Jamestown approves higher insurance limits for school plans
Jamestown Board of Education approved plans to increase liability insurance limits to an upper cap of 100000 for individuals and 1000000 for any single accident. Police received a call about a 18 foot tubillar cart being recovered after reportedly dropping from a Transfer Company truck between Smith and Irving streets.
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Jamestown Board of Education
Besson ‘Transfer Company
West
Washington Street
Recov
Cting & Tubillar Cirton
Smith and
Irving Streets
Shere
Keristine Brewster
Co. Og Ajax
Corry
James Brewster
Titusville
Free anti polio clinic opens for all in DuBois
A free immunization clinic will be held today for all persons except school children with physicians administering the vaccine at Nazareth Hospital. No charge for vaccine or inoculation. Similar clinics planned for April 18 and May 10. A separate program aims to give every school child at least two shots before summer. Dr Ernest Tillman strapped a fractured leg of a pigeon after it caught its foot in a Nazareth Hospital revolving door.
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DuBois
Pigeon
Philadelphia
Ernest Tillman
Nazareth Hospital
College Head Sees Need For New Taxes
Penn State President Erle A Walker told a 1950s alumni gathering that the university must raise taxes or boost funding to maintain faculty and meet future needs. He urged doubling facilities by 1970 as enrollments rise and salaries struggle to keep pace with living costs.
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Lee Tee Ee
Pennsylvania State University
Erle A.walker
Walker
Neve
Penn State
Pennsylvania
Tor
Tor. Waller
Segislature
Union Funds Used In Auto Hearings Contined From Page One
In Harrisburg a safety committee hearing on Teamsters and Pennsylvania Auto Dealers Association cases explored use of radar for speed enforcement. Beck agreed to produce records but did not commit to turning them over. Officials discussed motives and potential law enforcement takeover in Portland.
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Beck
Harrisburg
Teamsters
Pennsylvania Autoyice
Portland
Wit|motive Association
Automobile Desler
Wrong Door Raid Told by Marilyn’s Friend in Los Angeles
Mrs Renour, testifying before the county stand jury, recounted a chaotic raid at a Los Angeles apartment linked to Marilyn Monroe. She described raiders entering the wrong door as Monroe listened to Ella Fitzgerald records, with ex-husband Doe-DiMatti and Frank Sinatra mentioned in context.
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Marilyn
Los Angeles
Shelin Stewart Renour
Marilyn Monror
Ella Fitzergerald
Florence Kolz Rass
Renoir
Miss Monroe
Exshusband
doe-DiMatti
Xia
Frank Sinatra
DiMdzeto
Sinatra
Miss. Monroe
Desalted Water Seen As Solution To National Water Needs
Assistant Interior Secretary Fred G Randal says desalinated water, powered by atomic or hydrogen energy, could meet nearly all national water needs. Desalting costs now about 60 cents per thousand gallons, downstream pilots in North Carolina are under way, and evaporation reductions from cetyl alcohol layers on reservoirs are being tested, signaling a near unlimited supply in the not too distant future.
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Fred G. Randanl
Interior
North Carolina
State GOP expects sales tax vote Monday in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on Monday the House GOP leadership predicts clear support for amendments to preserve a 3 percent sales tax, while the Senate has already revised the measure with new exemptions for manufacturers utilities and shipyards. Democratic critics call it a Republican giveaway as lawmakers discuss separate legislation for any further changes. The session also saw actions on a two year renewal of the utility gross receipts tax and a one percent real estate transfer tax, plus a $100000 probe of the State Highway Department scheduled by the House Appropriations Committee.
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Harrisburg
House
W. Stuart Helm
Albert Johnson
Noor
Senate
Helm
Johnson
Lee
Onsen
House Appropriations Committee
State Highway Department
Torquato Refuses To Quit Dem Post
A group of eight local officials including District Attorney David C. Wolfe and Register of Wills Michael J Hartnett refuse to defend Torquato and call for his resignation as Secretary of Labor and Industry citing undisclosed party concerns and recent events. The statement notes ill will within the Democratic party and references an unexplained dismissal of Torquato by Gov Leader.
