Police log spans crashes and court notes across city
A scattered report covers a failed stop at Shady avenue and East Columbus avenue, a summons for Richard Pate for running a stop sign, and various local incidents. Other items include a death in Florida, a municipal golf opening date, a banner fire loss in Bullion, and county notices on food distribution and police cases along with weather and bus fare changes.
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Joti Jurgleski
Dra Simmnims
Shady Avenue
East Columbus Avenue
Shady Avene
Eade Colmmbus Avenue
Richard Pate
East South Street
Failon
East Columbus
Ita
Columbus Avenue
James A. Sharp
Jamestown
Municipal Stadium
Moon Brook Country Club
Talks Of Ex Wife In Sleep Divorce Case In TrAca
Jane Plant, 32, divorced Roy Plant, 47, a government meat inspector, on grounds of cruelty after she testified he struck her during protests while he slept about Christine Plant, 40, his former wife of 17 years. A Superior Court hearing in April noted an out of court property settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Ani Jane
Roy Planta
Povernment
Dulles Rejects Neutral Zone Plan Amid Cold War Tensions
President Eisenhower faces pressure as Dulles rejects a neutral zone proposal and U S arms control debates intensify. Officials warn of potential misinterpretations of armistice terms while discussions continue among the United States Britain and Soviet allies in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewsinen
United States
Isravl
Israel
United Stites
South
Kore
He Salso
North
Kure
Senate
U.S
London
Russia
United Nation
Racing Deaths Halt Road Events Amid Crash Tragedy
A deadly crash during a Mille Minti event kills a co pilot and another spectator as officials discuss halting road races. European newspapers report authorities weighing a ban on open-road racing after 10 fatalities. Families of victims urge swift action, with deputies proposing immediate restrictions on future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budeane
Guke
Elie
Ace
Alpherse! de Portaga
Hay
Edmund Neson
Neiden
Europe
Ant Hala Doventatian
Sol
Rume
Reds claim Russia builds world largest submarine fleet
In a London debate on the navy budget the British government said Russia now has the world's largest submarine fleet as an underwater force. Christopher Soames, parliamentary secretary of the Admiralty, warned that if war comes NATO allies will protect the Atlantic sea lanes with a sharper but smaller force compared to the prewar fleet, though still formidable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pov
Russia
Christopher Soames
Lie Admiralty
NATO
Atlantic
Soames
Unclear historical note on military actions and events
Fragmented text describes Honduran troops movement, American naval figures, and a fire incident with smoke and a fire department response. Mentions Pearl Harbor, a Japanese attack, and various places and names, but details are garbled and partially illegible. Overall, uncertain chronology and many broken phrases obscure concrete facts.
Bloom Denies Wanting Seat In U S Senate
Bloom denies seeking a U S Senate seat saying he plans to remain active in state politics. State Rep Andrews publicly disputes the claim and notes Republican party dynamics in Pennsylvania while a second item reports a fire at an oil well in Butler County causing about 2800 dollars in damage with the cause under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunmsiuwe
Ray Wm
Gearelavs
Rejcibbiean
Stu Chai Nau
MG Andrews
Cumbria
Mie
Blount
Geo
US Senate
Andrews
Johnstanh Tri
Bloom
Ay Mwaty
Ole Flest Hse
Blom
Butler
Lawrenet Convery
New Hearing Device Promises Invisible One Ear Aid
A Peoria firm unveils a tiny adjustable hearing device weighing under an ounce. Marketed as the world’s first of its kind, the inconspicuous instrument sits on one ear with no dangling cords and aims to restore natural hearing without heavy amplifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mty Co
Hor Panra
Minos
Mig. Co
Rue
Peoria
Mlinois
Chautauqua Summer Sessions Run July August 1957
The Chautauqua Center at Syewenes University announces its fifth summer session from July 1 to August 1 1957. The program covers topics across arts sciences and practical skills including hunting landscaping hiking and modern technology with courses taught by visiting experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wits
Ube
Chimtwiqua
Syewenes University
Livarius
Walia Salaefen
North
Syricise
Hie
Syracuse University
Wilbert
Tony
Staci Hall
Syracusy
Syndrow
New York
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Aimp
Arneers Huwle Ak Rlwek Wi
Llis
Kevin Fo Young
Meinne
Pittsfield
Tump
Fla
Sheridan
N Pine Ee
Universal Cyclops Steel Corporation
Laidlaw and Co
Yiu Dow-Janes
Net ‘Pirontl
Titusville
Robert
Wilon
Bullion
Franklin
Wilson
River Ridge
Warren County
Lawrence Dame Jr-26
Nuth Clymer
Dame
Elk County
Johnsonburg
Wee Konald G Ksiss
Grant
Chee Bore
Kniss
Aiello
Miam Steet
East Tevine
South Street
Ewller
Evie Witten
Rexall
Crawford County
McCray
Spartansbury
George LeMunti
Park View
Brie
Hie Milner
Carle E. Wiltrout
Sir Route
Scotdale
Wiltrout
Edward Paver
East Pleasant Street
Corry
Titusville Hospital
Payer
Sardon Electric Company
Wilkes-Barre
Hydetown
Kuo
Dulles
Nicaragua
Earlie
Heaneigh Pamiolees
Eenbonine
Cotes Rien
Ibe Vane Mulley liGirak
Pesta
BAT
Uxonaval Chieh
Quelle
U.S. Senate
Corry Area High ScHool
RCA
Slocum's Electronics
East Main
the “Y
Columbus
Coats
Maxwell House Instant Coffee
Hamburg
Citizens Alon Bank OF Corryveal Ouosit Insuwarce Corporation
Feo Eeak Watpeye Ae
Vn Roy Va
Milstrom
Sovsian
Fee Polver
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