Crime Probers Seek 30 Day Extension To Clean Up Work
Senate crime probers won unanimous approval for a 30 day extension through April 30 to finish their work and likely recommend continued investigation into organized crime. Key figures include Kefauver and fellow members, with Truman praising the effort and several contempt actions noted for witnesses refusing to disclose assets.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Kefauver
Dtenn
Chen
Leave Policy Announced for 28th Camp Atterbury
Major General Daniel Bi Sticker announced a leave policy for the 28th Tifanitey Di vil Latkiy at Atterbury Indiana. Infantry companies may take five days of leave with travel time included while division artillery and special troops will be granted leave at a reduced rate in April and thereafter. Druttee fillers arriving since January will be eligible after completing four weeks of basic training. The 28th Pennsylvania National Guard nucleus began its basic planning earlier this year, with wholesale leaves previously granted only at Christmas and New Year, limited to five days including travel.
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Associated Press
Atterbury
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Myre
Tifanitey
API
el Lime
Daniel Bi Sticker
Pennsylvania National Guard
Call for bids on mail route between Oil City and Cory
Post Office seeks bids for daily mail transportation between Oil City and Cory via rail and road, for June 4 to June 30, 1958. Bids due 5 15 pm April 28 1958 at the Second Assistant Postmaster General in Washington. A $3000 bond required with each bid. Route covers about miles each way with daily service except Saturday.
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Here
Oil City
Corry
Wahington
Corey Pox
Seherle
Youd
Debreen Oil
Une Penney
Siggins Out As PUC Chairman
John Siggins Sr of Warren County ends his term as chairman of the Public Utilities Commission tomorrow. He says no plans yet for the future but expects to stay in Harrisburg. Gov Fines office seeks a possible successor as Siggins has served since May 1939 and was named chairman in 1940 by Governor James.
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PUC
Harrisburg
John Siggins
Warren County
Public Uillities Commission
Tomor— Row Tidniehl
Harrisboro
Colm S. Fines
Giggins
Arthur &. Jame
Warren ‘County
James
Dennis J. Driscoll
Dem
Cert
Weather Up To Sixty Five Adorns March Close
A mild day with temperatures peaking near 65 degrees lifted spirits after a morning shower drenched the area. The weatherman forecast continued winds and a breezy end to March, as shoppers noted a notable warmth despite the rain and damp conditions.
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Stummer
Honth
Cost Figures Show Benefits of Jointure
Data on costs shows all six districts would receive additional state aid if a jointure proceeds. A tentative agreement was discussed by Corry and five adjoining school boards in a Gorey library session led by Supt. Lawrence Dogan and Erie Warren area superintendents. The group drafted a relative agreement and plans to meet again to refine terms before seeking board approval.
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Hhesboaras
Columbus
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Elgin
Wayne
Gon
Wate
Trainmen OK rail proposal in long running dispute
Washington March 30 The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen accepted a management plan to have President Truman name an arbitrator in a two year old dispute over working rules including the coupling of all hosts. W P Parker president of the union said the decision narrows remaining issues as carriers and unions weigh the proposal.
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Associated Press
Washington
Brotherhood of Railroad
W. P. Parker
Brotherhood
Senate Labor
Loomis
Labor Committee
John R. Steelman
White House
Plon
Steelman
Moos in Custody on Arrival From France
Mrs Elizabeth Moos former mother in law of convicted pursuer William W Remington was taken into custody today on arriving by plane from France. She is accused of failing to register as a foreign agent.
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Moos
New York
Elizabeth Moos
William W. Remington
France
Floods Sweep Alabama Mississippi Georgia Hard Hit By Rain
Two days of heavy rain caused widespread flood damage across Alabama Mississippi and Georgia. Rivers like the Tombigbee and Warrior rose high with hundreds of homes flooded and livestock drowned. National Guardsmen and Red Cross workers aided evacuees as forecasts warned Crests around 49 feet in parts of Alabama and rising Tennessee River levels.
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Red Cross
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Haleyville
Ala
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Alm
Calhoun County
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Carolinas
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Treasurer shift set for Monday meets council crowd
Special council meeting called by Mayor J Fred Kinley to hear auditor Charles Pain and discuss Irene Mullen’s resignation as treasurer. Carl Smith, recently named treasurer, to take office Monday at 9 80. Bond arranged. Possible election to fill Streets Director vacancy. Regular session to follow.
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J. Fred Kinley
Charles Pain
Clark Pasi
Irene Mullen
Smith
Boweven
Ajax workers win seven cent wage increase at Ajax plant
Workers at the Ajax plant secured a seven cent hourly raise under cost of living pay provisions. The agreement follows a quarterly review covering August 15 to November 18 and may yield further increases if an improvement factor is approved. The wage hike lifts the minimum above the scale to about $1.21 per hour, with details pending state wage board decisions.
