Dunkirk woman found guilty of infanticide in second degree
Mayville Ric Cuarherine Derby, 21, of Dunkirk, was found guilty by a jury of concealing birth of a child in the death of an infant born out of wedlock on December 8. The case emerged after the body of the newborn was found outside a rest room at the Dusie plant where Derby worked. Derby admitted to police that she gave birth unattended and disposed of the infant.
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Mayville
Ric Cuarherine Derby
Dunkirk
MisnBeshy Mearme
Dusleie
Non-Suit Declared In Titusville Case
Judge Herbert A Monk granted a compulsory non suit in Titusville in the suit by Joseph and Eleanor Price of RD 4 Centerville against Tealy Dairy Store Youngstown. Attorney Kenneth W Rice presented the motion upheld that the plaintiff had no evidence of negligence by Tealy Dairy. The case concerns alleged statutory negligence in a December 4 1954 incident when Mrs Price slipped on water at the Titusville store and sued for damages.
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Menuvinwe
Herbert A. Monk
Mod Pleas
Joseph and
Eleanor Price
Centerville
Tealy
Youngstown
Kenneth Wo Rice
Judie Modk
Une Tsaly
Titusville
Rive
Penn State Plans Men’s Residence Halls Project
Penn State University advances plans to build four brick L shaped residence blocks for 1,144 men with a central dining hall, study lounges, and student counselors, funded by borrowed funds repaid from student rentals. The complex will mirror a prior women’s dorm project and include recreational facilities such as basketball, volleyball, handball, and tennis courts.
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University Park
Pennsylvia State University
Penn
State
Cold Wave Grips Pennsylvania With Bitter temps
A severe cold snap persisted in Pennsylvania with subzero to near zero overnight lows, light snow on western slopes, and forecasts of flurries statewide. Temperatures at daybreak ranged from five below in the north to near zero in the south, with Philadelphia at 19 above and Towanda at 16 below.
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Cero
Moururh
Philadelphia
Towanda
Eden departs London for New Zealand on long convalescent holiday
Former prime minister Sir Anthony Eden left London with his wife aboard the Rangitata for a five month convalescent trip to New Zealand. He said he recently received a personal note from President Eisenhower. Eden will be hosted by Prime Minister Sidney Holland during the stay in New Zealand.
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New Zealand
London
Anthony Eden
Rangi
Tata
Eisenhower
Sidney Holland
GOP Plays Telegram Fallout In Chairman Fight
supporters of Alcorn and senators from Connecticut debate the telegram's impact as the GOP National Committee prepares to choose a new chairman. Bush warns against fraudulent interference while Thye notes Alcorn's esteem but doubt on outcomes. The committee plans meetings and a proposed seven member survey before a final selection.
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Alcorn
Bush
Purtell
Connecticut
National Committee
Thye
R-Minn
GOP National Committee
Hall
Eisenhower
UN says Hungary faces a food shortage crisis
A United Nations mission reported Hungary’s food shortage while noting that free relief distribution would be difficult and undesirable on general economic grounds. Distribution channels rest largely with the Soviet-supported government as refugees claim disparities, though the Red Cross work was praised as exemplary led by Philippe de Seynes.
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Red Cross
Philippe de Seynes
France
Hungary
Librarian Gets 120 Days For Contempt Of Congress
Mary Knowles a 46 year old Plymouth Meeting Pennsylvania librarian was sentenced to 120 days in jail and fined 500 for contempt of Congress by US District Judge Ross Rizley. She was convicted for refusing to answer questions before the Senate Internal Security subcommittee on July 29 and September 15 1955 including whether she had ever been a Communist. The sentence was not suspended and an appeal is expected while she remains free on bond pending the appeal.
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Washington
Mary Knowles
Plymouth Meévilng
Congress
Ross Rizley
Knowles
Rizley
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Khrushchev Reverses Stalin Critique In Kremlin Address
Moscow scene described as Khrushchev shifts tone from harsh denunciation of Stalin to praise. The commentary notes the shift follows a controversial February speech and signals a temporary return to Stalinist rhetoric to reassure allies and manage internal power dynamics. The piece cites tensions within the Soviet leadership and the broader Communist world amid shifting assessments of Stalin’s legacy.
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Washington
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Moscow
Stalin
Cnnsidaron
FBI Nabs Area Fugitive in Paterson Burglary Case
Erie youths fled with a safe from the Dengler Garage ending in Paterson New Jersey where Van Tassel, wanted since last November, was captured. Police chased the getaway car, abandoning it with the safe in Westfield before detaining two youths. Van Tassel faces burglary charges and extradition proceedings before a U S commissioner.
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ELUR
Foysie
Erie
Paterson
Mayville
Mayvile Sherita
Raymond Vin Tassel
Elle Whely
Raiload
van Tassel
Denuler
Cowl
Dengler
Westfield
Inter
New York
U. S
Union Head Called In Racket Probe
Geraldine Taylor of Bayonne says she fears reprisals if she reveals what she knows about the Allied Industrial Workers local 227. She cites unfriendly talk about labor writer Victor Riesel who was blinded last year and notes cashing checks for organizers. Her successor says Johnny Dio Dioguard, a convicted extortionist, set up local 227.
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Geraldine Taylor
Bayonne
Allied Industrial Workers of America
Stout
Victor Riesel
Riesel
Marilyn Kabat
Brooklyn
Johnny Dio Dioguard
Fulesel
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James. Marlow
AP News
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