Why Dunn Ousted From Crawford County Fair Board
Meadville Pennsylvania reports that W P Dunn and James A Beatty were removed from the Crawford County Fair Board at a county commissioners meeting. Dunn seeks a joint meeting with the Fair Board and Board of County Commissioners to learn the reasons behind their ouster and to discuss their removal from the board.
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Meadville
Dunn
Cochraiton
Crawford County Fair Board
Board of County Commissioners
Fair Board
Milton D. Nodler
Whursday
First View
The
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James A Beatty
Con Wewul Luke Park
Nodle
Nodler
Tonother
W. Earl Austin
Beatty
Air Board
Austin
Three Drivers Injured In Area Accidents
Two men injured in separate crashes on Route GN near Albion. Gary 99 of Albion admitted to St. Vincent's Hospital with lacerations, head injuries, possible rib fractures after his car hit a tree and he was thrown. Curtis Spees, 21, of Conneaut listed in serious condition at Hamot Hospital after striking a bridge and suffering a head injury. Lucille Finan, 30, of Conneaut Lake admitted to Meadville City Hospital after her car hit a tree west of Conneaut Lake, with a compound fracture of the left leg and body lacerations.
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Juse
Girard
Albion
Jare
St. Vincent's Hopital
Curtis Spees
Conneaut
Iit
Hamot
Conneaut Lake
Lucille Finan
Meadville City Hospital
Public Discourse Warns Peace Fails Without God's Kingdom
Nicholas Kovaluk Jr. led a Corry High School gathering on a semi annual circuit discussing lasting peace under God and Jesus Christ. He argued world governments cannot bring enduring peace and cited Isaiah 9 7 to claim peace comes from divine rule rather than human pacts and courts.
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Nicholas Kovaluk
Deborah
Withewes
Corry High School
God
Jesus Christ
Kovalak
Sputnik Brings New Missile Demands Continued
Radio reports from the orbiting satellite indicate Curly is alive and well as Sputnik II circles the globe every 103.7 minutes at 17 840 miles per hour. Hints suggest the mite animal may be parachuted to Earth before the satellite reenters and is destroyed. The Moscow announcement calls Sputnik II the third stage of the rocket that launched it, with a total weight of 1 120 pounds and an accurate orbit.
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Sputnik
Earth
Curly
Moscow
Boy Dies After Saving Friend In Coal Mine Tragedy
In Altoona a 12 year old boy saved his friend during a cave in at the Cavalier Coal Co. mine near Gallitzin. Both boys were trapped. Thompson died on the operating table after suffering multiple fractured vertebrae. Winglass survived with back injuries and was listed in satisfactory condition.
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Altoona
Nin
Hig
Batum
Hospital
G. Harold Troxell
John Winglass
Robert ‘Thompson
Troxell
R. D. Coupon
Cavalier Coal Co
Gallitzin
Thompson
Ypson
She Shangloe
Winglass
Body of John Davis Found in Mine Pit in Greenville
Volunteer firefighters recovered the body of John Davis, 14, of Jackson Center, from 12 feet of water in a Greenville mine pit. Coroner Cyril Relheel of Mercer County ruled accidental drowning. Davis had been missing since last Wednesday. Separately, scientists reported Sputnik 11’s radio beeps and predicted the satellite would soon be visible in U.S. skies.
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Greenville
John Davis
Jackson Center
Cyril Relheel
Mercer
Davis
Legion Backing Korean Bonus Stresses Veterans Sacrifice
Elmer G. Carrign Post 365 Commander George Lawson praised the Korean War veterans of Pennsylvania. He cited 421,009 Pennsylvanians served, 4,000 made the supreme sacrifice, and about 3,000 died since separation, urging gratitude from the commonwealth and noting wartime pay and hardships.
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Legion
George Lawcon
Elmer G. Carrign
Lawson
Armed Services
Commonwealth
Veterans urge turnout for statewide Korea bonus referendum
Veterans of Pennsylvania call for voting on November 5 in a statewide referendum on the Korea Conflict Bonus. They describe it as adjusted compensation for time away and the sacrifice of service members, arguing the extra dollars are a token of gratitude from the state.
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Veterans of
Pennsylvania
Two Prisoners Nabbed By Police In Buller County
State Police trooper Michael Donative chased a speeding car at up to 90 mph and overtook it on a dirt road. Ghester S Brockman aged 31 and Thomas J Manny aged 29, both of Buller, were recaptured after escaping by climbing a wall. Brockman faced burglary charges and Manny was jailed on a separate case.
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Butler
Buller County
Michael Donative
Ghester S. Brockman
Thomas J. Manny
Buller
Brocman
Tral
Manny
Norals
Allied Science Pool Now Urgent
Officials privately said the removal of Ruuzili’s top war hero from the ruling group signals great political instability in the Soviet system. They warn that Russia’s military power faces uncertainty and that allied powers must act promptly to respond to potential rapid changes in Soviet policy and missile progress.
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Allied Science Pool
Prirately
Ruuzili
Ngure
Russia
Soviet Union
Eisenhower to attend NATO summit in Paris in December
A report notes President Eisenhower and British Prime Minister discuss urgent world security aims as they respond to Soviet space claims and Russia’s space leadership. They urge NATO allies to pool efforts and advance space science, aiming to surpass the Soviets and sustain Cold War momentum. Eisenhower plans to attend a NATO summit in Paris in December.
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Eisenhower
Muemian Taxa
State Department rushes plan for Europe atomic stockpile
The State Department accelerates work on proposals to be presented by the President, including a probable plan to stockpile atomic arms in Europe for Allied use if war breaks out.
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State Department
Mear
Hema
Europe
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Accordion School of Music
Osiecki Bros
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