Union City Man Dies In High Speed Car Crash
Edward Graves aged 36 of Union City was killed when his 1943 sedan crashed off Route 8 after failing a curve near Legislative Route 25049. Two passengers James Collingwood and Joseph Woods were injured as the car rolled, with Graves receiving crushed chest and skull fractures. Authorities stated no other vehicles were involved and an unidentified truck driver alerted authorities. Graves’ body was taken to Glenn Funeral Home as investigation continued.
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Miles
Forth
Union City
Edward Graves
Donald Davis
Wattaburg
Davis
Graves
Harry Musser
Polite
Collingwood
Woods
Wilhre Ion
Iowa
Glenn Funeral
Lux Tillé
Riel Graves
Erie
Rungeil Graves
Sisten
Lester Parrett
Lava Rivers Cut Through Town in Hawaii District
Dynaar, Pahoaa Hawaii, two lava rivers fed by two half mile features and fountains up to 500 feet moved to the sea, causing about two million dollars in damage. Cane fields, timber and at least nine homes were buried as the village of 70 homes became a ghost town under molten rivers. The eastern Punaa district, half Manhattan in size, endured five days of quakes and rockings as residents, about 400, remained at home amid streams scarring a two mile wide swath across cane lands.
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Dynaar Pahoa
Hawaii
Punn
Manhattan
Ita
Resignation of Selinsgrove State School Superintendent
Dr Donald B Menton will resign as superintendent of Selinsgrove State School effective March 10 for health reasons. Welfare official Harry Shapiro appointed Frederick Jacobs to succeed him. Dr Matti tush is interim superintendent following the change.
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Harrisburg
Donald B. Menton
Selinsgrove State School
McIntosh
Harry Shapirotun
Fréderick Jacobs
Matti
Dent
City Faces Potential Lawsuit Over Longstanding Tax Debt
City officials, including Treasurer Carl Smith, received a $1,000 overdue tax payment for Ada Bcott Way in Second Ward. An attorney for Mrs Way had threatened a court suit two years earlier over land needed for a right of way for the East Smith storm sewer. Observers speculated the delinquent taxes payout may pave the way for a larger damages claim against the city.
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Carl Smith
Ada Bcott Way
Second Ward
City Assessment Likely 10 Stand For Three Years
City administration faces little chance of a general revision this year with the assessment likely to stand for three years. Attorneys say non appealed owners have roughly no recourse, while those who did appeal may not pursue further changes given the scope of revisions. Remedial action would rest with the city governing body.
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Board of Tax Revision and Appeals
Pennsylvania
US Writer Exonerated by Reds of Spy Charges
MOSCOW The Sayier government exonerates American writer Anna Louie Strong of spy charges dating back to 1949. An investigation found the charges groundless. Strong, who defended the Red cause for over 25 years, was arrested and deported earlier. She welcomed the Russian announcement, saying she is glad there is now clarity.
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Kerem Moscow
Sayier
Anna Louie Strong
Anya the
Lavrenty P. Borin
Mini Strong
Soviet Union
Lon Angeles
Miss. Strong
Windfall for City Funds Cited in Corry Taxpayer Letter
A Corry Journal reply argues the city’s first year under current administration shows windfalls from bond revenues and fund transfers, boosting the cash balance and general fund. It urges public release of annual financial details by the Sewer Authority and Corry Area School Authority to curb rumors and boost fiscal transparency.
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Jourist
Corry
Cherry
Kinley
Teimburs
Hw Sewer Authority
Corry Area
Curious youths trigger Wright School fire alarm
Two young boys ran to a trigycla near Wright School and pulled the fire alarm causing a loud siren and a fire engine to arrive. They scattered behind bystanders, then answered questions from police and adults as traffic backed up.
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Curiows
Wright School
Senate probes look into stock tips and market turmoil
Senate Banking Committee investigators reveal about 20 cases of big stock gains driven by tips and rumors. Walter Winchell’s reports are linked to volatile moves in Amurex Ol and Pantépec Co stock, with McCormick noting heavy order flows and price spikes after the broadcaster’s broadcasts.
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Senate
Winchell
Washington
Trom
Uno Right Co. Ark
Senate Banking Committee
Walter ‘Winchell
Edward T. McCormick
American Stock Exchange
Witchell
Amurex Ol
McCormick
Pantepec Oh Co
Ist
New York
Slorks
Winchll
Bimvtie
Fillbright
Lin Tonimentator
Pantepec
Winchett
Tension Mounts in Gaza as Evacuations Continue
Disrupted by shelling and unrest, sixteen women and children of UN truce observers were evacuated from Gaza. The Gaza border area saw deadly incidents and rioting as refugees protested food depots and truce headquarters, with Egyptian guards protecting some 20 family members of UN workers still in Gaza. A separate Pittsburgh case reports 46-year-old William Price acquitted of murder in a stabbing involving William Bond last October.
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Gaza
Palestine
Gazi
Lenaton
Goan
Mopibey
Blondy
Rxyntian
Lannell
U.N
Goa
UL Ni
Tinwela
Gaga
Chai
Pittsburgh
William Price
Willian ‘Ond
Price
Local death of Nettie Houghtaling reported by authorities
The death of 88 year old Nettie Houghtaling of 18 McFarkin Street was attributed to natural causes after a tourist carrier found her home paper undelivered. Deputy Coroner Lawson Davison led the investigation with Officers Gorski and Robertson. Funeral services are planned at Davison Funeral Home with burial at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Nettie Houghlaling
BBS East Scully Sirect
Law
Rjice Davison
Daniel Gorski
Pete Robertson
Ruth Willover
McFarkind
South Street
Houghtaling
Davison
Pine Grove Cemetery
Bleeding Baby Stumps Medical Hunt For Cure
In Chicago a 15 month old girl named Peg ey Lee Davis faced a mysterious bleeding illness baffling doctors at Presbyterian Hospital. After 12 days of tests physicians ruled out hemophilia and found no relevant family history while noting several promising leads. The infant's mother and brother are affected by the mystery condition as researchers seek a diagnosis and treatment.
