Five-year-old boy dies after falling from car
William Richard Webber age five died instantly on Route 20 east of Gifard when he toppled from his father's sedan as the rear door opened between 35 and 40 miles per hour. Deputy coroner ruled accidental. The Webber family counted seven traffic victims in the county this year.
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Iccident
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Rites Held For Mrs Seamens at Bracken Funeral Home
Funeral services for Mrs Charlotte A Seamens were held at Bracken Funeral Home yesterday at 2 PM with Rev Geary Myers officiating. Interment followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Honorary bearers included Lt Superior Cleaners coworkers. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Frank Wesley Seamens and son John of Knoxville Tennessee and others from Jamestown and Cleveland.
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Frank Wesley Seamens
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Tenn
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Lima
Corrin
Jamestown
Bryan
Bills
Cleveland
Over $50 Million Raised In 1954 By Tax Anything Law
Pennsylvanias tax anything law yielded over 51 million in 1954 across 3 701 subdivisions under the 1947 act. School districts boroughs townships and third class cities imposed 3 652 separate taxes with wage and salary taxes the largest single revenue source at about 48 percent of receipts. The 1963 tax total under the law was just over 42 million and in 1964 almost 5 000 units were eligible to impose tax under the act.
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Narrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Internal Affairs
Toc Unite
Old German Baptist Brethren Seek Labor Union Exemption
Delegation of about 4,000 Old German Baptist Brethren from Ohio and Pennsylvania meets AFL CIO President George Meany to discuss union membership. Spokesman Lester Pisher says leaders sympathize yet uphold scruples against labor unions, proposing to donate union dues to charity instead of joining.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Lester Pisher
Rig. 1
Covington
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Pleads Guilty To Big Bank Robbery By Associatia Press
New York a smalltime horse trainer pleaded guilty in federal court to robbing the Port Chester branch of County Trust Co last March 2, taking 188 785 with accomplice kidnapping claims. Arthur L Paisner aged 9 shifted and clenched his hands as he pleaded before Federal Judge Gregory F Noonan. Sentencing set for May 15. Robbery charge carries up to 20 years. kidnapping could bring the death penalty.
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Port Chester
County Trust Co
Arthur L. Palsner
Gregory F. Noonan
Noonan
Paisner
TV Lineup for WBEN Buffalo Tonight and Thursday
Channel 4 schedules list tonight with children's theatre Gene Autry News and sports segments plus late dramas and talk shows. Thursday lineup includes Good Morning, Cartoon Capers, Guiding Light, The Big Payoff, Bob Crosby Show, Edge of Night, and Arthur Murray Party with News and Weather entries and local service ad for Steve's Texaco Service at 620 North Canter St.
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Mina Town Primaries Signal Multiple Races
Mina town primaries feature several contests on June 5 including a Republican bid for the Town Board and a County Board seat held by Roy O. Jones. Roy Huletty and Lee White seek the board post, while Jones, appointed by the board, faces challenges from former Democrat Byron Rouse who resigned to join the Navy. Carlton Stetson had petitioned for the town assessor post in last fall’s election.
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Pittsburgh Gas Rate Hike Draws City Protest
Pittsburgh officials criticized a Peoples Natural Gas Co. rate increase request before the Public Utility Commission. Assistant City Solicitor Robert Engel called the proposed 62.582 million dollar hike excessive and discriminatory. Elvin Teitelbaum urged Gov. Leader to appoint a citizens’ committee to protect public interests amid ongoing utilities rate pressures. The United Nations put world population at 2.528 billion by mid-1954.
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Guilty Verdict In Shipman Case At Warren
Columbus O. Johnson, 23, found guilty of second degree manslaughter in the death of Sat. Leon D. Hawley, 23, Warren, in a 1965 crash on Routes 35 60 east of Chillicothe. Hawley and Johnson were Army buddies and both were thrown from the car during a high speed collision. Hawley, a recruiting officer, served in Korea with Johnson. Hawley’s widow and child live with her parents in Warren.
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Warren
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Chillicothe
Icident
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F. H. DeLong
Market Street
Weeks Defends Private Enterprise Roles in Government
Washington based weeks attacked a Democratic subcommittee report accusing borrowed businessmen of acting as inside influence. He said such services are vital to mobilization and that critics mischaracterize legitimate private sector aid within the Commerce Department. The subcommittee's Democratic members and GOP minority argued over the propriety of these arrangements.
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Deuixtary of Commerce Weeks
House
Weeks
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Bunday
Rep
Céller
D-Ny
Commerce Department
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Rodino
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Quigley
Keating
McCulloch
Ohio
Scott
Presbyterian Church Membership Rises in 1955
Philadelphia report shows the Presbyterian Church in the U S A gaining 17 338 members in 1955 reaching a record total of 2 736 241. The year’s increase reflects continued growth in congregations nationwide.
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Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
New Hindu King Crowned in Nepal Ceremony
In Katmandu Nepal the remote Himalayan kingdom crowned 38 year old King Mahendra in a ceremony marked by modern touches such as movie cameras and foreign visitors. Hindu high priests placed the giant crown of the little kingdom on his head at 10 43. The astrologers set the minute for a long and successful reign of the world s only Hindu monarch observed by nine million Nepalese.
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Associated Press
Katmandu
Nepal
Himalayan
Little Kingdom
Mahendra
Pilot Bodies Recovered From Moriongahiela River
Rescue workers recovered the bodies of Lt. Lawrence P Ash of Galoratio Springs Colorado and Lt. Haroldn D Tegler of Polle Nebraska along with Charles Beausmel from the Moriongahiela River after their Navy plane vanished March 26. The pilot Ash was found strapped to a seat as three bodies weighed the craft in shallow water.
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