Last Two Of Brink's Robbery Suspects Captured In Boston
FBI agents seized two men linked to the Brink's robbery in a Boston tenement hideout. Richardon and Faherty, both sought on federal fugitive charges, were arrested and handed to Suffolk County authorities. The capture followed a nighttime raid as officers recovered coins and other loot linked to the January 17, 1980 heist.
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Pabidrty
Agenta
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United Stattes
Digtree
Thomas Atic
Faherty
Richardeon
Suffolke
Corry Businessman James R. Collier Dies in Meadville
Meadville City Hospital reported the death of James Richard Collier at 4:45 pm yesterday. He owned Collier's Radio and TV on North Center Street and had been ill with cancer for about a year and a half. He leaves a widow, Beaver, and several siblings. Services are set for 2 pm Saturday at Kennedy Funeral Home in Meadville, with burial at Greendale Cemetery.
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Meadville
James Richard Collier
Collier
North Center Street
Meadville City Hospital
Bartokens
Eleyett
First Baptist
Cory Diinior
Beaver
Gullymson
Jettreys
Tuttermonth
Greendale
Honor Strigler Poppy Sale Holds Poppy Day
Next Friday May 0-5 4th Carry members of the Ly Archie W. Thompson Pont 204 Fort gry Ware conduct poppy drive in memory of John Strigler a disabled veteran who died recently. The event includes a display window and outreach on North Center Street with veterans on the streets distributing poppies.
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Archie W. Thompson
Fort Gry Ware
John Strigler
Pat Contaminder
Willake Avery
Ariesary
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Northy Center
Convict Slain in Florida Prison Riot Reported
ALLAHASSEE Fla One convict was killed and several wounded in a short riot at Balford State Prison. Governor Leroy Collins said the situation was under control as officials ordered an observer and dispatch of the National Guard to assess if troops are needed. Florida Highway Patrol and other aides were mobilized to assist.
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National Guard
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Te Hind
Doc Gratsul
Halford
Florida
Corry Schools Receive Over Five Favorable State Aid Totals
A fragmented release notes Corry Schools receiving a large allocation of $54,236 to cover jointure and teachers' salaries and a potential $62,019 yet due from the state. The funds are to keep finances steady while state aid lags, with teachers paid monthly and summer payroll options available.
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Boeing
Kintal
Corry Arms
Bomb attack near Fimingusta claims sergeant major life
AP reports a bomb at a military vehicle near Fimingusta killed a British sergeant major and wounded two other soldiers. The brief notes ongoing incidents in Cyprus and broader U.S. and Vatican updates including Truman’s papal audience and Ambassadore Glare Boothe Laine’s medical treatment plans.
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Cyprus
Fimingusta
Honor Corry Industrialist At Dinner
The Corry Chamber of Commerce hosted a dinner in praise of David A. Hillatrom for his civic leadership and hospital work. Nearly 300 guests attended as speakers lauded his contributions to the community, including support for a hospital project and multiple civic enterprises. The program featured Dr. Gliner Ortaier as the keynote and multiple telegrams of congratulations were read. The event highlighted Hillatrom as a prominent Corry figure and noted ongoing efforts in local philanthropy.
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Ian
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Travenl
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Iillstramy
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Gliner Ortaier
St. Pail’s Hytherns Church
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Hillatrom
Richard Roastacher
Résabacher
Hillatti
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Salvation Army
Cornell
St Paul's Gutheran Church
Weather notes show varied conditions in city
Varied weather affected the city with sun and rain, snow and cold. Temperatures fluctuated from around 30s in the morning to 60s during the day, then falling to near 25 at night. Heavy snowfall along the eastern approaches disrupted travel and caused complaints about road conditions.
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Walford
Court Decision Under Fire Ban On School Segregation
On the second anniversary of the Supreme Court ruling against racial segregation in schools, nationwide protests and commemorations unfold. NAACP, religious groups, and political figures mark the day with rallies from Alabama to New Jersey, Chicago, and New Orleans, urging continued action and equal rights.
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Iil
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Peecher
Acrose
Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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Senate OK Of Teacher Pay Hike Near Late Today
Senate expected to approve a teacher pay hike with a $100 cost of living bonus and salary schedule increases. Gov. Tom Corbett faces undecided stance as Democratic and Republican leaders press for passage in Harrisburg. Continued details awaited on legislative vote and funding ending May 1, 2087.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
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Alte
Dent
Pate
Rome
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Serle
Berin
Demberadle
Mmend
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Beyler
York
Gayle
Pele Howson
Four Die In Landmark Hotel Fire In Warren
An inquest cleared the Chliar Hotel staff of negligence after a fatal April 25 blaze that killed four guests Herbert Dwight Akron Merle Pinney Jefferson Bernard Statts Dayton and Ray Schmitz Columbus. Fire damage estimated at 50000. jury found deaths from smoke and trapped flames with no evidence of fault by management or staff.