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Tivinn
Ajax
International Association of Wilchinists
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Femun'y
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Orden
Edie
Ronteahs
Ajak
Medina
Alice
Washington
Ellie
Ellie Wage Staniitansion Board of Lice A
Philadelphia
Judy Holliday Ferrer Win Best Actress Oscars in 1950s
Judy Holliday wins for Born Yesterday and Jose Ferrer scores for Cyrano de Bergerac as All About Eve leads Best Picture. Bette Davis and Gloria Swanson lose in a tense Oscars night. Holliday sobs with joy while Swanson accepts a consolation grin.
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Gloria Swanson
Associated Press Hollywood
March
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Wwe Mabure
Tose Ferrer
Hie Éwugueriig
Cyrano de Berperae
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Billie Dawn
Columbia Studios
Ethel Barrymore
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Frisina to Play for New Castle in Mid Atlantic League
Joe Frisina, popular Corry athlete, will join New Castle of the Middle Atlantic League this senior season after purchasing his contract from Oil City. He played shortstop last year, hit .325 with 4 home runs, and was a key member of Oil City’s pennant team. A fleet unit from LT Ships arrived at Gibraltar today, part of strengthening American Navy forces in the region.
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Gibraltar
United States
Gibrallay
Brediberranesty
Life In Jail For Slayer Of Ex-Corryite
YUMA Ariz Mareha0 Peter Donald Saunders 15 of Corina Long Island N Y today sentenced to life imprisonment for slaying Leonard Rexford Fenton a California railroader who was killed while fishing on a canal bank south of Yuma Fenton a former Corry resident had left town during high school The judge noted the teen’s age and considered the gas chamber as an alternative but imposed life imprisonment The case began after Saunders pleaded guilty to the February killing in a bid to obtain money for a cowboy outfit The elder Saunders James Saunders attended the sentencing in court
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James Saunders
Juagn
Henry G. Kelly
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F. Lewis Ingrahan
Young Saunders
Asat Fenton
Shooting and fatal crash follow gas office quarrel
In Waynesburg Pennsylvania a gas company worker shot his brother then died in a car crash while fleeing the scene. Charles Dittman, about 50, shot Allan Dittman, about 40, as witnesses say a 44 caliber pistol fired during an argument. Allan was in serious condition at Greene County Memorial Hospital. Charles died at the wreck on Blacksville road four miles south of Waynesburg.
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Greene County Memorial Hospital
Olive
Six Children Perish In Fire Tragedy At South Kingston
Six children aged one to 12 perished in a morning fire at South Kingston. Their mother Gora Yoima was hospitalized with burns after attempting to save them. Police described the incident as a fatal house fire and were investigating the cause.
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Rlesivoyne
Diremer
Gora Yoima
Sonat County Hospital
Army to Probe Charge Troops Were Cowards
A wire service report from Washington dated May 30 details a chaplain’s claim that Army troops in the Seventh Army Division feigned weakness to be evacuated and die. He cites Marine and Army units and outlines alleged misstatements amid internal Army investigations with no further action announced.
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Marie Fey
Allan Whith
Protest drop of P R R flagstop in Glyndon Sparie area
Glyndon and Sparie township residents testified at Meadville hearing protesting Pennsylvania Railroad flagstop removal. They argued rail access is vital to Corry Old City and Titusville. railroad supervisor said Glyndon had no boardings or alightings January to March. Examiner Goldstein will forward testimony to Harrisburg for PAC ruling.
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Sparie Township
Pennsylvania
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Gugstop
Marshall S. Nelson
Spartans
Burg
Charles Rittenhouse
Harden Lie Nol
Assenger and Baggage Edition
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Corry
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Titusville
John A. Gorman
Gorman
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Joseph Goldstein
Warren
PAC
Harrisburg
Chinese Appear Massing Troops for Spring Drive
Allied dispatches report China massing troops for a spring offensive on the western Korean front. U S and Allied forces clash with Red units along a 160 mile front as new divisions arrive and epidemics hit both sides. Rain and terrain hindered movement and the Red retreat stalled as forces prepared for an April push.
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Eesti Vrai
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Ken O Day Jailed On Two Charges
Ken O Day, a gif dealer from Wartelenim, was ordered jailed in Allegheny County Workhouse until he posts 81 000 bond to assure support payments to his wife and minor child. He appeared before Judge Allisort Wade and received three months for non support plus a separate charge related to theft at Ahail and other communities.
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O'Day
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Ridawayu
Warren Toli
Allisort Wade
Day
Ahail
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Amtan
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