tinos
Congress
Eisenhower
House
Lesie C. Avetds
Dinois
GOP
Mrtsure
Etien
Senate House Conference Committee
Dirksen
Hoaman
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Wiggers Garage, Inc
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Oz City
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Vermont
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