Union City Woman Killed In Truck Collision
Florence Gallagher 52 of Union City died when a coal truck struck her husband Eugene’s car as it emerged onto Route 1 six miles south of Union City. Eugene Gallagher, 56, was injured slightly and taken to Stenm Memorial Hospital in good condition. The truck driver Wendell E Schwab of Venes Pa was unhurt. Traffic halted over an hour as investigators cleared the scene.
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Union City
Mevastone
Route & 1
Florence Gallacher
Southstreet
Eugene
Stemn Memorial Hospital
Corp
Williams Irwin
Robert Stanko
Cory State Police
Gallagher
Roite
Canaduhta Lake
Wendell E. Schwab
Schwab
Thauto
Three Navy Men Die in Shangri La Plane Crash
Three Navy personnel were killed and two injured when a plane crashed and exploded near the Shangri La carrier off California. The dead include pilot Lt. David Oscar Gidal, Airman First Class Ronald G. Payne, and Glennett N. Hardeman from Smithville Texas. Injured were Richard Leon Davis and SN Brown. The Navy said the crash occurred during approach and the arresting gear on the flight deck failed.
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San Diego
Calif Wa
Navy
Maureen
Simnyvale
Calif
Tonald G. Payne
Myrle
Sun Vei
Glandett N. Hardeman
Smithville
Tex
Richard Leon Davis
SN. Brown
Thane
Tunisia France to Hold Talks Amid Crisis Diplomatic Moves
UNIS Tunisian envoy reports talks planned with France over the crisis as US Deputy Secretary of State Robert Murphy travels to Tunisia for talks with UN Secretary General Hammarskjold in New York. Murphy aims to meet British and French leaders in Europe to coordinate responses.
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Unis Tunisian
Robert Murphy
Murphy
Red Cross Workers Named For City Campa ign
Red Cross workers in Capuans wards are named for the coming campaign announced by James Allyn director of the 1858 fund and city official Mie Robert Galbreath. First Ward captains include Robert Forrester Baker Buisink McEnaghe Darwitt Watcolt. Second Ward leaders Croneas O Shell Pain Kenmwihy Bien Auty Baresi and Patrick Rydd. Third Ward leaders William Cumbletin M Douglas Roger Buowsi Beebe Cherry Estelle Wells Ruth Bennett. Fourth Ward chiefs John Shrehan Russell Clark Charles Correll Alvene Chasse Edmund Barr. A kickoff meeting is planned February 20 at Emmanuel Episcopal Church at 2 pm. the fund drive begins March 1 with a goal of 9700 dollars.
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Pistone
Red Cross
James Allyn
Fund Derive Diirector
Robert Galbreath
Elas
Parkiempariiye
Robert Forrester
LP Baker
Buisink
Frank McEnaghe
Darwitt
Auty Baresi
Patrick Rydd
William Cumbletin
M. Douglas
Roger Buowsi
Fred Beebe
Miltof Cherry
Estelle Wells
Ruth ‘Bennett
John Shrehan
Russell Clark
Charles Correll
Alvene Chasse
Edmund Barr
Red Cross Committee
Emmanuel Episcopal
Chieh
Man 72 Fatally Struck by Car in Lewisiars
A 72 year old man from Lewisiars was struck and killed by a vehicle late at night, according to State Police reports. The driver was identified as Curti Nortix, 21, a student at Williamsport Waycoming College in Sunbury.
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Seer
Tetry B . Waller
Lewisiars
Argentina Holds Free Election Tomorrow
Argentina prepares for its first free election in over four decades pitting provisional government supporters against Peronists. Campaigning ends tonight as Provisional President Aramburu plans a noon message to voters. Frondisi and Bulbin lead a crowded field with Peronists largely barred from running.
