Youth Burned to Death in Area Shanty
A 21 year old native, Leroy Fives Miller from Polk, perished in a fire that destroyed a shanty south of here near Franklin. His brother William reported the wood stove accident as the likely cause. Surviving relatives include brother Robert of Timsville and sisters Mrs Clair Anderson, Mrs Leon Scott of Pleasureville, Mrs Kenneth Alcorn, Mrs Pein Mott, Mrs Ralph Beers, and others. Funeral arrangements are at Williams Funeral Home in Champaignville.
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Venango County
Maurice Dinbere
Leroy Fives Miller
Polk
Willita
Willams Funeral Home
Champmainville
Robert
Tinisville
Clair Anderson
Leon Scott
Pleaswulville
Kenneth Alcorn
Pein Mott
Ralph Beers
Wiiusville
Rites Set for J Harold Dugan
J Harold Dugan obituary notes he died Friday night in Corry Pennsylvania after a heart attack. He lived in Corry and graduated from Cotes High School in 1921. He worked in the security sector and was employed at Rex Mamdad Hospital and the General Prison Hospital in Ralveh North Georgia. He is survived by his wife and several relatives. Funeral services are set for 10 am Wednesday at Pine Grove Mausoleum with no religious service.
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Pee Crea
Arlene Byons
Investigators Probe Labor Department Unemployment Claims
Weekend news reports reveal a probe by SHLAA representatives and Rep. John Ne Poneroy into state labor department handling of unemployment compensation. The inquiry covers claims processing, audit results, and potential administration lapses under the Labor and Industry Secretary and related agencies.
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John Ne
Phillideiphia
Priblininis
Seite Levitin
Apeelat yihKnlors
State Department of Labor
Ana
Millatry
UHI
Howe
Inaugural Gown for Mrs Mamie Eisenhower in 1957 Ball Attire
The First Lady modelled the Inaugural Ball gown in pale yellow and ivory lace over net with matching taffeta. Embroidered with pearls and tiny jonquil stones, the ensemble includes a beaded self color bag bearing M and 1957, a three strand necklace of pale yellow pearls, and matching earrings with jonquil chatons. International Soundphoto reports the attire and accessories as styled for the occasion.
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Mamie Eisenhower
Price Of Peace Inaugural Theme Continues On Page One
Fragmented OCR text shows a speech by HivejawWer and Eisenhower referencing oath of service, divine favor, and world prosperity. It mentions population, commerce, rivers, highways, industry, and hopes for a new era, with rhetoric about freedom from poverty and global peace.
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HivejawWer
United States
Huepokus
Leia
Eisenhower
Preldant
Hartiers
America
Bison Hower
Afrikan
Bisontrawels
Miankind
Seven Hurt When Train Strikes Car in Franklin
Seven Franklin residents were injured when a 1954 Ford sedan carrying John Hriesina and passengers was struck by an Erie Railroad freight train at the Utica crossing at 10 20 p m Friday. Raymond Bake 41 of Franklin suffered serious back injuries and a broken collarbone. Andrew Hriesina 44 sustained chest and rib trauma. Mrs James Hriesina 20 endured a sprained neck. Mrs Fleming formerly Janet Lorenine Hriesina, wife of John Hriesina, and James Meming were also hospitalized as the car left the bridge and was hit. State Police described the impact as a heavy force near the right front of the sedan.
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Franklin
Franklin Hospital
Andrew Hiiesina Jr
Burke Hesis
James
Hriesina
Fleming
Janet Lorenine Hricsina
John ‘Hriesina
James Meming
Dacei
John Hricsiiq
Area Man, 83, Remains Missing in Erie County Search
A four hour search by Linesville Conneautville police and Trooper Roy Hogan of the Pennsylvania State Police failed to locate 83 year old Charles Klumph who disappeared last Wednesday near Conneautville. He was last seen Tuesday midnight on Center Road. A wide belt along the highway and near Klumph's home was combed. foul play unlikely, deep snow possibly hid the man on a cold night. He wore blue dungarees a blue sweater a failed roper’s cap and jet shoes. Teletype alert sent. another search team will be organized soon.
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Linesville-Conneautville-Conneaut Linke
Roy Hogan
Pennsylvania State Police
Conneautville Area
Charles Klumph
Klimph
Center Road
Tavexh
Linesville-Conneautville Road
Theavern
Klumph
Conneautville
Blumph
Failroader
Hogan
Tiliire
20 Pennsy Cars Wrecked At Warren
Twenty Pennsylvania Railroad freight cars derailed about a mile east of Warren, disrupting traffic on the line. Cause given as broken rail, no injuries reported. About 100 feet of track torn up and a hundred tons of coal dumped on the roadbed. Wrecking crews from Warren and Olean worked all day. line expected open today. The 20 car freight was bound from Oil City to Olean, with MW Price as engineer and FW Berohnis as conductor.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Here
Tmck
Warren
Olean
Trafic
of City
Price
Berohnis
Bothi Aire Iron Oil City
Strike at Wheeling Steel Plant Still Ongoing
About 1,800 hourly workers at Wheeling Steel Corp Martins Ferry plant walk out after six suspensions, expanding a sit down strike that began last Thursday. Frank Jaworski urged the men to return, while company officials say the action violates a three year contract and will not discuss grievances until production resumes.
