Kane Area unit selects Rausch as high school principal
Matthew Rausch, longtime Kane Area School District basketball coach, was elected principal of Uhler-Senior High School in Milford Pa. He and his family plan to move to Maltford by August 11. The Kane Board is expected to accept resignation of Raweb tonight with a successor to be named later.
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Matthew Rausch
Basketall
Kane Area
Uhler-Senior
Delaware Witley Joint
Milford
Pike County
Rouse
Maltford
Raweb
Kane
Catch Vandal "Red-Footed" at Parke School
Glenn Apers spent three hours yesterday studying shoes of young boys near Parke School. He concluded the youth left multicolored prints from water color paints causing 200 dollars in damage. The boy with footprints was among vandals. Apers turned him and companions over to juvenile officers. Soldier identified FT. Lewis. Pvt Eugene A. Arduini, 19, of Twin Rocks, Cambria County, Pa., named in report.
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Delrule
W—Ratromman
Glenn Apers
Parke School
Apers
Apet
FT. Lewis, Wash
Eugene A. Arduini
Twin Rocks
Cambria County
Fatal Mars State Police June Report Summary
June State Police report notes one fatality from an ate deer incident near Cotonville. There were 25 accidents with injuries, property damage rising to 19,925 dollars. Seven stationed officers logged 2,688 miles on patrols. five arrests followed investigation efforts.
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Mars State Police
Jane Alesseeny
Cotonville
Bruce Aweder
Coran
Bubstation
Pebsuuty
Reeder
Wie Barracks
Erim- Dil
Hillary’s Norse Peak: Hillary Fails Climb Again
Sir Edmund Hillary and party attempted the 7,030 foot peak in New Zealand's Walrut Valley during a vacation. They were halted 500 feet from the summit by a sheer face amid plans to retry later. The expedition included wife, Rex Hillary, and Peter Mulgrew, Hillary’s radio operator.
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Ny Urlans
New Zealand
Scott Knob
Edmund Hillary
Hilliary
Walrut Valley
Rex
Peter Mulgrew
Hillary
South Pole
Himalayas
Rockets Go Off At U S Air Base
Twelve rockets fired accidentally from a parked F102A at McChord Air Force Base in Washington caused no injuries or damage. Spokesmen said the rockets discharged at 1 05 p m in a deserted area across the runway while the fighter remained near a maintenance hangar. Investigators ordered to determine cause.
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McGhurl Aus
Babe
Wash
Damlee
McChord
Hightine
Washington Air Force Base
Senate Committee Approves Flemming for HEW Secretary
The Senate Finance Committee approved President Eisenhower's nomination of Arthur Flemming to lead the Health Education and Welfare Department. Flemming, 53, president of Ohio Wesleyan University, would replace Marion Folsom in the Cabinet. The White House had said Folsom would depart between July 15 and August 1. The committee backed Flemming by voice vote.
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Senate
Okays
Flemming
Washington UI
Senate Finance Committee
Eisenhower
Arthur & Fleming
Health, Education
Ohio Wesleyan University
Marion Felsom
White House
Folsom
Especidl
Plumming
Chicago Rackets Probe Opens Amid Mob Ties In Hearings
The Chicago hearings examine a supposed highly organized criminal syndicate under the Black Hand to gain power over legitimate industries and unions coast to coast. Testimony targets plush dime spots operators and union officials as witnesses while revisiting the unsolved 1947 murder of racketeer Nick Dedohn tied to syndicate loans.
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Chicago
Ani
San Francisco
Charman
John L. McCleilan
Ark
Nick Dedohn
Dalas
John
McClellan
Car Crashes Tree Injuring Lawrence Park Couple
A Lawrence Park couple were injured when their car skidded on a wet highway curve north of Lausanneville and struck a tree around 1 30 p m today. William McAvoy, 80, sustained bruises and cuts while his wife Ellen, 58, had a broken rib. The car was demolished and the victims were admitted to Steminal Memorial Hospital in Union City.
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Lawrence Park
Lauisville
Stemn Memorial Hospital
Union City
McAvoy
William &. McAvoy
Eilen
Rooper
Corry
Kansas Orders Work Ballot
Kansas voters will decide a right to work amendment after the State Supreme Court ordered its submission to the general election. The court held constitutional amendments must be printed in full on the ballot, though it did not rule on whether the ballot title was defective.
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Toprea
Kan—sangas
Ae Tiannce
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
U S Charges Reds Shot Down Plane Fantini
The Air Force said a burning four engine plane exploded on the ground and all nine crew members reached safety after parachuting from the craft. Nine released at the Soviet Iranian frontier were brought to the U S Embassy for rest and then Wiesbaden. Soviet release leaves eight officers and a sergeant still held in Europe.
