Oil Equipment Theft Leads to Scrap Yard Discovery
Charles UII of Tidioute told Titusville police a man from RD 1 Diamond admitted stealing oil drilling gear from his lease. About 1,700 pounds were loaded into a pickup and hauled away. The thief turned himself in an hour later claiming the items were sold for scrap to Hasbrouck Scrap Iron and Metals Co., which cut up a long shaft with gear, three big hole bits, a wrench, a spudding bit, and a pulley. Some items came from the George Klinger lease near McGraw School. three men, including two young married men from Titusville, helped load the truck. Police say the Diamond man faces charges. loss estimated at about 1,000. The thief allegedly planned not to junk the rest if not caught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Charles Uii
Tidioute
RD. 1 Diamond
Hasbrouck Scrap Iron and Metals Co
Charles Johnson
McGraw School
Diamond
Tittiotite
Ian Ustad
Seash
Uir
Dit
Yester
Srea
Jarry Linder
Warren County
Wis
Two Atom Spy Hearings Set as Subcommittee Talks Begin
Subcommittee counsel Robert Morris and Sen. Butler plan hearings in Philadelphia with David Greenglass and Harry Gold, who are in federal prison, to probe Julius Rosenberg’s alleged space platform claims and past Soviet data. The Philadelphia session follows a briefing in Cincinnati where coal leader Frederick Legg, 73, dies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonilc
Subcommittee
Robert Morris
Sild
Sen. Butler
R-Maj
David Greenglass
New York
Harry Gold
Philadelphia
Morris
Greerglass
Julius Greenberg
Cutting Sunday Speaker at Hatchhollow Baptist Church
Rev Frank Brit will speak at Cutting Sunday evening services in Hatchhollow. The service includes a dedication and reception of several children. Local residents and families join in community events with dinners, visits, and church activities across Cutting and nearby towns including Clymer, Erie County, and Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutting
Frank Brit
Hatchhollow Baptist Church
Smag
Waller DeShazer Douglas
Kathy
Philip Ginivink
Clymer Sums
Wilbur Camp
Charles Berechet
Pittsfield
Mr Wallace
Jushest
Gordon Shampoe
Richard Alcorn
Susan of
Columbus
Tormier Ravelin
Dawn Vander Schaaff
Clysmer
Joan Storer
Jim Flanigan
Grand Rapids
Mich
Mary Anne
Fred Dunnejrold
Lawrence Dunneword
Nellie Wiltsle
French Creek
Harold Holthouse
Clymer
Buffalo Hospital
Charles Pettinsil
Virginia Luke
North
Eyer
Fred Wallace
Homer Loomis
Clyde Courtright
Clayton Reds
Ding
View Emory
Merle Sweet
Donald Moody
Lemuel Slyman
Tyan Bastinger
Walter Beery
Myron Wallace
Mele
Tewinikle
Pearl Tewinkle
Clyme
Howard Mathews
Grace Beckerink
Francis Stafford
Albert Beckerink
Jefferson
Ohi Roger White
Edward Beckerink
Nora Park
Susie Park
Sherman
George Hapgood
Orpha Hapgood
Paul Shields
Ji Town
Sarnehie Beckerink
Robert Spdon
Edith
Martha Jo
Deborah
Walter Groters
Burr Yaple
Grace Yaple
OU City
George Hapglood
Beckerink
Loren Beckerink
Richard
Raymond Hathaway
Linda
Kenneth McCray
Leo
Grove City
Glen Brumagin
Burr Yaple Sr
Waterford
Burr Yaple Jr
Town Line Road
Fluvanna
Lizzie Manges
Vee Manges
Mertz Corners
Cutter Hill
Warren Store to Close After 65 Years
Warren Woolworth five and ten cent store will close its doors for Christmas Eve after 65 years in Warren. Merchandise is selling at cost with the famous Christmas stock largest in recent years as Willim Dawes, local manager, confirms. The closing date is December 26, ending a store that has stood for about 30 years at its present site since the 1890s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolworth
Cam-pany
Warren
Willim Dawes
Focal Maneer
Dawes
Woolworth's
Warreh
Woolworth Téée
Kane Pupils Receive Polio Shots In Inoculation Drive
Kane second graders and 1281 polio pioneers began a new series of the Salk vaccine shots. Dr H J McGhee, McKean County medical director, led the inoculations in Kane Avenue School with nurse Mabel Carlson assisting. The December 1 inoculation date targets the spring 1958 group.
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Kane — Itn
UN0
Aitte
Salk
Atrsés
Kane ‘Aven Jom” Heh
State Department
H. J. McGhee
McKean County
Mabel Carlson
TV weight factor spurs talk at PTA meeting
R I Prof Mollie Smitt, assistant professor of child development at his state university, told a Parent-Teacher Association gathering that the persistent difference between the heavier children and the thinner ones is that the latter spend more time watching television.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Kingston
Mollie
Smitt
His State University
Parent-Teacher Association
Revivalists on TV Fails to Satisfy In-Depth Questions
A TV program on revivalism in The Seven Lively Arts series offered strong footage of revivalists from Holiness groups to Billy Graham but provided few clarifying answers. Viewers gained little understanding of revivalism’s nature or its lasting influence, leaving key questions about appeal and movement strength unanswered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Seven Lively Arts
Chs-Tv
Seven Lively
Billy Graham
Billy Sunday
Aimee Semple
Start Appeal For Retarded Children Campaign in Erie County
The Erie County Retarded Children Association seeks gifts totaling 31 267 dollars. E J Stinn erf ord serves as honorary chairman and notes volunteers fund a program aiding 6 600 retarded children and adults with preschool training, workshops, camp, visiting, clinic services, speech therapy, and parent education plus research into causes and prevention.
Charity Appeal Pledges Support for Retarded Children
The speaker urged generous support from Americans to aid the Retarded Children's Appeal, emphasizing that those in need deserve help and that public generosity can make a meaningful impact. The call to action highlighted the importance of community involvement and philanthropic giving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Priest Fends Off Would-Be Robbers on Dark Street
Roman Catholic priest McNenamy escaped unrobbed after fending off two assailants last night. He sustained a small cut on his right hand while the attackers fled, and he told police he retained his wallet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNenamy
Father McNanamy
Probe Troopers In Routing Mobsters Continund f mm
In southcentral New York a large gangland gathering drew many underworld figures but no arrests were made. Police faced criticism for releasing participants quickly while state authorities open probes into activities and associations of those at the meeting. The governor and state police officials defended actions as best possible under the circumstances.
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Apslachia
Southcentral
New York
Rend
Barbara
Francis 8. McGarvey
Harriman
McGarvey
Erdelam
Arthur Reuter
State Parole Board
Sine ‘Tax Department
New York City
U.S
Paul W Wiliams
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Coal Exec
Cincinnati
Frederick Legg
The
Logan and Kahawha Coal Co
American Coal Sales Association
Arty Falcves
Davis
Kane
Turkey
South Center Street
Gilson’s. Builders
Columbia *Y
General Electric
Pate
E. South St
Mew High School
Dial
Patricia Fargo
Robert Tunnell
CORRY
Hammond
Engle Street
Hotpoint Refrigerator
Roberts
the “Y
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Dodd
Irry's Smart Women’s Shop
Motorola
Slocum's Electronics
South Center St
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