Manslaughter Ruling In Youths Death At Pittsville
Deputy coroner in Crawford County ruled manslaughter in the death of James Young age 17 after a Saturday afternoon crash on South Perry Street Hill. State Police and district attorney continue the probe into driver James Sharp 17 and other youths involved. Investigators cited risky driving and hot rodding around Sunset Heights, with car leaving the road and striking a tree. Chase Condon 18 remained hospitalized with broken ribs and other injuries while others improved.
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Teposville
Crawford County
Lanne
James Yoong
South Peery Street
James Sharp
Claude Sharp
Pittstid
Franklin
Sid
Ventnue
Copsuil
Vern Vorsa
Pittsville
Titusville
Tree Sharp
Chase Condon
Condon
Sonne
Perry Street
Coroier
Sunset Heights
UN Resumes Israel Debate Amid Tense Global Standoff
The United Nations resumes debate on Israel amid heightened pressure over postwar borders and aid. Reports indicate discussions focus on sanctions and diplomatic positions as the United States weighs its support given its major role in Israeli funding and military assistance.
Dismiss Classes After Bomb Scare at Beaver High
Beaver High School dismissed classes after an anonymous call warned a bomb would explode between 10 p.m. and 2 p.m. Officials, doubting the threat, checked the building with police but found no device. The scare was deemed a prank by a pupil or prankster, and classes resumed after contingency checks.
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Beaver
Beaver High School
Asen'eh
Trucks Collide Wreck Ties Route 51 Traffic
A Cleveland to Pittsburgh mail truck and a tractor trailer collided on Route 51 early today, scattering 500 bags of mail and delaying traffic about 41 hours until Pittsburgh authorities arrived with equipment. Drivers identified: John A. Rogers 31 of Columbus Ohio, and Joe Bagaline 28 of Aliquippa. A passenger, Harry Twiiger 25 of Aliquippa, was not injured.
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Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Route
Posta
John A. Rogers
Columbus
Ohio
Joe Bagaline
Aliquippa
Bagaline
Harry Twiiger
Aliguppa
Ys Tan Hut
High Court Lets Decision Stand In Photo Case
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court upheld contempt convictions of seven western Pennsylvania newspaper men for photographing a murder trial. They tested a judge’s ban on photos outside Greensburg Court, with Wable’s 1955 execution cited. Fines ranged from 100 to 500 dollars. prison sentences were set aside. A U.S. Supreme Court move was discussed to seek federal review.
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Wasmngzon Sa
Supreme Court
Western
Pennsylvania
Uien
Iul
Westnoteland County Coit
Greensbitts
Mudge
Edyard
G Bauer
Chanty Court
John W. Wable
Wable
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
David W. Mack
Greensburg
Tribune Review
Ac Lion
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association
U. S. Supreme Court
Federal District Court
Pittsburgh
William Block
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Andrew Bernhard
Post-Gazette
Ed- Wtor
Vince—Johnson
James Klingensmith
Don Bindyke
Robert Purdy
Tibune-Revow
Mack
Block
Bernhard
Purdy
Johnson
Klingensmith
Bindyke
Judine Bauer
High Court
Woman Caused Detective Ti Allen Carnahan Shooting
Pittsburgh police report 46 year old detective Ti Allen Carnahan was shot in the left thigh after a woman, Miss Shirley Cavanaugh, 28, allegedly pulled a gun while Carnahan sat at a club bar. Carnahan initially claimed self injury while transferring a revolver. he later retracted, saying the shooting was by Miss Cavanaugh. Carnahan was treated at Allegheny General Hospital and was reported in good condition.
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Rouve Yoting
Allen Calaban
Warnding
Sudd
Pittsburgh
Caynihin W
James W. Slusser
Carnahan
Shirley Cavanaugh
Slusser
Allegheny General Hospital
Carnahin
Begin 29 City Racket Probe Uncovers Labor Corruption Links
The committee will hear 20 to 25 witnesses this week amid probes into labor-management problems, underworld infiltration, misuse of union funds, civil rights suppression, and rackets involving unions including carpenters, operating engineers, Allied Industrial Workers, and Western Conference Teamsters. Revelations tie funds to personal use by leaders like Beck and Brewster as investigators target Portland Seattle vice and related arrangements.
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Scuuumucu Acum
Ton
Kennedy
Portland
Portland-Seattle
Dave Beck
Teamsters
Europe
Beck
Frank W. Brewster
Capone Rival Dies In Prison In 64th Year
Longtime Chicago mob figure and Capone rival dies in Federal Penitentiary. The underworld leader, 64, was linked to the Valentine's Day Massacre in 1929. He was brought to Leuven Worth for burial after a January 11 death.
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Bis
Movin
al Cipone
Roarine
Gleday
Federal
Yester
Chieapo
Chienzo
Leuven
Citizens State Bane
Ansonii
Ohio
Under God Stays in Flag Salute, Court Refuses Action
Supreme Court declined to order removal of the words Under God from the Pledge of Allegiance in New York public school ceremonies. Justice Tsydone Bookstein ruled the phrase constitutional. Freethinkers of America leaders Joseph Lewis and Alfred Klein argued the pledge violates religious freedom and conscience.
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Supreme Coue
der God
New York
Sohigo
Tsydone Bookstein
Joseph Lewis
Cinta Falls
Freethinkers of America
Alfred L. Klein
Sharehsland
Martin J. Schieman
Lewis
I. Lewis
U.S. Supreme Court
Warrenton Nursing Home Fire Triggers Health Director Shakeup
Missouri Health Director James T. Binir was fired after a Warrenton nursing home fire killed seven. Dr. James R. Amos said he planned to resign. funeral plans were made for 21 identified victims and others missing or unclaimed.
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Weepeo Ghix
James T. Binir
Missouri
Warrenton
Fourinry
James R. Amos
Aotmass
Warren
Folly
Five More Bodies Revealed In Plane Crash Wreckage
Debris from a U S Air Force Globemaster in the Han River wreck near Sandbar Island revealed five more bodies of American servicemen. Ninety-nine deaths remain feared as 28 of 137 survivors remain hospitalized. Recovery efforts were delayed by ice and giant debris. another attempt planned for tomorrow. GIRL DIES OF BURNS IN PITTSBURGH Oakland district resident Linds Rodgers, nine, died from burns while by a stove preparing hot chocolate. clothing caught fire in her home.
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Seasin
Smvane Exes
Han River
Japan
Nogiant
Pittsburgh
Linds Rodgers
Montefiore Hospital
Oakland
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