Titusville Man Killed As Tank Bursts In Shop
A 29 year old Titusville father of two was killed when a hydrostatic pressure tank burst at the Ironworks Division of Strath ery Wells Corp in Titusville. Lawrence Baron died from a fractured skull and other injuries. Two coworkers, Harry Wiles and Wallace Gratkowski, were injured but listed in good condition at Titusville Hospital. The 18 foot long tank failed at the center seam under 7200 pounds of pressure during lett ing.
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Titusville
Strathery Wells Corp
Lawrence Barut
Harry Wiles
Tidioute
Wallace Gratkowski
Titusville Hospital
Gratkowski
Wiles
Crawford County
C. M. Sonne
Baron
Struthers Wells
Biron
Bells Corners
Wallace Baron
Tryonville
Corry Truck Auto Crash Causes $100 Damages
Corry State Police investigate a crash east of Corry at 8:25 last evening. George Sloan Jr. 30, and Francis Hill 35, both residents of the area, caused a collision when Sloan backed into his drive as Hill attempted to pass on the right. No injuries reported and total damage about $100.
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Corry
Focal
George Sloan Jr
Winton Toad
Piddilli
Sloan
Francis Hill
R. D. 2 Corry
Former 4Fs To Face Service Changes Draft Rules
Washington AP Lt Gen Hershey announced a new classification for registrants who may qualify for service in an emergency though not accepted under current standards. The change aims to improve the manpower inventory and directs draft boards to quit classifying such individuals as 4F. The update reflects wartime staffing needs and policy adjustments at Selective Service headquarters.
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Washington
Lewis B. Hershey
Lective
Brooklyn man charged with practicing dentistry without a license
Ramon Fal, 42, living in a Brooklyn apartment converted to a makeshift dental office, was charged in East New York Court with practicing dentistry without a license. He claimed income rose to about 10 000 a year and defended his work as affordable.
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New York
Ramon Fal
Con
Brooklyn
Falcon
Puerto Rico
Carmen Domingo
District Attorney’s Office
Raymond Tierney
Paleos
Bloodmobile to Make 39th Corry Visit Tuesday
The American Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit Corry this Tuesday aiming to collect 125 pints. James St George, program chairman, notes this will be the 39th visit since the program began, with 4,070 pints collected to date. Donations accepted 11 30 a m to 5 30 p m at the Veterans of Foreign Wars post on West Washington Street. Younger donors aged 18 to 21 are urged to participate with parental consent for those under 21. Walk ins welcome. regular donors will be contacted by phone.
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American Red Cross Bloodmobile
Corry
James St. George
Veterans of Foreign War
Washington Street
St George
Procrais
Red Cross
North Center Street
St. Grorre
Fourth Ward Polling Place Clash Frays Local Democrats
Dem factions clash over polling place in the Fourth Ward as about 22 Democrats petition to move from Waterhouse garage while others seek to maintain the status quo. County commissioners chair the elections board and postpone ruling until September 6. Protesters oppose voting in a Waterhouse owned building amid local political tensions.
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Dem
Fourth Ward
County Elections Board
Waterhouse Garage
County’ Elections Board
Elections Board
W. W.waterhouse
Powers' Wife Bound For U.S. After Failure
Barbara Powers wife of U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers arrived in Paris en route from Moscow to the United States. She failed to gain an interview with Soviet Premier Khrushchev to plead for clemency for her husband who received a 10 year sentence. She was silent at the airport and wore the same black dress and velvet hat as on her Moscow trip. Her father and relatives spoke in New York.
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Paris
Barbara Powers
Francis Gary Powers
Moscow
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Ding
Brussels
Powers
Gary
Endrushchev
Yalta
Black Sea
Barbara
Khrushchev
Latins Split On Cuban Ban Amid World Tensions
In Washington three appropriations and a compromise health care measure faced final action as Congress neared adjournment. The foreign aid and public works bills totaled about 3.72 billion dollars with a ban on aid to Cuba tied to US policy. In Costa Rica the OAS split over US demands to condemn Castro's Cuba, with a bloc urging a vague anti intervention stance and others backing explicit condemnation of Communist influence.
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Congress
Eisenhower
House
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Dominican Republic
San Jose
Costa Rica
API
Organization of American States
Western Hemisphere
OAS Foreign Ministers Conference
United States
Soviet Union
Red China
U.S
Argentina
Chile
Brazil
Nicaragua
Guatemala
Uruguay
Paraguay
Colombia
Raul Roa
Riots Surface As Lumumba Hosts Pan-African Meet
In Leopoldville Lumumba’s Pan-African Conference enters its second day amid violent protests by Abako supporters. Police and soldiers battled rioters outside the Palace of Culture as delegates watched Lumumba press his keynote. Contention over Congo federation versus central rule fuels the unrest. The opening drew nations including Cameroon Ethiopia Ghana Guinea Liberia Morocco Sudan Togo Tunis and the UAR with Khrushchev sending greetings.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Limumba
Lumumus
Palace of Culture
Lumumba
Congo
Joseph Kusavubi
Togo
Tunis
United Arab Repubic
Nikita Khrushchev
Passing Leads To 2 Car Crash On Route 6
An Ohio driver and a Union City resident collided on Route 6 about a mile west of Union City yesterday morning after a bus passed a line of autos. Campbell of Steubenville struck Rhodes who turned left into Campbell’s path. no injuries and about $175 in damage. Investigators said Campbell may have been blocked from seeing Rhodes’ signal lights by the intervening car.
