Keppel Blames Hunters For Car Shooting Incident
H Harrison Keppel 57 of Corry Bank, says deer poachers fired two shots into his car on Cols Hill road. Investigators question Keppel and others as police search for clues amid rumors. Keppel’s wife denied his statements. district attorney says no such remark was made. Officers plan further interviews and recheck the Cole Hill area.
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H. Harrison Keppel
the National Bank of Corry
Corry
Weng
LB Linder
Warren
John Krupey
Warren State Police
Keppel
Briel Ley
Teppe Ty
Sheri L. Ginger
Meyer
Kornreich
Jamestown
Robert Moore Farm
Garland
Cols Hill
Bowling Alleys Looted Again in Two Month Spree
Police were alerted at dawn to a second break in at Bowl-Aire bowling alleys in two months. Entry was gained by removing three hinges at the rear door. Cigarette and pinball machines and a juke box were pried open and looted, with a small known cash amount taken from coin operated devices.
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IL Oelock
Pete Brussell
Mllege
Russell
UN Deadlock Looks for Early Break Says Lie
Secretary General Lie stated at a press conference after talks with Prime Minister Suello and other leaders that he hopes for a definite move by July and a high level Security Council meeting soon. He warned Russia’s walkout hampers progress and expects meetings with President Truman and Secretary of State Johnson next week. He stressed a desire for peace and noted no new proposals from Truman came to him.
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Trygve
Lie
Tuge Oe Tutu
Tie
Tron
Suullo
Ajtles
Gidwwll
Trumin
Lye
Rassis
United Nations
Hunvary
Trumwr
Roman
Adhnson
Wwe
Security Council
Ethus
Council
United Natione
le World
Joe
British Chief Confident on Berlin Parade and Western Tactics
Associated Press report from Berlin May 2 quotes Maj. Gen. Bourne predicting a western victory in Berlin peace display amid Communist youth rally tensions. British armored cars monitored boundary lines while urging discipline and restraint to avoid provocations. Western allies warned of possible infiltrations but planned to back Berlin police if needed. Also noted: 15-year-old Mary Margaret Keener found in Moundsville after vanishing from Squirrel Hill, ending a distressing disappearance linked to a prior death by own actions.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Freie Deutsche Jugend
Free German
Bourne
Tierlin
Moscow
Pittsburgh
Mary Margaret Keener
Naples
Moundsville
W.va
Monongahela River
City Cancels Sewer Contract Forfeiture Action
City officials moved to forfeit the East Smith Street sewer contract held by Donovan Brothers, citing repeated renewal failures. Bonding company may finish the project. Donovan has received about 80 percent payment, leaving roughly $13,000 to complete. The action follows weather delays and a lengthy halt since last spring, with residents’ concerns over street disruption.
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Cory
Donogan Con
Jwteron Company
Centerviie
Fem
Wttle
J. Fred Kinley
Strees
Carl Smith
Walter Stott
Don Williams
Olives
Donovan
San
Tme
Havine
East Smith Street
Bellwood Blaze Causes $100000 In Damage
Bellwood Pa May 26 fire destroyed the Commesser building in the town center. More than 100 firefighters from Bellwood Tyrone Greenwood and Pinecroft fought the blaze which started shortly before midnight and took three hours to bring under control. The first floor housed hardware grocery and dry goods stores. three families on the second floor evacuated. The blaze spread to an adjoining cafe and a two story building. residents fled. William Carnmesser estimated the loss and noted the origin is unknown.
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Eas Tee
Bellwood
Commesser
Altoona
Tyrone
Greenwood
Pinecroft
Dames
William Carnmesser
Kidnapped Girl Returned Safe in Menon City
May 26 report from MENON CITY states a seven year old girl kidnapped near a downtown hotel was found asleep in a car and returned to her parents around 1:20 a.m. The incident involved the owner Samuel Grangland and a chain of movie houses, with ransom demands reported but police reportedly uninvolved.
