Crash victim PaitittaF Wallace Joy improving in Dunkirk Hospital
PaitittaF Wallace Joy formerly of Corry 49 improving in Dunkirk Hospital after an automobile crash near there Friday night Joy sustained severe head and leg injuries His wife Mrs Bernard Greene of Corry reported her daughter lost her gray plastic with gold trim glasses last Saturday Meadville Area School Board authorized borrowing up to 150000 to cover expenses until a state appropriation in April The state money is anticipated about April 1 The Temper Corp walkout ended in Charleston with 1250 workers returning to duty The sale tax crackdown announced by Revenue Secretary Dougherty targets chronic evaders and debtors Clarence Coons admitted to St Vincent's Erie hospital for a week or 10 days Snow removal planned on Main Street South Street and First Avenue with towing warnings for parked cars
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Corry
Dunkirk
Joy
Meadville Area School Board
Clarence Coons
R. D
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Coons
Three Firemen Die As Building Collapses In St Louis
A downtown St Louis three story brick building burned and collapsed trapping and killing three firemen. Ten others were injured, two later died after removal from the debris. The owners faced suspicion but police later said no clear evidence of arson.
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ST. Louis
Smaul
Derin
Arthur Fette
Clinton
Lorbert
William Grieser
Fette
Lorberk
Grieser
Childine
Angelo Kolocotronis
Edward Abschal
Cpl
William Baker
Fire destroys Tinde strom and Meyer Greenhouse on Route 17
In Savanna yesterday afternoon a large frame barn housing the Tinde strom and Meyer Greenhouse burned for five hours, with losses unofficially between 30000 and 50000 dollars. Fire hose stretched over half a mile from a creek as volunteers battled flames. No injuries reported. Nearby house saved by four departments. owner cites some insurance, boiler or flue may have started the blaze.
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Meyer
Jamestown
Arnold Lindstrom
Franke Meyds
College Dean Named Chicago Police Boss
Orlando W. Wilson, University of California dean and police administration expert, chosen by Mayor Daley to head Chicago's troubled police force, vows cautious, deliberate moves. He will be acting police commissioner March 2 and, after ordinance passage, superintendent at a $30,000 salary, chosen for integrity and experience.
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Chicago
Orlando W. Wilson
University of California
Richard J. Daley
Wilson
Daley
School of Criminality
University of California In Berkeley
Timothy J. O'Connor
Tine Daley
Aordin Huice
Ipolice
O'Connor
University
G Albert Sweet Dies at 56 in Corry
G Albert Sweet died at 11 40 am yesterday at Memorial Hospital after being admitted Sunday. He was 56 and born January 13 1904 in Corry. He worked at Nast s Clothing Ajax Tron Works and Aero Supply Co and was an avid hunter and hunter dog raiser. He was a member of the Corry Rod and Gun Club. Survivors include his wife Eleanor Koestner Sweet two brothers S Walter Sweet and Harold Sweet and a sister Mrs Harry Paulsen Sr. Friends may call at Bracken Funeral Home tonight and tomorrow with funeral Thursday at 11 am and Pine Grove Cemetery interment.
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Mubere Raus Sweet
Phi Avenue
Sweet
Mr. Sweet
Corry
Corry High School
Nast
Ajax Tron Works
Corry Jamestown, Corp
Aero Supply Mr. Co
Tnc
Corry Rod and Gun Club
Eleanor Koestner Sweet
Harry Paulsen Sr. Curry
S. Walter Sweet
Harold Sweet
Centerville
Ohio
Bracken Funeral Home
Mae
Pine Grove Cemetery
Finch Trial Nearing End Amid Plot Against Jurors
Final arguments begin in the Finch murder case. Dr. R. Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff face murder and conspiracy charges. Jurors debated bribery and tampering rumors as distractions. District Attorney McKesson surfaced concerns about attempts to approach a juror. Judge Evans ruled on motions and outlined possible verdicts while hotel confinement during Washington’s Birthday weekend drew surveillance attention.
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LOS Angelicu
Finch
R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
Barbara Jean Finch
Dr. Finch
Miss Tregoff
Walter R. Evans
William B. MeKesson
Evans
Washington
McKesson
Bly Sims
Defense Battle Delays Civil Rights Bill Debate
The Senate faces a lull as defense missile strength claims take center stage. Republican leaders push back against Democratic charges of a missile gap, arguing that military strength should be judged qualitatively. Democrats prepare a response, while civil rights legislation remains unaddressed in a six hour session.
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Union
Lkely
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Symington
Dirksen
Leverett Saltonstall
Rmass
Saltonstall
Sons of the American Revolution
U. S
William §. Miller
National Republican Congressional Committee
America
Symingtons
Humphreys
Johnsons
White House
Washington
Learn Of New Poison Gases Warns Expert
A top authority on chemical warfare urged doctors to be informed about newer poison gases deemed more deadly than conventional weapons. He cited tabun and other agents, warning that small amounts could devastate cities, with Soviet stockpiles and biological threats like Q fever altering public safety expectations. Dr. Cecil M. Coggins led the briefing, stressing the need for awareness and preparedness among physicians.
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Los Angeles
Soviet Union
San Francisco
California Medical Assn
Cecil M. Coggins
California Disaster Office
Sacramento
Coggins
Army Chemical Warfare Service
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Thomas Motors
Flye Rexall Drugs
N. Center St
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G. Albert Sweet
Uae
Cael
LEED
Tuffy’s
Kendall
Tuffy" Jorner
Center
Washington Streets
At Sea’s Drugs
Rude Stover
Rangi ES
Russet Stover Sandies
Ake Es
Roberts
Roberts Furniture and Appliance
Columbus
Russell Stover
Russell
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Rosebud
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