Meadville Measles of Flood Strain Local Draft and Weather
Pennsylvania's draft quota for March stands at 588 in Harrisburg as part of a national call for 8,000 men. Meadville police report looting rumors unfounded as flood conditions persist with 40 flooded cellars and officers patrolling under waterlogged streets. A freak cold spell dropped temperatures near zero while Erie forecasters attribute readings to a downdraft. The Red Cross has spent 6739 in the Meadville area, and a local upholsterer opens shop in Columbus. A 13 year old suffers a fractured finger after a fall on ice.
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Navy Seaplane Crashes Off Norfolk Killing One
A Navy Martin PSM seaplane with ten aboard crashed into Hampton Roads near Norfolk. One crew member died, six survived with injuries, and searchers continued for the pilot Cmdr. Robert Miesphy. Survivors include Charles GranJett Willand Wease James L. Sulka Doyal H. Wall Andrew VanHutt Bobby W. Oliver.
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Willand Wease
James L. Sulka
Doyal H. Wall
Andrew VanHutf
Jacksonville
Fla
Bobby W. Oliver
Eddyville
Evacuation Aid Totals See Food Shelter Costs
The document lists food clothing and medication costs totaling $4,289 and mass care expenses for feeding and sheltering evacuees. A separate line mentions high school facilities and another $4.40 amount.
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DouglasProposes Budget Revisions for Housing and Military
Senator Paul Douglas of Illinois leading inquiry into President Eisenhower's budget plan. Hearings begin with Economic Advisers including Raymond J. Squinser as witnesses. Douglas advocates reallocating funds to reduce military spending and boost housing, urban renewal, and school construction while supporting Army and Marine strength. He suggests potential cuts elsewhere to fund a 22 million dollar increase for redevelopment and unemployment relief, as area redevelopment bills surface in Congress.
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Murder Suspect Gets Life Term in Blairsville Case
A jury convicted David R. Peterson, 26, of Spokane, Washington, of first degree murder in the death of Perry Peter DeSalle, 50, of Blairsville. Judge Pred J. Federier sentenced Peterson yesterday. Trial date set for Woodrow Hines, 32, of Bowling Green, Kentucky, in the same case.
Warren Firms Face Flood Threat Losses in Warren
Warren faces potential loss of a large industry, employing about 200 people, as flood threats endanger the Deluxe Mobil Pyramchitive Company plant. New York interests pressuring relocation, with losses foreshadowed by Allegheny River flood risks. Warren Chamber of Commerce and development committee plan a flood survey and safeguard measures, with a meeting set this week to protect Warren industry.
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RR Clerk Dies Cincinnati He
Clifford Dye aged 64 former chief clerk and superintendent of transport for Southern Railway died yesterday after a brief illness. He retired last August.
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State Wiretap Law Modified
Harrisburg AP reports a proposed amendment to the two year old wiretap ban to allow AG district attorneys and police chiefs to seek county court permission before wiretaps Only if no other evidence is available The bill would exclude tainted wiretap evidence from admissibility while allowing later information from wiretaps to be used as lawful evidence The measure is part of a package of bills introduced in the House on Monday night by a group of Republicans and includes provisions for penalties on unpaid township assessments and holding parents liable for damages caused by underage children
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John Stewart Jr
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Beatrice Miller
Philadelphia
Careneé D. Bell
Delaware
Robert K. Hamilton
Dbeaver
Harold G. Wescott
Susquehanna
Raymond E. Wilt
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Robert Wheeler J
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Peter J. Murphy
Carl W. Nelson
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Bucks
School Meeting In Jail Cell
Arkansas bill proposes that if a school director is jailed for failing to comply with integration orders, their board seat is not vacated and the sheriff must provide jail space to hold school board meetings. The bill targets jail custody logistics for directors during required gatherings.
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Arkansas House
This Brother Wasnt Kidding This Brother Wasnt Kidding
Two young brothers, William Laeanyae Maight and Henry Maight aged 20 and 19, lie in hospital beds with rifle wounds to the right knee. Clarence was injured last Thursday when a 22 caliber rifle accidentally discharged during a hunt. Henry was brought in hours later with a similar wound after another accidental discharge.
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Clarence
Bomare Fired By Air Force in Atlantic Sky Battle
The Bomare interceptor missile, touted as the nation’s most advanced air defense weapon, launched from a multimillion dollar test center on Santa Rosa Island off Florida. It climbed through orange flame and vapor as it targeted a 250 mile distant pilotless drone, controlled by a Kingston New York SAGE center linking radar and missile guidance. At least 14 launch sites nationwide are being readied for Romutes defenses.
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N.Y
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Youth Gets Life Term In Slaying
Pittsburgh youth Phillips, 19, was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of an 80 year old man. Judge Harry M. Montgomery found him guilty of first degree murder after he pleaded guilty to beating and robbing Green Evans in an alley last July. He collapsed near the verdict.
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Waner Phillips
Harry M. Montgomery
Phillips
Green Evans
Senate Backs Fire Probe for School Hazards
Harrisburg AP The Senate backed the States Labor and Industry Department in a push to close fire hazards in schools. A unanimous resolution urged periodic inspections and changes to fire laws after a Chicago blaze killed more than 90, spurring orders for closures. The department has closed or partially closed several buildings and listed more to be shut, including schools in Wilkes-Barre Bangor Williamsport and more.
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Labor and Industry Department
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Bureau of Inspections
Chicago
Wilkes-Barre
Minister Walter Knight Dies in California
Rev. Walter David Knight aged 67, a noted Presbyterian minister and educator active in New England, died Sunday from a heart ailment in San Anselmo California. He served as director of student field service at San Francisco Theological Seminary since July and was born in Marlboro New Hampshire.
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Calif
Walter David Knight
New England
San Francisco Theological Seminary
Marlboro
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