Weeps As Innocent Pleas Entered In Homicide Case
Lloyd Shuffstall, 52, arraigned on charges of homicide in the deaths of his wife Vera Rose Shuffstall and neighbor Harold Dupont. He spoke no defense, wept, and was remanded to Venango County Jail for a June 2 hearing. his family sobbed outside. Shuffstall, recently released from Warren State Hospital, allegedly ambushed Dupont, then shot at his wife before surrendering after wounding himself. He was captured after a 180-man search and remains in custody with the weapon in possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ir.anklin
Lloyd Shuffstall
Vera Rose Shulfstall
Harold Dupont
Paul F. Bedford
Bedford
Shulffstall
Warren State Hospital
Tiee
Alan
Davy
Richard
Lester Shuffstall
Harry Gent
Shuffstall
Venango County
Buchanan ~ Schmidt Funeral
Franklin Cemetery
Dupont
Memorial Day Weekend Opens Across Nation
The three day Memorial Day holiday weekend sees an overwhelming share of Americans on the roads. The National Safety Council projects up to 375 traffic deaths over 78 hours, versus 10 in a nonholiday weekend. The period marks the first three day Memorial Day since 1958. The note also mentions July 4 and Labor Day alignment and ends with a Canadian aside on the University of New Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Safety Council
Dumbrille, 70, Marries Pat Mowbray in Las Vegas
Hollywood veteran Douglas Dumbrille wed Pat Mowbray, daughter of his old friend Alan Mowbray, in a Las Vegas ceremony that surprised colleagues. He says age means little to happiness and reflects on his late wife and long acting career.
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Holly Wood
Palella Mowbray
Douglas Dumbrille
Dumbrille
Alan Mowbray
Las Vegas
Pat
Study on Space Travel Reveals Human Unknowns
Lt. Col. Bernard E. Fisherty told 350 scientists at Brooks Air Force Base that while engineers can send a man into space and return him safely, the real uncertainty lies in weightlessness and isolation effects. He cited Gen. Thomas White’s remark that man is a sea level, 12 hour animal, and called humans the weakest link in aerospace development to date.
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Ban Anunio
Tex
API
Ieee Ly
Bernard E. Fisherty
Air Force School of Aviation Medicine
Brooks Air Force Base
Flaherty
Thomas White
Air Force
Star
Pennsy Strike Threat Amid Wage Dispute
Quill warned locals would likely strike at shift change today though late Thursday night he said union trouble keeping men on the job may arise. Pennsylvanian rail workers, earning about $2.60 an hour, blame a wage increase cap that would trigger mass layoffs, while a temporary stoppage last week led the railroad to file a damage suit against the international union and Conway, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quill
Pennsylvania
the International
Conway, Pa
Driver Hurt As Train Rams Car At Westfield
A 50 year old Westfield man Donald Franz was thrown about 30 feet when his car was struck broadside by a Nickel Plate Railroad freight train at a crossing. He was treated at Westfield Memorial Hospital for facial and head lacerations, a right leg injury and shock in fair condition. The car was carried about 70 feet from the crossing. Engineer Walter Sharp of Conneaut Ohio and conductor Walter Black of Conneaut Ohio were aboard the train. Westfield Police Officer Minnie Karrow said Franz did not see the westbound train approaching the crossing.
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Westfield
Ils
Donald Franz
Westfield Memorial Hospital
Monnie Karrow
Franz
Walter Sharp
Conneaut
Ohio
Walter Black
Railroad Seeks 15 Million From International and Local
A federal court in Pennsylvania issued a temporary restraining order against further stoppages as the railroad seeks 10 million dollars from the international body and 5 million from the local authorities.
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Local
Railroad
The
International
Pennsylvania
Paved Shoulders Planned for Interstate Safety
Harrisburg reports new safety feature on Federal Interstate routes in Pennsylvania. Paved right side shoulders will be 1 feet wide with bituminous concrete over stabilized material to aid pulloffs and reduce pileups. Left inside shoulders remain stabilized at four feet.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvanie Department of Highways
Commonwealth
David L. Lawrence
Finch-Retrial Delayed To June 20 In Double Murder Case
A retrial for Carole Tregoff, 23, and Dr. R Bernard Finch, 43, on murder charges is postponed to June 20. They are accused of killing Barbara Finch, 36, last July after a deadlocked first trial. Tregoff appeals to the State Supreme Court claiming Judge Leroy Dawson is biased.
