Out-of-court Settlements in Fatal Smock Boulevard Crash
Settlements were reached yesterday in car death suits arising from a June 30 1954 crash on Smock Boulevard in Titusville. Three men died when a Cadillac driven by Donald Palmer Jr sped down Route hill into Titusville at 110 mph. Plaintiffs Ruth M Thomas and Bertha Sullivan sought damages in the deaths of Donald W Thomas and Sullivan’s husband. Defendant was Donald O Fisugh administrator of the Palmer estate. The collision occurred near Barber Street at about 10 40 p m injuring Pun Shorte and another survivor.
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Astubville
Smock
Common Pleas Court
Mesdville
Amminto
Ruth M. Thomas
Donald W. Thomas
Bertha Sullivan
Herbert Foy
Sullivan
Thomas
Titusville
Asults
Ralph W. Palmer Jr
Donald O. Fisugh
Meadville
Palmer
Hill
Serous
Barber Street
Flier Slain and Girl Friend Missing Near Great Falls
A 18-year-old airman Lloyd Duane Bogle was found slain beside his car in a lover's lane west of Great Falls Montana. The 16-year-old girlfriend Pat Enjitzke is missing and police search for her. Bogle was from Waco Texas and had left the Kalitaka home Monday evening with Enjitzke the pair described as 5 foot 8, 112 pounds.
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Associated Prep
Pulse of Wall Street ends with mixed stock trading
Moderate selling clipped prices in New York trading with scattered small gains and losses. Stocks like AT&T and General Motors showed minor moves while others such as American Can, Bethlehem Steel, RCA and Exxon listed but varied. Egg market unsettled as supply receipts totaled 24,700 with whites and browns priced across quality levels. Nutritionists warn washing fruit before cooling reduces flavor and food value.
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Associated Press
New York
At&t
Atlantic Refining
Bethlehem Steel
Ier
Briggs - Curie
Chrysler Cities Service
Columbia Gas
Edison - Continental
Eastman Kodak Erle RR
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Foods
General Motors Int Tel & Tel
Minneapolis
Mai
Montgomery Ward
Eisenhower Completes Two Messages In Key West
President Eisenhower finished work on two major messages to Congress in Key West, taking it easy per doctor’s advice after a heart attack. White House secretary James Hagerty said the work was completed yesterday, with the State of the Union and the budget for the coming fiscal year ready for delivery. At breakfast tomorrow he will host President-elect Juscelino Kubitschek of Brazil.
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Key West
Fis
Eisenhower
Congress
James C. Hagerty
White House
Judge Denies Tax Evader New Trial
PITTSBURGH A U S District Court judge denied a new trial motion by George Cindrich 32 of Midland Beaver County convicted of evading income taxes. The judge ordered Cindrich to appear for sentencing later. The jury of eight women and four men convicted him of evading 2000 in taxes. government alleged 18000 but jury found him not guilty of 16000 of the total. Cindrich owned a construction company cab Timm and a restaurant and leased heavy construction equipment.
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Pittsburgh
George Cindrich
Midland
Beaver County
Rabe F. Marsh
Cindrich
Lish
Cindvich
Cindeich
Cab’ Timm
Restaurant
Four Quadruplets Born Die At Lancaster Hospital
Oaster, Va. report says one of quadruplet boys born prematurely Monday died yesterday at Lancaster General Hospital. The surviving child, Norman Charles Hohenwarter, was listed in fair condition today. The four weighed 14 pounds 7 ounces total. Father Norman Hohenwarter, a postal clerk earning 60 a week, and mother Regina, 25, lived in Lancaster.
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Oaster
Lanicaster General Hospital
Norman Charles Hohenwarter
Norman
Hohen- Warter
Regina
Quiz answers and family notes appear on editorial page
The fragment lists quiz answers and family details including mentions of twins on the way and Hohenwarters with two other sons aged six and two. It cites answers to quiz questions printed on the Editorial Page, with items about timing, amounts, percentages, and names such as Mess James Wilson and Mrs Hobby.
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Hohenwarters
Hien
James Wilson
Coolidge
Roosevelt
Hobby
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Wall Street
Corry’s Smart Women's Shop
Dodd
North Center ST
Corry, PA
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Lancaster
Ota LU AS
Loblaws
Cortland
Mersman
Mersiman
Meerdink’s
Singer
Corry
Singer Sewlig Machine Center
Franklin
Carry
UTZ
Spring Street
R. G. Wiggers Motor Bases
N. Center St
Ervice
Privel
Corry Asphalt Company
Forree
Ed Potocki
Maytag
Blackstone
Apex
Root Applane
J. Peterson & Son
Brigham Hardware
Worth Street
Ruffener
Mather
Murray Monograms
Mott Street
Ajax Iron Works Corry
Bos Tesinn
Harold L. Nichols
R. D
Spartansburg
Grand Valley
Spring Street Dial
Rca-Tv
RCA
Davis Radio-Tv
Sia
Slocum Electronics
East Main Street
Thompson Lumber Products
Robert L. Catlin
Wright Street
Westfield
Ata
Allstate Insucanes Company
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Gomy
Corry General Area
Minisger
Allstate
Tsurange Go
Suinwix Stowet
Joe Cohen
Wayne Street
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Shady Ave
Clark E. Lord
Spath - Jarrett - Ferguson J
Watt Real Estate Agency
North East
James R. Leslie
Wattsburg
Rasselas
W. Brown
Homer G. Bulard
American Legion
St. Edward's Pta
Taso
Dr. Butters
Dr. Tate
Corry Memorial Hospital
Alfonso Jackson
Concord Township
M. O. Baldwin
Casey's Corners
Lindsey Hollow Road
Corry Area High School
Conelway School
Darrow's Corners
Ormsbee Road
Hemlock School
Elgin
Lovells Road
Concord Township School Board
Pharaoh Monroe
S&h
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Berlanti Abdulhamid
Berlanti
Egypt
Marilyn Mone
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