Fishing Boat Sinking Report Appears Hoax Hint
A Coast Guard inquiry into a radio report of a 21 man fishing boat sinking off Barnegat, New Jersey found no vessel trace or survivors after seven hours. Messages claimed survivors were aboard a submarine not American, prompting speculation of a hoax as officials pursued authenticity and continued search.
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Coast Guard
Associated Press
New York
New Jersey
Whowx
Amer
Baston Sea Frontier
Tom
Blue Star
Nancy Moran
North Alantic Treaty Organization
Norfolk
Blue Stag
Barnegat
No J
Three Slayers Denied Appeals by Pardons Board
Pennsylvania four‑man Pardons Board denied clemency for three death row inmates Patrick A. Lance Elijah Thompson Jr and William Maxwell Jr with executions set for upcoming dates. Appeals and prior Supreme Court rulings noted while district attorneys objected to mercy. Board cited no explicit reasons for rejection as cases followed up from Beaver and Philadelphia counties. Also mentions advertising manager William O Perry obituary note.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsy
Lvania
State
Patrick A. Lance
Elijah Thompson, Jr
Fom
Beaver County
Willian Maxwell Jr
Philadelphia
Chiless
Nats
Pardora Board
Maxwell
State Supreme Court
Beaver Golinly
Beaver
Lance
Stepaen
Thos
Thompson
Helen Jean Bryant
Kallinje
Michael Arcumore
Eighth Reprieve Saves Three From Electric Chair
Three men convicted in the 1950 Slaying of a Reader’s Digest payroll messenger near New York City won an eighth reprieve from execution. Justice John M. Harlan granted a temporary stay as lawyers file further papers for review of their case. inmates are Harry Stein 56 Nathan Wissner 43 and Calmin Cooper 47. They robbed $4000.
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Associated Press
Ossining
N.Y
U.S. Supreme Court
John M. Harlan
New York
Sing Sing
State Court of Appeals
Maurice Ede
Kullim
Nathan Kestenbaum
Westport
Conn
Justice Harlan
Harlan
Supreme Court
Weath House
Harry Stein
Nathan Wissner
Calmin Cooper
New York City
Andrew Petrini
Area Man Jailed In Court Today For Suspended Driving
Judge Burton A Laub ordered Harry H Hellem of Tryonville to pay a 200 fine plus costs after pleading guilty to driving while suspended. He was stopped in Corry on June 26 and jailed until payment. Hellem faced a reckless driving charge to be handled with Aldermary Melvin & Cobbell. the suspension history and prior license losses were noted.
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Burton A. Laub
Harry H. Hellem
Tryonville
Corry
Midge Tait
Hellem
Aldermary Melvin & Cobbell
Hig Liicensie
Harrisburg
Earl 'Tiis
Titusville
Sageneharwen
Trash fire mistaken for blaze near Sparetnsburg
Stanford Hose Company members were alerted by reports of a large fire near Sparetnsburg. Chief Ray Laurie sent firemen with a portable radio unit in a private car to locate the blaze. The fire seen from Lawrence Airport proved to be a controlled trash burn south of the city. Fire starters planned further trash burning in the same area and expected to continue for several nights.
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Stanford Hose Company
Tnnsburg
Ray Laurie
Ina
Lawrence
Fie
Acehe
Counties delay polio shot plan spreads across Pennsylvania
A Health Department poll of 54 counties shows only three favor resuming polio vaccination before school starts. Erie, Warren, Jefferson, and Bucks counties lean toward delaying, while Philadelphia and Allegheny show mixed stances. The survey, led by Dr. Willim Schrack, notes logistical hurdles for immediate restart and will be shared with state and national health groups.
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Erie County
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Lion A Store Health Department
Warren Jefferson
Bucks
Erle
Erle Couty
Willim D. Sehrack
Department
Health Conservation Burrenu
Territorii T Hewith Officers Association
Leeling
National Foundation For Infantile
Prat Gee
Sehtack
Philadelphia
Allegheny Pound
Uesste
Philadel
Penneymank
Suhnols
Schmck
State Overpays For Milk Says Governor
Governor claims state institutions pay too much for milk with potential savings of 300000 yearly if purchases align with federal pricing. Attacks Pennsylvania Milk Dealers charges and cites 6 cent per quart gap between state and federal institutions as proof of inflated prices. Attorney General Cohen backs findings and urges action to reduce cost via Milk Centre Commission adjustments.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Leader
Pennsylvania
Herbert B. Cohen
Leadey
State Milk Centre Commission
Commission
Airlift begins long troop swap with Japan mission
A two day airlift launches 43 C 124 aircraft carrying 24 journalists and 92 paratroopers each as 8 100 troops from the South Airborne Regimental Combat Team head to Ashiya Japan. The exchange aims to move 314 million passenger miles and marks the longest air movement of overseas units. General Chester E. MeCarthy and Lt David Brazel lead the operation, part of a rotating overseas unit replacement plan.
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Associated Presa
FT. Campbell
Torig
Japan
Lawrence Wibel
Minnelinha
St. Paul
Minny
Second 124
Ted Bishop
Ohe
Jef al Boa
United States
South Airborne
Ashiya
WiUiki
Cras
W7ei Airborne
Fork Brigg
Chester E Meoarthy
Portland
Ore
18Th Air Force
McCarthy
Korea
Mocarty
McCarty
David Brazel
Carthage
N.Y
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Hickhim Field
Hawai
Waketalana
Sawyer Buys Brooks Building in Center Street Move
Sawyer Buys Brooks Building at 202 North Center Street housing FE Brooks Photography Studio and Traffkne Photo as Brooks leaves for Erie September 1. Sawyer, a 12 year photographer, plans to offer framing processing color prints and a line of optics and cameras. Local deal includes Brooks backdrops and wedding portrait inventory.
