Good lead probed in Eleanor Free silk stocking murder
Erie police pursue a new lead in the Eleanor Free case as District Attorney Herbert J. Johnson Jr. and investigators question two Rochester women, seeking to advance the investigation. Coroner Merle Wood notes body decomposition limits injuries assessment. Mrs Free was found gagged, bound, likely dead three to six days before discovery.
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Erie
Eleanor Free
Herbert J. Johnson Jr
Free
Rochester
N. Y
Johnson
James Free
Clifford Salow
Youth Career Guidance Discussed At Corry Session
A Corry area meeting focused on placing high school graduates into worthwhile jobs. Speakers highlighted agriculture and urban opportunities, noting 60 percent not bound for higher learning need strong guidance. Penn State extension would help implement development programs with future meetings planned.
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Schlosser
Firth
Corry
Roland Gates
Corry Area High School
Penn State
West Virginia man surrenders to FBI in Pittsburgh case
William F. Bolle, a suspect in an $8,000 embezzlement at Union Trust in Parkersburg, West Virginia, turned himself in at the Pittsburgh FBI office after being on the run since December 5, 1952. He was arraigned, held on $10,000 bail, and turned over to U.S. Marshal.
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Pittsburgh
West Virginia
FBI
William F. Bolle
Bernt
Union ‘Trust & Deposit Co
Farkersburg
W. Va
PBI
Bell
Cairo
W Va
San Diego
Calif
Benjamin F. Wilfara
U.S
Donjwil D. Reed
U. S
Doris Day Tops Box Office In National Poll
Doris Day was named the nation s top box office draw in the Motion Picture Herald annual poll of film exhibitors. The report notes Day surpasses Elizabeth Taylor in popularity with American theater owners.
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Nunnx
Sue Eit
Doris Day
Elizabeth Taylor
Miss Day
Motion Picture Herald
Red Chinese and Russians split over Marx Lenin dogma
Marlow notes a growing rift between the Soviet and Chinese communist factions. Khrushchev’s call for peaceful coexistence provoked harsh Chinese attacks while Moscow accuses Beijing of betrayal. The feud worsens as both priesthoods claim sole knowledge of Marx and Lenin. The West hopes for a worsening split.
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Washington
Marx
Lenin
Tietum
Khrushchev
Red China Denounces Khrushchev Over Cuban Crisis
A Peoples Daily editorial blasts Khrushchev for withdrawing missiles from Cuba calling it appeasement. The piece marks a sharp Sino Soviet split and frames Chinese aims as revealed for Western readers to note in years ahead.
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Cuba
Deo 31
People’s Daily
Red Chinese
Khrut
Khrushchev
Peoople
People’s “Daily
Rus
Sia
Communist Blame Amid Cold War Rhetoric
The piece contends Soviet and Chinese strands claim Western imperialism fuels modern war while clashing over ideology. It cites China’s rigid Marxism Leninism and Khrushchev’s crisis over Cuba, noting historical tensions and alleged aggression in Asia and beyond.
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United States
India
Tibet
Khrushchev
Cuba
Escapee Nabbed In New Mexico
John Chester Mitchell 24 of Fayetteville Pa escaped from Huntington state correctional institute in 1962. FBI agent H O Hawkins said Mitchell was arrested December 22 1962 by State Police in Ruidoso New Mexico on bad check charges. A fingerprint check confirmed his identity. Mitchell was jailed on burglary and larceny charges after escaping with another inmate January 5 1962. the other man was captured a month later.
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Albuquerque
N. M
John Chester Mitchell
Fayetteville
Huntington Pa
Ned
FBI
H. O. Hawkins
Mitchell
Ruidoso
Huntington
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Erie Police
Corry Journal
Derry
Jerry Lee Sweet Jr
Memorial Hospital
Jerry
Jerry Sweet Sr
R. D. 2 Clymer
First Avenue Merchants
Mrs. Sweet
Liz
Buffalo
Sonnel and Gates
B. G
Barney) Bennett
Oseph McCray
James Hammond
John Lindstrom
W. 8. Eaton
Richard Parver
Frank A. Toth
Franklin St
Speed
Barney's Firestone
Dim Hammond
Mgr
Nya
Marlow
New Mexico
Used Car Buyer's Bulletin
Ford Dealers
Ford
Tri-Nord Motors, Inc
W. Smith Street
Corry, Pa
Roan
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