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Angeles
Carole Tregoff
R. Bernard Finch
Barbara
Miss Tregor
State Supreme Court
Leroy Dawson
Television Review Highlights Seven Days of Screen Fare
NBC presents March of Medicine focusing on five American physicians. CBS counters with Thrills of the 1960 Circus featuring thirteen acts. NBC airings include the Don Jordan Benny Paret title bout concluding the evening. The Indian rights group rails against stereotypes on TV, planning protests and monitoring.
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New York
Tonnett
NBC
CBS
Don Jordan
Benny
Kid
William Talman
Dinah Shore
ICBS
Lewis L. Strauss
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Leo Szilard
Nanette Fabray
ABC
Betsy Palmer
Steel
Game
Craig
Peter Gunn
Kid" Paret
Las Vegas
Hood Flips Up In Vernon Township Car Crash
Vernon Township police report an unusual highway crash when Leonard Priber of Meadville raised his car hood while passing another vehicle. Priber stopped in the left lane and was struck by a following Meadville driver Robert Beier, causing a collision in the left front of Beier’s car and the right rear of Priber’s.
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Vernon Township
Elton ‘Wykoff
Leonard Priber
Meadville
Priber
Robert Beier
Beler
Wrkoff
150 Attend Lecture Here in Corry High School
John D. Pickett of Chicago spoke on Christian Science The Joy of Living by Divine Authority at Corry Area High School auditorium. Sponsored by First Church of Christ Scientist of Corry and introduced by Mrs Willis B Mall, the Corry church president. He said modern events show a need for rightful power, under which people can live work and rejoice in security.
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Corty Area
John D. Pickett
Chicago
First Church of Christ, Gerentist of
Corry
Willis B. Mall
Christian
Beard
Salvation Army distributes 858 gifts in jarea homes and hospitals
During the Christmas season the Salvation Army League of Mercy distributed 858 gifts to area homes and hospitals and provided copies of its weekly magazine The War Cry.
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Salvation Army League of Mercy
Jarea
Salvation Army
War Cry
Industry Fund Roster Details Boosters and Chairs
A fragment lists numerous names under Industry Fund and Special Gifts divisions with multiple vice chairmen and chairs. Roles include Bracken, Ott, Sarnicki, Dolan, Zalencels, and Armitage among others, with extensive team rosters across factions.
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Corry
Gills
Barney
Bennett
Prani
Dodd
Cheirman
Gig Abbey
Harold Armitage
Clare Ell
W. Hunmond Ty
William K. Stockton
William Roosemeyer
Chaiman
Edgar Alexander
James Allyn
Stanley E. Anderson
J. Fred Kinley
William Zafiropulos
Joseph Sarnicki
Olin W. Bracken Jr
Homer G. Bulard
H. Martin Keppel
William A. Peiffer
George Sample
Clifford Buesink
Roger Brown
J. Guy Butters
Earl Cherry
Dr. Joseph
A. Furst
John Rossbacher
A. Bruce Smith
Clifford Taylor
Ray Amy
C. Kenneth Christiansen
Fred
Glatky Duane
N., Fogle
C.T. Keith
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Canada
TUFFY
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Washington Streets
Dressy
Mung
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Hollywood
Bob Thomas
Bing Crosby
Pennsy
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Eagle Street
Dia
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Coal Builders
Driver Hurt
Finch
Television Review
Assn. of
American Indian Affairs
T Das
Oklahoma
Eisenhower
Assn. On
Lawman
Edward Reiley
FBI
Rockford
William Campbell
Reiley
Logansport
Ind
Des Moines
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St
Corry, Pa
Route 6
R.D. 1
Pittsfield
Penna
Hobart M. Ralston
Warren National Bank
Trust Department
Warren, Pennsylvania
Coorry Savings Cloan
Center Street
Standard Equipment, Inc
Big Spring
Mighty
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