Carole Tregoff Freed On $25,000 Bail In Finch Murder Case
In Los Angeles AP report Carole Tregoff 23 is released on 25000 bail as co defendant in the Finch murder case. Dr R Bernard Finch 42 remains jailed without bail after a deadlocked trial and judge John G Barnes set May 23 for a second trial. Finch praised Carole but bail denied for him and no separate trial granted.
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Carolen Tregott
Los Angeles
R. Bernard Finch
Finch
Carole Tregoff
Carole
Barbara Jean
John G. Barnes
Barnes
Dr. Finch
Humphrey and Kennedy Urge Wisconsin Primary Support
In Madison Wisconsin Hubert H Humphrey and John F Kennedy campaign for the April 5 Wisconsin presidential primary. They campaign through snow and slush shaking hands at factory gates and holding press conferences as they appeal to voters across rural and urban areas. Kennedy projects a decisive win while Humphrey downplays the primary saying it is not decisive though aides acknowledge Kennedy leads. Analysts and Democrats and Republicans in Wisconsin expect Kennedy to win most delegates.
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Madison
Wis
Sens
Hubert H. Humphrey
John F Kennedy
Wisconsin
Prize Hol
Stein Keifer
Malin
Humphrey
Minnesota
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kenney
Adlai T. Stevenson
Y Reaches New Junior Lifesaving Course
The Y and Red Cross will offer a junior lifesaving course next Friday at 4 p m for ages 12 to 15. It covers 18 to 20 hours with certification on completion and is open to members and non members. members attend free with a small fee for non members. Gerald Lane says Friday’s meeting will test eligibility. future sessions stay at the same time.
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FMLA
Red Cross
Gerald Lane
Newspaperman Milton Hargus Dies After Long Illness
Washington D C obituary notes the death of Milton Hargus 48 a newspaperman and former Defense Department information specialist. He served as an editorial and business executive for Hearst Newspapers in Los Angeles and San Francisco and held roles as a foreign correspondent and Tucson Daily Citizen Bakersfield Californian executive.
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Washington
Lee Milton Hargus
Defense Department
Hargus
Hearst Newspapers, Inc
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Tucson
Daily Citizen
Bakersfield
Calif
House and Senate Fuss Delays Civil Rights Bill Passage
FBI alerts plane blast ongoing. House and Senate debate a voting rights bill with emergency measures. Both chambers clash over administration plan for appointed referees to guarantee Negro voting rights, while senators consider Douglas substitute using Civil Rights Commission plan. Page Eight continuation noted.
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Washington
House
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Sen
Douglas
D-Ill
Civil Rights Commission
Probe Sabotage In Explosions Of Airliner Over Indiana
A Northwest Airlines Electra crash near TELL CITY Indiana killed 63 aboard flight 710 from Minneapolis to Miami. The FBI began a sabotage probe as investigators sorted wreckage in a snow covered field. Passengers included Morris Chalfen’s wife and three children and R L Oare of South Bend.
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Tell City
Ind
Vava
Northwest Airlines
FBI
Washington
Northwest
Minneapolis
Miami
Chicago
Midway Airport
Ohio River
Indiana
Kentucky
Cyril Powers
Theodore Wilson
Louis Gayer
Morris Chalfen
Paris
R. L. Oare
South Bend
Associates Investment Co
Associates Loan Co
United States
Erie County Employment Shows Gain Across Industries
Erie County employment rose by 600 from January to mid February, with total 11,000 plus workers. James Roseberry of the Corry office notes the gain is 3,200 higher than 1950, split across durable and non durable goods while metals fell. Unemployment claims stood at 6,104 as of March 10, with year-ago totals 11,265. Worker hours averaged 41.1 hours in February, below or near prior norms, and a fourth of employers expect improvements as lake shipping and construction resume with better weather.
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Ein Beeson
Erie Couny
James Roseberry
Corry
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Roseberry
Erie and Corry
Gun and Coat Stolen From Area Home
Corry State Police report Harold Brewer of R D 8 said his family left before 8 am and returned to find a woman's coat and a Spanish type revolver missing. Valued at 25 dollars each, the entry was made by forcing a door. no other items appeared disturbed.
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A. A.W
Corry
Harold Brewer
Brewer
School aides discuss budget and audit details
A Corry area session at Corr Area High School gathered 38 educators and administrators for two hours on school budgeting and accounting. Led by E. Anderson and Dr. William Rodemeyer, the meeting reviewed budget problems and state auditor general audit practices, with attendance from various district officials and a plan for the next meeting at Harborcreek High School to cover Social Security and retirement.
