Local youth cited for speeding with alderman present
Charles Skinner of 216 East Cosmos Avenue was clocked at 45 miles per hour in a 35 mph zone on North Center Street at midnight. A police cruiser followed him from Dying Street to Columbus Avenue where the 35 mph signs are posted. Alderman Porter Auer was involved in the case.
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Charles £. Skinner
East Cosmos Avenue
North Center Street
Skinner
Dying Street
Columbus Avenue
Woman Walker Eyes U S J Journey Ends in Britain Then Sets Sights on U S Trek
Dr Barbara Moore 56 year old vegetarian completed a 1000 mile march across Britain to a crowd of about 10 000 in Olympia Washington. She plans to depart for the United States for a coast to coast solo trek on her own funds and without sponsors. She expects to obtain a visa soon and begin the journey.
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Scotland
Crash Victim Flees Hospital Near Uniontown
A chase on Route 40 ended in a crash near Summit Mountain. William Hatley, 92, of Edna West Virginia, fled Uniontown Hospital before questioning. Hatley’s car struck a truck injuring his wife Evelyn and three others, James Gibson 34 Rowlesburg WV, and F Fayre 48 Florence PA, all in stable condition.
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Diana Died From Booze and Pills
New York AP reports the medical examiner found actress Diana Barrymore died from acute alcoholic intoxication intensified by ingested barbiturates. The 38 year old, daughter of John Barrymore, was found dead in her apartment on January 25. an autopsy followed suspected heart attack and town cleanup refreshments were ordered.
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NEW York
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di Milton
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Helper
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Eisenhower Calm Tone Faces Soviet Arms Challenge
President Eisenhower defends a calm, adequate defense policy amid criticism that U S military buildup lags the Soviet arsenal. He argues deterrence hinges on adequacy, not maximum force, and suggests ally neutrals may be swayed by steady U S defense as Khrushchev touts new weapons while Washington weighs aid to neutrals like India.
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Eisenhower
Nikits Khrushchev
Soviet Union
America
India
Author Helen Topping Miller Dies at 75 in Morristown
Helen Topping Miller, aged 75, a prolific author of romantic, historical, and biographical novels and short stories, died yesterday in Morristown Tennessee. She wrote numerous works celebrated for vivid characters and period detail.
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Morristown
Tenn
Helen Topping Miller
1959 Accidental Death Toll Jumps Over 1958
The National Safety Council reports 1959 had 91,500 deaths from accidents, up 1 percent from 1958, with 9,300,000 injuries and economic losses totaling about 12.6 billion dollars. Traffic deaths led at 37,800, followed by home, work, and public accidents. the death rate fell to 51.9 per 100,000.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Convicted Killer Slays Girlfriend in Newark Tavern
Leo Forcella, an 18 year old with a violent record since 1926, shot Marian Wetzel 52 owner of Hollywood Gardens Tavern in Newark behind the bar. Forcella, who once was convicted for the Christmas Eve murder of his second wife, phoned Wetzel's mother to say he had shot her.
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APJ
Leo Forcella
Forcella
Marian Wetzel
Hollywood Gardens
Four Perish As House Burns In Wellerstown Pa
Four people, two elderly women and two young girls, died of suffocation when a small frame house burned in Wellersburg Pennsylvania. Victims identified as Misa Preston 67 Miss Sarah Sturtz 84 Gail Ann Smith 4 and Barbara Eilen Smith 4. Firemen believe a wood burner started the blaze. Neighbors said the Smith family were away at the time. the two children reportedly alerted a neighbor after smoke filled the home. Firefighters from Mount Savage and Corriganville Md fought the flames, hauling water from a stream.
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Pennsylvania
Misa Preston
Sarah Sturtz
Stuttz
Gail Ann Smith
Barbara Eilen Smith
Somerset County
Robert Hi. Halverson
Wielimis
Gald
Robert Smith
James
Robert Meyers
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Mount Savage
Corrigansville
Police said Forcella planned meeting ex wife Saturday
Police reported that Forcella planned to see his ex wife on Saturday and believed his girlfriend was dating other men, according to investigators.
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Forcella
School Aid Bill Faces House Tiff
The education bill fronted by Senate aides highlights for the first time a specific focus on teacher salaries within federal aid for elementary and high schools. It outlines state discretion on salary increases and building funds, with a formula based on school age populations and relative income.
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Poble
Senate
National
Educaton Assn
Everett M. Dirksen
Eisenhower
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