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Buenos Atres
Argentina
Juan Peron
Pedro Aramaburu
Allon
Arti Frondisi
Ricardo Bulbin
Bulbin
Frondiai
Gwen
Fern Frondisi
Am Incondiiuons
Gom- Thutiss
Suspend Two White Pupils At Little Rock High
Two white students Sammie Dean Parker and Howard Cooper aged 16 were suspended for two weeks at Central High after carrying printed cards reading one down and eight to go. The incident followed a scuffle with a Negro pupil. another student was expelled for the semester. The board petitioned the district court to suspend integration.
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Little Rock
Ark
V. S. Dismet Court
17 Pieces Of Equipment Used To Battle Snow
Eleven tricks three loaders two sidewalk plows and one grader worked through the night and by dawn Center street was nearly cleared of the snow that had piled up over the past month. By tonight’s dusk downtown business section should be substantially cleared.
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Center Street
Streets Department Praised For Snow Clearing Efforts
The Streets Department earns praise for rapid plowing and snow removal in the downtown area. Despite ongoing storms since January 17, crews kept most streets open, though garbage collection lagged and the West Washington landfill remained snowbound. an emergency call for York Street plowing revealed equipment troubles but a hospital run was avoided.
Hold Corryite In Assault Case Before Alderman Cobbett
Raymona Hupert George, 31, of 718 West Main Street, was scheduled for commitment to Erie County jail today in default of a $1000 bond set in a hearing before Alderman M Cobbett. George was arrested after Ruth McKinsey, 30, of 71B West Main Street, accused him of assault and battery and breach of peace. McKinsey was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital for a fractured little finger and injuries to two other fingers. The defendant pled not guilty and a hearing was set for 10:30 a.m. next Tuesday after neighbors reported a disturbance at West Main Street.
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Raymona Hupert George
West Main Street
Erie County
Cobbett
George
Ruth McKinsey
Corry MeMorial Hospital
Fire Kills Two Children in Cambria County Duplex
Coroner Joseph Govekur orders a formal probe into a fatal blaze in the Cambria County mining community. Siblings Michael Keys Harland aged 3 and Debbie 1 perished in the fire that swept one side of their duplex while their mother Walter Harland was at work. The family’s older son was away at the time.
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Wunworuwa
Ualittle County
Joseph Govekur
Cambria County
Michael Keys Harland
Debbie
St. Michael
Thomas Barber
Walter Harland
Harland
Harlands
State clears roads as snow drifts isolate farms
Highway crews in Pennsylvania work through heavy snow costing a million dollars daily to reopen 600 miles of township roads and reconnect isolated farm homes in Bradford, Wayne, and surrounding counties. Helicopters support airlifted relief while Civil Defense monitors the Delware Susquehanna and Ohio basins for flood risk.
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Associated Press
Redense
Delawne Susquchwana
Ohio River
Bradford
Crag Williamson
Harrisburg
Williamson
Willamson
Wayne Counties
Somerset County
Chester County
West Grove
Highways Department
Wayne County
City aide linked to $200000 embezzlement scheme
Houston Police say John James Tobin, once a city aide, led a plot to embezzle about 200000 dollars from an insurance firm by fabricating auto accident and hospital claims. Tobin and 15 others, including Youngstown physician Dr. James W. Barnes Jr, were arrested. Barnes posted 3000 dollar bond. Continuous details noted in follow up report.
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John James
Tubin
Paul B. Shade
Tobin
American Associated Insurance Co
Youngstown
Poller
Confeders
Hostul
James W. Barnes Jr
Barnes
Egypt-Syria Solidification Alarms Africa
Foreign discussion in Cairo about an Asian African permanent solidarity council alarms South Africa amid fears of Russian influence and Communist infiltration. South Africa denounces racial discrimination while warning of Cairo’s center stage in Africa’s nationalist movements and the potential widening of anti-apartheid sentiments.