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Eric Gounvy
Boards of Education
Corr Area
Sesson
5. E. Anderson
Corry
Corry Area
William E. Rodemeyer
Merritt Hunt
Corinne Cullen
Delores Aquila
Proim
Paul Cowan
State Auditor General
Cowan
Erie County
Me, Kolpein
Erie
Earle Bliley
Robert McCray
Concord Township
Charles Kennedy
Wayne ‘Township
Groud
Harborcreel High School
Riots Averted as Sit-Down Protests Persist Across South
In Little Rock and other cities, sit down demonstrators march through jails and courts amid arrests. White assailants strike four Negro students in St Augustine as police separate crowds. New Bern sees 29 Negroes jailed on trespassing after refusing to leave lunch counters. five Little Rock defendants receive fines and jail terms, with appeal planned.
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South
Little Rock
St. Augustine
Fla
Virgil Stuart
OMB
Savannah
New Bern
N.C
Hirch
Police Ponder Clues In Three Brutal Killings
Ottawa AP Police sift three leads in the brutal slayings of three socially prominent women at Starved Rock State Park. Investigators questioned two or three men and sent hair and bark evidence to the lab while examining a blond-smeared tree limb linked to the deaths.
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Ottawa
William Morris
Ilinois
Starved Rock State Park
Morris
Lillian Getting
Springfield
Oettine
St. Louis Canyon
Ceiling
George
18Th
Tilois
Beltone Co
Frances Murphy
Robbert Murphy
Borg-Warner Corp
Mildred Lindquist
Robert Lindquist
Harris Trist & Savage Bank
Jim
Btale
Atty
Harland Warren
Elks Lodge Elects W. W. Hammond Exalted Ruler
Corry Elks last night elected W. W. Hammond Jr to the exto fficial exalted ruler post for the coming year at the lodge monthly meeting. The slate included Joseph Lettz readying knight Paul E B Dwyer loyal knight W Reade Langhurst fourthing knight S W Sweet secretary H W Powers treasurer Michael Lynch junior and James W Car rig trustee. The group initiated four new members led by Rev Cyril Cooper and honored Rast Exalted Ruler Davis for service with a Horton J. Davis Class. A buffet supper concluded the evening.
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Corry
Cyril Cooper
Vhs
Wits Desse
Horton J. Davis
Davis
Airport planning in Warren County targets Corry region
Warren County officials form an Airport Planning Commission to study a proposed facility serving Corry and surrounding areas. Locations eyed include midway between Inder and Sugar Grove about 20 miles away, or Bear Lake area between Lottsville and Columbus about eight miles from Corry. Bear Lake pressures seek the nearer site, but Chamber of Commerce manager S. A. Long notes past hesitation and says the commission has not officially contacted local groups yet.
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Aren
Corry
Warren County
Airport Planning Commission
Bear Lake
Lottsville
Columbus
Chamber of Commerce
S. A. Long
Harvey L. Martin
Bear Lake Burgess
Long
Chamber
City Council
J. Fred Kinley
Blind Veroine Honored at Philadelphia Fire Rescue
Theresa Hayes a 17 year old blind girl will receive a Philadelphia medal of honor for heroically remaining at her telephone switchboard to warn others during a fire at the Overbrook School for the Blind. More than 100 pupils were evacuated safely but one fireman was killed in the blaze.
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Philadelphia
Theresa Hayes
Philadel Fist
Overbrook School For
Self destroying art machine stuns New York crowd
At the Museum of Modern Art a Swiss sculptor Jem Tinguely unveiled a self destroying machine titled Homage to New York. A 27 foot contraption built from wheels bathtubs and other parts raged with motors and paper art as flames burst and the crowd watched amid smoke and clanging sounds. The event drew about 500 spectators before the fire department intervened to battle flames as the artwork collapsed into scraps.
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New York
API
Modern Art
Museum of Modern Art
Obe Teaflet
Jem Tinguely
Asa
Car Truck Crash on Route 277 Near Corry
Corry state police report a two-vehicle collision yesterday afternoon on Route 277 a half mile south of Corry. Charles F. Irwin 19 of Jamestown was southbound and failed to yield to an oncoming vehicle driven by Charles L. Moyer 45 of Townville. no injuries and minor car damage reported. Investigators note possible snow plow debris from a private drive contributing to hazardous road conditions. no charges yet.
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Corry
Charles F. Irwin
Jamestown
Irwin
Charles L. Moyer
Townville
Seven Hurt as Engine Hits School Bus in Lebanon
EBANON PA AP seven children seriously injured when a railroad engine rear-ended a Catholic school bus carrying 36 pupils from Loretto. Bus driver Thomas V. Mattingly 91 drove the vehicle onto its side after impact, with ages of injured children ranging from 7 to 14.
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Ebanon
Eroea
Thomas V. Mattingly
Loretto
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Braddock
Pittsburgh
Snowy Field
Robert Fairbank
Syracuse
Lean
Elks Lodge
W. W. Hammond
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