Meadville and county see April x ray drive
X ray unit to tour Crawford County April 18 to inspect workers at Mc Crossky Tool and Malleable Iron in Meadville. Public access planned May 19 to 26 in Titusville and Meadville. Also notes Easter shoe ads, hospitals receiving federal Hill Burton funds, and local events from Meadville to Kane.
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Corry Journal
Meadville
Crawford County
McCrosky Tool and Mallesble Iron Companies
Titusville
Easter Barnes & Carrig
Hill-Burton
Pennsylvania
Spencer
City
Oil City
Carolyn Cubbon
John W. Cubbon
Miss Cubbon
Europe
Erie Man Seeks Return Of Engagement Rings In County Court
In Meadville a man seeks legal action over a romance ending with the suspected loss or transfer of two rings valued at 1000 dollars. Ben Stiven claims the rings were to pass to his ex fiancée Michalena Flumio only upon marriage, but the engagement broke and the matter now heads to county court. Meanwhile, Donald Cervone, son of Mr and Mrs Samuel D Cervone, tours with an Army Chorus group, serving as assistant director and helping arrange music after attending Allegheny College and the University of Rochester Eastman School of Music. Reports also say Millcreek and State Police investigate a possible in-state mob robbery of about five thousand dollars from the Canteen Service Company, with safes, coins, and vending-machine cash stolen. The Cootlight Club No 102 will meet Tuesday at 7:30 pm in the Garden Room of the VFW Post. W Metcalf will speak on public health education at 4:30 pm, inviting the public. The Harbor Half Ladies Aid plans a Thursday meeting at the home of Arthur and Mrs Lindstrom with a dinner at 1 pm.
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Erie
Womn
Ben Stiven
Michalena Flumio
Silver
Meadville
Donald Cervone
Samuel D. Cervone
and Army Chon Group
Cervone i
Allegheny College
University of Rochester
Eastman School of Music
Millcreek
Cootlette Club No. 102
VFW Post Home
W. Metcalf
Erie County
Harbor
Arthur Lindstrom
RD. 1
Weekend Death Toll Near Historic Low In Pennsylvania
Two accidental deaths occurred over the weekend in Pennsylvania, the lowest in years. Last week saw 15 fatalities, with 11 in traffic. The weekend victims were Mrs. Claudia Williams, 87, burned in a Midland home fire, and Mrs. Anna Blanner, 54, in a two-car Pittsburgh crash. The year's worst weekend was February 22 22 with 18 deaths, 13 in auto wrecks.
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Pennsylvania
Claudia Williams
Midland
Beaver County
Anna Blanner
Pittsburgh
Lawrenceville
Manhunt Expands For Baltimore Jailed Escapee
A manhunt is under way for Freddie Lee Fowler 28 of Baltimore and Danville Va who escaped from the Federal Penitentiary farm here Saturday night Fowler fled during a prison farm detail and his absence was found at count He has 18 months remaining on a 40 month sentence for larceny of a U S mailbox Gov Leader appoints Earl Keim district attorney to be common pleas judge for Westmoreland County to 1960.
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Beryaswurey
Freddie Lee Fowler
Baltimore
Danville
Fowler
U. S
Harrisburg
Earl 8. Keim
Youngwood
Common Pleas
Westmoreland County
Edward C. Bauer
Negro Turncoat Returns Hint More To Follow
The return of American turncoat LaRance Sullivan from Communist China sparks speculation of more to come. A 27 year old former sergeant from Omaha and Santa Barbara, he was dishonorably discharged after refusing repatriation in Korea. Sullivan says Peiping treated him well, gave factory work and a subsidy during four years abroad. He is expected to sail for home soon.
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Hong
China
LaRance Sullivan
U.S. Army
Korea
Sullivan
Omaha
Neb
Santa Barbara
Calif
Peiping
Last Rites Held For Finnegan
James A. Finnegan, secretary of the commonwealth and longtime Democratic leader, was buried in Philadelphia. Attendees at the Church of the Most Blessed Sacrament included Adlai Stevenson, Gov. Leader, Mayor David Lawrence of Pittsburgh, Mayor Richardson Dilworth, and Matthew Z. McCloskey. The service drew city, state, and national political figures and community leaders.
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Philadelphia
James A
Jim) Finnegan
The
Commonwealth
Church of the Most Blessed Sacrament
Adlai B. Stevenson
Stevenson
David Lawrence
Pittsburgh
Richardson Dilworth
Matthew Z. McCloskey
Democratic Party
China
Clarence C. Adams
Memphis
Tenn
William C. White
Kansas City
Supreme Court Upholds Terms of Red Leaders
The Supreme Court affirmed three-year contempt sentences for Communist leaders Gilbert Green and Renry Winston. The majority, including Justices Harlan Frankfurter Burton Clark and Whittaker, ruled the contempt terms valid, while Justice Black dissented with Justices Warren and Douglas. Brennan also wrote a separate opinion joined by Warren. Green, Illinois Communist Party chairman, and Winston, party organization secretary, faced parallel five-year terms on conspiracy convictions.
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Washington
Supreme Court Today
Gilbert Green
Renry Winston
Ulit
U. 8 District Court
New York
Harlan
Frankfurter
Burton
Clark
Whittaker
Juation Black
Warren
Douglas
Brennan
Green
Winston
Illinois
Communist Party
Nist leaders convicted in 199 of Smith Act violation
The article notes that nist leaders were convicted of violating the Smith Act. Green and Winston argued on appeal that using contempt to punish fugitives for absconding lacked precedent and challenged an Anglo American ban. They face potential penalties including imprisonment beyond a year.
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Nist
Green
Winston
Hotel Guests Questioned in Slaying of Pittsburgh Maid
Police questioned Carlton House Hotel staff after 60-year-old Elizabeth Hoffman was found beaten to death in a room she had finished cleaning. Investigators pursue a possible sex-motive theory as they review guests and employees, while the victim’s divorce and two sons are noted.
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Pittsburgh
Carlton House
Elizabeth Hoffman
Hoffman
Adam Geisler
Youngstown
Ohio
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