Woman Frozen at Wheel Killed by Erie Train Crash
Eva Stoltz, 42, died when her stalled car on Cascade Street crossed tracks and was hit by a New York Central freight train. Crossing guard Carl Beck pleaded for her to exit as the train bore down, but she remained in the car. Coroner Warren W. Wood classified the death as accidental. witness accounts describe the frantic bid to move the vehicle before the collision. The train engineer stopped after a long train of 96 cars. Stoltz had left work early due to a headache and parked near the crossing shortly before the tragedy. The report notes the plant involved was Erie Forge and Steel. Earlier, Dr. Charles Edward Armory Winslow, founder of Yale Public Health, died at 79.
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ERIE
Eva Stoltz
Eric
Cascade Street
New York Central
Warren W. Wood
Carl Beck
Woods
Beck
W. A. West
Evie
Berk
Paul Flanigan
Mra. Stolts
Fieest Works
Erie Forge and Steel
J. D. Mobane
Yourestown
Republicans Aim For Quick Passage Of 160 Million Korean War Bonus
Harrisburg Republicans predict final House vote on a 160 million dollar Korean War bonus by month’s end. The plan funds up to 609 dollars for about 395,000 veterans via a bond sale, with the measure in the House Military Affairs Committee. Senate action could move ahead on its own bill.
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Harrisburg
Johnson
House
Military Affairs Committee
Pennsylvania
Senate
Sen
Pechan
R. Armstrong
Eisenhower
State Farm
Pardon Board
Roy E. Firman
Furman
House Rules Committee
David Darey
Bucks County
ODC
Reps
Goodling
Ashton
Chester
Markley
Lehigh
Mid East Aid Proposal Faces Committee Deliberations
The House committee weighs a Democratic backed substitute on Middle East aid. The substitute emphasizes US commitment to Middle East independence and may use armed force if needed. Dulles and Radford described secret details, with some lawmakers noting forthcoming economic aspects.
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Dulles
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Yemen clash yields bombers bagged and tanks destroyed
Report from Bonn West Germany states three bombers captured and fifteen tanks destroyed in a battle with British forces near Aden in a Red Sea Arab kingdom. It claims seventeen percent of Yemenites died as the attack crossed from Aden and the British press to occupy the border areas.
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Yemen Regation
Bonn
West Germany
Red Sea Arab Kingdom
Aden
Enid
Olletch
Russia Sends 12 MIGs To Syria
Russia delivered about a dozen MIG fighters to Syria within three days as part of a multi million dollar deal. The shipment, reported by diplomatic sources, marks a direct delivery rather than via Egypt. Officials say the arrival poses no immediate danger though few Syrians can pilot the jets and training will take time.
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Suusain
Syria
Wea
Russia
Egypt
Greenwich Time polled leaders on U.S. year ahead
Greenwich Connecticut residents surveyed by the Greenwich Time include 3 top business leaders who foresee a strong year ahead. Of 29 respondents, 22 expect the year to be as good or better than last year, with 3 certain that 1957 will top all previous years.
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New York
Greenwich
Conn
United States
U.S
Greenwich Time
Hartley Begins 6 to 12 Year Term for Baby's Death
Hurley Hartley, 24, of the Hill District, starts a 6 to 12 year sentence in Western State Penitentiary for the beating death of his month old son Ronnie. He pled guilty to murder, with the judge finding second degree guilt and a willful, heartless act condemned as the cause of the infant's death. Hartley admitted beating the child with a hairbrush because he cried.
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Darsomuen
Leonard Hartley
Hill District
Ronnie. Hurley
Loran Trayis
Hartley
Hla
Weaton
Lewis
Business leaders predict continued prosperity into 1987
A group of industry chiefs including Eugene Holman of Jersey Standard and Thomas J. Watson Jr of IBM forecast a strong 1987 with domestic oil demand rising four percent and ongoing prosperity. Theodore G. Montague of Borden Co and Frank Pacedy of General Dynamics expect a broadly bright outlook, while Joseph Abbott of American Sugar Refining anticipates adequate, reasonably priced sugar for home and industry.
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Eugene Holman
Jersey Standard
Thomas J. Watson Jr
International Business Machines
Theodore G. Montague
Borden Co
Frank Pacedy
General Dynamites
Joseph Abott
American Sugar Refining
Fiery Solon From Ohio Fights Dulles and Secrecy in 1950s US Politics
Ohio congressman Wayne L. Hays harshly criticizes Secretary of State Dulles and claims excessive government secrecy. He walked out of a closed House Foreign Relations Committee hearing and has threatened violence in past disputes, including with immigration chief Joseph Swing. A second note reports eight-year-old Joseph Wargo Jr. killed in a sledding accident near Brownsville, Pennsylvania.
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Ohio
Wayne L. Hays
Hays
Flushing
Dulles
House Foreign Relations Committee
Middle East
Uttle
J. Dulles
Gordon
Seeriay Cupaary
Haya
Immigration Service
Josephy M. Swing
Alfred D. Sieminski
New Jersey
Swing
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Health Dept
New Haven
Charles Edward ‘Armory
Winslow
Yale Department of Public Health
Hammond
Eagle Street
Dial
GOP
Orville Hodge
Green Stumps
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Corry
Nueginis
Doan
Betty
Pat Relleyinyp
Alee Jeaseniehta
Dean
TOY Sale
Lionel
TOY Town
North Center Street
Yemen
A&b Distributing CO
South First Ave
Erregh
Phonograph Records
Slocum’s Electronics
Business Mirror
Warner's
Gulf Service North
Davis
HLFI
Davis Radio
Roberts Furniture
Columbus
Fiery Solon
Washington
Brownsville
Joseph Wargo Dr
Daisytown
Washington County
Here
Loblaws
Loblaw
Bachard Park
Idaho
Al’s
V-Line
Aize” Clothing
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