Pakistan Premier Seeks U S Backing Amid Aid Demands
Pakistan Prime Minister Suhrawardy arrives after talks with President Eisenhower and begins a nationwide speaking tour to press for more grain aid defense funding and financial support. He argues 40 percent of national income goes to defense while seeking self sufficiency and Kashmir backing.
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Pakistan
Southeast Europe
Hussein Shaheed Suhrawardy
Eisenhower
Suhrawardy
Kashmir
Kane Area Man Accidentally Shoots Self
Kane area resident Lawrence Kibbs, HI, injured his right knee when his gun discharged while seated. He was taken to hospital after X rays to assess the extent of his injuries.
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Lawrence Kibbs
Kave Summilk Hospital
Ian Te
Ain
Gay
Corry Memories Report 1937 Editorials and Local Notes
Yesterday's Memories recounts 1937 Tokyo steps and imperial measures while local notices discuss solicitors targeting Second Ward homes, Findley Lake boating safety rules, and WPA improvements south of Corry. The column laments modern technological ambitions and ponders philosophical aims across centuries.
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Mrs Laura Hill Succumbs At 85
Mrs Laura Hill died at 4 a.m. yesterday at her son Arthur Mill's home after a long illness. She was born January 16, 1871 in Wayne Township and lived in Hipsey before moving to Columbus in the early 1900s. Survived by a sister Miss Clement Moses of Great Bend Kansas. Services will be held at the Brocken Funeral Home with burial at Columbus Cemetery.
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Arthur Mill
Mrs. Hill
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Wayne Township
Leon Hill
Columbus
Mtr Mun
Mind
Tan
Iiss Ali
Columbus Finsiee
Miss
Clementhm Moses
Great Bend
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Staruleonieresy
Brocken
Wedner& Iuey
Dopa
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Grocer Yells, Fails Robbery
Pittsburgh grocer Anthony Perry, robbed three times before, yelled during a Sunday night robbery attempt at his confectionery store. He dropped behind the counter and scared away two tall youths with handkerchiefs, guns, and shouting. Perry claimed the scene echoed through town.
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Pittsburgh
Anthony Perry
Hils Con
Perry
Lindt
Weekend Mishaps Kill 16 in State
Tragic weekend in Western Pennsylvania leaves 16 dead across highways and at parks and resorts. Statewide traffic congestion and crowded venues marked the two day period as rescuers and officials reported multiple fatal incidents during holiday travel and leisure periods.
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Pittsburgh
Erie Peach-Sassafras redevelopment becomes reality
Erie officials announce the Peach Sassafras plan as a $5.269 million redevelopment with funds from the US state and city. Acquisition of 285 structures in an eight block area will begin after final appraisals, with relocation and demolition to follow, aided by a $4.165 million US loan and local contributions.
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Russia
Peach-Sassafras
Clifford Zilch
U. S
Redevelopment Authority
United States
Erie Projet
Meadville Banks Hit New High in Debits
Meadville’s three banks posted a June debits total of 23,737,000, up 36 percent from June 1956 and a regional high. Merchants National Bank and Trust Co president John D. Banner noted the three-month total reached 68,293,000, a 75 percent rise from the prior year, signaling local prosperity.
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John D. Banner
Merchants National Bank and Trust Zo
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Mansfield
Two Killed and Two Hurt in Route 231 Crash
A car left Route 231 nine miles northwest of Washington yesterday, rolled down a steep embankment. Two Washington County family members died Frances Tauzel 25 and her 10 month old daughter Mary Jo instantly. John Tauzel 4 was treated at Washington Hospital for a possible nose fracture. Frederick Tauzel 4 was released. Pred Tauzel 27 the driver escaped injury.
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NT Auto
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Washington
Washington County
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Financier Henry M Day Dies in New York
Henry M Day, 70, financier and former associate of tycoon Harry F Sinclair, died Saturday. He was born in Smithfield Virginia. The report notes a redevelopment project with demolition starting late fall or winter and lasting 12 to 18 months. The area includes 235 structures, 189 residential, 868 acres with 162 residential, 2 nonresidential and 124 streets, alleys and rights of way. Of 431 dwelling units, 386 are substandard.
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New York
Henry M. Day
All Tycoon
Harry F. Sinclair
Smithfield
Free-wheeling anti-communist probes rebuked by high court
Washington analysis notes the Supreme Court ruling curbing congressional investigations into communism after World War I and the modern echoes in Justice Youngdahl's recent statements. The piece cites McCarthy era overreach, Fifth Amendment protections, and limits on fishing expeditions in inquiries into individuals with past communist ties.
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Investi
A. Mitchell Palmer
Senate
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Supreme Court
Federal
Luther A. Youngdahl
High Court
John
T. Watkins
House Committee On
Supreme Courting
Youngiah
Congress
Youngdahl
Vpoltt
Back To Normal: Scout Exhibit On Conservation Wonders
A Boy Scout Life feature describes a return to normal with Conservo the wooden magician guiding visitors through conservation themes. Scouts explore interdependent forestry wildlife and water care with experts, including forest ranger exhibits broadcast from three radio towers and wildlife in natural habitat.
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Boy Scout
Faye
Conservo
Forest Rangers
Sherman Boy Admits Fleeing Accident Scene
A 17 year old Sherman youth, David P. Geer of R D 3, pleaded guilty to leaving the scene after his auto struck 15 year old pedestrian in Findley Lake last night. Geer was fined 525 by Peace Justice John H Jones of Sherman. The injured boy, not hospitalized, suffered forehead lacerations and a bruised left leg. Geer said a cat caused him to miss the victim as he crossed with others.
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Findley Lake
Sherman
David P. Geer
R. D
John. H. Jones
Bury &. Blue
Geer
Sheriff's Deputies
Scouts Hear Ghost Yarns At Camp
Scouts at a camp discuss stories about Valley Forge and Washington. They explore myths about the Delaware crossing and wonder whether Valley Forge is near their camp, learning the river lies about 253 miles away and recognizing Valley Forge as a winter camp rather than a battlefield site.
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Valley Forge
Washington
Delaware
Delaware River
Valley Force
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