Titusville man suffers multiple fractures after fall from roof
Martin Johnson 80 of Titusville fell between 40 and 80 feet from a roof while turning. He sustained fractures of the right foot metatarsals both left foot metatarsals and the left heel. He was reported in good condition at Titusville Hospital. The Curry Journal Printing Department and local notices cite other town events and court actions on related days.
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Curry Journal Printing Department
Titusville
Martin Johnson
Kraus
Johnson
Crete Moon Tube Go Superintendent Dies in Butler County
George T. Flant, superintendent of the Crete Moon Tube Go plant in Butler County, died last night at Butler Memorial Hospital after admission for a heart condition.
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Flant Sup't
Butler, Ps
George T
Crete
Butler County
Butler Memorial Hospital
Hospital and local notices from Corry area gleam in report
At the hospital report dated today the Admitted list includes John Long 10 Spring Street Gilbert VanderSchaart Leslie Ry Tripp Mrs Ronald Taylor Mrs Kenneth Bastian Gary Jo Johnson Timothy Gooklis Penny 11 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Damon Walter Kowalski and others. Discharged include Mrs Thomas Kolaja Mrs Frank Stulzman and Penny Damon. The Meadville Republican Committee re elected Max B Maloney city chairman for a two year term. Oil City attendants report George Kimes 34 Franklin in fair condition after falling 100 feet at Lovers Leap Clank Summit. Hallmark cards promoted at Sea's Drugs.
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Dr. Amy
North Center Street
Erie
William Frank
Harborcreek
Frank Gertenbach
East Springfield
Robert Keane
Eve
Lucy's Kiteham
Erio
Keane
Thomas Yates
Ele
North Warren
Samuel Roberts
Yates
Sir
Dadack Alley
Corty Baking Company
Brie Pred Ross
Greater Erie Chamber of Commerce
Erie City Council
Brie
Herbie Johnson
John
John Long
Spring
Gilbert VanderSchaart
Clymer
Mus
Leslie Ry Tripp
West
Washington Street
Ronald Taylor
Lake Street
Kenneth Bastian
Spartansville
Gary Jo Johnson
Timothy Gooklis
Roscoe Bemrdaley
South Center Street
Raymond Reed
Gordon Barly
Garland
Thomas Kolaja
Frank Stulzman
R. D
Penny
Donald Damon
Walter Kowalski
Meadville
Meacville
Republican Committee
Republican
Max B. Maloney
Oil City
George Kimes
Franklin
Kimes
Clank Summit
Hallmark Cards
House Slashes Foreign Aid Faces Fresh Senate Effort
The House cut 325 million dollars from Eisenhower's development loan fund. Sen. Leverett Saltonstall chairs GOP senators planning hearings next Tuesday to restore substantial aid. Senators Knowland Bridges and other committee members expect totals to fall short of the president's goals, while Democrats plan to push to restore part of the cut.
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Sen
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
GOP
Bob Sens
William F. Knowland
Styles Bridges
Eisenhower
House
Hisenhower
Transformer Blasts Hit New Jersey Power, Rail Delays
A 20 gun transformer exploded at an outdoor switching station near the Hackensack River, cutting power to 400 300 customers for up to 90 minutes and halting New York and New Jersey trains. No injuries reported. The heat rose as air conditioning failed and factories shut down while police directed rush hour traffic.
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Kgarny
No. A
North Jersey
Public Service Electric and Gas Co
Hackensack River
New York
New Jersey
Goldfine questioned over Christmas checks and 87 names list
The House subcommittee examining Goldfine's ties to Adams and other officials and federal agencies presented him with a list of 87 names. Lishman urged identifying recipients of pending Goldfine company checks worth about a quarter of a million dollars. Goldfine defended the small $25 checks as Christmas gifts to government workers, denying relevance to regulatory oversight and refusing to release full records.
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House
Goldfine
Adams
Lishman
Petons
Goldfine Company Schecks
Pilgrim Trust Co
Boston
Goldtine
White House
Hill
Congress
Capitol
Aun
Kinnaly
Congressional
Khrushchev Calls East West Talks on Surprise Bomb Attacks
Moscow reports Khrushchev urged an East West conference of military and civilian experts to forge agreements preventing surprise attacks. The letter to President Eisenhower was released in Washington and described as an important new initiative. Officials say the ideas could lead to limited cooperation if sincere.
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Moscow
Mier
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Washington
Foreign Ministry
Russia
Eisenhower Lato
State Department
0. S
Sergei Striganov
Christian Herter Jr
Lincoln White
United States
Germany
United Nations
Police Report: Officer Gilbreath Loses Uniform
In Dallas Texas policeman C R Gilbreath reported his blue uniform stolen from his locker. The incident notes a red faced Gilbreath reporting to superiors. The text also mentions Congress failing to fund West Point in 1815 and Maj Joseph Swift borrowing 65100 to keep the academy open.
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Dallas
Tex
C. R. Gilbreath
Gilbreath
Congress
West Point
Hts
Maj
Joseph G. Swift
Missionary Doctor to Speak at Corry Church Saturday
Rev Leo Halliwell a Seventh-day Adventist medical missionary will speak at 11 30 Saturday at Corry church on North Center street. He and his wife, long in Brazil, have spent 25 years operating a floating estate on the Amazon where they treated over 250000 people. The Ingall church will display items including a 27 foot anaconda skin and native wedding certificates and dolls per pastor Alvert E Neil.
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Albert Sweitzer
Amazon River Basin
South America
Leo Halliwell
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Corry Church
North Center Street
Halliwell
Brazil
Amazon
Alaconda
Alvert E. Neil
County Health Unit Urges Understanding of First Aid
The Erie County Department of Health and local civil defense groups promote disaster readiness via home planning and first aid basics. Dr James T Googe stresses controlling one’s own emotions, respecting victims’ feelings, and guiding them through fear, panic, and emotional shock while seeking medical care for serious cases.
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Erie County Department of Health
James T. Googe
Googe
Heat Wave Grips East as Deluge Hits Midwest and West
Rainy weather spread across the country with heavy downpours in Iowa and Illinois causing flash floods that washed away homes and businesses. At least 13 people died with several missing as eastern areas faced heat and humidity plus a forecast of more showers along the East Coast. Viscount Bledis Joe, a noted agriculturalist and former governor general of New Zealand, died at 90 in Gloucestershire.
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Weather Bureau
Illinois
Moria
Iowa
Audubon County
Audubon
Extra
Hamlin
Nishnabotna
Sycamore
Ill
North Platte
Neb
Billings
Mont
Ward
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Central Plains
Rockies
Gulf Coast
Florida
Carolinas
Mississippi Valley
Mercury
London
Viscount Bledis Joe
New Zealand
Gloucestershire
Goldfine tied to hotel bills and tax claims in Washington
A muddled session recounts Goldfine facing questions about hotel expenses and favors tied to his tax return and Revenue Service scrutiny. Reporters chase the facts as Goldfine shifts blame toward aides and system pressuring him to explain expenditures amid a tense hotel ball scene.
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Goldfiren
Capi
Ward
Goldfine
WBS
Fordy
Greg
Tex
Sears
McCrary Call
Walling
Harry Tri
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Egan
Corry Beverage Distributor
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Niagara
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Louis A. Murtha
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Erie Nat Ial Gas Co, Inc
Corry Hospital
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Cuba
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