Near Murder Victim Mose Placed in Foster Home
Jamies Mose a year old boy found blind and gagged in a Dunkirk trailer six weeks ago was discharged from Booka Memorial Hospital and placed in a foster home. He has gained weight after malnutrition treatment. His mother Dolores Rose and stepfather Wilfred Rose face attempted murder indictments by a Chautauqua County grand jury and are jailed in Mayville.
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Cesare Vaegiso
Jamies Mose
Dunkirk
Booka Memorial Hospital
Chautauqua County Welfare Department
Mayville
Rose
Gowanda State Hospital
Dolores Rose
Dolores
Wilfred Rose
MacArthurs Butchers plan to return flags from WW II
Veterans of the 41st Infantry Division in Portland plan to turn in their captured Japanese battle flags at a July reunion, translating lettering to identify Senders, then return to families. In Leavenworth, republican dinner ends speeches as candidates mingle with voters.
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Mac’s Butchers
Portland
Ore
MacArthur's Butchers
41St Infantry
Tokyo Rose
New York Dancer and Famine Champ Near Pacific
A fragmentary report mentions Borst Bory praising a calm green scene while Famine, aged 18, is described as the champion hut dancer of a Pacific locality. The text references Born Born and places 76 miles south of Pabitha, likening Manhattan Island to Bora Bora, noting a population around 1,000 and a hypothetical Tahitian lifestyle for 50 a month with no parking issues due to seven cars.
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New York
Ranvine
Famine
Bora Bor
Storm Upsets Junior Yacht Race On Long Island Sound
A sudden squall yesterday tossed more than 0 children into Long Island Sound during a junior yacht race near Riverside Yacht Club. About 40 boats were disrupted. 113 starters, most finished. Patty Miller, 13, of Mamaroneck, suffered a broken leg. Coast Guard cutters, planes, and private boats aided rescue.
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GR Vener
COMI
Uth
Long Island Sound
U.S. Coast Guild
Riverside Yacht Club
Patty Miller
Mamaroneck
N. C
There are fo paying customers in Hora Boru tale
Hal Boyle reports on Hora Boru cultural quirks and nightlife with pineapple beer and hula dancing. He notes people dance freely, value cheap fun, and stress a laid back village life. A visit by Ramille includes a Belmont track spree and TV prize win. A resident cautions against permanent settlement.
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Hora Boru
Ramille
Manhattan
Belmont Race Track
Rebels Attack President Chamoun Family Home
Rebels assaulted the apartment of President Camille Chamoun's son in a four hour attack, killing four of twenty attackers and wounding guards. The president and wife were unharmed and Chamoun said he will resign at the end of his six year term on September 24. Insurgents accused him of plans to push a constitutional amendment to allow a second term.
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Camille Chamoun
Chamoun
Train Derailed at Greensburg Station Causes Track Damage
Four freight cars left the rails at Greensburg Pennsylvanias rail yard platform yesterday causing about 200 feet of track to be ripped up. Derailed cars gouged the platform but no injuries were reported. Local service not disrupted.
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Greensburg
Pennsylvania Railyoad
Armstrong
Gilson
Builders Supply
Columbus
Cali
West Church Street
Roy Swart
R. D
Corry
East South Street
Exminster
Lottsville
Philadelphia Paper Strike Ends After 38 Days
The American Newspaper Guild and the Philadelphia Inquirer reach a two year contract ending a 38 day strike. Deliveries resume for Inquirer and Bulletin while Thinker River drivers refuse to cross Guild lines. 710 Inquirer staffers affected. Wages rise 3 to 5 dollars first year, 2 more second year. pension contribution rises to 3 percent total.
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Philadelphis. Uy
American Newspaper Guild
Iiw
Philadelphia Inquirer
the Inquirer
The
Bulletin
Teamsters Local 628
Newspaper Publishers Association of Philadelphia
Rivers
Publishers Association
Inquirer
Inquirer News
Guild
Wall Street Hovers as Market Shows Little Change
In cautious early trading today the New York stock market barely moved with most major issues fluctuating in small fractions. Several steelmakers rose modestly while others like Bethlehem and Republic eased. broadly, many stocks remained unchanged as activity slowed and initial gains faded.
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NEW York 7
Steel
Youngstown Sheet
Bethlehem
Republic Steel
American Can
At&t
Anaconda Apt
Atlantic Refining
Bethlehem Steel
Briggs — Cartier Corp
Chrysler
Cities
Columbia Gas Consolidated
Continental Can
Eastman Kodak
Erie Railroad
Ford
Notices. AT AMERICAN BREEDERS Service-Hivery sire proved gre
Call Don Knupp, 25286 or 24262. 11
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Don Knupp
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Leavenworth County
American Legion Hall
Storm
Marilyn Monroe
Arthur Miller
Hollywood
Hal Boyle
Sweden
Anna Applequist
Josef von Suskovic
Milwaukee
Gothenburg
Montague’s Sales
Union City, Pa
Hall of Distributors
Montague Sales Barn
Union City
Hall of Distributors, Inc
Philadelphia
Wall Street
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Foods
General Motors
Int
Tel & Tel
Montgomery Ward National Dairy — National Distillers
New York Central
Pennroad
Penna BB
RCA Socony _ Square
Standard
Calif Standard Oil
Ind
Texas Co US Steel
Youngstown S & T
American Stock Exchange Aero, Supplyyouth
Penn Oil
Los Angeles
Werner von Braun
Pation
Army
Meerdink's
Plymouth
James Lewis
East Bond Street
Star
C. J. Paterson & Son
Brigham Hardware
North
Worth Street
Ruffener
Mather
Murray
Mott Street
BIZ
Avon
Nancy Hofer
Lynn Avenue
Titusville
Sixth Avenue
Cormy
Stockton Wholesale Meats
Ray Keller
Ust Street
Queen Mother
London
Queen Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
Legent
Sea’s
Thompson Marris
Clymer
Walter Rotthoff
Wattsburg
Airgrounds
Arlo Ewing
Carter Hill Road
Clarence Wallace
First Avenue
Lottsvile Farmers Exchange
John Deere
GUY M
Fish Spartansburg, Pa
Louis Sexton
RD. 1
Westinghouse
Ato
Telenom
M. B. Shambaugh
Lawn Mowers
Briggs & Stratton
Clinton, Latson and Jacobson Small Motors
Cady & Collier
E. South St
Connie's
Photas
West Main Street
Widmann's
Weltel Mollard
West Meld
Care of the Journal
Joe Mooney
Snyder Circle
Sil South Center Street
Tateh Street
East Main Street
Watt Real Estate Agency
North East
James R. Leslie
Rasselas W
Greenfield
Route
Little Hope
Delmas Chesley and Son
Joe Cohen
Ricker’s
North Center Street
Inqhire
Shambaugh
Avenue Auto Sales
Theodore C. Froehlich
William J. Roehrig
South First Avenue
Pennsylvania
Peake, Peiffer & Spiegel
Avenue Auto Sales Law & Finance
West Plains
Dorothy Reavis
Gall
Corry Pharmacy
Loblaws
Erry Valley
George Wierty
Phorteer
Financia General Te
Pennsylvania Commission
Fitch
General Tele
Bec
D. I
Lindsey Tolficers
Eleane
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