Youth Pleads Guilty To White Beating Incident
A youth pled guilty to a white beating charge in a case before Judge Elmer Evans. A 13 year old girl friend testified as to abuse by her husband, George, prompting the plea and probation. The judge warned the youth against further offenses, noting potential harsher penalties if repeated.
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Elmer Te Evans
Dresser
George
Frans
Lo Baker
Erle
Gilbert W. Smith
Wesley Ville
Bicyele
Smith
Evans
Philadelphia
Gruenther to Lead Red Cross After 44 Years in Army
Gen Alfred Gruenther, retiring from the Army after 44 years, will become president of the American Red Cross starting December 31. He will succeed Ellsworth Bunker, who has led the organization since 1954, with a former salary of 30 000 dollars per year.
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Washington
Alfred M Gruenther
Army
American Red Cross
Ellsworth Bunker
Argentina
Thily
Red Cross
White House
Eisenhower
Bunker
Gid Bunker
Gruenther
Europe
Lanris Norstid
Raymond Eaton
Red Cross View
Viet
Area Crash Victim's Funeral Rites Held
Area crash victim Vung J Holtink of Clymer died Friday evening from injuries suffered in a Forsythe Bridge crash at Ripley on Thursday. He was buried in Holland Cemetery after funeral services at Abbe Reformed Church with Pastor Benjamin Hollman officiating. Two hymns were sung, organ accompaniment by Carlyle Ewkers. Bearers listed. lengthy list of relatives and friends from Corry, Ripley, Bindley Tike, and nearby towns attended.
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Vung J Holtink
Clymer
Pridiy
Forsythe Bridge
Ripley
Holland
Abbe
Reformed Church
Tey Benjamin Hollman
Mra
James TenHaken
Lagters
Carlyleewkers
Albert J. Kearns
John Neckers
Royal Legters
George Michels
Oly Purdink
Harry Beckerink
Alicia Tenpias
Dolin Smith
Miary Patterson
Corry
Tuphard Lewter
Bindley Tike
Dover
Rum Ripley
Ind
Dewittyile
Cars In Funeral Procession Crash In Titusville
In Titusville three cars in a funeral procession were lightly damaged at 2410 p m on North Franklin Street near Union Cemetery. Drivers Edward Schillinger Leslie Merchant and Clyde Kinnear were not injured. Police said Schillinger led followed by Merchant with Kinnear behind. all slowed to turn onto Union Street and Kinnear struck the Merchant car then pushed into Schillinger’s vehicle.
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Tusville
Franklin Street
Wille En Rolle
Union Cemetery
Edward F Schillinger
Tittaville
Leslie V. Merchant
Sharon
Clydi E. Kinnear
Titusville
Pollee
Schillinger
Merchant
Kinnear Iit
Union Street
Oh Bivk
Merchant Auto
Utter
U S Showed Faith in Re electing Eisenhower Says Official
Secre tary John R Torquard said today the American people showed great faith in President Eisenhower by re electing him last Tuesday The comment came at a speech prepared for delivery at the 18th war convention of the Pennsylvania State Board of Bakery and Confectionery Workers Inter national Union of America He noted Democrats won control of both houses and said the two party system remains healthy and growing
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Soranoune
Labor and Industry
John R. Torquard
Eisenhower
Eisen Hower
Torquato
Pennisylviania
Erie Woman Jailed Twice Over Week End
Willa Mae Bunce, 29, of Erie, and her boyfriend George Leach, 99, were arrested Saturday after a disturbance at the Kentucky Barbecue. Bunce was released Saturday and Leach freed an hour later. both paid $5 fines on disorderly conduct stemming from a lover’s spat and Bunce was jailed again later that evening.
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Erie
Willa Mae Bunce
George Leach
Willa
George
Amn
Kentucky
Pollée
Coast Guard Aids Tugboat Near Erie After Sinking Tow Incident
A Coast Guard crew from Erie responded to a distress call from a tug about 11 miles northeast of the CG station in Lake Erie. Kenneth R. Riche directed rescue craft as four gallons of oil were transferred to the towing vessel Diesodty, which was en route from Buffalo to Toledo. The Toledoowned tug, manned by six, sustained a broken-off prop and will resume its voyage after repairs in port.
