August 4 1958 suspensions and a hospital transfer report
The August 4 issue notes suspensions of drivers Beele CL Parel of Spring street and Rodney B. Fargo of Maple avenue for violating the motor vehicle code. James Carl Burrows, 15, from Hydetown, was critically wounded by a high powered rifle Saturday afternoon and transferred from Titusville Hospital to Cleveland Clinic in a speeding ambulance where surgeons operated on his kidneys and liver.
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Beesle CL Parel
Springstreety
Rodney B. Fargo
Maple Avenue
Bureau of Highway Safety
James Carl Burrows
Hydetown
Titusville Hospital
Cleveland Clinic
Burrows
Young Burrows
League Meeting Sets Date for Avalon Carver Alleys
The RB ladle League schedules a meeting at the Avalon Carver Alleys on August Ybthe at o'clock for members officers and interested persons per Mrs Pele Mat Thows league greretany.
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Ladle League
Avalon Carer
Wif
Pele Mat
$1,700 Damage in Riceville Crash
Audrey Brockway, 40, driving an auto, was injured with bruises after a collision with a vehicle driven by Stanley Doutt, 29, on the Faceville Lincolnville route about 10 last night. Damage totaled about 300 to Brockway and 1,490 to Doutt. Doutt unhurt. State Police say investigation ongoing.
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Wayuse
Faceville
Lincolnville
Loc Bar
Audrey Brockway
Stanley Doutt
Brockway
Doutt
Union City
Ritier
Effort Underway to End Gulf Oil Drivers Strike
Federal mediator Henry Maggiola and State Conciliator Howard DeBalde meet with Gulf Oil Corp truck drivers union Local 273 to settle a three week deadlock over a union shop. A further session is planned for Thursday as talks continue.
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Kesavenue
Gulf Oil Corp
Henry Maggiola
Howard DeBalde
Mother Of Three Fined In Theft Case At Ridgway
Rose Marie Rieder of St Marys was fined 4600 after pleading guilty to embezzling $1 700 from Elk County National Bank in Ridgway. U S District Court Judge Wallace Gourley sentenced the former teller to seven days in jail.
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sietopingAaunr
Rose Marie Rieder
St. Marys
Banker Dies in New York After Long Career
API-Jackson El Reynolds 7 former president of the First National Bank of New York died Monday from ailments of old age. He led the bank from 1919 after practicing corporate law in New York City. He was born in Harvard Illinois.
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New York
Jackson el Reynolds
First National Bank of New York
Corporation Aw
New York City
Harvard
Til
Auditor Blocks Higher Relief Pay Proposal
Auditor general opposes Public Welfare plan to raise minimum relief from 153 to 215 dollars monthly for a family of four. Plan would allow extra income on public assistance without cutting relief, estimated cost at 6.5 million dollars yearly, subject to study. Board member Charles Smith criticizes funding gap and rapid hike beyond cost of living.
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Harry Shapiro
Public Welfare
Shapiro
Smith
Jury Ignores Charges Against Senator Lane
Washington County grand jury ignored extortion and misfeasance in office charges against Democratic State Senator William J. Lane. Mike Puckrall of Centerville had filed the counts after Lane faced 17 prior indictments later dismissed by the county court. Puckrall, a Lane opponent, accused Lane of accepting expenses as a county commissioner while serving as a state senator. Lane resigned from the commission before the first primary election, and in the Democratic nominating race Puckrall was defeated by Lane.
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Washington,a
William J. Lane
Washington County
Mike Puckrall
Centerville
Lane
Washington
Packrall
Packroll
Station ups power Pittsburgh
WWSW FM increased transmitting power from 20000 to 50000 watts and moved to a newly mounted antenna. The enhancement extends the station's coverage area in the Pittsburgh area.
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UPS Power
Pittsburgh
Wwswfm
Probers Seek Link To Missing Man In Detroit Fires
Senate investigators consider calling a grand jury to probe the fire death of Frank Klerdorf and the arson at a Detroit dry cleaning business. Prosecutors from Genesee and Oakland counties join Wayne County in pursuing possible links to eight dynamite explosions since January. Herman Bierdorf, a former Teamsters agent, testified via lie detector about his involvement and missing period, denying knowledge of the Flint fire or aiding Frank’s hospital transport.
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Herman Bierdorf
Herman
Teamsters Union
Dry Cleanun
Flint
Mich
Frank
Pontine
Adam
Nautilus Returns Home Undersea Prospect of Hero’s Welcome
The atomic submarine Nautilus moved toward the United States at over 20 knots, seeking a hero’s welcome. It plowed at 250 feet depth, sailing from Portland England this Monday and expected to reach home next Monday.
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Abuarl
United States
Portland
England
Harley C. Jones Dies in Union City at 72
Harley C. Jones, 72, died yesterday at his Gillette Street home in Union City. Survived by wife Kathryn, three sons Clifford Shamokin Pa Clive and Myron Union City, and daughter Doris Ruffner R D 1 Carry. Brother of late Dr. Mabel Jones osteopath in Corry. Friends may call at Glenn Fuiers Home. services Thursday at 2 p.m. Rev. Ivan Shreve of North East to officiate. burial Evergreen Cemetery Union City.
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H. C. Jones
Union City
Harley C. Jones
Gillette Street
Kathryn
Clifford
Shamokin
Clive
Myron
Doris Ruffner
Carry
Ivan Shreve
North East
Evergreen Cemetery
Father Of Atomic Sub Sees Ships Of Future Traveling Under Sea
Rear Adm. H. G. Rickover said the Triton will lead the way for future capital ships to travel underwater. The 447 foot long atomic submarine, largest ever built, will displace about 8,000 tons when equipped and serve as a distant warning station. Built by Electric Boat Division, Triton features two atomic engines, new fuel loading method, and fuel replenishment at sea.
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Conn
H. G. Rickover
Trilytt
Rickover
Electric Boat Division
General Dynamics Corp
Triton
Knolls Laboratory
General Electric
Reac
Bernard Baruch Up For 88th Birthday At Saratoga
Bernard M. Baruch marked his 88th birthday quietly at Saratoga. The elder statesman, self made millionaire and presidential adviser, declined to comment on the world or on teaching 88, saying no, and quipping his health is fine. He is visiting for his annual spa baths and races.
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Arriuue
Bernard M. Baruch
Baruch
Saratoga
Labor Denies Killing Bill Continues Debate In Labor Fight
The measure would have forced detailed reporting of union finances and secret ballots for officers while limiting terms. Walter Reuther condemned the coalition opposing the bill as harming labor and the public. Steelworkers and Communications Workers leaders blamed business groups for the defeat, while Maritime Union president Curran welcomed the outcome as a poor compromise.
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House
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
NAM
Jimmy Hoffa
David McDonald
Steelworkers Union
Joseph Beirne
Communications Workers Union
Joseph Curran
Maritime Tuion
Birds J Game Of 4th Crub Yank Lasth Stance Cleveland
The text reports on a baseball game involving the Cleveland and Baltimore teams with mentions of the Yankees and Tigers. It notes Cleveland finishing fourth in a season, describes a third inning homer by Gene and a two run shot by Brown, and references pitchers Terry and Susce. It reads as a past matchup recap with standings and player mentions.
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Brown
Yankee
Indians
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Relivan
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