Young Crash Victims Finger Bar Owners Arrested in Westfield
Four Erie youths were injured in a Sunday night crash near Westfield. Police charged four New York residents with selling liquor to minors, two of whom pleaded guilty and were fined 500 dollars. Suspects Mary Musse and Louis Campese, both cited, run the Five Spot tavern and Westfield hotel respectively, with Musse facing a second offense. Anthony Kosciouszke and Victoria Kosciouszke, of Ripley, pleaded not guilty and posted 2000-dollar bonds awaiting June 3 hearing. The injured teens were Russell Anderson, Douglas Ferguson, Clair Brocious Jr., and Anthony Warnicki. Anderson faces license and intoxication charges.
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Westfield
Hove
New York State
Westfield Barracks
Erie
Mary Musse
Louis D. Campese
Westfield Hotel
Musse
Anthony Kosciouszke
Ripley
Wayside Inn
Route 5
Victoria
Russell Anderson
Douglas Ferguson
Clair Brocious Jr
Anthony Warnicki
Anderson
Sparta youth expelled for threats and weapon danger
A Sparta merged school board expelled a high school boy last night after three weeks of suspension for gross misbehavior including threatening peers with a knife and twisting a chain around their necks. Budget for 1960-61 adopted on final reading at about 293000 dollars. Board discussed repairs and delays. bids opened May 10 then sent to Harrisburg for approval awaiting session. A teacher vacancy exists in English with desire for a Spanish-certified instructor.
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Sparta
Spartansburg
Harrisburg
Seaion
Roland T. Putnam
Two Hurt In Frewsburg Fire
A Frewsburg residence fire yesterday sent two people to WCA Hospital in Jamestown. Mrs Winnifred Atkins suffered second degree burns on a hand while police and volunteers aided residents and neighbors. Ronald Morton 18 was found asleep in a chair and later removed along with Mary 14 by firefighters. the two Atkins boys Richard 9 and Chester 6 were rescued by Robert H Kidder after he passed by the house. Officer Robert Payne led Mrs Atkins to safety and was treated for smoke inhalation.
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Shitlansey
Frewsburg
WCA
Jamestown
Winnifred Atkins
Ronald Morton
Robert H. Kidder
Morton
Mary
Town of Carroll
Robert Payne
Atkins
Payne
Certificate of Merit to Corey Jamestown Corp for decor
The unique certificate of merit was presented to Corey Jamestown Corporation last week as the first office furniture manufacturer honored. Presented by the American Institute of Decorators, it was given to Richard Fuller, VP Marketing, Beverly Hills California.
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American Institute of Decorators
Corey Jamestown Corporation
Tute of Decorators
Richard Fuller
Beverly Hills
Calif
Television Review of So Help Me Aphrodite It Fails
New York review notes Nanette Fabray and Tony Randall fail to rescue NBCs So Help Me Aphrodite a musical spoof. Plots and lines feel stale with overlong running time and weak material. The piece criticizes the era of TV musicals and highlights other evening programs for contrast.
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New York
Nanette Rabray
Tony Randall
NBC
Aphrodite
Walter Mitty
Marie Arntoldette
Miss Fabray
Randall
Orig
Bear Lake Family News and Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Frederick Yunik welcomed a daughter born Saturday at Jamestown General Hospital. Mary Barry and Lena Cross returned home after winter in Youngstown Ohio. Ivan Hawkins of Greenhurst visited J C Manwaring on Saturday. Alec Perkins of Youngstown Ohio visited here for the weekend. Bruce Price returned from Arizona where he spent a year and plans to enter Houghton College this summer. Max Crosby and family of Binghamton visited Richard Crosby and Alton Crosby last Sunday and Monday.
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Bnar Lnki
Frederick Yunik
Jamestown General Hospital
Mary Barry
Lena Cross
Youngstown
Ohio
Ivan Hawkins
Greenhurst
J. C. Manwaring
Alec Perkins
Bruce Price
Arizona
Bruce
Houghton College
Max Crosby
Binghamton
Richard Crosby
Alton Crosby
Sparta Alumni Hear Soviet Tour Lecture
Sparta alumni gather at Spartansburg High School gym for an alumni banquet hosted by Harry K. Rhodes supervising principal Lawrence Park district. The event welcomes the Class of 60 into the association as William Martin presides with music from a local girls quartet and ventriloquist Dianne Sawyer entertaining. Rhodes toured Russia and satellite states last October. this marked the first US schoolmen delegation to visit while schools were in session. Jim Jeffries earned 5000 dollars weekly in vaudeville.