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Cncago
Sevret Medial
Ey Lee Davis
Bleesder
Presbyterian Hospital
Senator Opposes Ultimatum on Airmen Release
Washington Senator George D Gop leader Knowland and other lawmakers push for action if 16 American airmen held since the Korean War are not freed by April 1. George opposes deadlines or ultimatums, saying UN involvement may be needed while Dag Hammarskjold pursues proposals. Dulles to brief Foreign Relations on diplomacy with Asian nations ahead of a televised address.
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Associated
Rresar
Washington
Geoge
D-Gu
Knowlind
California
GOP
United States
George
Senate ‘Foreign Relations Committee
Jin
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
U. N
Congress
China
Dulles
Senate
Na-Ion
Wyoming ex convict killed after 16 hour shooting spree
Ex convict Melvin Henry Gray, 29, carried out a 16 hour shooting spree across the Wyoming town of Green River, injuring several including Deputy Sheriff Ed Phillips. A Union Pacific agent, WG Sherman, fired through a window fatally wounding Gray as officers encircled his hideout in Mrs. Gil Kallvas’s home.
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Oren River
Wyo
Sherman
Union Pacific Railroad
Melvin Henry Gray
Gray
Gil Kallvas
Wyoming
Deipgrade
Kellvas
Pitleerp
Frontier
Mallen
Babson Doubts Strike First Policy U.S. Action Questioned
Roger Babson questions public support for a strike first policy amid debate over Captain W. D. Puleston’s critique in Influence of Force in Foreign Relations. Babson cites military versus civilian subordination, warns of European lenders and potential threats. Continued discussion noted with references to 1916 peace aims and future defense tactics.
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Roger W. Babbon
Babson
Riss
D. Vast Nasty
Go, Inc
New York City
W. D. Puleston
Webber College
Puleston
Frankl D. Roose
West
Wits
Wis
Wellesley Hilla
Masawohupetita
Hong
Roosevelt
Pulenton
Mr. Babson
Rept
Hughes
Kellogg
Stimann
Prenidonk
Hoover
Wilkow
Wilwon
Puleston Haus
Tryt
Japan
Buanesamen
Mutron
Radio Station WOTR to Open in Corry April 2
WOTR in Corry announces opening on Saturday, April 4 with 500 watts at 1370 kilocycles. Tests permitted midnight to 8 am daily by FCC. Mrs Rennekamp and husband Kenneth B. Rennekamp run stations in OU City, St. Marys and Emporium. Keystone Broadcasting ties announced. Luncheon planned at Veterans of Foreign Wars Club to honor guests, Governor George Lender may attend.
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Paradoesent Eed Eerste
WOTR
Cory Ravings and Loan
Federal Communications Commission
Rennekamp
Kenneth B. Rennekamp
Reg
OU City
St. Marys
Emporium
Keystone Broadcasting System
Veterans of Foreign Wars Club
Corry
George Lender
Labor Picture Brightens in Corry Unemployment Report
Unemployment in Corry improved as February figures from the Bureau of Employment Security show 1 new job filing, a drop from January. The data cover new compensation claims, gender and veteran breakdowns, job openings, and reasons why some listed were not employed, indicating a tightening labor picture.
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Corry
Bureau of Employment Security
Heystein Reypnitte
Buteaie
Feaf
Hyer Ue Nuumber
Johnpewines
Lcnt
Fice
Nationalists, U.S. Continue Military Talks
The Nationalists and the United States press ahead with ongoing military discussions as a small island group lies about 20 miles from the Chinese mainland. A brief attack against a minor isle was reported, prompting renewed concerns from Dulles about the security situation.
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Red China
Isles
Dulles
Chiang Expecting Boost in Aid for Formosa Defense
Nationalist China's Chiang Kai-shek and U S leaders discuss increased military aid amid talks on Formosa defense. Reports cite potential joint U S Nationalist command and expanded aid to bolster garrisons near Matsus and offshore islands as tensions with Communist forces persist.
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Taipei
Formosa
China
United States
Thei Mute
Chiang Kal-ahek
Matsus
Formosa Strait
Red China
Mota Islands
Kundrin Ral
Honolulu
U. S
State Dulles
Dulles
Southeast Asia
Peiping
Hoter
Napohishan
Here
Tulle
Dow Lawn
Paipel
Adm
Robert B. Carnny
Felix B. Stump
Alfred M. Pride
William Chae
Ameria
Forma Alee
Formona
Fire claims lives at nursing home in New York village
Three residents die in a nursing home fire near a New York village. Say ten patients were rescued. Victims include Adelaide Bleuit about 50 Der Te year-old won Adelbert and Shorkam Disnniian about 70 plus widow Mrs Strait who ran the home. Mrs Strait perished while rescuing her baby. Fire started in roof peak as per county coroner Dr Joseph F. Phelps.
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Bomeston
New York Village
Strait Abone
Atiire
Joseph F. Phelps
Cer
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Kai-Shek
Nettie Houghtaling
Sen
Desperado
Roger Babson
LABOR
U.S
Chiang
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