Salvation Army appeals for furnishings and aid in local area
Lt Walter Crouch of the Salvation Army announces two families urgently need household items including one profane and one natural gas range. Police report a panty thief active in the district. a West Pleasant Street woman reports 12 lingerie items stolen from clotheslines. Hazel Taylor treated for a finger laceration after a knife slipped from a hand during an incident with Pred Diemer. Titusville Chamber raises dues to 86 yearly after youths were cautioned under a weapon report. Master Sergeant Maynard notes two year enlistment ends July 1. four men to be inducted July 6. Glider pilot Larry Gherlein to host film night at Lawrence Airport hangar for soaring club. Weather forecast predicts above normal temperatures June 16–20 with scattered showers. Warren bans carnivals after August 1 following borough council action.
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Television Schedule and Lumber Ad
Buffalo channel lineup lists Fireside Theatre Truth or Consequences See It Now News Weather Sports Senate Hearings Guiding Light Matinee Playhouse Johnny's Show Boxing and late news. Fogle Lumber Co building materials advertises building supplies.
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Coast Guard death damages authorize 15000
The U S Treasury will pay 15000 to Mr and Mrs Edward Levandoski of Dunkirk for the death of their 10 year old daughter Jean who fell from a 40 foot cliff at Pt Gratiot Coast Guard property in 1951 The bill was sponsored by Representative Daniel A Reed The parents claimed government negligence for lack of fencing or protection.
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Fire in subway sparks panic injures 25 in New York
Fire aboard a Lexington Avenue Line subway car near 26th street caused acrid smoke and panic. About 25 people were injured or ill as 20 escaped through a street grate freed by a man with a crowbar. Five remained hurt from smoke, lacerations, or related injuries.
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Churchill Eden to Meet Eisenhower in Washington Talks
Prime Minister Churchill and Foreign Secretary Eden will visit Washington for talks with President Eisenhower the weekend of June 16. The invitation was extended by the President several weeks earlier.
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Allies Demand End To County Judge Conflict
Wartime dispatches report calls for ending the Warren County county judge dispute amid Korean peace talks. A car accident in Washington PA claims Trevor Davis, 62, while former Tioga County Judge Crichton dies at 78 following a long career. Police raid Moose Club Warren and VFW Clarendon uncover gambling devices. hearings set for next Tuesday. In Connecticut, the Smiths outnumber the Browns two to one.
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Bradley Declines Senate Candidacy in California
Oakland report states retired General Omar N. Bradley was approached by unnamed parties to run as the Democratic candidate for the California Senate but declined. Bradley, speaking at a USO fundraiser in West Los Angeles, said he would not return to Washington after eight years there.
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California
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Erie Man Receives 5000 Damages Over Sewer Crossing
An Erie resident, John Wolff of 1550 West 29th Street, will obtain 5000 in damages after city sewer work requires him to traverse two feet of his property. Assistant City Solicitor Mszanowski cited Cascade Creek enclosure as the cause of the elevated sewer line.
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