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Spartansburg
Harry K. Rhodes
Lawrence Park
Spartansburg High School
Sparta
William Martin
Dianne Sawyer
Corry
William Farley
Rhodes
Russia
United States
Suspect Arson In Two Fires At Jamestown
Jamestown and nearby areas saw two fires Sunday night four hours apart. A kitchen fire at the Edison Dietrich farm aroused arson suspicions after wooden kindling and newspapers were found. A 30 by 60 foot barn burned and set an adjacent barn ablaze. a two story rambling house near William Frey's property was leveled.
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Jamestown — Onautauqua
Cherry Creek
Don Miller
Edison Dietrich
Richard Lattimore
Lakewood
Sheriff's Office
Lattimore
William Frey
Jamestown
Routine Check Nets Suspect Pete
A teenage motorist identified as Ralph Edward Miller 19 of Dorchester was arrested after a routine check by State Thruway Troopers L G Scott and R McGillick near here at 4 am Saturday. He is held in the Katauga County Jail for further state police and FBI inquiry and faced fugitive from justice charges in a Dorchester car theft. Miller was en route to California in a car valued at 1400 dollars and had four sailors as passengers who were not involved.
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Katauga County
Mayville
Dorchester
Mass
Ralph Edward Miller
State Thruway
L. CG. Scott
R. McGillick
Here
Robert Murphy
State Thruway Patrol
Robert Owens
Jamestown Area
FBI
Miller
California
Decorators Honor CJ Doric Design Firm with Merit Award
The American Institute of Decorators awarded CJ Doric Design a merit certificate at its Beverly Hills meeting. L Richard Fuller accepted for CJ, praising Corty Jamestown group for its ultra modern office furniture line and market momentum.
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Devine
American Institute of Decorators
L. Richard Fuller
Institute
Beverly Hilton
Beverly Hills
Calif
Corty Jamestown
Dorie Group
Curry Jamestown
Corry Firm
Possibili Ues
Doric Group
Money market trends fuel talk of rate cuts and margin changes
New York reports growing speculation that interest rates may ease in key sectors and that cash requirements for stock purchases could fall. Analysts differ on timing, noting unsettled defense spending and international factors. If margins drop to 70 percent, buyers could leverage more stock with the same cash, reshaping activity.
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New York
Busine
U.S
Federal Reserve Board
Market Voices Behind Margin Cuts In Stock Prices
In a churn of debate observers note that margin reductions may mirror stock market conditions more than firm policy. Analysts argue recent price firming has been influenced by broader market forces, while some in Wall Street welcome cuts as timely adjustments amid volatility.
NASA’s Role in Flights Sparks Dulles Testimony Question
Chairman J William Fulbright reports Dulles avoided comment on the mission's importance as testimony linked to I 69 near the summit. The letter refused release for publication even censored form, leaving questions about NASA’s role.
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Dulles
J. William Fulbright
D- Arc
Fulbright
Theft at Detroit School Sparks Fingerprint Clue Note
A break in at a Detroit school left the fund missing and a smeared note accusing others of wasting time. Detective Garfield Campbell said he would search for whoever cannot spell waste as waste.
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Detroit
Mit
Garfield Campbell
Wattsburg Auto Victim Good
A young boy, Jeffery Gifford, 6, is in satisfactory condition at Corry Memorial Hospital after an accident yesterday afternoon when he ran into a car along Route 8 in Wattsburg. State Police identified him as the son of Lyle and Mrs. Gifford of Main Street.
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Wavoous Doy
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry State
Jeffery Gifford
Lyle Gifford
Main Street
Wattsburg
Walter Slivinski
Erie
Slivinski
Gifford
Corry Hospital
Musser
Dove Of Peace Flies The Coop In Titusville
In Titusville a pair of crowded incidents ended with men jailed after a wife’s surety of the peace warrant was served. At 4 p.m. a constable brought a husband to the jail. he was fingerprinted and photographed and locked up. At 4:30 p.m. a similar scene occurred with another man amid gloomy weather and stir crazy theories.
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Titusville
Hat maker Mortimer Loeb dies at 68 in New York
Mortimer Loeb, 68, famed hat maker whose firm supplied silk hats to presidents from Theodore Roosevelt through Harry Truman, died yesterday in New York.
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New York
Mortimer Loeb
Theodore Roosevelt
Harry Truman
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Perry Como
CBS
Betsy Pater
Jeff Donnell
Bear Lake
Jim Jeffries
CJ Doric Design
Business Mirror
Dove of Peace
Barbato’s
Consolidated Pool CO
Clymer, N
Roberts
Roberts Furniture
Columbus
Auto Glass Table Top Glass General Auto Repair
Franks Auto Service
Thomas Motors
Gust
Les
Corry’s Finest
Choice
Armour Star
Wilson
Beneficial
BenEfictal
N. Center St
Sears
Erie — Corner
Eighth & State Sts
Beneficial Consumer Discount Co
Beneficial Finance Co
Consumer Discount Co
Beneficial Finance
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