Hope Returns From Moscow See American Culture Fascination
Comedian Bob Hope arrived from a week in Moscow reporting Russians admire American clothes rock n roll and humor though wary of American slogans. He filmed a TV show the first by a U.S. entertainer to be telecast April 5 and said Russians gave him top treatment while noting about 40 types of people observed and American entertainment interest. Meanwhile Eric Joe and Dorothy Samec say they are building a $14 000 home for triplets born recently, funded mostly by materials donated though construction runs through fall.
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Sungf
Bop Hope
Moscow
Lost Horizons
Hope
U.S
Mim
Eric
Joe
Dorothy Samec
R.D
Harborcreek
Samec
Union City Livestock Prices Sale Report 1958
Union City livestock auction results from March 20 1958 show good and choice hogs 20 to 224 beef cows 16 to 1812 canners and cutters 13 to 15 beef heifers 16 to 19 bulls 17 to 22 veal calves 27 to 39% heavy and medium calves 16 to 24 lambs 18 to ata
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Union City
Hospital Admits and Discharges List in Corry Area
At the hospital report compiled today, admissions include Alonzo L. Mcintosh and Sherman Daniel, 3-year-old son of Mr and Mrs William Kingsley, along with George Bell and Mrs Frank Ehrhart and others. Discharges include Mrs William Conover and daughter Jodie Lynn, plus Larry Bensink and Donna Dedeon and James Costello and Michael Stutaman among others. Anyone unable to summon a physician in emergencies should call 2-801.
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Corry Hospital
Alonzo L. Mcintosh
Sherman
Daniel
William Kingsley
West
Columbus Avenue
George Bell
East South Strect
Frank Ehrhart
Spartansburg
John R. Morris
South Street
William Conover
Jodie Lynn
Union City
Larry
David Bensink
R. D
Alfred Cone
East
Washington Street
James F. Costello
Vine Street
Donna
Olive Dedeon
Franklin Street
Michael
Neil Stutaman
Denis Blast Benson Speech on Information Control Sparks Debate
In a Mount Holyoke College speech, Denis Blast Benson criticized censorship tied to the Eisenhower administration and said he may refer the issue to the House Subcommittee on Government Information led by Rep Mass. The revised pamphlet allegedly omitted details and included new information, fueling secrecy concerns.
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Popper
Eisenhower
Fountain
House
Subcommittee On
Government Information
Mass
D-Calif
Mount Holyoke College
South Hindley
Two More Russian Nuclear Tests Reported
The Atomic Energy Commission reports two Russian nuclear tests. One small-yield device was detonated Thursday at the usual Siberian testing grounds, and a second more powerful test was detected yesterday north of the Arctic Circle. The events appear to be part of a continuing series.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
REC
Siberian
Arctic Circle
Police Shoot Kill Thwarted Thief in Philadelphia
A man fleeing a burglary attempt was shot and killed by police in South Philadelphia. Identified as Henry Cornelius Smith, 23, of Philadelphia, he was found crouching near a basement stairs and fled through a casement window after police order to halt. Mrs Anns Reid, 48, reported sounds of prowling and the attempted entry into her kitchen.
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Henry Cornelius Smith
Philadelphia
Anns Reid
Smith
BeavER River houseboat fire claims life of Pat Ne ville
Rochester man Pat Gene Neville aged 46 died in Rochester General Hospital from burns after a fire gutted his houseboat on the Beaver River near Beaver. Fire Chief George Kaufman of Bridgewater said the blaze started by a heater igniting a clothes closet inside the boat. He estimated the damage at about 1200 dollars.
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Rochester
Pat Gene Neville
Rochester General Hospital
Beaver River
Beaver
George Kaufman
Bridgewater
Kaufman
Eisenhower Heads South For Augusta Golf Weekend
President Eisenhower plans a 24 hour private plane trip to Augusta Georgia in search of sun and rest at the Augusta National Golf Club. This marks his 18th visit since 1959 with company including William E Robinson James G Hagerty and Major General Howard M Snyder. He aims to return to Washington late Sunday or Monday morning as Augusta weather promises sun and mild temperatures.