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Associated Press
MENON
CHTY
Magualé
Frolt
Norma Grangland
Mexico City
Neema Graant
Howe
Hur
Samuel Grangio
Ively
Polee
Witat
Theatyr Pobregs
Grup
Eight linked plot in Caribbean counterfeit scheme arrests
AP reports a major counterfeit plot aiming to fund a revolt in the Dominican Republic through a three million dollar scheme. U.S. authorities arrested eight suspects in New York and Miami, naming several Cuban operatives and workers tied to a large ring. Federal grand jury indictments accuse a broad conspiracy moving counterfeit currency through U.S. channels.
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Ny Associated Press
York
Aélaeciye
Blonde Invelett Avizel Ina
U.S
Cubs
Dominion
Republic
Miami
Fed
Erdia Grand
Domenie Vegolalins Counectinn
Crh
Edward W. Mepen
Chiotte Whiteturst
Jesue M Rean
Henry Chagarvia
Jose Antonio Roche
Rudolph Schmidt ‘Roche
Oscar Roche
Mintal
Jose Manuel Fernandez Merrides
Jes Mon
Prison Break Foiled in Philippines. 17 Die in Clash
Manila reports the largest prison break attempt in Philippine history ending in a two hour gun battle after lunch. Fifty long term inmates attacked the dining hall with knives forks and improvised firearms. Guards and troops fought back, fire engulfed the building, and ten hours of combat left 17 dead and many wounded. Authorities say ringleaders were rounded up.
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Manila
Philippines
Arctery
Atte Aniaiher Priénh
Lax
Iey
IUE Wins GE Plant Votes in 49 of 57 Units
In a regional labor ballot at General Electric plants, the IUE claimed victory in 49 units with 66,087 voting yes across the GE system while the United Electric Workers carried 38,137 in 47 units. River Works in New York and several other plants showed strong IUE support with margins like 6,099 to 3,914 at the River Works and 4,980 to 3,255 elsewhere, as the count pursued by the Baltimore NLRB and local groups continued.
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al Io
Erie
Sid Union
Associated Press
Baltimore
Tetirhutjuiak
Electrical Nuikers
Vrestoyl Buryalainy
Tora Mapris
General Electric
Apni
Unlit
Corm
Nyitelorainal
Bert ‘Salue
Bard Elention Anc
United Elesirent Workers
Thinlaerion
Raye
Ag Teast
Commins
River Works
Tynn
Mass
Willy
Pikefirth
Syracuse
Bridgemort
Manintermance
Farmest Instil
Bellanectady
NLAE
CIO Unfari
Secretary of Labor
Maurice J. Tobiti
Slate 2 road projects begin work on two routes
Highway crews this week are preparing two projects directly affecting Cotry matirists. Work began on rounding and shbck piling 400 tons of sta for paving an o surface treatment to more than three and one half miles of highway. South center street from Pleasant street to the city Uneland Route & from polit near Warner's Corners eastward to le city Une will both be given a coat of stone and ail. No definite date set for the project yet. materials ready go on so work may start at any time. two routes open to traffic while work is being done. Circus performer killer Otto Berosini, 22, fell 50 feet during intermission and died an hour and a half later at the hospital.
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Cotry
Center Street
Pleasant Street
Uneland
Polit
Warner’s Corners
le City
Une
Waco
Tex
Otto Berosini
Butler Man Crushed In Mine Disaster
May 26 a Butler resident Bowser aged 47 was killed when a cave in trapped him at a mine near Butler Pi. Lester Miller, age unknown, accompanying Bowser, also injured his knee and escaped. Local authorities investigated the cave in and closed the mine entry.
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Butler
Louis
Bowser
D- 5
Lester Miller
Fifty Countries Ask Point Four Aid For Foreign Help
The Senate backed foreign aid measures amid debate on a 227 million plan to fund U S assistance through the Economic Cooperation Administration. Officials said Congress must pass appropriation bills by June 30 to enable early project start, with first funds targeted for Lywler and East Asia regions as itd.
