Tragic Erie Train Crash Kills One, Injures Six
A Erie Lackawanna passenger train struck a truck near Galion Ohio killing one woman and injuring six others. Wreckage spanned nearly two miles with cars derailed and shuffled along the tracks. The crash disrupted multiple trains and delayed mail and parcels. One truck driver and a passenger were hospitalized, and a group of displaced persons continued westward aboard the train seeking new homes.
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Pat) Miller
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Rescue Girl Buried Eight Hours In Snow Near Home
A four year old girl, Nose Mary Kinsey, was rescued from a snow pile beside her home after about ten hours. Police believe a rooftop snow slide caused the slide in the alley, leaving the child exposed and treated at Middlesex General Hospital.
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Mary Kinsey
Cheater Kinsey
Middlesex General Hospital
George Kane
Winter Snow Removal Costs Run 5 627
Winter snow removal costs in Cory's streets since October totaled $5,697.17 with about 100 inches cleared. J R Dearing, street director, notes the Nisei year ending December 31 saw the Snow removal fund depleted but other amounts offset the tight budget. Budget breakdown lists monthly General Fund expenditures from October to January.
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Funeral Services Set Sunday For Senator Tydings
Funeral services will be held Sunday for Millard E. Tydings a longtime Democratic spokesman who served 24 years in the US Senate. He died of pneumonia at his Harford County home after a varied career in which he often crossed swords with presidents Franklin D Roosevelt and Harry Truman. His fiercest feud was with Senator Joseph R McCarthy and in 1950 he chaired a Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee investigating McCarthy’s charges about communists in the State Department.
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Harford County
Pyanklin D. Roosevelt
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Three CAHS Clubs Win For Clean Sweep In Sports
CAHS crews dominated in a clean sweep across sports. Measured wins came from varsity and junior high squads as Titusville trip produced a strong against Rockers on their mats. Gorry's junior high basketball team also routed a top competitor for a decisive season end.
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Titusville
Gorry
UC Spends $1,500 to Thaw Pipes During Cold Spell
Union City water and sewer authority spent about $1,500 on repairs, equipment, and materials to thaw and restore water service. The cold caused many mains and lines to freeze or break, leaving 60 dwellings without water for varying periods. Manager Wesley Allen said extra staff worked multiple times to restore service and noted some lines were not buried deep enough to prevent freezing.
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On-The-Spot Survey In Jobless Areas Starts
Secretary of Labor Arthur J Goldberg flies on a three day mission for President Kennedy to survey unemployment trouble spots in eight states. He plans meetings with state officials businessmen and labor leaders as he visits Chicago South Bend Lansdowne and Detroit. He will explain Kennedy's 1.2 billion emergency aid program and other plans to reverse the economic downtrend and restore full employment.
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Area Jobless Ranks Soar By 50 Per Cent
Corry Pennsylvania January jobless figures show a 50 percent rise from December as the local State Employment Service reports mixed forecasts. James Roseberry notes sharp January declines in placements, with 129 new applications and only three professional openings filled. Employers contacted 31 to create openings. seven openings remained at month end across service, clerical, skilled, and unskilled roles. Benefits decisions resulted in 34 denials and 54 approvals, with 1,276 weeks of compensation adjusted to curb overpayments.
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Reinstatement of Philadelphia Teachers in Communist Probe
Philadelphia board of education readmit nearly all teachers after a state supreme court upheld appeals in a probe into communism past. Only one educator remained off duty as cases were reconsidered.
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California Death Row Chase Date Set for Robillard XIV
California records show 33 inmates on San Quentin death row with one official death date set for February 14, Valentine’s Day, by San Mateo County Judge Frank B Blum for Alexander Robillard XIV. The majority await California Supreme Court decisions while eight previously slated executions were stayed.
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Kennedy Says Government Will Sue Price Riggers
President Kennedy announced the government will sue electrical equipment makers for damages after bids on federal contracts were rigged. Firms like General Electric and Westinghouse face multi‑million dollar claims, with a wave of antitrust actions pending in multiple cities as the government seeks heavy penalties.
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H.R. Porter. Tue
Pittsburgh
Tagersold Rand Co
Thei Lines
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Snow Slide Buries Swiss Children On Ski Vacation
A snow slide buried Swiss pupils on a ski trip near the eastern Alpine region. Police report several children killed and many injured as hundreds of rescuers searched a 1,000 foot wide avalanche area near their hillside resort.
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Two Area Joint Airports Talks Move Ahead
Warren County committee pursues Jamestown or Chautauqua County aid for a bi county port. A plan for Lamberton field Bi county airport development is being drafted for FAA review. Jefferson County Considering legal routes to back DuBois Jefferson port as Brookville seeks financing and zoning steps.
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Negotiations with Soviet Union Expected in Six Months
United States leaders plan early formal talks with the Soviet Union within six months. President Kennedy and aides seek to press Berlin and disarmament issues while avoiding confrontation. Preparations include country by country policy reviews, a White House session with top officials, and a push for stronger NATO unity to create a broader Western alliance.
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Traditional funeral honors clarinetist in New Orleans
The Birekie Brass Band played at a traditional funeral for a clarinetist in New Orleans Louisiana yesterday. Grand Marshal Matthew Mauston led the procession with attendees from the local union. The services marked a long career shaping New Orleans flag and music styles.
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Hyn Cork
New Orleans
Walter Netain
Matthew Mauston
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