Multiple Local Thefts and Incidents Reported Nearby
A burglary at a Warren County factory office occurred between 1 p.m. Saturday and 4 p.m. yesterday when a window was broken and a $200 electric typewriter stolen. Reports include a wildcat oil well near Scandia with no gas found, a home break in Erie with $20 in losses, and various local notices from Oil City to Kane detailing civic and legal updates, accidents, strikes, and public events. The day’s items feature burglaries, a car theft, a rollover injury near Russell City, a factory strike, court support for a school district verdict, and community notices across several towns.
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Scandia
Warren County
Oriskany
Flanigan Brothers of
Bradford
South Penn Oil Co
LE. Mallory and Sons
New York State Natural Gas Co
Journal
Oil City
Venango County
State Highway Department
Erie
Peter Stankiewicz
Dunkirk
Brooks Hospital
Richard Raczor
Donald Bain
Erle Enameling Co
United Steelworkers
Anandson Construction Co
Sheffield
Cameron County High School
Ginnie
Erle
Fairview
R. J. Blede
Gladys A
John Phelps
Girard
Riede
Juanita Gottschling
Hospital Admits and Discharges List in Corry Memo
At The Hospital. If unable to summon a physician in case of an emergency call 2-801 Corry Memorial Hospital admitted Saturday Mrs Lawrence Bolvin 19th Avenue Roy H Coates Spartanshuro Harold L Hulings 107 West Frederick Street Mrs Catherine Scholton 820 East South Street James Gibbons Clymer discharged owesurtng Arthur Vankheuren R D 3 Miss Lucille Malek R D tb Mrs Howard Blakeslee 590 Liberty eter Mrs Theodore Sorenson 214 West Washington Street Mrs Henry Boardman North Clymer Mrs Harold Roush and daughter Sandra Kay Clymer Donald Weaver R D 1 Spring Treek
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Lawrence Bolvin
Fifth Avenue
Roy H. Coates
Harold L. Hulings
West Frederick Street
Catherine Scholton
East South Street
James Gibbons
Clymer
Arthur Vankheuren
R. D
Lucille Malek
Howard Blakeslee
Theodore Sorenson
West Washington Street
Henry Boardman
North Clymer
Harold Roush
Sandra Kay
Donald Weaver
Spring Treek
Anatomy of a Murder Named Best Film of 1958 by Film Daily
Film Daily, a trade paper, names Anatomy of a Murder as the best movie of 1958 in its annual critics poll. The announcement notes the film topped the industry’s year end rankings.
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New York
Film Daily
Franklin Venango liquor sales rise study reveals 1959 totals
A Bureau of Justice re led by the Bureau of AttIStey Mision at Harrisburg in conjunction with the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board shows Venango County liquor sales increased 87 percent over the prior year with 758.87 dollars more in sales. Crawford County rose 73 percent. Meadville area approves a centralized Northwestern Rural Electric Co operative Association headquarter near Cambridge Springs with a 40 acre site to receive a 30 day construction start. Oil City to dedicate a new 700000 Army Reserve center May 1 with officials from reserve units expected to attend. center serves Oil City Franklin and Clarion
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Northwestern Rural Electric Cooperative Association, Inc
Cambridge Springs
William Wenner
REA
Oil City
Army
Franklin
Clarion
Shotgun attack wounds minister's foster daughter in Philadelphia
In South Philadelphia a 12-year-old foster daughter of a Negro minister was wounded by a speeding car's shotgun blast while with friends on church steps. Police launched a citywide manhunt and heightened guard presence near high schools as a 17-year-old white boy was fatally knifed by a group of Negro youths nearby. Diane Nelson was hospitalized with shotgun wounds to her right arm and was listed in fair condition.
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Philadelphia
Thomas Gibbons
H High School
Clases
Diane Nelson
Pennsylvania Hospital
High School Bans Going Steady Tradition
At St Joseph Roman Catholic High School dating is banned for students including holding office or participating in athletics. Priests say exclusive dating leads to sin and complications. The pastor urged parents to prohibit dating until late in senior year as part of church guidance. A separate crash in Salamanca, New York killed Mrs. Kill McKinney, 72, of Bradford.
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St. Joseph Roman Catholic High School
Partick J .Kenny
St. Joseph Church
Obituary list and social notices from Cattaraugus County
Sunday listings include names and addresses of residents with family details and ages. Items reference John W Liebenott Pearl Hubbard Gertrude Pettigrew Patricia Rebecca Merle Sweet William Barclay Fishburn Victoria Marie Pondel Henry Milner Hazel Merddink James Maloney Frederick Hoenes Preston Anthony Archie Shreve Catherine Scholign and others. one note marks an expired status and another references an event on Route 219 near the county community.
