Suspect In Bank Holdup Faces Trial
A Warren County preliminary hearing for the Tidioute bank robbery suspect concluded with key testimonies from Cyphert and a surprise witness Violet Messermill. The accused, Swartz, faced evidence of the $11,176 heist from the Warey National Bank last August and awaits Grand Jury action in August.
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Tidioute Bank
Tf Aimony
Fred Berry
Warren Gounks
M.A. Kornreich
Violet Méssetull
Ry D. 2
Titusville
Harry €. Halsted
RD. 1
Tiliarhiie
Iestolen Gar Beliered
Jone-wolf
Holt
Pourisel MT
Marks
Sharon
Cyphert
Hive
Messerall
Army Confident On Defeating ICBM Threat
Washington dispatch reports the U S Army confident it can develop defenses against intercontinental ballistic missiles. General James M Gavin, head of Army Research and Development, told the House Appropriations Committee detailed plans and potential limitations while discussing future anti missile measures.
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Washington
Gere James M. Gavin
Army Research
House ‘Appropriations
Gavin
Uys
Senator Urges Hike In Funds For Air Force
Senator Jackson of the Senate Armed Services Committee backs a larger Air Force budget after General Curtis LeMay warned the Soviet Union already holds greater long range bombing power and will build more. He urged funding for jet tankers, bombers, and trained airmen to deter Soviet aggression and prevent severe damage. Congress has not yet acted on the defense appropriation.
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Washington
Curtis LeMay
United States
Sen
Air Force Fund
Jackson
LeMaay
Staph
Jackson Kild
LeMay
Russia
Nathan F. Twining
Air Force
Nairfied
Harold Talbott Cub
Dutferike
Syulxon
Jay
Congress
Tasnok
Tom Collie Mixed of Kalamazoo Arraigned on Drunk Driving
Kalamazoo police testified that 90 year old Tom Collie mixed whisky with gin before his arraignment on a drunk driving charge. The defendant claimed heavy drinking led to an undependable sentence and unclear conduct.
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Tom Collie
Kalamazoo
Red Polands Diplomats Accused of Abusing Status by U S Note
Washingtona note to Red Polands ambassador and Spasowsk claims Polish diplomats pressured Polish refugees to quit the United States. The Department demanded an immediate halt to unsolicited visits and coercive tactics, while defending the right of voluntary repatriation.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
State Department
Red
Poland
Spasowsk
Tron
U. S
Union
United Nations
Senate
rJtvo
Viktor Solovyev
PreeioUaly
Jock
New York
Six Held in Pittsburgh Crime Case
Six persons, four men and two women, were held in police custody today in connection with a November Hill District incident. Four were picked up in Pittsburgh homes last night and booked as material witnesses. two others were taken to Cleveland. Charles Nichols was fatally stabbed after a quarrel following a collision at a Pittsburgh intersection. Arrests included Robet A. Price Evelys Mc Grider Robert A. Blissell Brice Biminions. suspects identified as Jumen Ross and Mary Russell. Police used hypnotism to obtain statements and hoped Nichols would recall the vehicle’s license number.
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Mary Russell
Fry
Nichols
Yeidér
Snow totals and weather rumors swirl around city
Fragmented report notes a heavy snow season with 153 inches winter total and a claim of 165 inches by month’s end. Observations include record highs and lows, monthly precipitation near 1.495 inches, and December temperature swings. Residents balk at ongoing snow’s impact on daily life and outdoor sales.
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Aptis
Averuee
Fares Raised By Railroads Across Nation
Railroads raise passenger fares by five percent in western lines and across most states. Interstate Commerce Commission approved the hike effective May 15, with Arkansas Iowa Michigan Minnesota Montana Nebraska North Dakota and Texas listed for the increase. Overall, the raise aims to generate about 27 million dollars annually, with Pullman fare boosts adding 6.8 million.
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Misetan
Onio
Potomac
Arkansap
Iowa
Michigan
Minnesota
Montana
Nebraska
North Dakota
Texas
Marine sergeant faces court martial over high‑march deaths
Washington reports Gen Randolph Pate recommended court martial for Marine Sgt. Matthew Kean after a high march led to drownings at Parris Island. Details describe a push for reform in recruit training, with new supervision at training centers and direct reports to Pate. The inquiry probes whether the discipline system and tough training harmed recruits and if changes will ensure humane treatment.
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Frese
Washington
Marine ‘Corps
Matthew Min
Kean
Tsech
Randolph Mocull Pate
Inh Corps
Alsa Omer
J.C. Burger
Ted Tromighe
Tin Burris
Island
The
Navy
Guy McKennt
Thomas
Puteauld
Markien
Pate
Parris
Taisad
Mittin
Feerutt
Sam
Opti
Parris Talind
Sar ‘Diégo
May Day observances reported in global gatherings
Unclear and fragmented report notes May Day celebrations among workers in Moscow Peiping and Rome with large Lenin portraits and leadership figures present. Mentions Communist parties outside the Iron Curtain and parades near Nazareth in Nazareth area. Also references Moscow May Day events and a notable speech by defense minister Marin Georg Chukay, with continued coverage on the next page.