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Cairo
South Africa
Egypt
Limpopo River
Russia
Moscow
Communist Party
Hgrd
Eric Louw Lou
Nehru
Thaia
Africa
South Asia
Continent
Corry Schools Plan Monday Reopening After Week Closure
Corry Area schools will reopen Monday at usual times across all joints. Superintendent LM Douglas said classes resume after a weather storm halted travel, with districts hoping roads will be passable by morning and the calendar for the rest of the year to be settled at the next Joint Committee meeting.
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Corry
Corry Area
LM. Douglas
Army Sergeant Sentenced Five Years For Espionage Conspiracy
Army Sergeant Roy A. Rhodes, 40, a 15 year veteran, was sentenced to five years in prison at hard labor after being found guilty of conspiring to commit espionage for the Kremlin and falsifying a royalty certificate. The sentence and verdict may be appealed or reviewed by Major General John G. Van Houten, with further action possible by Army authorities or civilian courts. Rhodes pledged to fight the conviction as his family, including wife Ola and sister Arlene Brown, reacted in tears.
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Roy A. Rhodes
Moscow
Kremlin
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Rhodes
Military Court
Military District of
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von Houten
Ggg Houten
Army Board of Review
Court of Military Appeals
Supremeourt of Military Justice
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Ola
Arlene Brown
Radium
Cole
Dilton
Oha
Merger of Nations Valra YI-Syria Egypt Victory
Voter plebiscite results announce union of Egypt and Syria under Gamal Abdel Nasser. About 99.99 percent of Egyptian and 99.98 percent of Syrian voters approve, creating a United Age Republic with Nasser as president and an executive council appointed for the new province. Damascus quiet after government collapse.
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Egypt
Syria
United Age Republic
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Cairo
separMe
Hewro
Ums
Shukri Kuwaily
Damascus
Sabri Assai
Viniil Nasser
Nasser
Abdin
Tovewmar
Feypt
Sudan
Probaly
Game Protector Killed Under Bulldozer in Pennsylvan ia
In Meerfield Township 10 miles east of Youngsville, Cady a foreman for the Pennsylvania Game Commission, died at Warren General Hospital from a fractured pelvis after falling from a bulldozer and being crushed by its blade. The operator Edward Drukemolynd turned away, the blade extended, and Cady was pinned as the machine backed up. He died today. Survived by wife and seven children. Funeral at Wes leyan Methodist Church in Pittsfield Tuesday at 2 p.m.
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Olg Puatiedina
Warren General Hospital
Cady
Food and Cover Corps
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Meerfield Township
Youngsville
Ed Lowrey
Warren County Caroner
Edward Drukemolynd
Tkhowle
Cullen
Wiiten
Pittsfield
Bile
Pitts
Vanguard To Try Again Next Week
Navy plans another satellite test next week after a foiled attempt. Army had a successful first try last month. The report notes the delay and that the trial is not expected until early March.
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Vanguard
Washington
Navy
Sino
Army
Trim
Kewpurr
Rain and Warmth Signal Northeast Snow Melt Rise
Rain and drizzle dampened parts of the county with a sharp warming trend noted along the Mississippi. Temperatures plunged into single digits in Minnesota and North Dakota, while new warmth moved in elsewhere. The Weather Service warned against rapid thaw risks, with flood potential in the Northeast and Great Lakes region as a storm system slides eastward toward New England.
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Associated Press
Missitpi
Nortte
Plains
Minniesa
North Dakota
Emsier
Wayman
Gulf Coast
Bruke
NTC
New England
Gas Leak Threatens Area Home
A natural gas leak from an underground service line near the Herbert Heidler home in Columbus caused an explosion and fumes yesterday. No serious injuries, but Columbus Fire Department stood by as gas company workers located the break under the meter in the garage, where the line had been installed two years prior.
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Herbert Heidler
Columbus
Heider
Red Party Leader Convicted Again
A Communist Party leader in the Carolinas was convicted in Federal Court of knowingly belonging to the organization and aiding violent revolution. The verdict found the individual a member from 1951 to 1954 and cited ongoing party teachings supporting violent action.
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Yumerving
Aly
Hise
Rales
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