Crime Wave Grips Warren as Burglaries Persist
Warren area confronts a rising burglar pattern with a Thursday night cash heist at Warren Super Market. Daley, co owner, noted entry through a basement window and a theft mostly of silver from a cash drawer plus possible cigarette losses. This follows a string of burglaries in the region, including Gaughns Drug Store and other local targets, with police detaining three youths from Youngsville and continuing unsolved cases across Warren and surrounding communities.
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Daley
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Ing
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Schools To Open Next Wednesday
Schools will open next Wednesday with grades at the high school this week. Registration for new pupils is advised, especially for families who moved into the district since May. Cafeteria meal prices remain unchanged. tickets cost $1 for a meal and 25 cents for a single item. New teachers include John Bollinger, Judith Dwyer, Roger Hoover, Collette McClintock, Dale Rapp, Evelyn Rodemeyer, with several returning substitutes and staff also noted.
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Judith Dwyer
Roger Hoover
Bel School
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Dale Rapp
Evelyn Rodemeyer
Wright School
Joan
Ireland
Conelway
Mary Matson
Wright
Hazel Middleton
Mary J. Stright
Martha Johnson
Sue Hasselt
Pulse of Wall Street shows uneven early trading in mixed stocks
New York AP reports a volatile early session with modest gains in some sectors and declines in others. Industrials and autos wavered as investors digested fresh Wall Street reports while bond prices eased. Merck and Pfizer posted small advances, U S Steel held steady, and General Motors edged lower on leadership changes.
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Pfizer
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U.S. Steel
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Douglas Aicraft
Southern Pacific
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U.S
American Can
At&t
Anaconda
Atlantic Refining
Penna RR
RCA Socony
Standard Oil
Cali
U S Far East Forces Increase Alert Status
U S Far East forces including the U S Air Force guarding Japan Korea and Okinawa were placed in an increased state of alert during the Formosa crisis. An Air Force spokesman called it routine. Rear Adm. Frederic Withington said Navy ships and crews in Japan were on an increased but routine alert as Monday.
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Powell Looks Back as He Builds Film Empire
Dick Powell, a versatile star turned producer from Mountain View Arkansas, recalls turning down a role opposite Janet Gaynor in Seventh Heaven. He now supervises filming for Hal Boyle Americana and directs four Fox pictures, balancing pressure with a love of turning stories into completed films. Powell, known for his suave tenor and restless drive, says the toughest task is convincing actors a role is right for them, while wife June Allyson notes his soft side beneath the cool exterior.
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Powell
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Janet Gaynor
Charles Farrell
Mountain View
Ark
20Th Century-Fox
June Allyson
Richard
Jane
Los Angeles
Rick
Warren County Wages Rise Amid Plant Decline
The 1957 Warren County industrial census shows employment at 5,602 with wages totaling 25.8 million, up from 1956's 5,488 employees and 25.3 million despite a drop in plants from 82 to 79. Electrical machinery leads with 1,400 workers. fabricated metal products employ 1,118 across 12 plants.
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Warren County
Genevieve Blatt
Plane crash in cornfield saves three Ohio flyers
A light plane piloted by William Lodge of Columbiana Ohio crash landed in a cornfield five miles south of Zellenople. Lodge 33 was treated for a back injury at Elwood City Hospital. Passengers James Gruber 31 and Sherwood Gleeton 29 were treated and released. State Trooper Skillman credited tall corn with absorbing shock during the emergency.
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Ohio
William Lodge
Columbiana
Leader Vows To Push Federal Education Aid
Democratic senatorial candidate Leader pledged to push federal education aid if elected to the U.S. Senate during a campaign swing through Adams and Franklin counties. He urged better federal legislation, citing rising high school graduates and the need for scholarships, student loans, and community colleges. He also called for a long term urban redevelopment program and noted a Commonwealth antirecession drive, with substantial accelerated construction and job development funding.
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Martin Cites GOP Cash Lack
Washington AP Sen Edward Martin R-Pa retiring after a long career says money is the only obstacle between the GOP and a statewide victory in November He says finances must match Democrats for victory predicting Arthur McGonigle for governor and Rep Hugh Scott for Senate He notes Democratic fundraising from city and state employees reaches 700000
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Edward Martin
Arthur T. McGonigle
Hugh Scott
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U.S. Senate
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Hoever
Pittsburgh
Memorial tribute to John G Gordon longtime head of Layne and Bowler
Memphis Tennessee obituary notes John G Gordon 73 former president and general manager of Layne and Bowler Inc a premier water well firm from 1938 to 1946 died yesterday in city hours after retirement year unknown Tulsa reference not included
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Memphis
Tenn
John G. Gordon
Layne and Bowler, Inc
British Composer Vaughan Williams Dies in London
Renowned British composer Ralph Vaughan Williams, a leading figure of 20th century music, died early today at his London home after a long career. He served as a pivotal dean of British composition and remained active, composing up to yesterday.
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Ralph Vaughan- Williams
Vaughan-Williams
Yesterda
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