Four Unite to Nab Check Artists in Local Thefts
A regional police network closed in on four youths who passed bad checks at Meadville Townville and Rochester stores. Robert Martin 17 William Humes 21 Allen Weigle 24 and Thomas Baker Jr 40 faced fraud charges after hearings at Alderman Cobbetts office. Checks marked wages totaling 45.50 and 40.50 were drawn on Crawford County Trust Company and linked to Marlin Trailer Sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. 8. Cobbett
Robert
W. Martin
William R. Humes
Meadville
Allen G. Weigle
Townville
Thomas E. Baker Jr
Rochester
Baker
Saegertown
Taylor
Spring Street
Theoore Amoroso
Crawford County Trust Company
Marlin
Radar Team Nets Pair In Stolen Auto Case
A state Police radar unit halted a speeding 1959 sedan on Route 8 near Hydéetown Friday evening revealing a stolen vehicle. Driver Barry Downey and passenger John Daugherty, both 19, of Cranberry and Of City respectively, pled guilty to larceny and were jailed in Erie County on $1,000 bail each awaiting county court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hydéetown
Route 8
Ted Janoski
Waterford
Barry J. Downey
of City
John R
Veblel Dowwmey
Dougherty
Erie
Slain Pa State Police Sergeant in Pine Grove Witnessed
Ted Kemmerling, 20, sought on a warrant for alleged assault on his mother in law, admitted firing two shotgun blasts that killed Sgt. Edward Gundel, 47, near Pine Grove Pennsylvania. Gundel, a 20-year veteran and father of three, died on arrival at Pottsville hospital after stopping Kemmerling as officers investigated the warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinegrove
Ted Kemmering
Edward Gundel
Singleton Sheaffer
Kermimerling
Gundel
Ther
Pottsville
Schuylkill Haven
Pennsylvania
Sheaffer
Margaret Irene Miller
Charles Hoover
Sterling Frantz
Kemmerling
Miller
Judith
Kemmersing
Milley House
Gun
Yoil
Shealfer
Area Farmers Set Meeting To Form Rural Union
Area farmers plan a meeting in Garland to form a rural union. Prank Savko, arranging the gathering, said James McHale of Jamestown leads the effort and will attend. Only a few farmers have joined so far, and all interested are invited to attend at 7:30 p.m. in the Garland Community Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmis’ Union
Garland
Prank Savko
Columbus
James McHale
Jamestown
McHale
Savko
Senate and House Set for Antipoll Tax Vote and Bomber Clash
Senate leaders push for an early antipoll tax vote amid Southern opposition as President Kennedy seeks authority to buy half of a 200 million UN bond issue. In the House, debates loom over a 13 billion weapons bill including 491 million for the B70 bomber amid White House opposition while a Senate Armed Services panel opens hearings on strategic materials stockpiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Kennedy
U.N
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Constitutional Rights
Senate Armed Services
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
Vinson
Corry Family Involved in Two-Car Crash
A Corry family of three escaped serious injuries after a two car crash on the Sherman Westfield road yesterday afternoon. Miss Ann Corbin and her mother Mrs. Percy Corbin were treated at Corry Memorial Hospital for bruises and possible injuries to the spine and left hand. Don W. Breads of Westfield drove the other vehicle. damage to the Corbin car was about 700 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Sherman-Westfield
Corry Memorial Hospital
Ann Corbin
Percy Corbin
Wright Street
Corbin
Westfield
Sherman
Atte
Don W. Breads
Corbin Auto
Sugar Grove sky diver survives chute failure near Corry
Twenty year old Tage Grant of the Chautauqua Sky Diving Team escaped a fatal fall after his main parachute failed to open during a 2000 foot jump near Corry. His reserve chute fouled then released. he tumbled headfirst, kicked free, and endured a harrowing descent before a safe upright landing with team member Richard Page assisting. He was treated at Warren General Hospital and discharged after examination.