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Feuemaum
Weva
Martins Ferry
Ohio
Wheeling Steel Corp
United Steelworkers Union
Vnien
Frank Jaworski
Into
Harpers Ferry
Wheeling
Ohio River
Wheeling Steel
Baltimore Trucker Killed in Molasses Freight Crash
Baltimore truck driver David Mathis Jr., 31, died when his tractor trailer carrying molasses toppled on Route 140 near here. Coroner C. G. Crist reported fractured skull, broken neck, severe chest injuries from the upset, with about $2,000 worth of molasses spilled across the field.
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Tea
Puma
Polite
David Mathis Jr
Baltimore
National Molasses Co
C. G. Crist
Mathis
Ingrid Bergman Returns To Paris After New York Visit
Ingrid Bergman arrived in Europe after a 34 hour New York stay to receive the New York Critics Award for best actress 1986 for Anastasia and My Fair Lady performances. She spoke of a long past visit to America and said she was happy about a telephone talk with her daughter Pia now Jenny Ann 18, a University of Colorado Boulder student.
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New York
Urea Haney
Ingrid Bergman
Europe
América
Liv
Paris
Fey
Tollewich
Anastasia
Bilsie
Tine
Whit”Emained
Wetress
Italy
Roberto Rossellini
Peter Lindstrom
University of Colorido
Boulder
Weather Warm For Inaugural Parade
Weather warm for the inaugural parade as 12 floats, pulled by two Army tractors, depict industrial production and democracy's strength. The armed services display missiles with no explosive, including Air Force planes. Following Benhawér and the armed forces, four states and territories send governors, floats, bands, and marching units.
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Air Force
Benhawér
Truman To Miss Inauguration In Unclear Text
Incomplete OCR text references President Truman and an inauguration. Mentions years 1933 1949 and 1953 with unclear details. Indicates he attended festivities and served in notable roles but specifics are garbled.
Soviet Nuclear Test Report Sparks U S AEC Briefing
The U S Atomic Energy Commission announced Moscow conducted another nuclear weapons test in its ongoing series. The statement noted the test followed a Soviet test announced on November 17, 1950, and said details would not be released.
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Washington
Russlins LulVesuk
Ueli
Atle Energy
AEC
United States
Moscow
Atomic Energy Commission
Commission
U.S
Lewis J. Strauss
U. S
Storms Bring Snow Rain Across Nation With Record Warmth
A broad storm system moves from the Rocky Mountains to the Atlantic, bringing heavy snow and rain across northern and mid Atlantic states. Accumulations reach 1 to 4 inches in parts. two deaths are reported. In Albany temperatures surged to 88 after a prior plunge to 44. New England to see rain or snow tonight as the storm shifts.
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Gver
Atlantic Coast
Rocky Mountain
Org
Great Lakes
Washefor
Tenestia
New England
Pennsylvania
New York
Albany
Mercury
Howes
Son Of German Party Boss Flees To West Berlin
Josef Bel matin, 30, son of Max Bel matin, leader of West Germany's Communist party, fled from East Germany and sought political asylum in Allied-occupied West Berlin. His brother Hugo, 22, fled last year. Josef crossed to the Soviet zone and later disappeared in East German custody before resurfacing in the west.
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West Germany
Josef
Designer Rose Boednnof Dies at 53 in New York
Rose Boednnoff, 53, a senior costume designer for National Broadcasting Co and a pioneer television designer, died Saturday. A native of Philadelphia, she helped shape early TV costume design and was among the field’s first designers.
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New York
Rose Boednnoff
The
National Broadcasting Co
Television
Philadelphia
Marine Corps Seeks Air Recruits in Area
The recruiting sub station announces a four year duty in a Marine Aviation Unit for high school graduates. The two year enlistment option remains for ages 17 to 26. Local youths may visit the recruiter at the post office building in the area every Monday and Friday 9:30 PM to 1 PM or contact recruiters in Room 127 of the Federal Building in Erie.
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Iiu
U. S. Masinne Corps
Marine Corps
Federal Building
Erle
Pittsburgh man dies in Sixth Street Bridge crash
Matthew Mankowski, 25, of Pittsburgh, was killed early yesterday when his guton and strolley collided on the Sixth Street Bridge.
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Pittsburgh
Matthew Mankowski
Sixth Street
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Wellman’s Vacuum Cleaner
Center St
Truman
Mit Y
Harry Trmain Johy
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Retline
Phil Probe
West Berlin
Nena Ia
Air
Gilson Builders
Columbus
Leo Ul Co
Avak Leen
Iba
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