Castro Regime Holds 6 Yanks Aiding Revolution
Six Americans are detained in Havana accused of sailing to Cuba on June 7 to join Counterrevolutionary forces. They allegedly conspired in Florida with ex Senator Rolindo Masferrer to join other dissidents aiming to overthrow Castro. Names include George R. Beck, Tommy L. Baker, Donald Joe Green, James K. Beane, Alfred Eugene Gibson, and Leonard Louis Schmidt. the group reportedly traveled from Marathon Key, Florida, with a refueling stop at Key West after training at Masferrer’s camp. The report notes earlier executions of invasion-linked Americans and mentions new Cuban decrees issued by Castro’s Cabinet.
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N.C
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Durham
Leonard Louis Schmidt
Chicago
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U.S
PEC Reverses Field and Sends Crew to Union City
PEC reversed a decision to pull a worker from Union City and will return that man plus a second to Union City for a 90 day trial. Burl Cherry Corry district manager Joseph Callahan division operations supervisor Francis Becker personnel director led the reversal after protests from Union City officials and local leaders. Henry Hicks was moved back to Corry to operate with other crews servicing the area and Union City residents feared impact on the community’s well being. A second Union City worker is being chosen from the union's seniority and will be announced soon.
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William Pearson
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Penelee
Henry Hicks
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Corry
Penelec
Four Year Old Girl Killed By Auto Near Home
AP report describes a fatal pedestrian auto collision in which 4 year old Mary Sebi was struck near her Milton Schwarta home. The driver, Schwartz, surrendered after learning of the incident and police reported the child broke loose from her grandmother and ran into the street. In Manila the weather bureau records a new coldest temperature, 43.4, at Baguio City.
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Manila
Philippines
Weather Bureau
Baguio City
Doctor Dooley Dies After Lifelong Fight Against Disease
New York AP Dr Thomas Dooley honored for aiding Laos patients dies at Memorial Hospital just after his 94th birthday He served as Navy medical corpsman in World War II studied in Paris and at Notre Dame then built hospitals in Laos using proceeds from Deliver Us From Evil The story notes his stubborn optimism and dedication to the underprivileged continuing until his death
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Paris
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Woman Dies After Stopping To Help Flat Tire
A 59 year old woman, Fern Hazel McKee of Patterson, died near Warren when another car struck her while she and her daughter were returning from Kane to help with a disabled auto tire. Her daughter, Mrs Robert Nickel, and the two young grandchildren were present. The driver was Donald Heald, 46, of Warren Kingua road. Coroner Ed Lowrey withheld a death certificate pending investigation.
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Willam B. McKee
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Mebbe
Robert B. Nickel
Jamestown
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Akeley
Glenn Prime OL Shamestasi
Corry Men Plan Ys Men's Club To Aid Youth Activity
Corry men and Bradford guests gathered at the MGA to explore forming a Y's Men’s Club as a service group with Y international reach. Alton Dahlstrand presided. William Nicodemus Ross Warner and John McMullen from Bradford spoke on the club’s aims. Gerald Lane noted growing local interest but no confirmed affiliation. A Feb 1 meeting was set for a second session, with dinner served by the Women’s Auxiliary.
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Ross Warner
John McMullen
Fire breaks on Eiffel Tower scaffold early today
A painters plank scaffold between the first and second landings of the 98A foot Eiffel Tower caught fire early today. Firemen quickly controlled the blaze which appeared to have started from a short circuit in the heating system.
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Eiffel Tower
Sparta Area Home Leveled in Fast-Moving Fire
A fire destroyed the Lee A. Rice family residence near Buelly Corners on Hatchtown road, burning quickly before Spartansburg fire units arrived. Mrs Rice and two children escaped, but Mrs Rice suffered burns and was hospitalized after neighbors reportedly moved her to Titusville. Fire Chief Stanley Wirtins cited an explosion suspected after kerosene or petrol involved in an attempt to light a fire. The Ralph Martin estate owned the home, with lines reportedly out during the incident.
