Area Crash Fatal To Youth Hitchhiker
JAMESTOWN Ernest A. Thorpe 29 and Wilbur Johnson 18 died in a Route 60 crash in Kiantone. Thorpe, hitchhiking, was crushed between a sheriff patrol car and a Stockwell vehicle driven by 15 year old William Stockwell. Coroner cites hemorrhage from internal injuries. no charges yet.
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Jamestown
Ernest A. Thorpe
R. J. Jamestown
Korea
Chautauqua County Sheriff's Department
William Stockwell
Stockwell
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Kiantone
Thorpe
John Bentley
Robert Abersold
Wilbur Johnson
Samuel T. Bowers
Sheriff's Department
Soluge
Bowers
Bentley
Benley
Abersold
Area Train Crash Injur es Three
A crossing collision injures three when a southbound car on Route 6 collides with a train. Mrs Walter and her daughter suffer serious injuries, while Mr Walter assists before ambulances arrive. The crash follows prior grade crossing incidents and highlights limited visibility at the angled crossing.
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Gates
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Tracy
TV review and tragedy wrap from New York
NBC began campaign coverage with Policies 1960 detailing seven men as potential candidates and noting new tactics. Also NBC produced a Beel of Fame revival of Ibsen's A Doll's House with strong cast. A Vienna incident reported a 12 year old girl leaped to her death after her mother tried to take away her pet dog.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
David Brinkley
Brinkley
Henrik Thsen
Clas
Lyeen
Vienna
Austria
Wnintal
Elmer Ruslink Dies at 83 in Jamestown Area
Elmer Ruslink of Clymer Township died yesterday at Jamestown General Hospital at 2 20 a.m. He was born January 14, 1876, in Clymer, son of William and Elizabeth TenHegen Ruslink. A lifelong farmer, he is survived by a brother Martin of DeWittville, brother-in-law Fred Mina of North East, two nephews Arett and Ivan Lockenhouse, and several cousins. Funeral will be at the Spilner Funeral Home in Clymer at 2 p.m. tomorrow, with interment in Holland Cemetery.
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DeWittville
Fred Mina
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Evarett
Ivan Lockenhouse
Spilner Funeral Howse
Holland Cemetery
Migraine Pill Claimed To Give Fast Relief
Washington physicians Lester Blum enthal and Marvin Fuchs report a new under tongue tablet ergomar ergotamine tartrate that dissolves fast to ease migraine headaches. Tested in 52 cases, 41 patients with migraine and related headaches saw relief. The announcement comes ahead of the Southern Medical Association meeting. Communist forces execute over 30 in Fukien after mobs burn food stores. 500 more arrested as ration cuts spark protests.
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China
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Rockefeller Urges Economy Growth to Ease Automation
Buffalo AP report on Governor Rockefeller urging expansion of the U.S. economy to reduce job losses from automation. He spoke at the New York AFL-CIO convention after a California Oregon and Northwest tour that impressed some Republicans and suggested a possible 1960 presidential bid timing between January and mid February.
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Oregon
Seattle
Boise
Idaho
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Pasadena
Calif
Labor management talks urged to curb strikes and power
The piece reviews past labor management conferences under Wilson Truman and current AFL CIO leader Meany urging Eisenhower to convene a meeting. It argues such talks could curb costly strikes, shape labor relations, and prevent broad government action, while noting historical failures and the difficulty of voluntary restraint by unions and management.
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Car Thief, 13, Nabbed After Pair Of Errors
A 13 year old orphan from Crawford County stole a car yesterday morning. He planned to drive to Ohio but went east instead. The vehicle ran out of gas on Route 27 near George Holtz’s home, near Titusville, and he was brought to the Titusville police station at 10 a.m. The car belonged to Starley Smith of Meadville and was returned there. The boy was returned to the orphanage.
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Crawford County
Ohio
Pleasantville
George Holtz
Starley Smith
Meadville
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