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John W. Liebenott
R. D
Pearl Hubbard
Clymer
Gertrude Pettigrew
East South Street
Gerald Mixer
Hester B Dean
Sherman
E. Ray Cathers
Wayne Street
Patricia
Edward Sanlock
Rebecca
Archie Pless
R.D
Robert R. Reed
Clifford Alkens
Ted J Pondel
Victoria Marie
Columbus
Henry E. Milner
Brie
Hazel H.meerdink
Lockport
James A. Maloney
Spring
Frederick R. Hoenes
European
Preston G. Anthony
East Frederick Street
Archie Shreve
Union City
Catherine Scholign
Cattaraugus County
Eisenhower and Macmillan Meet to Offer Test Ban
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan arrive at Camp David to forge a compromise for a Soviet test ban and review U.S.-Soviet relations before a Big Four summit. They aim for a positive counterproposal while avoiding a rift with Britain over inspections and moratorium terms.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Soviet Union
Camp
David
Aso
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
State Department
Britain
Horse Kills 11YearOld Girl in Lititz Incident
In Lititz Pennsylvania Cynthia Scher pi, 11, died after a horse kicked her while she attempted to put a bridle on the animal. The tragedy occurred on a family farm in the eastern Pennsylvania community.
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Lititz
Cynthia Scherpi
Fris
Civil Rights Split Seen Midwest Dems Silent On Nomination
Midwestern Democratic leaders gathered at a 14 state conference in Detroit to discuss civil rights while avoiding commitments on a presidential candidate. Senators Symington Humphrey and Kennedy campaigned for support but left with no clear gains, as Southern Democrats warned against jolting the party.
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Midwest
Detroit
Battle Oanners
Richard M. Nixon
SDP
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Los Angeles
Dixie
White House
Congress
Paul M. Butler
Bulter
United Auto Workers Union
Allegheny College Plans Interviews With Negro Families
About 30 students from Allegheny College Department of Sociology will interview 195 Negro families in Meadville over four weeks. Led by Grant Bogue the project probes employment housing commerce and recreation participation and perceived exclusions as a follow up to a Civic Relations report. A preliminary results report is due in June.
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Alpheny College Department of Sociology
Meadville
Grant Bogue
Commission On Christian ‘Social Relations
Stone Methodist Church
Bogue
Sociology Department
Dune
Clyde E Speer Coal Corp President Dies at 67
Clyde E Speer, president of Clyde E Speer Coal Corp of Perrysville Pennsylvania, died yesterday from a heart attack at age 67. A University of Pittsburgh graduate, he served as a trustee for a Chautauqua insite project in Chautauqua, Nebraska.
Funeral services notices for Watson Firster Scholton
Funeral notices announce services for Thomas L. Watson from Bracken Funeral Home Tuesday at 2 p.m. Visitation Monday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Rev H Ray Harels will officiate. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery. Charles Firster services Wednesday at 2 30 p.m. Visitation Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Rev George Myers officiates interment Pine Grove Cemetery. Catherine Scholton Dies. visitation Tuesday and Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 1 p.m. Service Thursday at 2 p.m. at Bracken Funeral Home.
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Charles
Bracken
George Myers
Pine Grove Cemetery
Scholton
Catherine Scholtons
Bracken Funeral Home
Castro Returns to Rally Cubans for War Fund Drive
Ailing Fidel Castro left his sickbed to press fear in Cubans and urge deeper contributions to a defense war chest. Beside him, Raul Castro warned that big American business interests would marshal mercenaries to invade, and that Cuba’s militia would repel any invasion.
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Lavana
Fidel Caano
Raul
Castro
Cuba
People's Army
West Bates Proposes Expanded Disarmament Plan
The article outlines a eight to ten point disarmament framework emphasizing production cutoff, conversion to peaceful uses, inspection of military moves, and security from surprise attacks. Cavaletti advocates a large IDO with a veto capable executive committee styled on strategic and geographic balance. Tan Keith, veteran actor, dies at 66 in New York after heart attack. starred in The Andersonville Trial and numerous films and stage roles since Boston birth.
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West Bates
Cavaletti
IDO
New York
Tan Keith
Keith
Andersonville Trial
Boston
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Forest
Montgomery
Elizabeth Kaiser
Eric
Russell City
Kane
Judith Ann Wolf
A. D
Miss Wolf
John Kaiser
Superior Cleaning Company
George Edward Richter
Cochranton
Richter
Giy
W. Washington St
Corry, PA
Salamanca
N.Y
Kill McKinney
Hammond
Eagle Street
Dial
Paul
Se A Va Eo
Macmillan
Allegheny
Corry Savings End
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Corry Journal
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Thar
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