New York youths nabbed after stolen car chase
Two teenagers 13 and 15 surrendered to police after a high speed pursuit on Route 219. Officers halted their flight with warning shots as the car, stolen in Tonawanda in 1956 and bearing different plates, was abandoned near Johnsonburg. Both youths confess the theft and were detained in the Erie County Juvenile Jail pending state action.
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Ridgwax
Tonawanda
Rideway
North Tonawanda
Ruekway
Johnsonburg
Juvenue
Elo County
New York
Warren Fireman's Charge May Bring Official Probe
A Warren Fire Department probe is hinted after a weekend session of the public safety committee with Fire Chief Paul A. Drescher. Committee chairman Glen Patchen offered no statement while Drescher asserted the panel would get to the bottom of issues and acknowledged missed procedures in hearings Drescher sought for two years. Drescher, suspended without pay in January 1958, cited a January 9, 1956 incident involving a department official turning off a television set and a related dispute.
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Warren Fire Department
Public Safety Committee
Baroweh Council
Boseman
Paul A. Drescher
Fire Department
Glen Patchen
Drescher
Dreschay
Hosenwa
Evening TV Schedule Buffalo Channel 4
Tuesday and Tonight listings show WBEN TV Buffalo with primetime lineup including News and Sports, Death Valley Days, Adventures of Robin Hood, The Danny Thomas Show, The Garry Moore Show, The Guiding Light, As The World Turns, Meet The Millers, The Secret Storm, and The Red Skelton Show among others. plus daytime children's programs Captain Kangaroo and Fun To Learn and classic game shows and dramas.
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Wben-Tv
Buffalo
Studio One
Playhouse
Susie
Garry Moore
Arthur Godfrey
Dotto
Guiding Light
Mutines Playhouse
Rughter
Edyn
Pun
Annie Oakley
Adams
Eye
Eve Arden
Red Skelton
Lady With A Lamp
Northwestern College A Cappella Choir to Perform in Corry
The Northwestern College A Cappella Choir under Professor W B Berntsen will appear at First Baptist Church Corry Wednesday at 745 pm, sponsored by the local church. In its 13th year, the choir has toured 46 of 48 states and parts of Canada and Mexico, with members chosen for scholarship and musicianship. Many singers are instrumentalists who sometimes accompany gospel songs.
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Northwestern College
Profesor
W. B. Berntsen
Northwestern College Conservatory of Music
Corry
First Baptist Church
Inces
Canada
Mexico
Macing Probe Sought Into State Highways Department
Auditor General Charles C. Smith urged Governor Leader to investigate alleged coercive political contributions by State Highways Department workers in Fayette County. He cited statements from three ex-employees detailing forced 3 percent payroll deductions, with funds funneled to Fayette County Democratic officials. Initial reports claim around a dozen workers were affected, with a recurring “black book” listing names and small payments.
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Harrisburg
Charles C. Smith
Gov. Leader
Smith
Highways Department
Fayette County
Russell Amarshman
Connellsville
Sheldon G. Gales
Tadlawhead
L. Thomas Means
Leader
Stutth
Daniel B. Switney
Democratic Committee
Swaney
State Liquor Control Board
Harshman
Highways
J. E.T
Joseph E. ‘Turkish
Mexican bullfighter Miguel Angel gored in Nogales assault
Torero Miguel Angel, 28, a rising star from Mexico City, is reported in serious condition after being gored in Nogales Sonora. The 1 1,000 pound bull pierced him at the groin area, with the horn narrowly missing the stomach and spine.
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Torero
Nogales
Sonora
Mex
Mexico
Miguel Angel
Angel
Mexico City
Vogales
Ohio woman, 73, killed as fire destroys home
A 73 year old Ohio woman, Mrs Dean, died in a fire that destroyed her $20,000 Lakeville Village residence near Conneaut. Firefighters found her body in the former living room near a phone. The husband was away at his market. Fire damage could rise with the value of the contents and antiques.