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Warren
Sugar Grove
Tage Grant
Chautauqus
General ‘Hospital
Corry Aumber
Thes
Grant
Richard Page
Lakewood
Posmon
Soviets Agree To Talks But Refuse Inspectors On Soil
In Geneva the Soviet Union said it would negotiate a test ban treaty with the United States and Britain but rejected allowing international inspection teams on Soviet soil. The move opens new East-West dialogue without resolving core disputes. If a pact is reached, Kennedy would cancel next month’s atmospheric tests. Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin announced the stance amid reports Western powers may offer concessions to limit inspections.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
Blazes
Britain
Kennedy
U.S
Valerian Zorin
United States
Russia
Lord Home
London
Bitter Algerian War Ends After 7 Years
Coroner rules Patricia Mae Proper death on Route 8 at Hydetown a homicide. Deputy Crawford County Coroner Dr. C. M. Sonne states Patricia Proper and Robert Murphy drove in their lanes. Olis Kyser’s entry into the highway forced the collision. Proper crushed to death. no charges yet as investigation continues. Algerian cease fire goes into effect at noon ending 71 years of fighting. European settlers threaten more violence. calls for calm and patience amid continued tensions.
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Meadville
Crawford County
C. M. Sonne
Patricia Mge Proper
Hydetown
Murphy
Ligonier
Olis Kyser
Robert Murphy
Proper
Corry
Algiers
France
Alger
Rome
Tunis
Morocco
Algeria
Ben Youssef Ben Kherda
Jean Morin
Charles de Gaile
Chamber of Commerce Members Meet District Manager
Chamber of Commerce board and Civic Affairs and Legislative Action committees will lunch with James C. Patrick district manager of the U S Chamber to discuss pursuing stronger laws and higher civic standards among business and professional people. The luncheon is set for the Sombrero Room at Ginnie's Cafeteria at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C of C
Chamber of Com Meres
Chamber
James C. Patrick
U. S
Patrick
Ginnie
Dogs and peddlers top council agenda tonight
City Council gathers in the Municipal Building for a regular session to resume discussions on three long running items. They will review a zoning ordinance, paving plans for Avenue A and Essex Street, a dog control law after a stray dog program in Titusville, and provisions addressing itinerant peddlers including a Green River model. A second special session on zoning is planned for next Monday.
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BP. m
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Avenue A
Essex Street
Titusville
Green River
Chamber of Commerce
Blue Cross Leader Van Steenwyk Found Dead In Rural Pennsylvania
E A Van Steenwyk 36 head of the Blue Cross Hospital Service Plan near Philadelphia was found dead after a car fire tied to a note burning. Investigators say he killed himself with a shotgun after flames from a gasoline spill ignited in his car. His wife Marian saw smoke from the driveway and called police. Police say the gasoline was likely for gardening equipment and the fire may have started from a spark. The body was found among pines near his farm home. the incident prompted a continuing investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospectville
E. A. van Steenwyk
Blue Cross
Philadelphia
War SteenWyk
Pennsylvania
Marian
van Steenwyk
Wasile Koffel
Montgomery County
Kolfel
Churches Plan Party Night of CAHS Prom
Several city churches will jointly sponsor a party the same night as Corry High School’s prom to help youths who do not dance. Five clergymen and six lay leaders met at First Methodist to back the social event started 21 years ago by the Evangelical United Brethren Church. Robert Marsh will chair the planning, with Mrs. James Nelson as secretary. A planning committee led by Keith Henton and Rev. Robert DeBoer will report at the April 8 service. Youth readers from interested churches may attend May 4's party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corryrea
First Methodist Church
Corry
Robert Marsh
James Nelson
Keith Henton
Robert DeBoer
Anti-Cuba Force Trained in Secret Everglades Drill
Bayfront Park rally speaker Rafael Serrallo urged funds and recruits for a planned assault on Fidel Castro. He claimed a “three months and 1,000 men” window to strike Cuba, stating 200 young guerrillas are training in a secret Everglades location with public safety gear provided by Miami’s Cuban colony.
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Miami
Pia
Bes
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Rafael Servalia
Bayfront Park
Naciooaliatmo Realista
Serralla
Ante Castro
Everglades
Bir
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