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Ohio
Union City
Carl Campbell
Steubenville
W.M. Rhodes
Campbell
Rhodes Auto
Rhodes
Soviets Expel Man From Embassy Moscow
The Soviet Foreign Ministry ordered George Winters of the U S Embassy to leave the Soviet Union. Winters, the embassy's economic expert, was due to depart for a new assignment next month. Tass reported the action, noting prior expulsions and alleged complicity by other US Embassy officials in espionage cases. Washington declined comment.
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Moscow
George Winters
U. S
Soviet Union
Winters
Tass
Foreign Ministry
R.A. Langel~ Ui
United States
Soviet China Split Viewed As Not Serious
London AP report says Western diplomats view the Khrushchev Mao split as unlikely to become a full Soviet China rift. A Kremlin circular backs peaceful coexistence, while Peiping drafts a parallel note arguing East West war is inevitable. Most Communist parties reportedly back Moscow against nuclear war in world revolution. Former PennsylvaniA? No, New Castle attorney Orville Brows dies at 66 after heart attack. he was city solicitor since January.
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London
Nikita Khrushchev
Mao Tse-tung
Soviet Union
Red China
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Peiping
New York Herald Tribune
The
Tribune Dispatch
Washington
Moscow
Soviet Bloc
Prride
New Castle
Orville Brows
Arthur James
Missing Witness Identified in Corpse From Sea
Vincent Blaney, missing Pennsylvania robbery witness, tentatively identified from teeth as the dumped Atlantic body. FBI to compare hairs. Blaney, 27, of Philadelphia, disappeared with $3,500 cash and $17,000 in jewelry theft ties. Co-defendants include Lillian Reis and Ralph Staine of Philadelphia clubs. Poulson beaten in Camden. case linked to Gilbert Coal Co. president burglary.
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Ocean City
N. J
Atlantic Ocean
Vincent Blaney
Pennsylvania
Blaney
Air Force
Civilisn
Richard Rasb
Washington
FBI
Philadelphia
John Rich
Gilbert Coal Co
Pottsville
Robert Poulson
The
Commonwealth
Poulson
Camden
Lillian Reis
Celebrity Room
Ralph Staine
John Berkery
Haddonfield
Clyde L. Miller
Forked River
Mother Visits Captive Son In Red China
Mary Downey, returning from Red China, said she visited her son John Downey, 30, imprisoned on spy charges for eight years. She reported no indication of his release, contradicted earlier Hong Kong remarks, and described him as healthy and in good spirits after five visits during a two week trip.
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New York
Mary Downey
Red China
Idlewild
John
Hong Kong
Peiping
Downey
New Britain
Conn
William
New York Bank
Seadragon Crew Plays Baseball At North Pole
Washington report details Seadragon submarine crew playing baseball on an ice floe at the pole after reaching the northernmost point on earth. Cmdr George P. Steele notes the game and crew in extreme cold as they travel from Portsmouth to the pole, with foremen pressuring for a strong season ahead.
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Washington
North Pole
Iice Floe
George P. Steele ST
Drotic
Northwest Passage
Pentagon
Steele
Portsmouth
WN. H
Pole
Navy
Washington, D.C
Potar
Walter
Wall
Hawai
Corryites Aid Philippine Church After Typhoon Damage
Local residents donate to Our Lady of the Pillar Church in Pilar Sorso fon Philippines after a typhoon destroyed the church last year. Contributions exceed $30 with ongoing support and a letter of thanks received from Rev. Guillermo. Separately Weston writer Raymond Abrashkin died at 49, known as Ray Ashley for his film work.
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Philippine Islands
Josep. Guillermo
Our Lady of the Pillar Church
Pilar
Sorso Fon
P. 1
Guillermo
Norbert Bighofer
West 1Church Street
Bachomner
Bacholner
Labor Aides Say Family Needs Six Thousand Dollars
The Labor Department estimates a four person city family costs about 6000 a year for modest adequacy, based on a survey of 20 cities with incomes around 7000 to 7500. Costs range from 5970 in Houston to 6567 in Chicago, with budgets balanced against nutritional and other needs. The study also notes typical income exceeds needs by 15 to 20 percent.
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Washington
Labor Department
Houston
Tex
Chicago
Bureau of Labo Statistics
Atlanta
Baltimore
Boston
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
St. Lows
San Francisco
Scranton
Seattle
Washington, D.C
Bureau
Atc
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Rg Boas
Wek Te School
Orchard Park
Yin
Eden Farms
Chool
LUX Soap
Florent Air Deodorizer
Sarge
Siem Packagy
Kirkmon's Flakes
Rte
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4Fs
Bloodmobile
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Powera
Oliver M. Powel
Hs Son
Taboat Hs
Herter
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Mars
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China
Seadragon Crew
Frigid
Santa Land
McInnes Steel Co
Burle Bliley
Steel Company
Kinzua
Kings
Damatin
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