Titusville Auto Crash Leaves Driver Seriously Injured
Bruce M. Bedow of Titusville was seriously hurt when his station wagon smashed into a telephone pole and a tree on Spring Creek Road. He was freed with crowbars and hacksaws after neighbors aided, then admitted to Titusville Hospital with possible fractures and facial injuries.
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Titusville
Bruce M. Bedow
Goseville
Spring
Joseph A. Boner
Ralph Beers
Bedow
Titus- Ville Hospital
Tratler
Universal Cyclops Steel Corp
Funeral Service For Douglas Douglass Held At St Thomas
Funeral service for Douglas Douglass was held this morning at 3 o'clock at St Thomas church with Rev Franci J Graves celebrant. Mass preceded by prayer. Interment followed at the Brookes Funeral Home grounds. Attending were Thomas Geingtery, Richard Hughes, G Albertret and Frank Burplit from St Edward's parochial school.
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Douglas Douglass
Douglas
Douglass
St. Thomas' Church
Franci J. Graves
Brookes Funeral Home
Imade
Thomas Geingtery
Ees Eee Ee Notorigs
Richard Hughes
G. Albertret
Frank Burplit
Ghildfer
St. Edward's
Gehnol
Ina
Space travel to become commonplace says Eddie Rickenbacker
World War I ace Eddie Rickenbacker told Rotarians that space travel will become common within the next five decades, predicting wider interplanetary journeys and a future of routine cosmic travel.
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Eddie Rickenbacker
Growing Installment Debt Seen Spreading Across U S
A government study by a Federal Reserve Bank group reports Americans carry rising installment debt on autos, furniture, home improvements, and travel. It notes 31 billion dollars more to pay this year and predicts this ratio could reach 13 to 14 percent of spendable income by 1955 as middle income families rely more on credit.
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New York
Stuly
Fenétad Reserve
Eisenhower
Financing trends push longer car loans and higher payments
The article examines how auto financing expands loan terms and raises monthly payments while lenders monitor default rates. It notes average new car payments around 40 dollars monthly in recent years, with rising total debt driven by dealer and consumer financing beyond autos, including trips and services. The Federal Reserve group suggests future increases will come mainly from financing travel and consumer services as term lengths near their limit.
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Federal Reserve Group
Tigues
Iirger Shire
Titusville Airman dies by self inflicted gunshot
S/Sgt Henry Joseph Rasamann 26 of Titusville died at Titusville Hospital of a self inflicted 29 calibre pistol wound. Deputy county coroner Dr C M Sonfie ruled death by own action. He was on a 30 day furlough from the Air Force. Survivors include his parents and maternal grandparents. Services set for Saturday at Tracy Home of Funerals.
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Titusville Hospital
C. M. Sonfie
Titusville
Henry Joseph Rasamann
Damiel A. Rosemann
Air Force
Wis
Leonard A. Bunce
Townville
Tracy Home of Funerals
Two Workmen Escape In Cave-In At School Site
Two workers Robert F. Schaaf and Charles J. Hoskins narrowly escaped suffocation in a sewer trench cave-in at the Jo Anna Connell school construction site near 38th and Stanton. Rain-softened earth caused wall collapse as they were at the bottom of an eight-foot hole. rescue crews freed them after moving through 800 feet of moist dirt. Both men were treated at St. Vincent's Hospital. another section of the diggings had collapsed earlier.
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RIE
Jo Anna Connell
Alte
Stanton
St. Vincent's Hospital
Fire Department
Robert F. Schaaf
Charles J. Hoskins
Eric Hoskins
Schaaf
The
Lakes Engineering Co
38Th
Patrick Fenney
Woman hides money in diaper to foil robber
Mrs Hartung says a young thief forced his way into her apartment to steal. She used a diaper change maneuver to move $120 from her budget envelope into her child's diaper, leaving only $31 found elsewhere. The robber did not search the baby.
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Rebiha Hartung
Marlow Looks At Today’s News on Middle East Policy
Washington observes the Eisenhower era patience amid Nasser’s actions as Britain France and Israel press for action. The piece notes U S restraint, the Suez crisis aftermath, and questions how long Nasser’s stance will hold. Also reports Pittsburgh manufacturer J Melvin Hendrickson’s death at 46 and hospital details.
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Washington
United States
Nasser
Russia
Britain
France
Israel
Egypt
Suez
Ivas
PUC OKs Area Water Rate Hike In Meadville Area
Harrisburg The Public Utility Commission approved an $8,200 annual rate increase for 595 suburban Meadville Water Department customers. The changes take effect April 1, with charges rising 1 to several cents per cubic foot quarterly and minimum charges increasing from $2.00 to $2.60 per quarter. The city cited higher operating costs as the reason, with customers already paying higher rates since January 1.
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Public Utility Commission
Meadville Water and
Ght Department
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