Erie Baby Dies In Crash On Ohio Turnpike
A four month old Erie boy, Darrin Smith, died from a skull fracture after a one car crash on the Ohio Turnpike near the Sandusky Norwalk interchange. Six others including his parents sister and brother were hospitalized. Roger Smith Sr. 24 drove the car out of control and hit a sign post. The group was returning from Chicago relatives. the tragedy marked the 25th wedding anniversary of Clarence and Mrs. Smith.
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Norwalk
Ohio
Erie
Sandusky-Norwalk
Darrin Smith
Gifford P. Smith
Eric
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Roger Smith Sr
Gifford
Ohio State Highway
Roger Smith
Danielle
Roger Jr
Shawn
Chicago
Clarence ©. Smith
Clarence Smith
Architect Reveals Plans for Oak Street Recreation
Harold Bradley, designer of the Oak Street pool, submits full development plans for a 2.5 acre site. The Warren Recreation Center aims to raise 250000 and coordinates with Bradley on an all-purpose court, tennis courts, skaters cove, picnic areas, play facilities, observation points, and other amenities around the pool complex. Bradley says the project, though elaborate, uses trees and terrain to keep costs low for the community.
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Warren
Harold Bradley
Oak Street
Warren Recreation Center
Bradley
Niece
Booted Priest Will Teach At Bucknell
The Very Rev. Msgr. John G. Clancy, discharged from St John’s University amid academic freedom controversy, announced he was appointed visiting professor of religion at Bucknell University in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania. He will teach contemporary Roman Catholicism and a course on Teilhard de Chardin.
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Portland
Maine
St. John’s University
New York
John G. Clancy
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
Vatican Secretariat of State
South Africa
Pierre Teilhard de Chardin
S.J
Charleroi Woman Killed in Route 51 Crash
A 24 year-old Charleroi woman, Stephanie Gault, died after a car crash on Route 51 in Jefferson Borough. She passed away about 30 minutes after the accident at McKeesport Hospital. She was the mother of a four month old child.
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Pittsburgh
Charleroi
Route 51
Jefferson Borough
Stephanie Gault
McKeesport
Corry Journal publication and staff details fragment
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Corry Journal, publisher George, editor Willem Estonity, foreman John McLa, production staff, and address snippets in New York and Philadelphia areas. The readable items indicate a newspaper notice of staff and office lines rather than a full article event.
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Corry
Bent Stresh
Corey
Pas
Cory. Journal
George Sores
Willem
New AMA President Charles L Hudson Assumes AMA Office
Dr. Charles L. Hudson of Cleveland Ohio has taken office as president of the American Medical Association at its Chicago annual convention Hudson 61 urges physicians to take a more active interest in politics AP Wirephoto
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Charles L. Hudson
Cleveland
Ohio
American Medical Association
Hudson
AMA
Chicago
Teens Hurt In Conneaut Lake Boat Fire
Three teenagers were burned as a 19 foot inboard boat burst into flames at the Conneaut Lake Park refueling dock. Roxie Beebe 16 and A J Drelick 14 sustained first and second degree burns and were listed in satisfactory condition at Meadville City Hospital. Owner William Deitzel received minor burns and was treated and released. A witness blamed ignition near the dash and engine compartment. This followed a similar gasoline fume explosion incident nearby four days earlier.
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Conneaut Lake
Conneaut Lake Area
Roxie Beebe
A. J. Drelick
Conneaut Lake Park
Meadville City Hospital
Miss Beebe
Drelick
William Deitzel
Raymond Suk
Linesville
Magnificent GIs Drive Forward in Saigon Jungle
Maj. Gen. William DePuy praises the 1st Infantry Division as aggressive troops ready for more training to reduce casualties. He faces a helicopter shortage while expanding operations across 12 locations near Saigon, warning of bloody summer battles ahead and noting Viet Cong vulnerability to dispersed U.S. firepower.
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Quan Loi
South Viet Nam
William E. DePuy
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Saigon
DePuy
Streight
Jamestown
N.D
Puy
South Dakota
Brookings
57Th Infantry
Normandy
West Point
James F. Hollingsworth
Texas A&m
Melvin Zais
University of New Hampshire
Marjory
Washington
Richard M. DePuy
No Bull Sticks To Island After Fence Tweak
A shy two year old Angus bull, sold to Houghton ranchers Philip Bacon and Philip Davidson, fled his new herd, leapt a four strand barbed wire fence, and swam a mile and a half to a ten acre island in a nearby slough where he remains with no cows. Ike Ferdinand, former owner, laments the situation and says the bull simply wants to sniff island flowers.
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Claremont
Nance
Ike Ferdinand
Angus
Dick Daly
Philip Bacon
Philip Davidson
Houghton
Mars Youth Fatally Struck by Car in Butler County
An 11 year old boy named Frederick Wolfendale died after being hit by a car in Mars Pennsylvania. The incident occurred in the Butler County town and authorities are investigating the crash.
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Mars
Butler County
Frederick Wolfendale
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