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Lee A. Rice
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Spirtansbury Pire
Stanley Wirtins Wuld
Hjihe Wis
Spartansburg
Rice
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Winans
Titusville
Gettine
Uncle Sam Scores On Pass Florida to Pennsylvania
Mrs. Venhis Follett of 424 South Center Street found a letter marked from Florida that was not stamped and arrived by a rapid, irregular route through normal channels. The incident, reported to local postal officials, suggests occasional mail passes via unplanned fast routes when space allows.
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Venhis Follett
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Williams Mountain Men parade entry at Lincoln Memorial
A group of five men from Williams, Arizona posing at the Lincoln Memorial as part of an inaugural parade entry. They wear buckskin and carry period gear, billed as Hades of the Old West with names Paul Tiss Pete Miller C T Mullen Bill Evans and Rod Graves.
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C.T. Mullen
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Rod Graves
Washington Prepares For Inauguration Ceremonies
Kennedy plans a busy inauguration week with Eisenhower in White House talks and a smooth transition. Kennedy meets with Gen. Lyman Lemniver and FAA officials, plus AFL-CIO leaders, and attends a Sinatra staged gala with Linford. He spends the day in New York meeting Ard Harriman and Puerto Rico’s Munoz Marin.
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New York
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Puerto Rico
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Hugh Galtnkell
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Washington, D. C
Luis M. Marin
Tomorrow's Fete Set To Be One Of Largest In Capital
Washington AP reports Kennedy’s residential inauguration poised as one of the biggest ever. Politicians, celebrities, schoolchildren, brass bands, and ordinary Democrats converge for a solemn moment as Kennedy takes the oath around 12 30 PM Friday. Notable attendees include Harry Truman and Dwight Eisenhower with Herbert Hoover expected later.
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Juggle Schedule Lets Students View Inauguration Event
Corry Avenue High School plans a mass viewing of the presidential inauguration. Principal Harold Wolfe announced a four period morning schedule ending at 10 and three shortened post lunch periods. Lunch will start at 12 50 with all students then gathered for viewing in the gymnasium and auditorium.
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Burglar Ring At Clarion College Aired
An extensive four month investigation by state police and the Clarion County Sheriff's Office exposed a burglary ring involving several Clarion State College students. Police reported thousands of dollars in stolen merchandise recovered from stores in the region. The suspects, all college students but off campus, were not charged yet as of today.
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Outside World Attracts Eisenhower In Final Days
Washington AP reports President Eisenhower longs for life beyond the White House walls as Gen. Omar Bradley, a former ally, notes the freedom to deliberate. The piece traces the outgoing president’s mix of relief, pride, and private emotion as he nears retirement and reflects on years of public service.
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Senior Tri-Hi-Y Seeks Clothing For Refugees
Senior Tri-Hi-Y seeks warm clothing donations for Cuban refugees. Through World Clothing Fund, over 50,000 have been sent to Miami in recent months. contributions are collected via club members or YMCA drop offs before next Wednesday for direct shipment to refugee families in Cuba and New York.
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Columbus Youth Hurt After Sled Collision
A Columbus youth was injured when a sled collided with a parked car during an evening ride. Hospital officials said the youth suffered shoulder chest and possible abdominal injuries but remained in satisfactory condition.
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Navy Chaplain Dies After Brief Illness
The Reverend Dona B Alien, a Navy chaplain and church leader, died yesterday after a brief illness. He served as bishop candidate of the Episcopal Church in Michigan, dean of Princeton University, and rector of Ascension Church in New York City.
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Lawyer Surrenders in Slayings Case in Cleveland
John Max Ladutko Jr, 31, an attorney sought for shotgun killings of his wife Nancy Ladutko and Charles D. Johnson, turned himself in at Central Police Station after a late evening walk‑in questioning. Police noted exchanged love letters found. investigation linked to Warren Pennsylvania family. Ladutko had recently moved from an apartment former residence. authorities checked Athens as a possible destination where he had ties.
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Warren, Pa
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Corry Woman Fined In Erie For Drunk Driving
A Corry woman was fined 610 and placed on probation after pleading guilty to drunken driving. The incident followed a crash involving a vehicle owned by Mary Ann Bowles near North Center Avenue in Erie, damaging the car and resulting in an estimated 120 in damage. Bertram previously pled riot guilty and faced a later court decision in Lele County.
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Greamage
Erie
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