Youth Admits Driving Death In One-Car Erie Crash
Erie youth Robert Sayers pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter for a fatal October 24 crash on Route 97 that killed Bernard Jaglowski, 16. Sayers said he was the driver of the stolen car. Jaglowski was found dead at the scene and died after hospital transfer. Sayers was jailed on related auto theft and involuntary manslaughter charges, with bonds set and the case bound over to the next term.
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Norman Hammer
William Helsler
Frontier Motor Sales
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Jaglowsti
Herbert Johnson Jr
Storm cripples eastern U S with heavy snow and deaths
A major storm battered the eastern United States with heavy snow, high winds, and dangerous travel. Regions from Ohio to New York and across New England reported subfreezing temperatures, drifting snow, and coastal tides. Reports tally storm-related deaths across several states, including Virginia, New York, Tennessee, Ohio, Kentucky, North Carolina, Louisiana, Mississippi, Massachusetts and New Jersey.
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Virginia
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Mississippi
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New Jersey
Carry Digs Out After Blizzard
Daybreak finds Carry on the road crews clearing main streets. Highway plows and 20 men with 10 machines work to open sidelanes as winter lingers. Rail service runs near normal with Erie trains on time and Pennsylvanian trains slightly delayed. Buses resume schedules though some westbound arrivals ran late. Temperatures dip to 24 at night and reach 10 by morning, with warnings of slick, drifted highways and continued hazards on the roads.
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Blaze destroys 14 room home in Farmington fire
A two story country home in Fayette County owned by Mr and Mrs Charles Bygate of Pittsburgh was leveled by a blaze causing an estimated loss of 100000. State Police met the Bygales at the Conesal interchange of the Pennsylvania Turnpike after the fire broke out.
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How to woo a college dean with a free spirit
Hal Boyle offers guidance for graduates facing college admissions. Emphasize individuality, creative insight, and unconventional flair to charm a dean, even if grades were average. Present yourself as a unique thinker the campus can showcase, then seal the deal with a compelling personal motive.
Mrs Roosevelt Stranded By Snow In Pittsburgh
Franklin D Roosevelt’s wife Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt rode out a heavy snowstorm in southwestern Pennsylvania as a 11 hour trip from Columbus to Pittsburgh in a State Police escort. The former first lady, weary but unruffled, hoped to attend an Israel bond rally where she was to be principal speaker but the storm altered her plans.
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Divorcee Shot To Death In Pittsburgh Home
A 29 year old North Side divorcee, Mrs Nancy Peterson mother of two, was found shot to death in her apartment last night. Detectives held Clyde Gilson 30 as a material witness. Peterson appeared to have been shot in the left temple and lay sprawled on her bed with a 32 caliber revolver nearby.
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Scholarship Line: Harbor College Call Stirs Debate
A quirky brisk note hints that a scholarship in any field could seal university entry, suggesting even Buddhism and archery as options. It concludes with a nudge toward Harbor College as a fallback, playing on admission pressures.
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Peace and Prosperity Backing Nixon in White House bid
Auditor General Charles Smith says peace and prosperity will keep a Republican in the White House. The 113 member GOP State Committee endorsed Nixon for president and Hugh Scott as running mate. Smith and Kent were endorsed for treasurer and auditor general, with changes to delegates and alternates for the national convention.
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Richard M. Nixon
U.S
Hugh Scott
Chicago
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Philadelphian
Robert F. Kent
Meadville
Pittsburgh SAU Finance Chairman Deliberates Delegation
D Fenton of Mahanoy City and Spencer G Newman Harrial and Willard rockin Pittsburgh as chairman of the SAU Finance Committee. Two delegates from each congressional district to be chosen at the April 26 primary. Bloom as chairman of the convention delegation to be picked at a May 21 Philadelphia meeting of the delegation in the new state committee.
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Spencer G.newman
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Rockin Pittsburgh
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Senate Divided On Civil Rights Conti 4 From Page One
The Senate remains split on civil rights as Democratic hopes for a federal aid bill clash with Eisenhower administration credits. John son’s stance aims to attract Northern Democrats while appeasing Southern backers. Senator Richard B. Russell warns Southerners see the year as a political circus, yet insist they cannot block a civil rights bill.
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