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SRIE
Marry 5
Erie
Erie CO
Erie Kenneth R. Riche
Lake Erie
Buffalo
Toledo
Price Brothers and McClung
Ike's Pastor Praises Presbyterians In Washington
The Rev. Dr. Edward K. R. Elson praised President Eisenhower and other leaders at National Presbyterian Church in Washington as sincere and genuine. He noted the President has missed only four or five Sundays at church during four years in Washington and called Washington a center of an American spiritual renaissance.
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Eisenhower
National Presbyterian Church In
Washington
Edward K. R. Elson
Presbyterian Churchmen’s Club
Pa Legislators Boast 64 Different Occupations
A Harrisburg inspection shows the 260 members of the 1957 State Legislature list 64 distinct occupations. Lawyers lead with 37, followed by 16 in insurance. Fifteen veterans declare themselves as lawmakers, while only two members list no occupation.
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Harrisburg
House
Senate
Lst
U.S
General Assembly
UN Observers Move Into Suez in Major Push
UN observers begin deployment as British and French forces prepare to withdraw from the Suez area under a plan to be relieved by an international force in essential places. NATO chief Gruenther warns the Soviet threat could trigger instant retaliation. Jordan reports a Kirkuk Halfya pipeline explosion amid oil tensions. Israel protests Soviet oil sales. UN police build up at Capodichino as 7,000 troops may be ready. Danish, Norwegian, and Canadian contingents are mobilized.
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Lin Pineal
Pineall
Egypt
Gin
Alfred M. Gruenther
NATO
Europe
Soviet Union
Middle East
Nasser
Jordan
Kirkuk-Halfy
Black Sea
Capodichifo
Wirtlst
United Nations
New York
U.S
Copenhagen
Italy
Cairo
Capodichino
Pipeline coal transport dream gains traction in industry
Washington reports coal leaders envision shipping millions of tons yearly via underground pipelines. A 10 mile test line from Cadiz to Cleveland, built by Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal, could lead to a cross‑region network linking Ohio, West Virginia, Pennsylvania and beyond as costs and logistics are studied.
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Washington
Oho
Cadiz
Cleveland
National Cost Association
West Virginia
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Apex
Hungary Rebels Hold On In Capital After Soviet Action
In Budapest rebels resist as Soviet forces strike before dawn on November 4 ousting Nagy's government and prompting Nagy and allies to seek refuge at the Yugoslav Embassy. Informants say Kadar seeks Moscow's line, aiming at rigged elections and one party rule while Hungarians face shortages and dwindling reserves. Marton notes public defiance may be unsustainable without food fuel or funds.
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Hungary
Imre Nagy
Popular Front
Nagy
Budapest
Kadar
Napy
Moscow
Yugoslay
Erie Detroit Air Services Plan Expands One-Plane Links
The proposal outlines one plane air service between Erie, Detroit, and other cities including Orle, Bradford, Olean, Williamsport, Lancaster, Jamestown, Wilmington, and Philadelphia region. It notes hearings in Detroit Erie case with Pennsylvania Allegheny nine cities involved and aims for December start with direct Detroit connections and limited intermediate stops.
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Erie
New York
Delaware
Leslie G. Barnes
Jyresident
Ue Company
Wis
Uonnon
Alley Hung
New Yorke
Liamsport
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Jamestown
Wilmington
Del
Pillburgh
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Osiecki Bros. Music Center
Fogle Lumber Co
Franklin St
Corry, Pa
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Presbyterians
KELLY
Nt Pondel
Sunoco
Phong
S&h
Rata
Tan
Suez
Hammond
Eagle Street
Dial
Detroit Air Services
FORD
Torage
Salt Flats
Bonneville
Utah
Byelink Motor Sales
West Smith Street
Corty, Pa
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