Paragraf reports multiple Corry area incidents and open house
A digested roundup notes Pitts transferred to Edward J Meyer Memorial Hospital in Buffalo in fair condition. A 16 year old Union City boy shot himself in the leg and underwent surgery at St Vincent's Erie. Paul Dudas and Wes Rudas admitted to Union City Memorial, then Hamet. Three Corry residents indicted for larceny drunk driving and resisting arrest. Pat Miller appointed First Ward constable. Ronald Ebert pleads no defense to involuntary manslaughter. sentencing set. A Titusville man injured in an oil rig fall. Leroy Dickenson fined for drunk driving. Estella Goring severely injured in a crash. State Police announce open house September 16 17 28 at regimental HQ in Morrisburg. Open house duty covered by entire substation staff during Labor Day weekend. White Street released to State Highway Department. Western Asphalt to pave West Smith Street with possible immediate work on White Street.
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A. D
Union City
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Paul Dudas
Frank. Rudas
Wes
Union City Memorial Hospital
Hamet
Paul Dell
Oor
Corry
Tocal
Jong Tabor
Three Parley family charged in La Puente murder plot
In El Monte California 97 year old Elsie Parley and her 18 year old son Shelby Jr will be arraigned on murder charges for slaying Shelby Parley Sr 42 in their La Puente home. The two younger sons 17 and 13 are in juvenile custody after confessing to killing the father by beating smothering and submerging him in a bathtub. The family said the father had brutal treatment lasting 12 years.
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EL Monte
Calif
Elsie Parley
Shelby Jr
Shelby Parley Sr
la Puente
Donald
Jobin
Five Alive In Utah Mine Rescue Recounted
Evlick and others described a harrowing Utah mine incident where rescue crews battled for hours. Claims of insufficient state inspection sparked criticism as the Bureau of Mines launched a federal probe and Governor Clyde ordered an investigation. State records show limited inspections since 1961, with three fatal incidents previously investigated.
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Hannay
John Pinall
Ines
Hanna
McKinney
Texas Gulf
Steve Hatsis
U.S. Bureau’of Mines
Henry Griffin AP photographer battles throat cancer
Henry Griffin, veteran AP photographer, diagnosed with throat cancer at 47, leaving him unable to speak but helped by phone and tapping. Presidents Kennedy and Eisenhower sent messages, while Griffin’s long career spans war coverage from North Africa to Germany and postwar Washington. Friends and colleagues recall his loud voice, sharp humor, and steadfast dedication to news.
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Washington
Henry Griffin
Associated Press
Kennedy
Bleenhower
Triman
Sohinson
Griffin
Griff
Ike
Hils Tale
Baltimore
North Africa
Italy
France
Germany
Poland
Eisenhower
Tice
Boston
Truman
Kansas City
Bly
Wallace Graham
Car Slams Culvert Near Connellsville Kills Passenger
A car failed to negotiate a curve on Route 119 near Connellsville and struck a culvert, fatally injuring Clyde Campbell a 21 year old resident of Poplar Grove who was a passenger in a vehicle driven by Robert Rayger a 21 year old from Chicago and former Connellsville resident.
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Connellsville, Pa
Connellsville
Clyde Campbell
Poplar Grove
Robert Rayger
Chicago
Three Miners Die in Utah Explosion After Shift
A Utah mine explosion killed 18, with three bodies found in a ventilation pipe and others succumbing to carbon monoxide. Casper A. Nelson of the Utah Industrial Commission noted instant deaths and later poisonings as investigators assess safety lapses and identify victims amid claims of maintained protocols. Frank Ippie, Texas Gulf's general manager, said identification will be difficult due to disfigurement and defended safety precautions.
