Habeas corpus petition of Francis Adams dismissed
A habeas corpus petition by Francis Adams of Baltimore was dismissed by Judge Samuel V. Rossiter. Adams, sentenced to two to five years at Greaterford state penitentiary for stealing $800 in photographic equipment from WSEE-TV, was described as unstable and irresponsible by the judge.
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Erie
Enrgin
Alma Amos
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Hospital Admission and Discharge List Includes Local Residents
The Corry Memorial Hospital admitted Mrs Huroki Raymond, RD 2 Andrew Pailson at 125 Maple venue, Mrs Alan Cox Elgin. Discharges include Mr John Amoroso 310 Spring Street, Mrs Frit Rohde Wabtsbure, Mrs Elmer Comber 182 Third Avenue, Mrs D Gerald Pakehild and daughter Rebecca Ann 121% South Pirst Avenue, Sylvia 12 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Amby Allen 216 Mead Avenue, Mrs Gertrude Pettigrew 504% South Street, and others in the area.
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Andrew Pailson
Maple Venue
Alan Cox
Elgin
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Spring Street
Frit
Rohde
Wabtsbure
Elmer Comber
Third Avenue
D. Gerald Pakehild
Rebecca Ann
South Pirst Avenue
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Amby Allen
Mead Avenue
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South Street
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Mamie Eisenhower Heads to Avon Resort Visit
Mrs Mathie Eisenhower and her sister Mrs George Gordon Moore left on a Southern Railroad Pullman for a health and beauty resort near Phoenix to spend two weeks. The party included the Eisenhowers' son and four grandchildren. The White House said the President may fly to Augusta for golf after talks with Mexico's President Mateos.
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Floods in Wabash Valley Displace Hundreds Amid Ice Jam
Floods driving hundreds from homes in the upper Wabash River Valley force evacuations in Logansport Delphi and Georgetown Indiana. Ice jams 35 feet high threaten bridges and waterworks while health officials urge boiling water. Two flood related deaths reported and a separate mine explosion in Merlebach France killed five workers.
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Boy Scouts Celebrate 49th Year
The Boy Scouts of America mark their 49th year with nearly five million members and 814,504 Cub Scouts 1,543,048 Boy Scouts and Explorers and 1,536,812 adult leaders. Since 1910 about 30 million youths and adults have joined. One in four American youths aged 8 to 18 is enrolled. World Friendship Fund funded scouting in 48 nations. Hundreds of scouts will attend the Tenth World Scout Jamboree July 17 26 at Manila’s National Park. Local leaders highlighted include Willam Brooks and Newell Beckwith among others with Troops 80 81 161. A new Troop 70 forms at St Paul’s Lutheran Church under Clarence Madison Jr.
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R. D
Clymer
No Budget For New Nike Zeus Missile
Washington reports the Department of Defense says no money is requested for Nike Zeus production as the weapon is not far enough advanced. Officials told committees production might begin later but no funds are in the current budget for bases or lines.
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Cyprus Pact Seeks End to Island Crisis Involves British Troops
The report outlines Cyprus divided Greek and Turkish communities seeking independence with British troops backing a three-nation guarantee and Turkish minority rights. The plan, Pack 161, is sponsored by St Thomas Church. Also noted are Cub Scout packs in Corry area under Parker and Benson with sponsors and new programs.
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Cyprus
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North Center Street
Corry
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East Congress Street
Wright School Parent ‘Teachers Association
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Second Avenue
Concord School
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Sunday Nap Recalled as Civilisation’s Lost Safety Valve
Hal Boyle recalls how the traditional Sunday afternoon nap shaped family life and American culture. The piece notes postwar changes, contrasts past Sunday rituals with modern busy Sundays, and reflects on the loss of a shared restful ritual. It also reports Manuel E. Davis, 67, Kansas City, a Missouri Republican power, dying after a two month illness.
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Kansas City
Manuel EL Davis
Missouri
Davis
U. S. Senate
Harry S. Truman
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