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Co “Fink
Sawyer
Center Street
FE Brooks
Brooks
Erie
Splémber 1St
North Center Street
Hewin
Transnation
Fearilg
Gobbett
Tel Rellors
Senate Starts Public Hearings On Reserve Plan
Senator Russell questioned the propriety of requiring veterans to carry the burden under a reserve program. The hearing debated expanding the reserve and the balance between active duty and reserve forces, with discussions on universal training and youth volunteer participation.
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Senate
Russell
Washington
Bennie Alnud
Korea
Ols CO
Fussell
Rinnell
Keith Thomaon
Wye
Thomaon
Pentagon
Petiridtet Uy
Thompson Jalth
AP News Briefs summarize mid-20th century items
AP News Briefs report US acceptance of half damages in a shooting down a U S Navy plane over the Bering Sea on June 2. The State Department sends a conciliatory note to the Soviets offering partial compensation as an axis for disposition of the incident. Other briefs note Gov Leader Vodmyi signed a law allowing execution of murderers with full imprisonment in Warren County and a State Department assessment accusing Communist China of violations in Korea and noting strengthened Vietminh firepower.
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Washington
United Slates
Rial
Ai Ameri- Gah
Averie
Bering Sea
Staw Department
Ile
Barrisburg
Vodmy i
Pridons
Inrera
Warren County
Norman Foot
Eisenhower Eyes Compromise on Five Major Bills
President Eisenhower signals willingness to compromise on five major measures including military, atomic energy, tolls, and housing aids. He prioritizes infrastructure, minimum wage, and development bills while not insisting on immediate action if it delays funding. He also hints at a self financing compromise bill to avoid adding to the federal debt and to support interstate road construction.
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Washington
Eisen
Hower
Oxtay
Leila
Hon
Congress
Nas
GOP
Dawdy
Guards confront revolt at Washington state penitentiary
Walla Walla guards refused to reenter the state penitentiary amid a two day revolt by prisoners who may have hidden weapons. An armed escort was requested as guards outside the walls faced assertions of danger. Warden Lawrence Gilmore Jr and state officials debated the next steps and a security plan while nine hostages were released and authorities sought a peaceful resolution.
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Walla Walla, Wasl
Bock
Walla Walla
Wash
Prion Ba
Natitutinn
Poe
Tie
Ching
Fam
Stateipon Ny Rvottteaten
Atnte Department
Lawrence Gilmore Jr
Tata
Lawrence Delmondr
Thine Fatrix
Krycin
Hmter
Artur Bfuymats
Helene
Chirlee Simon
Harris Promt
Simon
City Dump Truck And Auto Collide
A dump truck driven by King, 02, of R.A. Corry collided yesterday morning with a vehicle driven by Victor A Froncek, 18, of RD 2, Curry. The crash happened when the dump truck began a turn onto Liberty Street from Penna valley while Froncek attempted to pass. No injuries were reported though damage to the right rear door and passenger side was noted. Estimated damage totaled 94079.
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King
R.A A
Corry
Victor A Froncek
RD 2
Curry
Folke Anid
Libbity Stivot
Penpaylvaiin pVventur
Travelline Aoad Francek
Sherwin Williams to Open Paint Store in City
Sherwin Williams signed a lease for a new paint store at 27 North Canterbury Street, formerly Turnell's Men’s Wear. Curry Sayings Fund Lawn Association provides the loan. The store aims to be a full service color and finishes center with contractor services and finishes from interior to exterior. Remodeling is underway with a target opening around August 1.
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Sherwin=Willnnn Co. lodny
North Canter Street
Turnell
Curry Sayings Fund Lawn Association
N Barrett
Conera
Reba
Sherwin-Williams Idealors
Corry
Barrell
Mh Barritt
Auartars
Nellides
Barrett
Fisherman Cady Lands 40 Inch Musky on Chautauqua Lake
Ralph Cidy, once of Corryie now living near Oberlin, caught a 40 inch musky at Lone Pole on Chautauqua Lake while fishing at night under a full moon. The catch weighed about 28 pounds, marking an early season milestone for local anglers.
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Cady
Ralph Cidy
Oberlin
Huisbury
Moon
Lone Polok
Chablauqua
Washington debate over China in the United Nations
An Ansocated Prem Washington report summarizes U Nu remarks and congressional responses on China’s U.N. admission. Rep. Richards and others call for disclosure of officials, while officials warn against replacing Nationalist China without U.N. charter obligations. Bridges notes opposition to de facto recognition amid fresh policy moves and possible international reaction.
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Prem Washington
Sen.friduen
R-Nhiekoday
U Nu Eohlands
China
U Nu
Washington
Teil Red Chin
Benhower
New York
Nies
U.N
Prjier
Cini
Atte
Conwrestas
Corigrens
United Nations
Cigarette Firms Shift Ads From TV to Newspapers Says Chief
Los Angeles report quotes Philip Mania Te chief O Parker McConne stating cigarette makers will move advertising from radio and television to newspapers, expecting ad space to nearly double next year. He argues dropping top rated TV shows leaves room for print ads and notes industry demand.
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Los Angeles
O. ‘Parker McConne
Philip Mania Te
Next Hie
Newamen
Penote Road
Phily Morrie
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