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Casper A. Nelson
Utah Industrial Commission
Frank Ippie
Texas Gulf
Tipple
Senate adjournment match sets faster pace in session
The Senate matched its own quick adjournment record with a one member one sentence session led by Sen. Lee Metcalf. He presided briefly as staff attended, aiming to limit time between sessions and maintain continuity during a Labor Day break. Metcalf previously set a 2 second improvement on July 5, surpassing a Barkley mark.
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Wasninning
Senate
Capitol
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
Jover & Token
Alben Barkiey
Metcalf
Pike Officers Urge Caution As Turnpike Expected Rush
Harrisburg report states the Coa Turnpike commission foresees record traffic during the Labor Day weekend. Motorists are urged to slow down, avoid fatigue, and pull off for a rest if tired. Highways Department halts maintenance to ease the anticipated congestion. Senate attaches note the delay and a remark about shaving time.
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Pike
Harrisburg
Coa Turnpike Commission
Highways Department
Der
Tome
Senate
Order Schools Halt Daily Bible Reading
Pittsburgh public schools will drop required Bible reading next school year after Superintendent Sidney P. Marland Jr. announced the change to about 2,500 teachers. The move follows a Supreme Court ruling deeming Bible reading unconstitutional and will replace with substitutes like American heritage in music, thoughts, and words while upholding moral and spiritual values without endorsing any creed.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Public Schoo
Sidney P. Marland Jr
U. S. Supreme Court
Marland
Reverend Werner Sinks An Ace In Four-Ball Match
George Werner known as the Rev. George Werner, pastor of St. Peter's Episcopal Church in Milford, Conn., achieved a hole-in-one on the Yale course during a state four-ball tournament. He teed off with an eight-iron on the 140 yard par 3 fifth hole. the ball bounced repeatedly before dropping into the cup, eliciting a smile from the golfer.
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NEW Aces
la Tae
George Werner
Yale University
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Milford, Conn
Cuba Tightens Coastal Defenses After Aug 19 Raids
The Castro regime accuses the United States of orchestrating hit and run raids, citing an Aug 19 attack on a northern coastal metal plant near oil refineries. Cuban exiles claim new Kommandos raids from the Caribbean and Cuba. Soviet troop activity in Havana is reported by Cuban refugees in Florida, while Kennedy notes a continued decline in remaining troops, mostly for training rather than concentrated units.
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Heormmcgtron Emme
United States
Cuba
Mambises Commandos
Guatemala City
Florida
Havana
Fidel Castro
Kennedy
Baseball figure charged by wife in Lycoming County
Lycoming County grand jury indicts Thomas H. Richardson, 3 year old president of the International Baseball League, on desertion and support charges. Richardson, of Williamsport and New York, was served with a warrant July 17 issued by Therese Gay Richardson of Lambertville New Jersey, who said he deserted her three months earlier.
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Williamsport, Pa
Lycoming County
Thomas H. Richardson
International Baseball League
Richardson
Williamsport
New York
Therese Gay Richardson
Lambertville
N. J
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Edward J. Meyer Memorial Hospital
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Corry Area
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Archie Powers
William J. Rooney
East Main Street
LaVerne
Pat) Miller
Perry Nichols
Miller
Common Pleas
Ronald Ebert
Samuel Y. Rossiter
Ebert
Titusville
Titusville Hospital
Harry Burrows
Youngeville
Leroy Dickenson
Essex Street
Samuel ¥. Rossiter
Dickenson
Estella Goring
Corry Memorial Hospital
Center Street
Pennsylvania
Morrisburg
David Johnson
White Street
State Highway Department
Western Asphalt Go
Franklin
West Smith Street
Johnson
Afl-Cio Council
Utah
Paige
Evlick
Esslick
Urtidy
Dodd Farms Dairy
Scott's Crossing
TVET
North Center Street
Auto Supplies
Spencer’s Mountain
Wit
Jblatt Bro
SUN
Spencer
Lucille
Washington St
Corry, PA
Jane Parker
Appian Way
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Mead Park
Corry Rotary Club
Glenn Mead
Pine
Trufalue
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