Peru quake devastates ancient Cusco city killing many
Airlift rushes medical teams and supplies to Cusco after an 18 second quake. Reports say at least hundreds killed and many injured as the city’s 45,000 residents flee collapsed streets and damaged buildings. Government says nearby towns suffered heavy damage and tourism centers were ruined.
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Wattsburg Man Hurt In Rear-End Car Crash
A Wattsburg man, Leon Jurmolowice, 28, was driving when his car crashed on a blacktop road in the Philpseille region northwest of Wattsburg. Passenger Joseph Zac hurawski, 60, sustained possible back injuries. both men were questioned later. Vehicle damage estimated at 250 dollars.
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Tornado Strikes English Village Causing Deaths and Destruction
London dispatch reports a tornado ripping through a suburban district, leaving homeless residents in its wake and destroying homes near the Thames. The storm, part of a two week spell of lightning, killed at least three people including a child, with widespread damage and uprooted trees along a one mile path between the river valleys.
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Festival Program For Hoxrhe Carry High School Orchestra Concert
Corey Allie Rovers present a combined concert by the Hoxrhe Carry High School band and orchestra during Wemmlay Music Festival in the high school auditorium. Admission is free. seats offered on a first come basis as the 41 piece band and 21 piece orchestra perform works by Rosenkrans, Wagner, Strauss and Mozart with soloists and accompaniment by the school’s staff.
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Marilyiy Canfield
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Demitri Trite
Wagner
Maxine
Herbers
Phyllis Hill
Soppana Soldat
David Apps
Willam Chissoutin
Pat Milter
James Kerley
Quartet Serompaniment
Prize list prepared for bicycle parade
Prizes will be awarded for the best decorated bicycles in the Bicycle Safety Parade on June 2 sponsored by Montgomery Ward and Co. contestants must register at the local outlet to qualify. Prizes are on display at the Montgomery Ward store for viewing. The parade starts at Corry High School at 6 p.m. proceeds north on Center Street then Franklin, Matt, and Fork Place before returning to halt at the Montgomery Ward store.
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Corry Boy Suffered Burns From Flaming Gasoline
A six year old Corry child burned last night when he struck a match near gasoline left by his father in the yard of the home. Hospital attendants said he was warned to avoid the gasoline but was playing and struck the match. He was admitted at 8 p.m. and expected to be discharged today.
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Dedication Service for E U B Buildings Draws Crowd
About 100 attended the dedicatory at the Evangelical United Brethren church yesterday. Bishop J Balmer Showers and Dr Ud Hacrisbure presided with Dr Paul Weaver Erie Conference superintendent and Rev IL Tay Waris local pastor. Morning sermon on Proming New Worlds. evening service on Sete of Happiness. Membership and giving cited as growing. total day offerings exceed 41000, with a 1250 gift from Sunday School boosting the three thousand dollar goal. Several ministers and builders attended. parsonage completed and educational building proceeding toward furnishing.
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J. Balmer Showers
Ud Hacrisbure
Paul Weaver
Erie
IL Tay Waris
Didiop Showers
Ray Harris
Frumis G. Whiteman
Carry Ministerial Assoniation
Harold ¥. Lindquist
Erie Conference Board of Missions
Youngsville
Glenn B. Donelson
Christias Education
Prin Raymond A. Feapbure
Freeburg Grid Lindgust Architeets
Jamestown
Henry Kennedy
Lyle M. Chase
Derailment halts PRR run near Titusville after rail break
A broken rail derailed a PRR locomotive and caboose south of Titusville, with Engineer M N Brinks and Fireman A Berlin injured lightly while Conductor G J Reeves and other crew escaped. The Buffalo to Oil City run was halted, passengers redirected by taxi, and crews worked to rerail the wrecked engine. Track expected reopen tonight.
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Truman Attacks Soviet UN Boycott in Congress
President Truman assailed Russia for boycotting the United Nations over the Chinese issue calling it willful flouting of the UN charter. He told Congress the UN is sensibly carrying on business as usual and urged stronger Western unity to press for universal disarmament and agreements with the Soviet Union.
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Free World
Western Powers Open Secret Naval Maneuvers
A fragmentary report from Portland notes Western powers begin secret naval maneuvers with Russian forces nearby. The piece highlights ports, patrols, and port facilities while detailing trade and employment figures that accompany the broader military context.
South Amboy Blast Kills 27 In Major Disaster
Reports from South Amboy New Jersey detail a devastating explosion that killed 27 and injured many as a phosphorus fire spread through a plant area. Army demolition teams search rubble, monitor for further blasts, and battle a spreading blaze as authorities assess property damage estimated at 7.5 million dollars.
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Strategy Altered By British Labor
London May 2 The British Labor government signals it will curb socialist plans to rely on its slim Commons majority and delay a full election. At a weekend meeting Prime Minister Atlee and top ministers and coop leaders discussed a secret strategy, aiming possibly for an autumn vote, though some Labor MPs favor sooner if Conservatives force an early poll.
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President's Daughter Cancels Summer Tour
Los Angeles reports that the president's daughter has cancelled all public singing engagements this summer. James Davidson of the New York agency confirms cancellation of appearances in Rabin Hood Dett Philadelphia and Lewisot in New York State for personal reasons and notes plans for no concert bookings until October.
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Brookville Couple Held in Youngstown Case
Brookville couple Andy Bednarik, 26, a literary worker, and Althea Bednarik, 19, were arrested after driving from Brookville to Youngstown with their infant daughter Shirley Ann. A social worker, Mrs. Josephine Martz, said the baby was later found at the Bednariks’ Campbell, Pennsylvania home. The parents refused to reveal the baby’s whereabouts and denied signing any papers for the child. Police questioned the pair and held them for further inquiry.
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Erie Soldier Is Killed In Crash
Erie Pa serjeant Stanley B Kanes, 26, died yesterday on State Route 626 near Ocean City Md in a crash. Two other military personnel were injured. Police said the car veered, threw him through the windshield, and the occupants were killed at Fort Miles Delaware.
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Reorganization Fight Continues in Senate Action
Washington reports May 22 Lena Taft leads Republican push against Truman administration plans for federal reorganizations. Senate debates move to veto or stall five proposals while deadlines loom for approval. Hoover commission recommendations underlie most plans, though some critics dispute executive scope.
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State Supreme Court limits truck overweight fines
The court held a trucker arrested on an overweight charge may be fined only once for the entire truck. Vin cent Varrone of Franklin was convicted on a single count of violating the major code, overturning four separate charges based on each overloaded axle. Police stopped him January 17 and four counts were filed.
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Senate probes plan fresh inquiry into federal employments
Washington May 22 Senate probers plan a fresh inquiry into federal employment of sexual perverts and the Washington police impounded records to aid the probe. Senators Wherry and Hill indicated preliminary investigations may prompt a full Senate inquiry by the appropriations unit and the special investigations subcommittee.
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Buildings of stainless steel now foreseen
Steel industry officials predict U S cities may soon feature all stainless steel buildings. A Brockenridge lab near Pittsburgh will preview methods as Allegheny Titanium Steel Convention plans a new research facility. Curtain walls would be outside walls three to six inches thick. The GE office building at Schenectady already showcases all stainless construction.
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Settlement Reached in Assault Case in WT Borough
The complainant withdrew charges in an hour-long hearing before Alderman M S Cobbett. Defendant Harry Oh, 26, Titusville RD 3, was discharged on payment of costs. The complainant from Union City RD 3 and Oh gave conflicting testimony until a recess produced a settlement between the parties. Oh was arrested last Friday afternoon and posted $1000 bond for today’s hearing.
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