Grand Jury Expands Gang Probe With 2 More Subpoenas
A U S grand jury probing rackets in garment manufacturing and trucking issued subpoenas for two additional men linked to the Apalachin underworld meeting. Nick Givello of Scranton and Joseph Pilato of Pittston were named as witnesses, joining others who testified as investigators press a broader inquiry.
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Ew York
Apalachin
Runsax
Mamen
Nick Givello
Joseph Pilato
Dominick Alamo
Pittston
Jane Howsn
Nell Mikliore
Queens
New York City
Abileno
Angelo Joseph Sciandra
Sciandra
Alamo
Bolandrs
Alarmo
U. S
Paul W. Williams
James Osticco
Russell Bufalino
Kingston
Michael J. Genovese
Gilbysonia
Woman Kills Three Children In Personal Crisis
Police said more than 20 shots were fired before Dora Lee Halley, a maid, found the bodies when she arrived. A note near a side door warned, Do not enter, call police, and another read We are all bad seed. The Cavenaughs, married a year ago, were described as unhappy as Reno's social scene continues to unravel.
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Dora Lee Halley
Reno
Wall Street mixed as market slides after State of the Union
Stocks edged lower in quiet early trading following Eisenhower’s State of the Union speech. Investors discounted much of the speech in advance and awaited more Washington signals while auto layoffs weighed on production.
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New York
Eisenhower
Wall
At&t
Eee
Anaconda Los Atlantic Refining
Bethlehem Steel
Briggs
Carrier Corp
Chrysler
BN Cities Service
Columbia Gas
Wensbanee
Consolidated Edison
Continental Con
Eastman Kodak
Teers
Erie Railroad
Ford
General Dynamics
General Electricars
General Foods
General Motors
Montgomery
National Dairy
National Distillers
New York Central
Antifreeze Fire Destroys Auto at Local Crossing
Firefighters rushed to the Pennsylvania Railroad crossing on North Center Street yesterday at 5 28 p m to contain a blaze under the hood of Currie Malmberg’s car of 416 West Shared Street. Chief Collier said an arc from a spark plug ignited leaking antifreeze containing alcohol. The fire damaged wiring, battery, and radiator, estimated at 150 dollars.
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Wily Stanford Hose Company
North Center Street
Currie Malmberg
West Shared Street
Charles Collier
Carrier Blast Kills 3 Sailors at Kearsarge
Three US Navy sailors died and two were critically injured in a catapult explosion aboard the 42 000 ton aircraft carrier Kearsarge off Honshu Japan during routine flight operations. Navy officials withheld names pending notification. A separate report from Miami Beach notes thieves stole a whisky bottle valued at 1400 from Paul Rimmer’s home.
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Yurusuka
Japan
Kearsarge
Navy
Honshu Island
James
Miami Beach
Fla
Paul Rimmer
Rimmer
Boy and two kids hurt in sled accident near Jamestown
Richard Allen Fred, eight, of Jamestown R D 1 was critically injured when struck by a car on Turner road near Municipal Airport. Police charged driver Charles D Arnone with failing to notify the state motor vehicle bureau of a change of address. The boy was sledding with brothers Fred, three, and Francis Fred, and was carried 19 feet on the right fender as the auto crest of a hill struck him. His sled crushed. Another Jamestown area boy Everet Mack Peterson, twelve, of Dutch Hollow road, died of sledding injuries Wednesday.
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Boy
Jamestown
Richard Allen Fred
R.D. 1
Turner Road
Municapar
Woa
Charles D. Arnone
State Motor Vehicle Bureau
Fred
Francis Fred
Francis
Richard
Jamestown Area
Everet “Mack” Peterson
Dutch Hollow Road
Explosion Kills 2 Army Sergeants at Training Range
Two Army sergeants died in an explosion during a medium tank firing exercise at a Kentucky range. M Sgt. Howard Lavern McFarland, 32, of Baden, Pennsylvania, and M Sgt. Leonard Oliver, 39, of Coke, Virginia, were killed. The Army launched an investigation into the blast cause.
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Knox
Howard Lavern McFarland
Baden
Leonard €. Oliver
Coke
Army
Prison Escapee Given Life Term in 1955 Pittsburgh Case
James Fleming, 35, already serving life, received another life term from Judge Homer Brown in Allegheny County after pleading guilty. The 1963 law could allow the death penalty for life inmates who endanger guards. Fleming and five others attempted a break from Western Penitentiary. a guard was badly hurt.
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Pittsburgh
Western Suite
James Fleming
Homer 8. Brown
Allegheny County
Fleming
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