Polk Driver's Car Kills Second Child
Franklin County coroner reports 6 year old Vernon Masters Jr died after stepping into the path of a sedan driven by Salvatore Sciarrone of Franklin. Sciarrone said he was traveling about 15 mph when the child ran into the street. the boy died at the hospital from a fractured skull. Sciarrone had previously killed another child in a 1954 incident on Route 8.
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Franklin — Vernfort Masters Jr
Kingengarten
Aft Nuals
Oni Vernon
Abovhe
Salvatore Ro Scierrane
Poli
Sciarvone
Ihuklin
Butters
Scbrhone
Selarrone
Selartone
Frank G. Pipiceila
B.D. 9
Franklin
Morris Halfest of Centerville Dies in Hospital
Morris Halfest 63 of Centerville died suddenly yesterday morning at Stem Memorial Hospital Union City after an admission Monday He worked 15 years atRick Dairy Center ville plant He belonged to Trydetown Grange Center ville Baronet Council and Centerville Volunteer Fire Department Survived by two sons James and William a daughter Danell Follett a stepmother Mrs Freda Denham 15 grandchildren three stepchildren and Kenneth Byfast Funeral service at Torrey and Hays Funeral Home Spartansburg with Centerville Baptist Church Charles Puller officiating Rose Hill Cemetery Spartansburg to follow
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Ete de Viswueaueris
Centerville
Stem Memorial Hospital
Union City
Center Ville
Rome ‘Township
Edward
Jennie Morris Halfish
Rick Dairy Company
Alice Belle Halfast
Eva Hargen
James Halfaet
B. D
William M. Halfist
Corry
Danel Follett
B.D
Freda Denham
Linesvile
Hick
Hold Final Rites For Mrs E Kinley Requiem Mass Held In Local Church
A Requiem Mass for Mrs Elizabeth Kinley was celebrated at Saint Thomas Church with Rev Leon Jes, followed by interment at the George Funeral Home. Bearers included Bruno Bell, George Barke, Richard McLanahlin, John W McLaughlin, Frank Grice, and Donald Sturdegan, with many relatives and friends from Erie and nearby towns in attendance.
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E. Kinley
Elizabet Kinley
St ‘Thomas’ Church
Thistory
Leon Lo Jes
Sir Elizabeth
George Funeral
Brit Uel Bell
George Barke
Richard McLanahlin
John B. W McLaughlin
Frank Grice
Donald Sturdegan
Willam Delaney
Chernsford
Mass
Ebles
Norfolk
Mary Ressler
Hartisbure
Willian Willis
Alburt Ritter
Mex
Theodore Me
Namara
Clifford Zilch
Erie
Dontald Sturdevant
North
Tonawanda
George Savko
Lars Christensen
Jordan Christensen
Chris Christensen
Columbus
Corry Area
Soviet Professor Luzma Shatkov Dies at 87
Major General Luzma Niklonyevich Shatkov, 87, a professor of chemical defense at Use Soviet Military Academy, died after a prolonged illness. The army newspaper Red Star reported the death yesterday. the date and illness were not disclosed.
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Moscow
Luzma Niklonyevich Shatkov
Use
Soviet Military Academy
Red Star
Witnesses Begin Testimony On Housing Discrimination
Harrisburg AP reports at least two dozen more witnesses were set to testify before Gov. Leader's Committee on Discrimination In Housing. Testimony cited bias by a Pittsburgh builder against selling to a Negro in a white district, and debates over a potential compulsory sale proposal.
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Harrisburg
Leset
George M. Leader
Committee
Rowland S. Catartnilla
Pittsburgh
Calamnille
Clarence C. Walton
Columbia University
Catarinilla
W. Howard Parsons
Pennsylvania Home Builders US
Parsons
Richardson Dilworth
Philadelphia
Commonwealth
More Area Deer Kills Reported
Deer hunters across the region report multiple large bucks. Reade Langhurst and his son Larry took two sizable 6 point bucks, 105 and 125 pounds, near Pseudid HLL. Other harvests include eight point 130 pounds by Bill Kingsley, four point 10 pounds by Robber Catlin, and several notable kills around Corry and RD areas.
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TNE Tempo
Aerimae
Ms Morning
Bill Kingsley
Spitz Hill
Sear Brooks
Orks
Rober Catlin
Corry
Four Point
Hemlock
Richard Williams
Deer Mead
Trin
Thomas Messinger
Columbus
Baker Haun
David Bensink
Five Post
Crossout Oad
Philip Svewenuk
Bill Daniels Sr
French Sreek
N.Y
Donald Hulings
Turner Hl
Death of last Believers colony member in Hancock
Ricardo Felden, 99, the last male member of the local colony of the United Society of Believers, died yesterday in Hancock Massachusetts. The celibate sect, also known as Stokers, originates from its distinctive worship practices and dufice in its early history.
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Alde DI Hancock
Mass
Ricardo Felden
United Society of Believers
Berlin tensions rise over access to the city
East German foreign minister Lothar Bolz denies any agreement allowing western travel to Berlin. Soviet Major General P A Dibrova, former East Berlin commander, accuses the United States of spurring the uprising five years ago in East Berlin.
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Berlin
Lothar Bolz
East Germany
P. A. Dibrova
East Berlin
U.S
Prison Escapee Nabbed In Erie
ERIE AP report says sheriff captured escapee Rollie McIntyre 44 of Lansing in Erie after his jailbreak from Michigan State Prison. He had been serving five years for breaking and entering and had lived in Erie for two weeks under the alias Leroy Anderson.
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Erie Erie
Rle Potlee
Michigan
Bury Diner
Rollie 1 McIntyre
Lansing
Midh
Tas
Poliue
McIntyre
Erie
Te Tame
Leroy Anderson
Life magazine may pay over card error postage issue
Life magazine faced potential liability after a production error in October issues sent to 6.26 million subscribers. The post office ruled an advertising card for a recipe book was wrongly included in the magazine pages, making the issue pricier to mail. Life weighs a payment demand and contest details under postal regulations.
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Life
Post Office
Elise
Beebo
Tie
Pew
World Ehvek
Gue
Ald Ot
Slower recovery colors New York markets in wary session
AP report from New York notes a cautious mood among traders as the recession lingers. Analysts say price gains are modest, with many believing a longer trek to full recovery remains. October showed a slim uptick over September. November improvement was only marginal.
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New York
Wien
Wall Street
Unclear text about postal costs and service changes
Fragments imply a Post Office Department note on parcel pricing, claiming a single parcel posh is more expensive by some factor. The readable bits mention fees, postage, and potential guidance but the source text is garbled and hard to interpret.
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Patel
Elias Mul
Autumn Recoveries Amid Slowing Economic Activity
The text notes a stabilizing autumn amid fears of a consumer and manufacturing slump. It cites slower and steadier demand, a federal deficit, and rising wages, with inventories and business spending inching back as production rebounds. Steel and auto sectors show renewed activity after strikes, signaling a cautious but healthier recovery.
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Con
Atte
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