Motor crashes report from East Columbus and surrounding streets
Two out of town drivers collided on slick pavement on East Columbus Avenue. Joseph Begala, 23, and Troy Martin, 19, suffered rear and front damages totaling 675 dollars. A real estate transfer in Erie County and the death of former Titusville mayor Charles Stegner were noted. A dump truck collision near Avenue A caused no injuries, and other local incidents included zoning appeals, a fireman’s family tragedy, a pedestrian via car incident, a nurse’s hit report, a laceration from a car door, and a tanker car crash on North Center Street. Tomorrow is Student Recognition Sunday at First Methodist Church with student participants listed.
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Ali Ae Pierice
Joseph J. Begala
R.D. 1
Centerville
East Columbus Avenue
Lunn
North Shady Avenue
Begalla
Troy W. Martin
Warren
Martin
Spartansburg
East Main Street
Avenue A
Sparta
Roger C. Ross
R. D
Union City
East Main
William K. Groel
Gross
Groel
George Gordon
North Center Street
George Fox
Ridge Street
North Center
West Irving
William F. Roberge
Roberge
1600 Pound Steel Fragment Kills Pa Father
A 18 year old father, Joseph A Gasking of Beavert, died at the Crucible Steel plant in Butler County after a 1600 pound steel fragment broke from a hydraulic press and struck him, crushing his chest and fracturing his spine. Another death reported as Albert T Gordo, 18, of Lyndora, was killed when a car jack slipped and an auto fell on him at his home in Butler County.
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Mulan
SAP
Titanium
Crucible Steel
Joseph
Basnital
Gaskins
Butler
Albert T. Gordo
Lyndora
Truman praises Wagner and others for public service
President Truman lauds Mayor Robert F. Wagner as an able and distinguished public servant after a 40 minute meeting in New York. He declines to endorse Wagner or any other candidate for the Democratic vice presidential nomination.
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Harry S .Truman
Robert F. Wagner
New York
Fama
Wagner
Anyaind
Truman
New Vetes
U S Demands Compensation For Damages At Legation
U S demands compensation from Bulgaria after 9000 Bulgarians demonstrate outside the American Legation in Sofia. They damaged four cars and broke windows, with no injuries. Richard Johnson, leading the legation in Eugenie Anderson's absence, said the situation was quiet.
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U.S
Vienna
Legation
Sofia
Tidor Zhivkay
Richard Johnson
Johnson
Eugenie Anderson
U.S. Minster
Bulgaria
Tyan Asen Christof Georgiev
U.N
Supreme Court
U.S. Cent Val
CIA
Washington
United States
Public service book on historic event up at cost
A permanent, dramatic record teaming up on a new hard cover book with 100 pages and 10 by 13 inch size. It includes fresh unpublished material and is profusely illustrated in color and black and white. The newspaper arranged access at near cost and it will not be sold in bookstores.
Millcreek School Must Pay Pease Bill Ruling
Prothonotary William P Liljenberg ruled Millcreek School must pay a $82,499.44 costs bill related to Pease's discharge dispute at Millcreek McDowell High. Millcreek can appeal to county court and, if needed, the State Superior Court. The board has not acted yet.
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Forte
McDowell High
State Supreme Court
Pease
Coward
Cyprus Crisis Deepens as Turkey Threat Looms
London reports Secretary Duncan Sandys aboard a plane with British troop reinforcements to Cyprus amid renewed fighting between Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots. Makarios proposals to strip minority veto powers spark clashes, with Turkish Cypriots accusing him of erasing minority rights guaranteed by the 1960 constitution.
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Mom
Cyprus
London
Britain
Commonwealth Relations
Duncan Sandys
Makapios
Makarios
Governor Scranton to deliver combined budget and state message
Governor Scranton will combine his budget and State of the Commonwealth addresses when he speaks to the legislature on January 7, as announced by his office. He plans a joint delivery to outline fiscal priorities and policy aims for the new year.
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Gov. Scranton
Harrisburg
Hiroshima hospital reports atomic illness toll rises to forty one
AP dispatch from Hiroshima cites a rise this year to 41 victims of atomic bomb related diseases. The latest case is a girl born after the 1945 blast who died of leukemia. Since 1956 the hospital reports treating 152,496 patients with atomic illness linked to the bombing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiroshima
Japan
Troopers Probe Area Break-ins Continue
Troopers suspect two individuals are linked to two area break-ins. From the restaurant theft, about five dollars in candy and free soft drinks were reported. Trooper Pasi stated the ongoing investigation ties the crimes to the same pair.
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Pasi
Kennedy Assassination Prompted Johnson Pledge On Policies
The article notes that after President Kennedy's assassination on November 22, Johnson assured the nation that existing policies of his predecessor would remain unchanged. This emphasizes continuity in policy during the transition of power and the early response from the new administration.
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Kennedy
Johnson
Custody Denied in Case Over Encephalitis Child
In Los Angeles three year old Lancie Ann Moreland remains a ward of the court after Juvenile Judge Bernard Jefferson finds both parents irresponsible and guilty of character attacks. Robert Moreland took the girl from a hospital in September and hid her for two months though doctors said she was past danger. The judge ordered care at McLaren Juvenile Hall with foster home placement and restricted parental visits to the facility.
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Los Angeles
Lancie Ann Moreland
Bernard Jefferson
Jefferson
Robert J. Moreland
Carol
Sancie Ann
McLaren Juvenile Hall
Woman Dies in Court Watching Husband's Reckless Driving Trial
Mrs. Brazy Briggs of Youngstown collapsed and died in Niles Municipal Court yesterday amid her husband’s reckless driving trial. She had told Judge Paul B. Moritz that she previously suffered a stroke two years ago.
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Niles
Ohio
Brazy Briggs
Youngstown
Niles Municipal Court
Briggs
Paul B. Moritz
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