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Meadville May State Evening Ag Classes Debate Continuation
Meadville Area School Board discussed keeping the night agriculture course after suspending it for the next year. Local Young Farmers leaders urged recruitment amid a small student pool, but the board still faced limited interest and kept the original decision.
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Meadville
May State Evening Ag
Meadville Area Senior High School
Atomic Ship Savannah Floats as Atom powered Merchantman
The Savannah, first atom powered merchant ship, was floated today at New York Shipbuilding Corp. She will undergo fitting out for the atomic reactor and interior finish. Sea trials are not expected until 1960, with 60 passengers and 10,000 tons of cargo.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Washington
Night-time rowdyism prompts park access limits
Callahan Park near City West End faces off limits at night after Mayor Hugh J. Ryan and Councilman John L. McCutcheon describe numerous complaints of disorder. They cite vandalism, smashed rest rooms, and confrontations with a park watchman as evidence for an executive vote to restrict after hours without permits.
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Callan Park
Dave
Hugh J. Ryan
John L. McCutcheon
Westend
Ryan
McCutcheon
Callahan Park
Bad Check Passer Surrenders in Erie Case
Edward Charles Wade, 31, surrendered to police in Erie after checks totaling 95 were passed at three rooming houses on pretexts of renting rooms. Wade pleaded guilty at arraignment before Alderman Samuel Rossiter and is held on 500 bond awaiting the next court term. Detectives Harkins and Sheehan identified the three transactions, noting Wade’s $18 cash gain and prior similar offense with parole from Huntingdon.
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Erie
Edward Charles Wade
A. D
Samuel Rossiter
Wade
Erie County
Thomas Harkins
Maurice Sheehan
Huntingdon
Girl 5 Dies in Polio Battle at Memorial Hospital
Five year old Nancy M. Kelley of Bon Air suburb died at Memorial Hospital Johnstown from a bulbar polio illness. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard R Kelley. The death was reported as a tentative polio diagnosis.
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Johnstown, Pa
Memorial Hospital
Nancy M. Kelley
Leonard R. Kelley
Bon Air
Dillinger Escape and Final Shootout Narrative
The article recounts John Dillinger’s prison breaks and escapes from 1933 to 1934 and his pursuit across the Midwest. It covers his capture in Dayton and Lima, a Tucson flight, reimprisonment at Crown Point, a jailbreak with a wooden gun, the St Paul escape, a Little Bohemia raid, and his death outside the Biograph Theater in Chicago after being cornered by FBI agents. Evelyn Frechette is named as his companion.
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Dillinger
Indiana
Dayton
Ohio
Lima
Thee
Tucson
Ariz
Crown Point
Ind
St. Paul
Minn
Evelyn Frechette
Mooresville
Johnny
Little Bohemia Lodge
Mercer
Wis
Chicago
Women In Red
FBI
Biograph
Clark Gable
Manhattan
Police Seek Evidence In Car Burglaries Case
Police searched for links to a series of car burglaries near Coulter's swimming hole in Rockkind Township. Leonard Ginnery Jr., 18, of Sage Runtod, was arrested after fleeing in his car. officers removed parts to hinder pursuit and charged him with automobile burglary. A mob presence followed prior crime reports, with sensational scenes at a morgue and at Crown Hill Cemetery noted in the chaotic report.
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Franklin
Leonard Boyd Ginnery Jr
Sage Runtod
Ucles
Coulter
Rockkind Township
Ginnery
Monay
Kenneth McCoy
Ed Thomas
McCoy
Thomas
Vemange
Indianapolis
Illinger
Crown Hill Cemetery
Dillinger
Hal Boyle's Americana Nostalgia Quiz
Hal Boyle surveys bygone era markers that defined old timers and memory lane moments from Mary Pickford curls to elk tooth vests. He notes social quirks, fashion, entertainment and public life that painted a nostalgic portrait of past America.
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New York
Mary Pickford
John L. Sulivan
Yale
Ciy
Showolfs
Lke
Christy Mathewson
The
New
Unclear fragmentary text about dogs and a tribute
Fragmentary reads of a family with dogs Rover Tighe and Bowser and a vague tribute to a man. Mentions backyard vow and Muay, Elise, Alan and a National Geographic reference. Details are garbled and insufficient for a clear event or report.
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Rover
Abet Tighe
Bowser
Sir Lads
Youth, 15, Dies After Bat Hit in Attleboro
Attleboro mourns Paul Gordon 15 after a baseball accident left ear injury from a bat. The Mansfield, Massachusetts native died last night from wounds suffered Monday. Authorities are reviewing the incident as a fatal baseball accident.
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Attleboro
Mass
Paul Gordon
Lenon
Mornday
Batl Gordon
Wallace Gordon
Mansfield
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