Girl 18 Nabbed After Huge Search in Erie
Miss Kay Denton 18 vanished from North Brunswick New Jersey and was found in Erie. Suspect George W Parker, an entertainer, was arrested in North Brunswick after being identified as linked to Denton’s disappearance. Parker faced extradition as police traced the case from New Jersey to Erie seeking his return.
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Bomb Scare Delays New York Air Flights
A string of bomb threats prompted searches on several Eastern flights. No bombs were found. Five planes were diverted or grounded at Newark and LaGuardia, delaying departures to destinations including Hilton Head, New Orleans, Louisville, Seattle, Atlanta, and Boston. The threats disrupted service across multiple routes.
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LSU ONVENTENCE Thieves and court case in Baltimore
A garbled passage reports a court action in Baltimore involving theft and a person named Wamsley. The fragment mentions payment, evasive actions, and repeated inquiries by an unidentified party. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or outcomes.
Erie Man's Auto Rams Into Back Of Road Grader
Erie man Hervin Freitag, 38, escaped serious injuries when his auto rear ended a highway department road grader on Route 97 near Union City. Clair Fenny, 61, of Corry operated the grader. Freitag tried to pass but traffic forced him back, unable to stop. Both drivers shaken but not seriously hurt. Light damage to grader. $125 damage to auto.
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Bear Lake News Letter Of Interest
Pereraater Oe of Clymer visited the home of her parents Mr and Mrs J C Manwaring Saturday afternoon. Mrs Mildred Blutcher of Lineville and sister Mrs Julia Wilsted of Virginia visited their father Will Evans last Sunday. Mr Sid and Mrs Jerome Eddy and Miss Mary Kay Miller of Jamestown were Sunday guests of their parents and grandfather Mr and Mrs John Eddy. A daughter was born to Rev and Mrs Burkett Smith on Wednesday at Corry Memorial Hospital. Manwaring and Hudson were in Union City on business last Thursday. Clyde Manwaring and family called on Hiram Beckerink and family of Clymer Saturday evening. Wilton Wevers and daughter Caralyn visited relatives in Clymer Saturday evening. Mrs Rover Triskett and sons Edward and John of Panama were Sunday callers.
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Vanguard rocket failure blamed on wiring and weather
The three stage Vanguard rocket launched from Cape Canaveral on Wednesday but failed after 57 seconds as first stage control signals misfired. Navy reports point to a wiring defect between the automatic pilot and the hydraulic servo system, with rain and high winds delaying attempts and causing recovery of stages from shallow waters. The Navy plans two more tests including a 21½ pound satellite, while missing third stage and satellite remain unrecovered.
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Solon and Six Others Face Fraud Trial Over Depot Project
Solon and seven men including former Rep William J Green face fraud charges tied to the 34 million dollar U S Signal Corps Depot at Tobyhanna. The group, led by Green and ex congressman Herbert J McGlinchey, was ordered to stand trial by Judge John W Murphy after denied motions to dismiss.
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Bank Gunman Forces Girl Hostage in Bronx Heist
New York police report a man used a 12 year old girl as a hostage during a Manufacturers Trust Co bank robbery in the Bronx. He ordered tellers and customers to hand over cash, dragged a woman customer into the window area to collect money, and fled with about 812,440 as bystanders looked on. The mother and child were not harmed and released outside, and the bandit and accomplices reportedly left the bank and boarded a bus.
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Rights Financing Bill Rejected By Commission Report
The civil rights law overhauled last September 9 requires a final report to the President and Congress by September 9, 1956. Members appointed last November 7 serve under recess appointments pending Senate confirmation. The committee unanimously approved unemployment compensation allotments totaling 25 million dollars for jobless veterans and 18.4 million for federal employees who lost jobs due to reductions in force. Eisenhower warned funds on hand would run out by February 15 as benefit claims rose. A request for 34 million to bolster state unemployment and employment service programs was deferred as less urgent. The panel approved 11.66587 million of 11.87487 million sought for the President's executive office, including 150 thousand for the President's salary. It criticized the multiplicity of boards and commissions around the chief executive as wasteful and duplicative.
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Stassen May Seek Governorship Amid Disarm Post Talks
President Eisenhower signals Stassen may pursue Minnesota governor race while weighing disarm posture. Republican leaders, including Stimson and Van Zandt, questionStassen viability in Pennsylvania race and note past tensions with Nixon over 1955 nomination stance.
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Widow Receives 18500 Settlement After Chief's Death
Mrs J J Hine of Tarentum widow of Fawn Township police chief Lloyd Hine who was killed directing traffic on Route 908 near Sunset Riders Motorcycle Club in 1954 has been awarded 18500 in an out of court settlement approved by Allegheny County Judge Anne Alpern yesterday.
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Thoughtful wife in Oklahoma gifts gloves to tender husband
In Sayre Oklahoma Clarence Lord complained his hands were too tender to sash dishes. His wife responded by presenting him with a pair of rubber gloves to ease the task.
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Four Critical After Crash Killing 21 Continued from Page One
A Manchester United crew returning from Belgrade after a Yugoslav Cup win crashed near Munich in a snowstorm. The plane stalled three times, hit a house, and burst into flames in a shed full of gasoline. The disaster stunned European soccer fans as they feared many fatalities.
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