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Associated Press
Wassington
Congress
Department
Senate
Viktory
Republicah Senate
Smuerican
Senate- House
White House
Economist Cooperation Administration
ECA
Moly Jarngnian
Lywler
Twins Born To Mr and Mrs L Akam
Twin boys born at Waren General Hospital Tuesday afternoon named Tiney Tyin and Larry Tim. The birth marks the first such twin set this week at the hospital. Parents are Mr and Mrs L Akam and Mr and Mrs David Dickson reported the news yesterday.
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L. Akam
Tyin
Lyle Alam
Waren General Hospital
Kom Tiney Tyin
Larry
Tim
Uren Jeitunta
Curey
David Dickson
Sparta water system project planned at 220000 cost
Spartasburg Municipal Water Authority nears agreement to plan a water system and sewage disposal plant costing about 220 000. Engineers bond firms and state health officials will review plans. construction could begin this year with a 40 year rental finance plan. Key members include D V Kinney Quear Most Albert Majin W F Earnest and Charles H Torrey. Local residents expect an expanded system and test wells near the dam site. Public meetings are not planned as the authority holds final decision power.
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Spartansburg Municipal Water Authority
Moeline
Engineers
Sod Bonding Company
Sullverraed
Fiat
State Department of Health
LNT
Johnson 4
Johnson Banding
General State Authority
Alatioh
Municipal Authority
D. Vi Kinney
Quear
Albert Majin
W. FH Earnest
Charles H. Torrey
Dex Elsion
Glenn Wood Suffered Heart Attack in Meadville
Glenn Wood, district salesman for the Atlantic Re-Acting Co, collapsed in Meadville while on business and was taken to Meadsville City Hospital in fafe condition. Attending physician did not disclose specific cause but it was understood to be a heart attack. Recovery expected within a few days.
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Meadsville City Hospital
Meadville
Atlantic Re- Aciing Co
Glenn Wood
Opcone Areius
McCarthy and Senate accuser clash over Communists in government
In Rochester New York on May 26 a heated exchange erupted between Senator McCarthy and Owen Tullimore over alleged Communist influence in the U S government. McCarthy asserted a cover up by the State Department and criticized Ambassador Jessup, while Tullimore and the administration denied the charges. McCarthy spoke at a Catholic Press Association convention, attacking Chavez and a Communist lawyer he claimed aided Chavez, claiming the speech reflected Communist lines.
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Associated Press
Rociwster
N.Y
Smuler McCarthy
R-Wis
Owen Tultimore
McCarthy
Oyers
Wirconsin Sevnter
Leblimare Wriker
Port Assu
State Department
Senate Foreign Rélations
Lasthnore
Philip C. Jessy
Jessup
Senate
the Catholic Press
Association of the United States
Tattimore
Ghavex
D-Nm
Louis Budera
Budeny
Fire, flames engulf streetcar after crash in Chicago
A wall of fire enveloped a crowded streetcar after it struck a double trailer gasoline truck in Chicago. 33 people died, many injured, and the scene sparked a major emergency response with eight to ten alarms. Police and investigators moved to determine causes as survivors recounted panic and chaos. The crash involved 7000 gallons of gasoline and blocked doors trapped passengers. the incident continued on page six.
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Ailee
Hye Arash
Chicago
Ray
Paul Manning
Chicard Trineie Authority
Corry youth pays fines on two counts
Harold Uimpey, 4 to ay prev Frederick sireet, was fined for drunkenness and for a disorderly conduct charge after being arraigned before Police Magistrate M S Cobbett. Lindsey was arrested after a Gorey motorist complained of a car driven erratically toward the city on Route B. He lacked a driver’s license and vehicle owner’s card and was ordered to pay 218 dollars for water-pipe damage while held overnight.
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Harold Uimpey
Frederick Sireet
M.S. Cobbett
Lindsey
Gorey
West Main Street
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China
Kremlin
Russia
Bellwood Blaze
Seven Men
Blonde
New York
IUE
SLATE
Sparta
Water Authority
Meadvile
Lattimore
Roy
Bescon
Herron Avenue
Mercy Hospital
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