Erie Girl Faces Nose Restoration Surgery at Age Eleven
An 11 year old Erie girl Patty Ann Niemany arrived at Pittsburgh Allegheny General Hospital for a day long nose restoration operation by a leading plastic surgeon. The injury occurred in infancy when a hot iron fell on her face in 1945. Despite earlier procedures she has no nose and vision and hearing loss were corrected with prompt care.
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Erie
Pittsburgh
Allegheny General Hospital
Patty Ann Niemnany
Edward Niemany
Emma Matthews
Erie County Crippled Children’s Socity
Patty Ann
City Rejects Bids For New Power Shovel
Streets Director Joseph Wabank rejected all bids for a power shovel planned for the streets department. He may seek a used unit and shop around, noting bids ranged from 14 000 to 20 000 dollars. City Hall had predicted the shovel could not be purchased. The resolution states the lowest bid is not in the city’s best interest and other bids were higher.
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Ehis—Streets
Joseph Wabank
Streets Department
Woalszak
Boxing figure Loughrey suspension upheld by court
Dauphin County Court upholds the six month suspension of Thomas Loughrey manager for Harold Johnson in the May Philadelphia bout and Mederos fight. Judge Sohn says the commission acted to protect boxing best interests and notes Johnson was allegedly drugged before the match. Loughrey’s license suspension began July and expires January with a 1956 license application pending.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
State Athetic Commission
Thomas Loughrey
Harold Johnson
Dauphin County
Walter R. Sohn
Loughrey
Cobbler Wins Sixty Four Thousand Dollar Prize on TV Quiz
Michael della Rocca a 54 year old Italian immigrant from Baldwin Long Island wins the grand prize on The $64,000 Question after a 14 part opera query. He plans to invest winnings in amateur operas at the Baldwin high school. He chose adviser Plato from the isolation booth and left with the $64,000 prize.
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BBC
New York
Michael Della Rocca
Gino Prato
Oper
Della Rocca
Baldwin
Long Island
Plato
Bronx
Five New Members Initiated into VFW Class of 5
The Lt Archie W Thompson Post VFW welcomed five new members in a Burch M Gordon class initiation at the West Washington Street post home. Malcolm McGinnis Norman Lewis David Andrus George Mulvin and Frank Valvo joined as W S Houghton led in Commander Stigler's absence. A lunch followed the meeting.
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Archie W. Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
West Washington Street Post
Burch M. Gordon
Malcolm McGinnis
Norman Lewis
David Andrus
George Mulvin
Frank Valvo
W. S. Houghton
John Stigler
Reglar
Lenten Services Begin At St Pauls Lutheran Church
St Pauls Lutheran Church opens its Lenten services with 8 p.m. vesper services led by Pastor Elmer A. Ortner. The sermon theme is Ashamed. Midweek sessions continue through Holy Week with Sunday 11 a.m. study on The Questions about Religion and evening discussions with coffee on The Story of the Church. A Bible Study group meets Thursday at 7:30 to study Genesis.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Elmer A. Ortner
Corry Native Harry Keim Dies in Warren
Harry William Keim 62, Corry native, died Sunday in Warren General Hospital. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Gibson Funeral Home Warren with Dr Joseph Piper Sr and Rev Frank Hehill presiding. He lived in Warren 32 years and worked for Bracken Brothers Wholesite Grocery Co and Struthers Wells Corp. Survived by wife Theresa, son Charles C Keim Richmond Ind, daughters Mary Lindquist Cleveland Jean Johnson Warren Rebecca Piper Warren, two grandchildren, sister Mrs Fred W Vaughn Seattle, uncle William Brinker Corry, cousin Mrs Marie MacTannes Corry. Burial at Warren County Memorial Park Starbrick.
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Gunera
Gibson Funeral Home
Warren
Harry William Keim
Corrysnative
Warren General Hospital
Cory
Keim
Bracken Brothers Wholesite Grocery Co
Struthers ‘Wells Corporation
First Presbyterian Church of
Theresa ©. Keim
Charles C. Keim
Richmond
Ind
Mary K. Lindquist
Cleveland
Jean K. Johnson
Rebecca K. Piper
Fred W. Vaughn
Seattle
Wash
William Brinker
Corry
Marie Mac-Tnnes
Joseph D. Piper
McKeesport Methodist Church
Frank Hehill
County Memorial Park
Starbrick
Death Car Nearly Hits Children in Meadville
Ralph Lowe 58 of Sherwood Ohio suffered a heart attack while driving on Washington Street Meadville and died en route to Meadville City Hospital. Police said his car swerved to the left, narrowly missing several school children before striking a dirt bank. He is survived by his wife Sue and son Ralph Jr.
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Meadvillis
Ohio
Meadville
Ralph Lowe
Sherwood
Washington Street
Lowe
Meadville City Hospital
Sherman L. Watson
Crawford County
Sue
Ralph Jr
Stevenson Hits GOP Policies at Seattle Campaign Rally
Adlai Stevenson campaigned in Seattle denouncing Eisenhower era foreign policy. He warned against partisan distortions while praising peaceful methods and criticizing Republican “frequent and foolish failures.” He spoke to about 400 people at a $25-a-plate Democratic rally.
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Seattle
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Thinots
Stevenson Journey Through Washington and Idaho Campaign Stops
The campaign travels move east to Washington's eastern region home to Grand Coulee Dam and a major atomic energy plant at Hanford. Afterward the candidate will fly to Boise Idaho for further campaigning while opponents press slogans about peace and prosperity.
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Stevenson
Washington
Grand Coulee
Atomic Energy Commission
Hanford
Boise
Idaho
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