Paragraf News Briefs From Jamestown Area
Jamestown fireman Carl E. Johnson and his wife Francis were injured in a Route 17 crash near Steamburg and Red House. They are in Jamestown General Hospital after transfer from Salamanca District Hospital. Johnson in fair condition with knee and chest injuries and facial abrasions. Francis in good condition with leg and head injuries. Mrs. Catherine Klein and Mrs. Lillian Johnson died in the crash. The Jamestowners were en route to New York City for a vacation.
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Carl E. Johnson
Jamestown City
Francis
Steamburg
Red House
Jamestown General Hospital
Salamanca District Hospital
Johnson
Catherine Klein
Lillian Johnson
New York City
Draft board action and highway speed bill details
The article reports on a December schedule of Indirect examinations and calls for premedical exams amid a draft board action. It notes a House approved bill to raise legal speed limits on certain highways pending Senate action, with possible effective dates and party votes, plus two individuals receiving x ray observation after home incidents at Corry Memorial Hospital and details of their injuries.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Robert Lindgust
King Street
Luli Skill
RD. 1
Chity
Waterford Park Owner Sues Butler Over Bounced Checks
Town Jockey Club, owner of Waterford Park near Chester West Virginia, filed in US District Court for $7,950 alleging George J. Butler of Pittsburgh issued a series of checks in 1951 totaling $18,000 that bounced and later paid about $10,000. Butler is a Democratic ward chairman and executive secretary of the City Pension Fund.
Quiz Widow Of Woodward Widow Faces Interrogation In Three Hour Session
Mrs Willisin Woodward, widow of an unidentified Woodward, underwent a three hour interrogation after allegedly shooting her husband to death. Nassau County District Attorney Frank Gulotta and Detective Chief Stuyvesant Pingel offered no comment. Mary J. Gibbitt seeks to present the case to a grand jury and secure immunity for Woodward to testify. The widow, arriving from Doe L‑ Hospital, appeared distraught, flanked by physicians, as a curious crowd gathered.
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Willisin Pedivardim
Nagedid
Taeul
Teavilie
Anni
Nassau Coun
Frank A. Gulotta
Stuyvesant Pingel
Wring
Woodward
Mike Fur
Tier
Doelors Hospital
New York City
Sidan
Long Islan
Special Thanksgiving Day Service at Christ Scientist Church
Corry Christian Scientists plan a 10:30 am Thanksgiving service at 224 East Columbus Avenue. The program includes testimonies and a Lesson Sermon on “Thanksgiving” from Bible selections and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, emphasizing gratitude in action and words.
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FuSt Charen
Christ
Corry
Columbus Avenue
Christian Science Churches
Mary Baker Eddy
Pittsburgh man killed in auto-truck crash near Ardmore Blvd
James Chester of R D G Irwin died in a collision last night on Parkway East at the Ardmore Boulevard interchange in Wilkinsburg. No other injuries were reported. In New York City, a woman was helped into her townhouse on Manhattan's East Side by a lawyer and a doctor after a separate incident.
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Pittsburgh
James Chester
R. D. G. Irwin
Parkway Eust
Ardmore Boulevard
Wilkinsburg
New York City
Manhattan
East
Officer Wins 2 Slander Suits
Two $10,000 slander suits filed against an Air Force ally alleged profanity used in recturling. Judge Walter Cauthin of New York dismissed the suits, saying the language was not slander or libel under Oklahoma law. Enlisted men could not prove special damages. Plaintiffs A Z C John Crozman and A Z C Miles Miller claimed the statements harmed their honesty, virtue, integrity, and reputation.
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Syalliife
Walter Cauthin
New York
Oklahoma
U. S
A. ZC
John Crozman
West Lynn
Moss
Miles Miller
Marysville
Callahan
Man crushed to death at U S Steel Irwin Works
John C. Conti aged 40 from Cationisburg died yesterday when a steel moving crane crushed him at U S Steel Corp Irwin Works. Conti was employed by a construction firm working at the plant, authorities said.
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Pittsburgh
John C. Conti
Cationisburg
U.S. Steel Corps
Irwin Works
Conti
Civilians Not Subject To Military Trials Ruling
District Judge Edward A. Tamm ruled that civilians accompanying the Armed Forces Overseas cannot be subjected to military trials. The decision involved Mrs Clarkve B Covert, 35, who was convicted by an Air Force court martial of murdering her husband in England. Covert was released on $1000 bail while awaiting government appeal options, referencing the Supreme Court’s ruling in former Air Force Sgt Robert Toth of Pittsburgh.
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Edward A. Tamm
Clarkve B Covert
Air Force
Mirthil
England
Tamm
Cue Vert
Robert Toth
Pittsburgh
Tongay Surrenders in Los Angeles After Prison Escape
Tongay gives self up in Los Angeles after escaping from a Florida facility following the death of his young daughter. He says he walked from a New Orleans restaurant and a prison transport car was involved in a crash causing amnesia. Florida authorities plan to decide today on action.
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Jastevelar
New Orleans
Fluridy
State Cab
Awimmunit Tech
Pouguy
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