Ingraham Pioneer Inventor Dies At 79
Kenneth Ingraham, 79, a Corry area inventor and contractor, died yesterday after years in the field. He worked with Dr. Alexander Graham Bell in Nova Scotia and helped build early hydrofoil boats used by the Navy as well as one of the first flying machines in the United States and Canada. He later worked for Curtis Engineering Co. in New York and spent years in Kane and Bradford regions before his passing.
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Ridgway Public Library to install new catalogue system
Plans under way in Ridgway to implement a complete new catalogue system based on the Library of Congress index, with subject and author listings. The card file will be placed in an accessible area of the library for borrowers to look up reference works and determine suitable books.
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Special Form Needed for Social Security Credits for Self-Employed
Self employed individuals must attach Schedule C to income tax reports to earn Social Security credits, says Bernard A. Farnbaugh, Erie Social Security district manager. Those with $400+ self-employment earnings in 1956 owe a 3 percent tax, regardless of income tax liability. Doctors of Medicine are the only self-employed exception.
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Bridge plan shown for Erie County thruway crossing railroad
At the attestation of the Public Utility Commission the State Highways department sent county commissioners copies of bridge plans. The dual lane highway would cross the Pennsylvania railroad in Girard Township near Plattaborough. No hearing date set by PUC yet.
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Mystery Man Found Sleeping on Plane at Airport
Philadelphia police detained a 27 year old Boston man named Robert B. Marston after he boarded an Allegheny Airlines DC3 at International Airport. He damaged wires, slept on the floor, triggering an 11 hour delay. FBI notified amid national womb scare context. he arrived from Boston by bus three days earlier.
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Nixon Flies Back To U S From African Swing
Vice President Nixon returns to the United States after a 22 day African tour during which he urged increased U S economic and technical aid to Africa and better embassy staff. He attended Tunisia’s independence celebrations and met with French leader Francois Mitterrand who visited the same program and discussed peaceful resolution of the Algerian question. Nixon planned to present private recommendations to President Eisenhower based on the trip.
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Nehru Warns Of War Disaster
Nehru warned the world faces a contingency where all human history could be wiped out by nuclear weapons. He told Parliament that the world now lives on the verge of a disaster unlike past wars and disasters, reiterating his views on global conditions.
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Conrad P-Mex Teterboro Pilot Starts Atlantic Flight
P-Mex Conrad, 54, veteran pilot and king of the small plane, launched his silver anniversary trans Atlantic flight in a blue and white Piper Cub from Teterboro New Jersey. He aims to deliver the $35,000 aircraft to a German printer in Paris by Tuesday after stopping in Boston to install a 108 gallon fuel tank. Conrad’s wife and 10 children live in San Francisco and the voyage marks three decades since he first took to the skies at a Graf Ford Air Show in Detroit.
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Hold Two Policemen On Morals Charges in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh police lieutenant was held for court on obstructing justice and attempted subordination of perjury charges. Mrs Eileen Tomacek 30 testified that acting Lt Michael Stipanovich 42 asked her to forget she was assaulted by Patrolman Louis Chiarelli in a police car near East Liberty station. She said Patrolman George W Smith was present in the auto. Both officers face morals offenses.
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Five Indicted In Conspiracy Over State Cinders Sale
Five individuals tied to Cambria County contracts were indicted by the Dauphin County grand jury on false presence and conspiracy in selling cinders to the state. The group allegedly defrauded $27,666 for cinders not received, with payments totaling $82,683 to one respondent for large quantities. Arrests followed February 28 after a three month probe.
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Man posed as Army agent charged after assault
A Philadelphia woman driver resisted a man who claimed to be a U S Army intelligence agent. The assailant, William G Heydenreich, 29, Morrisville Pa, was arrested at his home 21 hours later and charged with assault and battery indecent assault attempt to ravish and impersonating an Army intelligence officer. He is held on $1000 bail. The victim is Mrs Elizabeth Shermer, 4 Oakford Pa.
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