Winter Frost Clings to Oorry Area Amid Forecast Snow Ferlies
A thick frost coats the Oorry area with trees silvered overnight, high around 41, low 11, the coldest night this month. Forecast shows no major change tomorrow with possible snow flurries and partial clearing, low tonight 25 to 27. Mary White seeks police help for a dog that broke its chain and strayed. Surplus food to be distributed in Warren County on Wednesday March 26 including cheese milk flour and corn meal. Famed pianist Gerald Moore to lecture recital at Allegheny College Ford Memorial Chapel on Friday March 21 at 8 PM. Reverend Robert E. Graham resigns as Oil City pastor and takes call in Austin Texas. Blain Magee Mead announces run for state senate Republican nomination. faces Leroy E. Chapman in May 20 primary. William J. Bainbridge opts not to run for 24th District congressman. Kindergarten petition circulated in Meadville. school board undecided for immediate action. Kenneth Coan treated for laceration at Corry Memorial Hospital. Kathy Chapman treated for forehead injury. Tom Hutvelman, 13, earns place in all-county spelling finals. won with mileage and squirrel.
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Oorry
Blain Magee Mead
Warren County Board of Commissioners
Leroy E. Chapman
Warren County
Warren
Ford celebrates 50 millionth vehicle in St Patrick's Day run
Ford Motor Co celebrated its 50 millionth vehicle, a four passenger Thunderbird painted Irish green, rolling off the Novi final assembly line. James Riley drove the milestone car, which will be sent to the American Cancer Society for fundraising activities in Las Vegas.
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FORD
Fighting In Indonesia Routs U S Aides Evacuation Ordered
In North Sumatra the key Medan port and rail center changed hands twice as government troops retook the city. U S Vice Consul Dreary said another rebel attack might come and 250 Americans plus 825 Dutch nationals were evacuated to Singapore aboard the Oranje.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
U. 5
Medan
U. S
Richard Dleary
Dleary
Sukarno
Boyko Nalan
Navin Golan
Automatic Welder Powers Up at U S Aircraft Plant
The largest automatic fusion welding machine in the United States is now operating at an aircraft company. It can perform a continuous perfect weld along 19 feet, with an electronically controlled head that follows contours within a 14 inch vertical range. The machine’s capabilities suggest it could even handle a barber pole spiral if desired.
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United States
U S Pilot Describes Interrogation by Korean Reds
Capt Leon Pfeiffer of Kenosha Wisconsin recounts being shot down over North Korea on a training mission. He says about 50 North Korean soldiers captured him after parachuting, held for seven days of interrogation, then released to UN Command. His Sabre jet was damaged but he was uninjured.
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Savuy
U.S
Leon Pfeiffer
Kenosha
Wis
8Th Army
Kaesong
United Nations Command
Pfeiffer
Red
Demilitarized Zone
Ike and Governors Discuss Unemployment Benefit Plan
President Eisenhower told a nine member Governors Conference committee he plans a tentative limited and temporary extension of unemployment compensation. He noted the idle count was 5,173,000 in mid February and has continued to grow. The plan would keep weekly benefits near the current national average of about 90 dollars while letting states set their own limits.
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Eisenhower
Governors’ Conference Executive Committee
Gaillard Faces Confidence Vote Amid Police Turmoil
Gaillard told the Assembly that a "mob of police" led by uncontrollable elements acted without union approval during last Thursday’s siege of Parliament. He warned reform of the institution is needed though no new measures were announced. Police leadership changes have occurred as the vote looms while Tunisian talks shift with Bourguiba.
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Gaillard
Pariiament
Center Coalition
Paul Arrighi
Edward Callahan Dies At Titusville
Edward Francis Callahan 3 lifelong Titusville resident died at 3 58 p m yesterday at home after a short illness He was born September 3 1874 son of John and Mary Callahan employed 57 years as a boilermaker by Struthers Wells Corp He married Myrtle Britton September 16 1914 She died December 6 1087 He was a member of St Titus Church a 50 year Knights of Columbus member and boilermaker union He leaves one son Edward J Callahan five grandchildren two sisters and one brother Funeral arrangements set with calling times and service at St Titus Church and burial in St Catherine Cemetery
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Edward Callahan
Titusville
Edward Francis Callahan
John
Mary Callahan
Callahan
Struthers Wells Corp
Myrtle Britton
St .Titus
Rctory
St. Titus’ Church
Knights of Columbus
Hoilermaker Union
Edward J. Callahan
Ellinabeth Besselman
Anna Callahan
Joan Callahan
Toronto
Canada
Margaret
Jin
Timoby
Nell
Peterson-Bowers
St. Titus’ Chinen
St. Catherine's Cemetery
Murder charges filed in drowning of two children
Robert W. Turner, unemployed steel worker, faces two murder warrants after confessing to dropping his children Betty Marie aged 7 and John Jr. aged 4 from the Fort Henry Bridge into the Ohio River. Prosecutor Thomas P. O'Brien said preliminary hearings were not yet set as dragging operations searched for the bodies and psychiatrists analyze Turner's mental tests.
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Vraneul NG
W. Va
Robert W. Turner
Ohio River
Thomas P. O'Brien
Carl Fisher
Wheeling
Betty Marie
John Jr
Turner
Fort Henry
O'Brien
Albert Warner
Norfolk TV educates students with free daily lessons
WVEC TV in Norfolk offers two hours daily of free educational programming for classroom students in nine city schools. Funded by an $86,000 Ford Foundation grant and matched by the public schools, the station provides grammar, American and Virginia history, and elementary science taught by four teachers. After four months, school officials report students using TV were ahead in geometry and other subjects, with no disciplinary problems observed.
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Norfolk
York
Wvecttv
Ford Foundation For the Advancement of Hshication
Norfolk Public Schools
Thomas P. Chisman
Peninsula Broadcasting Corp
Wvec-Tv
Tito Beng
TV Samme
NBC
Chisman
Tye
Wves-Tv
Sly Chisman
Tariiness
Awsy Town
Fire Destroys Covered Bridge in County Area
A 123-foot covered bridge spanning Cunpilogiine Creek burned last night. Firefighters from nearby townships watched helpless as flames destroyed the seven-year-old structure valued at $5410. Motorists reported the blaze. the fridge was built in 1934 at the stated cost. Buses were rerouted due to the bridge closure.
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Waiby
Murgest Centre
Pices
Cunpilogiine Creek
Fale
Curmneki
Contry
J. Pail Burkhart
Leen
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