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Associated Press
United ‘Seiten
Moscayy
Peiping
Tokyo
Rome
Spitiollo
Mare Altinghel
Joseph Carpentey
Nazarett
Spenners
Italy
Lenin
Remaii
Neal Id
clViliarrn
Moscow
Pudlo
Jay
Intil
Marin Georg Chukay
Deadline for Pennsylvania sales tax filing ends
Deadline for submitting the first weekly sales tax returns in Pennsylvania passed midnight with many merchants unaware of the change. The state plans monthly returns starting July and faces possible penalties for noncompliance. Uncertainty remains whether a new tax plan will be adopted or the old system used, triggering fines up to 2000 and possible prosecution costs.
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Corry
Pennsylvania
Jenab
Harrisburg
Department of Revenue
Boy Nine Narrowly Escapes Car in Close Street Incident
A nine year old boy nearly struck by a car yesterday afternoon when a tarbed disrupted traffic. The vehicle halted after the near miss near a southbound lane. Witness Harold Hasbroucky reported the moment, noting the vehicle touched the boy but caused no serious injury. authorities are investigating.
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Iryeni-aid
Harold Hasbroucky
Jobless Pay Assessments Jump 33 Percent in Corry Plants
Corry's four largest industries paid one third more into the state unemployment compensation fund in the first quarter of 1958 than a year earlier. The quarterly assessments reflect a state hike and adjusted wage bases, with big plants seeing rates rise and total payments increasing significantly.
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Corry
Ausisabiet 18
Iken
Maor
Stata
Youth shoots two in Pa. one fatally wounds man
Milford Pa police report a teenage boy fired after scolding bystander at a shooting range. Edward Wehele, 48, died from head wounds and his wife was critically injured. Authorities say the shooter surrendered. DA undecided on charges, possible murder case.
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Dy Asegyiage
Milford
Egar R. Chaplin
James Way Way
Ingield
Edward Wehele
Margaret
Van
Pisgol
Bea
Realetance
Dilfton A
Cloud
Wejedrold
Pennsylvania
UN to bolster Gaza cease fire with observers patrols
UN announced plans to strengthen the Israeli Egyptian truce with additional observers and mobile patrols along the Gaza border. Dag Hammarskjold met with David Ben-Gurion to finalize practical arrangements as Jordan signaled cautious response.
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Jerusalem
Aerise Guan
Truce Supervision
Israel
Egypt
Dag Hammarsk- Jold
Tsraal
David Ben-Oudon
Bath
Hammarskjold
Ben-Gurion
Addi
Tsfell Teallery
UN Security Council
Jordan
Anton
Tsratl
Smit
Fifa
Ammman
Klanpital
Winx Nposilivel
Jodan
Lettinr Acad
Anpane politician Kasushige Ugulei dies at 87
Kasushige Ugulei a noted peiltico militaria figure and former Cubfilnister died yesterday at age 87. Local officials mourn his long service and impact on regional politics.
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Kasushige Ugulei
Peiltico-Militaria
Cub
Steel Firms Notify Union of Possible Strike Action
Pittsburgh area steel companies including U S Steel Corp and Jones Laughlin Steel notified the United Steelworkers that they intend to terminate the current labor contract on June 30. The move allows a united industry front if a selective strike is called during talks led by USW President David J McDonald, who previously warned some plants might strike while others continue production.
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Amociea
Pittshurgh — Sone
Baaie Steel
Flem
United
USW
David J McDonald
Oth
McDonald
OHAC
Fox
Valor Aid
Ios Wee
McDonald! Hegan
Hollies
Junion
Tutt-Hartley
Quadruplet Girls Born at Dallas Hospital
Four baby girls were born in Dallas to a couple identified as Mr and Mrs GeA. Hunte. The delivery occurred today with hospital staff reporting the event and noting the team provided care.
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Dallas
Gea. Hunte
Barkley Dies On Platform After Speech At University
Senator Alben W Barkley of Kentucky former vice president collapsed and died during a keynote address on a university platform in Lexington Virginia. Barkley 78 was attended by officials and family as funeral arrangements were announced with burial set for Friday in his home town.
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Lexington
Alben W- Barkley
Kentucky
United States
Barkley
Lée University
Pavitt Munger
Washington
Virginia
McCord
Eareleya
Chichester
Mental Disease Specialist Attacks Treatment Claims
Dr. Persivil Bulley, director of the Illinois Mental Health State Institute in Chicago, denounced as dangerous the common claims of new therapies. He urged adherence to established criteria for scientific validity during a national meeting, criticizing sensational methods and stressing prudent evaluation of mental illness treatments.
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Persivil Bulley
Hilness
Payahiatha Treti
Tate
Chicago
Anephnts Aye Chiktelt Associnbidhs
Easley
Taft
Two Charged In Driving Case
Two individuals face charges in a driving case tied to a similar offense. Authorities report linked actions and ongoing investigations spanning multiple locations and dates.
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