Corry school to suspend band program and drill team plans
The Corry Arta High School band program will be suspended Thursday and Friday. Drill team signups push to Monday at 1 p.m. Clarence Ondreako faces a June morals charge. he posted $500 bond for a Thursday hearing. City approves sidewalk bid for City Park. Injuries and hospital admissions reported include a bicycle leg laceration, a medical patient, and a seizure. A church picnic raid led to a beer license arrest. A hay wagon fall caused a leg fracture. transfer to an Erie hospital noted. Bermuda Hop dances at the senior high college event allow bermuda shorts.
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Pittsburgh Child Dies After Braddock Auto Collision
Maureen Coll aged 3 of Pittsburgh died from injuries after colliding with a moving car in Braddock suburb Sunday. The accident occurred during a street run near her home.
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Senator Presses Baker Return of Government Money
Sen. Clifford Case urges the attorney general to sue to force Bobby Baker to return all money earned through influence while on the Senate payroll. Sen. John J. Williams criticizes the Rules Committee for a timid investigation and accuses them of whitewash as Baker invoked the Fifth Amendment. Reports on Baker's $2 million fortune while earning $19,600 a year are to be filed by both parties Wednesday.
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Mexico Quake Toll Rises to 41 in Guerrero
An earthquake shook Guerrero killing 41 people, many buried in mountain village debris. Acapulco reports 18 deaths as the quake, felt in Mexico City, caused light damage there with one minor injury.
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Civil Rights Act Tests Face Resistance in Alabama
Across Alabama and other states, activists including Martin Luther King Jr and Ralph Abernathy chart nonviolent campaigns to test the federal Civil Rights Act. Jailed demonstrators, hotel and business refusals to comply, and varied public reactions mark the early testing phase amid nationwide coverage.
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Senators Probe High Cost of Dying and Funeral Abuses
A Senate subcommittee hearings into funeral industry pricing heard from Wilbur M. Krieger of the National Selected Morticians who backed 27 FTC rules to curb abuses. He cited cases of misleading claims about embalming vaults and urged against secret kickbacks to steer customers, noting a total funeral cost of 750 dollars in some cases. The probe, led by Hart, seeks possible antitrust concerns in the burial trade.
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Deaths in Dalton and Camp Hill Highlight Local Obituaries
Mrs. Glorius of 126 Benton Road Dalton Lackawanna County died at Corry Memorial Hospital after three months visiting her daughter. Survived by four daughters, one son and 15 grandchildren. burial in Fairlawn Cemetery. Mrs. Elizabeth Anna Stack of Camp Hill died after extended illness. survivors include eight grandchildren and five children. Requiem Mass planned at Church of the Good Shepherd Camp Hill.
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Ruth) Tiffany
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Elizabeth) Correll
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Mabel) Hamilton
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Marjory) Cracknell
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Bid Accepted for City Sewer Project
The city council approved a $117,010 sewer bid amid two major objections. Residents on Wayne Street argued for lower alignment to protect basements, while four families with private Bear Creek connections objected to being assessed. Council maintained that private sewers be treated like septic systems, potential court action may follow, and work will start once the Johnson firm receives the go ahead from the city.
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Demonstration Urges Stronger Police Protection in Mississippi
The purpose of the demonstration was to focus attention on the need for better police protection in the South, especially in Mississippi. It framed calls for enhanced law enforcement as a regional priority and highlighted concerns over public safety.
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Motorcycle Crash Claims Life in Magee Hospital
Norman McSwiggen a 23 year old motorcyclist died after a crash at Magee Hospital in Pittsburgh Oakland. Police reported the victim as Norman McSwiggen and said he was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Romney Fails to Side With Bill on Constitutional Declaration
Romney declines initial support for Scranton’s call for a civil rights law constitutional declaration at the platform committee. Scranton allies plan to push the issue to the convention floor amid anticipated emotion and protests. Romney also disagreed with condemning the John Birch Society, a move seen as aimed at Goldwater’s camp.
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Platform committee talks shape GOP civil rights stance
Senators and party moderates on the platform committee discussed a draft platform allowing broad Republican support for civil rights law. Clare Boothe Luce urged a record in favor of the new civil rights law and repeal of state laws sanctioning racial discrimination. Dwight D. Eisenhower prospects appeared uncertain as Scranton's nomination signals cooled.
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