Flames Destroy Ripley Tavern on Route 5
Ripley Bud and Pep's tavern on Route 5 west of Ripley N Y burned to the ground last night origin undetermined Assistant Fire Chief Charles Johnson said the two story building was a total loss Firemen from Ripley and Westfield kept flames from a nearby house and garage The price closed at 10 p m Sunday and the owner Ellsworth Carrigan left for Pittsburgh Two indictments were filed against Ellsworth and Margaret Carrigan in Chautauqua County Court on liquor serving charges Erle detectives will join a Buffalo liquor control hearing that could revoke the tavern license
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Ripley
Bud
Pep
Mule
N. Y
Charles Johnson
Ripley Fire Department
Johnston
Westfield
Ellsworth Carrigan
Pittsburgh
Ellsworth
Margaret Carrigan
Chautauqua County
Erle
Service Set For William Scott
William Scott of 1 Lemon Street died yesterday at his sister Mrs Toy Dimick's home where he had lived six years. Born September 18, 1882 in Evans West Virginia he lived in Union City from 1917 until moving to Corry and worked at Shreve Chat Co. Survived by son Homer Scott Bracton Michigan daughter Mrs Roy Jaques Read Michigan sister and brother Ernest Scott East Ripley New York night grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Body at Bracken Funeral Home with viewing prior to 2 PM tomorrow. Rev George A Myers will officiate and burial in Mill Village Cemetery.
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Oriuan Scott
Lemon Street
Toy Dimick
Evans
W. Va
Corry
Union City
Shreve-Chat Co
Homer Scott
Bracton
Roy Jaques
Read
Mich
Ernest Scott
East Ripley
Bracken Funeral Home
George A. Myers
Mill Village
Exchange Pact Eases War Tension with Soviet Union
The pact limits radio and television broadcasts and allows vetoes on sensitive content. Officials call it cautious progress toward easing the Iron Curtain as 500 Soviet specialists visit the United States in 1958 59 and a similar number of Americans go to Russia. Tourism estimates include about 1500 Soviet visitors and up to 3000 Americans.
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Mansfield
D-Mont
Humphrey
D-Minn
United States
Soviet Union
Russia
Soviet Arts Exchange Plans Highlight 1959 Tour Talks
A projected 1959 exchange aims to bring 120 Bolshoi Ballet members and 2000 to 3000 American tour performers to the USSR while Soviet visitors to the United States are expected to rise. The exchange includes scientists teachers students doctors veterinarians writers painters sculptors and media technicians swapping visits with American counterparts. The orchestra may tour next May or June as a major bonus of the accord.
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Bolshoi _ ballet
Ussr
Philadelphia
Russia
Venezuelan Armed Forces Back Junta as Perez Jimenez Ousted
In Caracas the revolutionary junta received a pledge of armed forces support for the new government after the ouster of dictator Marcos Perez Jimenez. Junta leaders claimed 95 percent public peace, while vigilante teams hunted former covert police and informers as dozens were killed or wounded fleeing.
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Caracas
Veneziela
Vetlavinia
Anto
Wolfgang Burrazubal
Mar
Vos Perez Jimence Delynse
Jess Maniastro
Lue
Larp
Mian
Peron
Ciudad
Rrujillo
Europe
Wogan
University Head Reprimands Guest Speaker Plan
Dr Oliver Willham president of Oklahoma State University condemned bringing a prostitute to a criminology class as an error while preserving academic freedom. Prof Leo C May said classes would continue with first hand insight from underworld figures despite the incident.
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Stillwater
Okla
Oliver Willham
Ok‘how State University
Willham
Leo C. May
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