Erie Child Drowning Probe Opens After Open Cesspool Found
Erie officials open a probe into the death of 4 year old Nawlie Preston who wandered into an open cesspool on the Hlusko property Route 20. The body was found by her father Milton Preston. State troopers with the coroner will determine if the case goes to the district attorney. Neighbors say the hole was recently dug and partially filled. State Health Inspector Tonis Specter cited prior sewage complaints at the Hlusko property and noted disputed responsibility between the owner and a septic contractor.
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Little chance to block Nasser dominates discussion
Fragmented text discusses Western powers and Egyptian assets under control. It mentions Nasser seeking influence, potential reactions from Arab states, and possible consequences for regional stability. The passage shows uncertain, incomplete analysis without clear events or dates.
Two Million Japs Hold Work Strikes
Japanese workers across industries staged slowdowns and work stoppages to press for higher pay. The action shut coal mines and hundreds of plants, disrupted trains, with about 40,000 police mobilized and special squads deployed. Strikes were to last up to three days, backed by the General Council of Japan Tyasle Unions, a federation claiming three million members.
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Gene Council of Japan
Tyasle Unions
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Lefttat Tabor Federation
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Ex AP Reporter Dies In Plane Crash
Former Associated Press photographer for the Honolulu Bulletin and Hawaii news desk died Saturday in a crash while piloting a plane. The accident occurred after the aircraft struck turbulence from a nearby quake, killing the pilot and injuring others onboard.
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Tinfonit News
Ord Reyes
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Mie Weil
Probe on Pardons Board Won't Affect Commutations Says
General Thomas D B McBride said the special legislative probe into the state Pardons Board would not affect existing commutations or pardons. He noted no authority to revoke a pardon once delivered, while the committee prepares to resume hearings on Burks County cases and the board’s actions.
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Varey Zeitz
Rockview State Penitentiary
Gov
Edward W. ‘Tompkins Ald Uhio
Burks County
Car Nessili Killed in Route 219 Crash near Brockway
Aldo Carnessili, 44, of Brandy Camp, died in a two car crash on Route 219 two miles north of Brockway yesterday.
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Aldo Carnessili
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Erie Nightclub Singer Held In Auto Fraud
An Erie nightclub singer, identified as Cher Lyk, 23, was charged with auto fraud involving a 1936 Chevrolet. Police say she attempted to defraud a local bank by misrepresenting ownership or value of the vehicle. A bank representative and police were involved. officers traveled to Akron to arrest her? and she appeared as a defendant in court.
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Akron
Wialkowski
Erie Bank
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Mie Lann
Irag to Pump Oil to Europe Amid Pipeline Move
Trig Petroleum Co announces plans to pump oil to Western Europe via a pipeline crossing the Ababa region toward Tripoli Syria and Banias. Officials say 40 percent of supply will flow within 40 hours, with full restoration likely over more than a year after repairs.
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Lebannon
Banias
Tripoli
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Canal Zone
Greek quake rattles Volos area. no casualties reported
A strong earthquake struck the Volos region in central Greece causing widespread panic as residents rushed into the streets. No fatalities or injuries were immediately reported, with authorities assessing structural damage and ensuring public safety.
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Athens
Volos
Military seeks new electronic inventions for defense needs
New York report outlines top defense tech priorities from wireless transmission and underwater detection to heat to power conversion and odor analysis. Proposals include radar jam resistance, three dimensional target tracking, low power radar range, and non radiating altitude and oxygen alert devices. Since 1940 the council has achieved notable results such as a magnetic mining detector.
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Outlaw Wiretapping Sought by Philadelphia Official
A Philadelphia official urged banning wiretaps as a solution to crime, arguing it would curb legal surveillance while not stopping criminals. Senator Donolow announced hearings and noted four Democratic lawmakers push anti wiretapping bills, aiming to align with prior 1955-56 proposals.
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Pro Connells
Bub Siherly
Brown
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D-Phila
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Judiciary General Committee
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Masked Raiders Try to Free IRA Suspect at Belfast Hospital
Three men entered Belfast City Hospital today to free an Irish Republican Army suspect held in the facility. Police said the raiders, described as TRA raiders, drew revolvers as they walked into the ward. A duty policeman fired his weapon as the trio fled. the patient was on the ward for an appendix operation.
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Belfast
Irish Republican Army
TRA
Smith Hopes Eisenhower Visits East Nations
Margaret Chase Smith said she hopes the President will visit nations in the Middle East and Asia and that more foreign leaders visit the United States. She spoke at a Pitcairn-Crabbe Foundation event and warned against inviting governments that have blackmailed the United States or hold Americans prisoner, though she named no countries.
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Garet Chase Smith
Rae
Senhower
Middle East
Asia Sea
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Pitcairn-Crabbe Foundation
U. S
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Nine youths lost in cave near Uniontown Pennsylvania
Nine youths were missing after entering Dulany Cave near Uniontown with only trash lights and an urge to explore. Police and parents conducted a nightlong search through dark tunnels as daylight faded and uncertainty grew about their safety.
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Dulany Cave
Heat off in bus dispute in Augusta Maine
Catholic parents voted 283 to 121 against sending 600 plus children to overcrowded parochial schools if city buses are not provided. They accepted Mayor H Lloyd Carey’s advice to wait for a court test. Lawyers for both sides will confer on seeking the Maine Supreme Court test.
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Maine
H. Lloyd Carey
Supreme Court
Nine Belle Vernon youths found safe after being lost
State police guided the group back to safety today at 5 40 a m The youths aged 14 to 19 apparently became lost in a side passage They realized they were lost around 4 p m yesterday and could not locate the opening Police said all were in good condition and were accounted for
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Boy Killed By Marble Slab Fall In Erie City
A four year old boy died after a marble slab fell on him. The victim, born in Paterson New Jersey March 5 1858, had his birthday four days before his death. He is survived by parents a sister and a brother John. Relatives include maternal grandparents Claude Driggs Caldwell PA and paternal grandparents Dr and Mrs W Glinton Seitz Gambier Ohio. The body is at Bracken Funeral Home with service at St Pauls Cathedral section of Erie Cemetery.
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Gambier
Ohio
Bracken Funerall
St. Paul's Cathedral
Erie Cemetery
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