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Air Force
Aman Pater N. Sabo
Luther W. Lyle
James T. Kane
James M. Luther
Set
James G. Holman
Sabo
Dale D. Brannon
Robert E. Crans
Bennie A. Shupe
Eagl H. Reamer
U. S
Wiesbaden
Germany
U. S. Air Force European
Tehran
Europe
Bas
East Germany
Iran
Pakistan
Turkey
Canada US tensions near border loom in Ottawa talks
In Ottawa Eisenhower and Dulles press Canada on economic friction and security data sharing amid long standing disputes over wheat exports oil imports and the Norman affair. Analysts note lingering Canadian resentment and question whether a broader political link to Alaska could emerge, as experts discuss potential inferiority concerns and cross border cooperation.
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Warren Rogers Jr
Washington
Queen Elizabeth TM
Prince Philip
Canada
North America
Eisenhower
Secretary of State Dulles
United States
Sigmund Freud
Ottawa
Sanada
Dulles
U. S
FBI
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Herbert Norman
Neyot
Cairo
Congress
Montreal
Quebec
Theodore Roosevelt
Alaska-Canada
Bear Lake Auxiliary hosts tea and craft demos at fire hall
Bear Lake reports a well attended tea at the fire hall with 88 women. Mrs. Sturges demonstrated cake decorating as by laws were voted on and accepted. Spring Greek won the dour prize. Gary Smith to teach Bear Lake firemen's respirator use later.
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Bear Lake
Iremen's
Sturges
Niobe
Spring Greek
Gary Smith
Gerald Crosby
Ray Pardee
Marvin Johnson
Lottaville
George Hall
Gerry Memorial Hospital
Grace Daly
Utlea
Maude Jornish
Grace
Alton Ayling
Ryan
Union City
Burkett Smith
Youngsville Sunday
Fragmented OCR sports brief from City League notes
The readable fragments list players and numbers from a City League baseball season with names like Cony, Me taway, Bogden, Tullus, Wattis, Smollock, Harkins, Clark and Jam, plus several batting averages and scores. The text references a 1954 season and various teams, but most details are garbled.
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Roger Ott
Terry Wattis
Union City
Oe Smollock
Davey Harkins
Corry Jam
Tony Clark
Marty's Nevis
Ed. Jackson
Dick Mi
Jim Tomer
Hown
Chuck Scott
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Weather Bureau
East Washington Street
Uss Hell
Alexandria
George McQuiston
Susan D. Ritchte
K. D. J. Corry
George
McQuistons
McQuiston
Samuel Rosaiter
Youngsville
John Volk
Columbus
Earl C. Roberts
Grand Valley
Roberts
Volk
Gerald Kellogg
Jamestown
Mead Avenue
Cobbett
Kellogg
Plan
Stanford Hose Co
Corry-James
Insurance Company
West Pleasant Street
Harley Drake
Drake
Warren
Gindquist Grill
Eunice Stoddard
Joe Vilardo
Lindquist Grill
Lester W. Berglund
Miss Stoddard
Monroe County Penitentiary
Berglund
Odd Fellows Home
Pennsylvania
Meid-ville
Charles Cape
Albert K. Miller
Miller
North Center Street
Erie County
Corryites
The
General Telephone Co
Cambridge Springs
Tyler H Smith
Benevolent and Protective Order of the Tilks
New York City
Bracken
U.S. Air Base
American Lake Sunday
West Palm Beach
Fla
Albert HE Idell
Tell
New York
Kansas
U.S
Reds
Fantini
National Bank of Corry
Lottie
Bors
Henber Fodaal Deposit Insurance Coap
Akron
Marlow
Pula
Yugoslavia
Evangelos Averoff
United Arab Republic
Corry Drive- In
God's Little Acre
Hell
Texas
Chevrolet
GMC
Clarence Wallace
Jessie Ames
Phillip Legal
Floyd Black
Robert Knight
Rossbachher Insurance Service
First Avenue
Corry, Pa
Frank Grice
Michael Frontera
M. E. Robbins
Charles Munn
International Harvester Sales and Service
Goodyear Tractor Tires
John Your Corry
Allbert_Howell
Remington Mall
Chain Saws Son Brothers Op
South First Avenue
I Burgh Pirate
Sondhes
St Cincinnat
Crass
Pirates
Pittsburg
Bob Siksational
Leddie Mathe
Skinner
Navalgas
Latos
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