Nab Teacher With Costly LSD Cargo
New York police overpowered a self described college teacher Allen Sugerman 28 of Springfield Massachusetts and seized one quart of LSD valued at 140000 dollars. Detectives said he threatened to shoot officers during identification. Sugerman claimed university background and taught history and English in Melbourne Australia. Police say tips led to a sale in Greenwich Village and midtown Manhattan with a 10000 dollar handover before the gun was shown. He faces charges of selling LSD weapons law violation and felonious assault.
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New York
Allen Sugerman
Springfield
Mass
Sugerman
University of Melbourne
Australia
Greenwich Village
Midtown Manhattan
Sailing Saucers Found on Lake Erie
Beach combers along Lake Erie are asked to find 100 small yellow plastic saucers used to test currents. Each found saucer earns 50 cents. The devices drift with currents to the lake bottom, helping Cleveland map where to release treated sewage.
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Cleveland
Lake Erie
Walter E. Gerdel
Gerdel
Sewage Department
End of vacation signals 1956 57 school year start
The 1956 57 term begins Monday with teachers reporting at the usual time and students arriving by 10 a.m. The cafeteria will serve lunches and a new principal, Burtum Hover, takes the helm. A series of local visits and family trips are noted, including Clute, Watson, Sherlock, and Kinney households in Union City Erie Harborcreek Findley Lake and Corry, with trips to North East and Johnson Creek and a Tuscarora Baptist Church visit in Peking New York.
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Burtum
Fred Clute
Ben Watson
Union City
Isaac Sherlock
Clair White
Harborcreek
Erie
Glenrod Zoo
D. V. Kinney
Craig Kinney
Findley Lake
Jack Dundon
Jean
Ken
Corry
Donald Merkle
Debra Dudas
Dennis Merkle
Michael Merkle
Harold Merkle
Floyd Brown
Paul Campbell
Enterprise
Johnson Creek
N. Y
C. W. Heming
Franklin Hemingway
Middleport
Tuscarora Baptist Church
Peking
Hemingway
Family ties and travel mark Spartansburg social notes
The column recalls local figures connected to the Floyd Brown farm and Reverend Carrie Price, noting Hemingways pastoring roles and Indian Reservation ties. It documents a Montgomery reunion trip through Pennsylvania towns, family visits, fair attendance, and kinship with Schrecengost and Montgomery households before a Buffalo shopping day. The piece closes with obituaries and a youth drowning report in Johnstown, detailing Robert G. Wilson, 18, and companion Roy Smith, 12.
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Floyd Brown
Carrie Price
Baptist Church
Spartansburg
Hemingway
Tuscarora
Hemingways
Brown
Tim
George Montgomery
New Bethlehem
Montgomery
Kiddie Land Park
Melanie
Veda
Dale Schrecengost
George
Grant Hawkins
Dayton
Sloan Schrecengost
Wick City
Johnstown
Robert G. Wilson
Somerset County
Wilson
Roy Smith
Teeners Thwart Safecracking in Cove Break In
Three teenagers thwarted a safe cracking attempt at the Cove in Geneva on the Lake Ohio when they heard pounding and alerted police. Frank Scungio and Domonic Senzario Jr. pleaded guilty to breaking and entering in western county court and were released on $2,000 bonds. two other suspects were released earlier.
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Geneva - ON - the - Lake
Ohio
New
Peter Senzario Jr
Howard T. Warner
Kenerait
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Kittanning
Donald Schrecengost
Walk Chalk
Robert Schrecengost
John D. Montgomery
Natrona Heights
Buffalo
Edward Hekker
Sparta
William Watson
R. D., Corry
Morris Wickwire
Princess Pat Club
Ralph Merry
Linesville
R. V. Shreve
Oscar Most
Guy Fish
Harlin Weidner
Harry Firth
Charles Searem
Mark Gaff
Cambridge Springs
Mable Bennett
Saegertown
Harold Thompson
Wilmington
Calif
Maude Rickers
H. S. Stockton
Ogle Lumber
United Inches
Kraft Velveeta
Armour’s Star
Bancardchek
Marine Bancardchek
Bancardwick
Citizens Corry
Marine National Bank
Department
BCC Citizens Corry
South Center St
Corry, Pa
Citizeens Corry Office
North Fork Dam
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