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Dean
Lakeville Village
Conneaut
West Lake
Report on Misused Funds Spurs Call for Ethical Code
McNamara urged a tougher probe of management misconduct tied to a ten million dollar fund misuse case involving a Sears affiliate and firms in Skokie Eng lander Co and Indianapolis. The majority report framed findings as a warning, not a wholesale indictment, and urged federal and state reforms including pension fund controls and union democracy, with Secretary Mitchell noting alignment with Eisenhower proposals and urging quick congressional action.
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Sears
Skokie
Til, Englander Co
Chicago
H. P. Wasson Co
Indianapolis
McNamara
Afl-Cto
Congress
National Labor Relations Board
Mitchell
Eisenhower
Senate Committee
General welfare and government duties through U S history
James Marlow explains how the government’s role in the general welfare shifted from a debated concept to law. He traces constitutional wording, Roosevelt era relief grants, the Social Security Act, and the 1946 Employment Act establishing federal responsibility to promote general welfare and use resources to fight unemployment.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
United States
Roosevelt
Congreress
Supreme Court
Cardozo
Hamilton
Madison
Reward Offered for Cat Killer in Titusville Area
Alfred W. Hunt of R D 2 Titusville offers 50 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of the person who shot and killed his pet Housecat. The yellow orange cat was a family friend and was shot with a 22 firearm dates March 16, 17, or 18. Hunt notes Drake Well Memorial Park area, near Boughton Road, as a frequent target practice spot with lead and debris around mailboxes, signs, beer cans, and a railroad pole near the crossing shot full of bullets.
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Ass Vsville
Alfred W. Hunt
R.D. 2
Titusville
Hunt
Boughton Road
Drake Well Memorial Park
Drake Well Park
Ex Area Educator Gustave Engstrom Dies at 61
Funeral services planned for Gustave E. Engstrom 61 longtime Tarentum school superintendent since 1941. Died Saturday night at his Tarentum home after a heart ailment. Native of Kane taught in Kane and Verona. previously superintendent of Johnsonburg Schools. Burial at Warren, Pa. Educated at Allegheny College and Benn State University.
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Zarenium
Gustave E. Engstrom
Tarentum
Engstrom
Warren
Kane
Allegheny College
Benn State University
Verona
Johnsonburg
Drier Weather Near Frenzied U5 Report
Weather summary notes drier conditions across much of the Midwest and Northeast while the North East braces for rain and snow after last week’s snowstorms. A southern storm threatens Pennsylvania and northern Virginia with mixed precipitation as rain enters the upper Ohio Valley and mid Atlantic. A front moving from the lower Mississippi Valley brought heavy overnight rain into Louisiana and Mississippi.
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Mid-Continent
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Ohio Valley
Mid
South Atlantic States
Mississippi Valley
Missouri
Louisiana
Mississippi
Hero's Son May Enter West Point
The report notes a hero's son may enter West Point after receiving the Distinguished Flying Cross and the Distinguished Service Cross for bombing missions begun after Pearl Harbor. Three days after the attack Captain Kelly's bomber was attacked near Clark Field. Explosions aboard forced six of eight crew to parachute. one crewman was killed. Captain Kelly did not clear the ship.
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Hig
Pearl Harbor
Kelly
Big
Clark Field
Philippines
Sheffield Boys Remain Critical After Crash
Seven Sheffield youths rode in a pickup that went off Route 6 four miles west of Clarendon at 1130 p m Saturday. James Kasaback 17 and Gerald Moore 14 remain in critical condition at Warren General Hospital. six other passengers faced minor injuries and were discharged.
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Warucuy
Sheffield
Wareren General Hospital
Clarendon
James Kasaback
Gerald Moore
Stanley J. Strawiser
Jack Banner
Robert Griffith
John Cochran
Frank Talland
Warren
Strawiser
Body Of Boy Found Near Farm In West Virginia
A farmer found five year old John Wayne McKinney dead in a pasture two miles from his southern West Virginia home. Coroner Oliver Ashenaur ruled death by exposure with no sign of foul play. About 1,000 searchers, National Guardsmen, and college students participated in the extensive hunt after his disappearance Monday.
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Wal Lipolis
W. Vicum
John Wayne McKinney
West Virginia
Oliver Ashenaur
National Guardsmen
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United Mine Workers
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Sheffield Boys
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