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Chiyar Hotel
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Pour Chivans
Herbert V. Dwight
Akron
Merle D. Pinney
Jefferson
Bernard D. Statts
Dayton
Ray J. Schmitz
Columbus
Hyak McCioh
Russell Lindberg
Mike Evan
James Tridico
Floyd Wilbur
Carl J. Anderson
Department of Labor and Industry
HH. C. Hutchinson
Department of Labor and Inndustry
School Teachers End 1 Day Strike At Avoca
Public notices state Avoca Pennsylvania teachers ended a one day walkout after borough officials agreed to partial four month salary payments. Teachers planned to return to classrooms while negotiations continued with district and local bank officials regarding wage support and payroll funding.
Bookkeeper on trial for $3 million theft from bank
Norfolk trial unfolds as Mangum Mangum admits long term embezzlement totaling nearly three million dollars from Commonwealth Building and Trust. Prosecutors quote a signed statement. defense questions its authenticity and timing. The case traces thefts to 20 years ago with allegations of gifts to friends and relatives.
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Associated Press
Norfolk
Mintle Mangum
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Miss Mangum
Commonwealth
William A. Patton
Joseph Baker
Porch Project Completed At Country Club
Country Club unveils a two level porch and adjoining patio as part of clubhouse improvements. Contractors George Tinko and Joe Hassett completed brick wall work and patio block seating for outdoor dining. Other updates include redecorated locker room, barroom repaint, and planned two shelters for weather breaks.
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George Hob
George Tinko
Joe Hassett
Charles Shuss
Ue Eluinouse
Rhee Faces Opposition Leader as Veep Pick in Korea
In Seoul, President Syngman Rhee reportedly to name opposition Democrat leader Chang Myung as vice president. Rhee won about 15,000 more votes than Chang, while Lee Ki Poort was named National Assembly chairman. Cho Bong Am, a former Communist, trailed in early returns.
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National Assembly
Cho
Call For Probe Of Reporting In Harrisburg
The Pennsylvania House approved a resolution calling for a legislative investigation into newspaper reporting. The measure directs the Joint State Government Commission to study coverage and propose legislation based on findings. It cites prior abortion death trials in Philadelphia and notes concerns over prejudiced reporting affecting justice.
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Herman Silver
Silver
Doris Silver
Hospital Auxiliary Tag Sale Supports Memorial Hospital Funds
The Cony Memorial Hospital Auxiliary hosts its annual tag sale tomorrow and Saturday to raise funds for charitable work. Mrs. Earl Haight chairs the event with sales from 2 to 6 p.m. Friday and 2 to 6 p.m. Saturday. Echo children in grades 4-5-8 assist, with future fundraising planned at Clymer and Spartonsbure.
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Egypt Recognizes Red China Regime By Association
Cairo reports Egypt, first Arab state to establish relations with Red China, announced it would recognize the Chiang Kai-shek government. The move follows expected steps toward opening diplomatic missions and sending ambassadors, with a break in prior diplomatic ties.
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Catto
65 Mile an Hour Speed Limit Set on State Toll Road
The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission established a 65 mph speed limit today on the 408 mile toll road from Philadelphia to the Ohio border. Signs were posted along most of the express highway. The new limit replaces 60 mph in the western area and 70 mph in the eastern section.
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Ohio
Farmers Say They Were Bought Off In Farm Policy Clash
U S senators clashed over Eisenhower farm policy after his April veto of a bill calling for higher supports. Anderson and others warned of political fallout as debates loosen price supports for wheat corn and oats. Some Republicans feared rising hogs and feed grain prices could stoke farm belt discontent.
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Gaitskell urges UN aid to ease global friction
Atlantic edition reports Hugh Gaitskell of Britain’s Labor Party proposed channeling foreign aid through the United Nations to reduce tensions between Coffinlinam and the West and to proceed with disarmament talks without awaiting a universal agreement. The address was prepared for a conference of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union.
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Hugh Galtsiek
Rusela
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International Dadies Garment Worker Union
Gaitskell
Ohio to Consider North South Pike Plan
Ohio Turnpike Commission chairman James W. Bhaskrnessy said the panel will study financing for a North South Pike linking Conneaut to Cincinnati. He pressed for proposals on two alternate routes and emphasized minimizing gaps in the system from Delaware to east of Springfield, about 45 miles.
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Delaware
Springfield
House Solons Vote On Foreign Aid Authority Denial
The House Foreign Affairs Committee voted to deny President Eisenhower long term foreign aid authority and to trim the requested 300 million to 800 million dollars, altering private investment guarantees and extending the program from five years to one hundred. The panel's action signals potential cuts to military assistance while maintaining some support for ensuring steady arms shipments to bolster the free world amid Cold War pressures.
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oThé
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Vorys
Body Found After Long Olean River Search
An Olean man who aided in the search for an 8 year old boy who drowned near Vandalia last Saturday found the body of a missing farmhand along the Allegheny River bank near Vandalia last night. The deceased is believed to be John Farwell Brown a 48 year old farm worker from Olean. Police have yet to release a death certificate pending investigation.
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Vandalia
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William J. MacDuttie
Cattaraugus County
Cherysaid
Belvees
Bills Killed By State Senate Amid Party Clash
Harrisburg reports the Republican controlled committee stalled multiple bills on tax, labor, and industry reforms amid partisan clashes. Secretary Jol Torquate urged passage while Democrats resisted, aiming to keep committees intact before floor votes.
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Associated Proen Harrisburg
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Republicatie
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Jol Torquate Hind
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