Paragraf Frank Filegar in hospital after one car crash
Paragraf Frank Filegar 79 of Grand Valley remains in satisfactory condition at Corry Memorial Hospital after a one car accident near Grand Valley Wednesday night. He suffered a neck sprain and back bruises while police said an oncoming car forced him off the road. The damaged car was valued at 150 dollars. A 9 year old boy found cash on Concord street and Thomas Lamendola and his son Joseph turned it in at the station. Police seek the owner to identify the sum and denominations. A plate belonging to a local junk dealer may be recovered by owner or police. A stray yellow and white collie with no collar was reported at 534 West Columbus avenue. Weather outlook: tomorrow through Wednesday, temperatures 2 to 6 degrees above normal with light snow flurries and mixed precipitation. Police investigated a break in at a portable building behind West Main Street. An area motorist died and an Ohio man was injured in a two vehicle crash nine miles west of Warren. Arthur H. Collins, 76, Linesville, was killed. Mike Paolo Jr., 39, Newton Falls, injured. A Columbus man pled guilty to a drunk charge, fined 10 dollars and costs 9 dollars, totaling 19 dollars, and was told to pay before release. Albert L. Miller, Columbus, was arrested after police received a report of a drunken man at Main and South Center streets and arraigned by Alderman Cobbett.
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Grand Valley
Corry Memorial Hospital
Warren
Filegar
Concord Street
Thomas J. Lamendola
East Main Street
Joseph
Ohio
Ohio Highway Patrol
Arthur H. Collins
Linesville
Mike Paolo Jr
Newton Falls
Columbus
Albert L. Miller
R. D
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South Center Streets
Miller
Cobbett
Britain Aims to Ease Viet Nam Crisis via Moscow Visit
London AP report says George Thomson, Britain’s foreign affairs minister, travels to Moscow to sign the biannual British Soviet cultural agreement while officials cast doubt on the mission’s scope and aim. The trip follows top level talks about easing the Viet Nam conflict.
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London
Moscow
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Foreign Office
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John L. Lewis Turns 85 Avoids Birthday Attention
John L. Lewis, longtime president of the United Mine Workers of America, marks his 85th birthday while avoiding interviews and photographs. An aide notes he dislikes birthdays and plans to return to his sixth floor office to continue duties as chairman of the union’s welfare and trust boards.
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Organized Labor
United Rawrelles
Union’s Welfare
Ten Die In Area Auto Crashes In January
Fatal auto accidents plagued four Pennsylvania counties in January with 10 deaths and 101 injuries amid an estimated $140 315 in property damage Troop E reports 213 crashes in Erie Crawford Venango and Warren counties Major causes listed include reckless driving failure to yield improper passes and failure to signal with 363 speedrelated violations leading the arrests Also 712 drivers passed tests and 181 failed.
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Erie
Crawford
Venango
Warren
Robert L. Dunham
Lawrence Park
Millcreek Man Wounded In Window Shooting
Calvin Botwright, 56, was hit in the left arm and side by a bullet through his living room window. He was treated and released from Hamot Hospital in Erie. Police chased a two-person car, likely a 1955 or 1956 Plymouth, with light top and long tail lights, but found no trace. Local chief urged witnesses to come forward to prevent further harm.
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Millcreek
Calvin Botwright
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Joseph Marshall
Botwright
Millcreek Township
Marshall
Young
Charge USW Election Wrong Charge Contested by Unions
Pittsburgh reports slow vote counting across two McDonald locals while Philadelphia backs McDonald. Counts show disputed tallies and thousands of locals yet to be reported to international HQ within ten days. Elected tellers and the Honest Ballot Association supervise final tally and must report by May 1.
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McDonald
Philadelphia
Abel
Aga
Honest Ballot Association
Industrialist Batt Sr Dies in Delray Beach
William Loren Batt Sr., 79, a Philadelphia industrialist and vice president of the War Production Board in 1940, died Wednesday in Delray Beach Florida.
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Delray Beach, Fla
William Loren Batt Sr
Philadelphia
War Production Board
Ski day draws 130 on slopes amid rain in Peek
Weekend activities span multiple visits as Peek residents report visitors from Clymer Corry Union City and Erie. A hospital update notes Hazel Park's improving condition at Roswell Memorial Hospital Buffalo with plans to return home. Farewell party honors Dave Motherwell before Army duty. Sharon Hayes heads to Brownville Texas to seek work.
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Peek *H” Peak
Pearl TeWinkle
Merle TeWinkle
Clymer
Myron Wallace
Max Bemis
Laurence Evans
Love
Brenda Albright
Union City
Shelvy Albright
Corry
Amos VanBarden
Sibley Wright
Waterford
Ond Tuesda
James Gould
Guy Hayes
Spc5
Dave Motherwell
Germany
Sharon Hayes
Widow and daughter die in Manchester North Side fire
A blaze swept four old buildings in Manchester North Side killing Mrs. Louise Ceark, 40, and her daughter Wendy Lou, 9. Five firefighters were overcome by smoke and a sixth injured. Unknown number of residents were displaced. Damage about 40000. Cause under investigation.
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Gaps"duass Ote
Manchester
Louise Ceark
Wendy Lou
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Townville, Pa
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Jamestown
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