Observed Burning Objects in Lakewood and Local Fires
Spotted in Lakewood overnight were burning objects described as resembling jets or torches. Investigators could not locate the objects and suggested a possible space-related explanation. A duplex fire in Celoron, N J destroyed belongings of four adults and four children, with the cause blamed on an overheated floor heater. Aged resident Anna Harrig Phillips died in Cleveland while visiting relatives. Police grapples with schoolyard rifle reports, a domestic assault report, a damaged tree house, and rumors of ghost sightings debunked by a local paper. Corry Area High School student David Hillstrom chaired a campus United Nations simulation at Gannon College. Civil service exams for social workers announced with May 9 test date. Hospital updates list Roy Brown and others in medical conditions followings. Local news covers arson, jackpot prizes, wool sale rules, red clover strains, and a slate of county economic and weather notes. The region anticipates spring industrial activity and labor shifts as plants recall and adjust staff. Weather forecast predicts continuation of milder temperatures with occasional rain and possible late-week changes.
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Corry Area High School
David Hillstrom
Gannon College
United Nations General Assembly
Erie
General Assembly
Corry
Probe Blast At Virginia Mine
A dynamite blast at a nonunion mine in Lee County Kentucky damaged a cat named Jowline Luding, injures were denied. Brock, one of two brothers operating the mine near Valin, said the blast may have been set by someone familiar with the mine and was very accurately placed. The mine, leased from Halwardt Old & Gay Co, reopened last Monday. Blue Diamond Coal Co had operated it about 60 years with a peak employment of 600 workers. Porter Greer deputy sheriff said the blast occurred around 2 am and about five days would be needed for repairs.
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Charles
Vatary
Lee County
Ramsey
Brock
Kentuc
Lee Y Brock
Valin
Brocks
Rom Halwardt
Knoxville
Torn
Bly Diamond Coal Co
Blue Diamond
United Mine Wo Union
Ano
Porter Greer
Sherif
Eisenhower Khrushchev Summit Talk Looms Over Berlin
President Eisenhower moves toward a summit with Khrushchev amid West Berlin tension andParis talks. Khrushchev presses for a meeting after long bargaining while Britain’s Macmillan pushes for a broader agenda and a potential peace treaty for Germany. The Allies seek progress via foreign ministers first, but the leaders show a leaning toward a summit next summer.
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Eisenower
Nadia Khrustchev
West
Eisenhower
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Blyth
Nikolai Bulganin
Khrushchev
John Poster Dulles
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Britain
France
West Berlin
Germany
Roven
Berlin
Rast Gamal
Yar
Khiuishchiy
Lave
Macmillan
Odly
Lea
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Wey
Hold Rites For Mrs Vanderhoff
Funeral services were held Saturday at Musser Funeral Home Union City for Mrs Emma Vanderhoff of Lowville Reverend Burnham officiated. Attending were John J Vanderhoff Titusville and Mr and Mrs Furl Collingwood and son Franklin with friends from Corry area. Burial followed in Lowville Cemetery.
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Robert Parker Jr
Robert Parker Sr
Corry
Theatre Imseusement
Vanderhoff
Musser
Union City
Emma Vanderhoff
Lowville
Harold Burnham
Reed Ellis
Lee Brumagin
Lawrence Brumaglnr
Henry Orton
Nny
John 8. Vanderhoff
Titusville
Two Killed In Head-on Crash Near Clearfield
A head on collision Saturday near Clearfeld killed two occupants Erne st Pletcher about 50 of Clearfield and Mos Bora Hepburn 28 of Clearfield. Richard Saunders 34 of Williamsport was hospitalized in fair condition after being trapped four hours in the wreckage.
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Albanra
Clearfeld
Mosbora FE Hepburn
Clearfield
Ernest Pletcher
Wacker
Richard Saunders
Williamsport
Kennedy backs longer work week over shorter plan
Senator John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts argues against a shorter work week saying it would hinder U S production in the Cold War era. He told a meeting of 350 United Auto Workers members that unemployment could be reduced by other measures.
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John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
United States
Soviet Union
Kennedy
United Auto Workers
Elvis to make first post Army appearance in 1960 telecast
A closed circuit Memphis telecast from City Auditorium is planned as Elvis Presley’s first public appearance after his Army discharge. Col Tom Parker said the national broadcast will be piped to theaters nationwide in March or April 1960 to satisfy requests for personal appearances.
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Len
Memphis
Elvis Pres Jey
Army
Presley
Col
Tomi Parker
City Auditorium
Elvis
Parker
Operatic Coach Dies in New York at 84
Arnest Knoch, famed Wagnerian conductor and operatic coach to Helen Traubel, died Friday after a stroke in New York. Born in Karlsruhe, Germany, he came to the United States at the outbreak of World War I.
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New York
Arnest Knoch
Helen Traubel
Karlsruhe
Germany
Macmillan Eisenhower Talks Seek July Conference
The leaders met at Camp David with C Douglas Dillon and Robert B Anderson present to discuss foreign policy and a possible heads of government meeting with Khrushchev. The talks aimed at a compromise formula and a potential summit in July or August. James Hagerty briefed the press on developments.
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Aaryre
UNE R
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Counurie
Western leaders consider summit after Geneva talks
Officor Peter Hope declined to detail the proposal awaiting approval by President Charles de Gaulle and Chancellor Konrad Adenauer. Western leaders contemplate a summit in July or August, following a Geneva foreign ministers conference in May. The USSR has informally accepted the proposal, but specifics on topics and attendees remain to be settled.
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Officor
Peter Hope
Charles de Gaulle
Konrad Adenauer
U.S
Geneva
Ussr
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Warren County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office
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