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emnUnnea Vom Fuge Uney Seth
Torquato
Democratic Party
Alle
John R. Torquato
Labor and Industry
David C. Wolfe
Recorder of Deeds
Deniris J. Westtok
Register of Wills
Michael J Hartnett
Joseph Wess
Joseph C. Dolan
Thomas A. Owens
Pat Farrell
Self-appointed group accused of disrupting party harmony
Torquat accuses a self-appointed slate of office holders of sowing discord for their own selfish purposes and says he is prepared to reveal details to the county committee at the proper time and place.
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Torquat
Warren Consumers Share In Refunds
Warren residents of Manufacturers Light & Heat Co will receive refunds as ordered by the Public Utility Commission. About 5400,000 will be refunded to roughly 230,000 state customers for September 1954 to December 1955 after a Supreme Court ruling found rate increases included overcharges. The PUC required refunds on May bills and the company must file by July with the actual paid back amount plus interest to determine individual entitlements.
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Warmest
Suyut 2
Iny
Warren Ares
Manufacturers Light & Heat Company
Public Utility Commission
PUC
Supreme Court
PAC
Chicago Gang Problem Growing Amid Juvenile Crime Rise
The piece reports a surge in juvenile crime in Chicago with teens extorting money from pupils, stealing tires worth $16,000 in a year, and indictments for murders including Alvin Palmer and Charlen Strysky. Family Court notes show 374 juvenile crimes monthly since January and an 89 percent rise in girls in crime, 64 percent for boys. A crime official blames parents.
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Swunuure Jfom
Alvin Palmer
South Side
Charlen~Strysky
Prisoners Escape From Camden City Jail by Hacksaw
Donald Bishop and Joseph Gribbin, both 28 and 29 from Camden, escaped Camden City jail after using a hacksaw to cut from a sixth floor cell. They assaulted jailer Oliver Morgan, 63, and fled via the building elevator as arraignment looms for armed robbery and auto larceny charges. Police hunt the pair.
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Camden
Ells
Donald Bishop
Joseph Gribbin
Ody
Oliver Morgan
Eisenhower letter to legless boy inspires recovery
President Eisenhower urged 12 year old Gerald Corkery, who lost his legs in a February 10 accident, to stay active and hopeful. Gerry received a get well message from Mrs Adams and an autographed photo, after Rep. James Byrne informed the White House of the Corkerys’ situation.
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Ike
Phia
Hisenhower
Gerry Corkery
Myother
Gerry
Episcops Hospital
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Owi-bawe
James Byrne
D-Pa
Corkerys
Rites Held For Lewis W. Nye
Funeral services for Lewis W. Nye were held at Davison Funeral Home with Rev. H. Ray Harris officiating. Interment was in Presbyterian Cemetery at Garland. Military honors were provided by VEW Post 264 at the grave, with numerous attendees from Andover and surrounding communities listed.
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Lewis W. Nye
Davison
Duene
Lorraine Cornish
Franklin Cornish
Andover
Harold Parker
Falconer
Elmer D. Rust
Wesleyville
Archie Lewis
Eric
Joseph R. Schoff
Clifford Post
North East
Walter Anthony
Union City
Frank Austin
Jamestown
Francis Holland
Brown Hill
Cambridge Springs
Fragmentary note hints at names and events in school sports
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names like Badu Carl and a coach, with hints of prohibitions and eliminations in a school sports context. Specifics unreadable. core items include a coach, protests, and a potential team event or match.
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Robert Car
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Barmney Moran
10Th Street
Port Erie
Tiss
Ine
Chantajigua
Erie County
Charles W. Hurlbert
St. Ux
Greenfield Township
May Munsee Frost
Ellsworth W. Henderson
James Dortiels
Dickinson
West Pleasant Street
Wall
Clymer
Art Lewis
Erle
New
County Planning Commission
Carl Proctor
Erle City
Daniel Miller
Robert Glowich
S 5. E) Anderson
Dixie
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Kate Greenaway
Morton’s Children
North Center Street
Dem
Warren
Katherine
North Camyer Paves
Warren Ned Tuttterilio
Toy Town
Chicago
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Aral
H. Center St
Erie
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RCA Victor
Pabinsky
Davis
Pirat
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Ularly
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Stuart
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