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Eisenhower
Columbine Tit
Washington
Augusta
Augusta National Golf Club
Georgia
Thomasville
West Point
N. Y
U.S. Military Academy
William E. Robinson
New York
Coca- Cola Co
Howard M. Snyder
White House
James G Hagerty
Fine Doctor in Tax Fraud Faces Short Prison Term
Dr. John C Prothero, a 52 year old Pittsburgh physician, was fined 7500 dollars and given 45 days in federal prison for income tax evasion. He is expected to attend the State Governors conference in Miami in mid May.
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Pittsburgh
John C Prothero
Miami
Hungary Reds Struggle Between Left and Right Wings
Hungary's ruling Communist party faces a quiet but fierce split between left and right wings. The left looks to Moscow, while the right admires Poland and Yugoslavia. Rakosi and Geroe J lead the left emigre faction. Kadar and Muennich helm the party amid Moscow pressures. Rumors say Rakosi and Gerce may return as Central Committee meetings remain secret.
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Budapest
Hungary
Communist Party
Rght
Moscow
Poland
Yugoslavia
Kremlin
Janos Kadar
Ferenc Muennich
Marvis Rakosi
Soviet Union
Rakosi
Erno Geroe J
Rakos
Hungarian Socialist Workers Communist) Party
Gerce
Central Committee
Erie Man Dies After Crash Kills Wife Near Fredericksburg
An Erie man identified as anlis-FM of Erie died at Mary Washington Hospital after a car-truck crash Wednesday in a snow storm northeast of Fredericksburg Virginia. His wife Rose Meisel Heidt, 60, also died instantly when his car skidded to collide with a truck driven by John D Hodges of Louisa Va. Virginia State Trooper H Fite Gerry said witnesses reported the car attempted to pass two tractor-trailers on U S 17 three miles east of Fredericksburg when control was lost.
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Anlis
Neiay
Erie
N' Mary Washington Hospital
Fredericksburg
Rose Meisel Heidt
Virginia
H. Fitegerald
Hir Heldt
U. 8
John D. , Hodges
Louisa
Yugoslavia Elects a New Parliament in One-Party Vote
Yugoslavia holds elections under a one-ticket system with a Communist dominated Socialist Alliance. Only six of 901 districts offer any real choice, and about 40 percent of deputies in the new parliament will be first-timers. President Tito stands in Belgrade's Cukarica district while central committee members secure seats.
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Socialist Alliance of Working People
Tito
Communist Party
Socialist Alliance
Belgrade
Cukarica
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Erle
Erle County
Burney
James T. Googe
Googe
Erie County
Gertrude Hughes
Dial
Pleasantyile
Titusville
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Grand Valley
Oil City
Rouseville
Pleasantville
First Methodist Church
Hallmark Cards
Sea's
Youngsville
Jack Park
Warren
Russell Seth
Pittsfield
Seth
Leigh D. McIntyre
Esso Hall
Meadville
Crawford County Fairgrounds
Hees
Lynn Thomas Dr
Greenwood Township
Greenwood Volunteer Fire Department
Herbie Johnson
Gonelway Parent-Teacher Association
Richard Tompkins
James Hogan
May
Tyaf- He
Elmer May
No-Bar
Columbus
Thomas Stiner Jr
Sgts
Jack Flasher
Chester Wizikowski
Stine
Western Penitentiary
Heaton
Marge
South Center Street
Corry
Ralph Hoge
Harbarcréek
State Parole Board
Hoge
Corry Red and Gun Club
N. Allen Love
Diemer's
James Brown
Linesville
Conneaut Lake
Whiteside
Earl Barber
FCC
Richard Mack
Mack
Thurman Whiteside
International
Slocum’s Electronics
South Center St
George Hungerman
Brother George
Sona of Mary
Framingham
St Mary's Hospital
St. Louis
Mission Field
Robert G. Tunnell
West Park Place
Denis Blast Benson
Reinabented
Pry Piney
Oynn
Pbc
Ellen Funeral Home
Ike
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Mechanical Engineers
Boston
George N. Hatsopaulus
Joseph Kaye
Geroe
Citizens National Bank
Pen
Paper Mate
Paper Mate Company
Papermate
CAPRI
the Bank
Corry, Pennsylvania
Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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