Columbus Firemen Battle Blaze In Home Of President
Columbus volunteer firemen battled a blaze at the home of Arthur Hill and wife in RP Com yesterday morning. Fire confined mainly to an upstairs room but caused extensive smoke and water damage and total loss of furnishings. No injuries reported among the Hull family, president of the Columbus Volunteer Fire Department. Insurance partly covered the estimated loss. exact total not yet available.
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RP. Com
Ile Heemen
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Taully
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Mgilunil
Ue Corry Department
Corry
Ghiet Charles
Collier Rhed
Scott Altace
Hull
Milly
Thsuranne
Six Solons Set Pole To Pole Air Record 14 Days
Six congressmen flew over the South Pole in a U S Air Force Globemaster piloted by Lt Col Dean J Arnold. They circled McMurdo Sound and met U S Antarctic personnel as they traveled from pole to pole finishing a rapid trans Antarctic flight. They praised service members and science work and stressed national security benefits.
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Flynt Jr
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Dulles and German Minister End NATO Talks
Secretary of State Dulles and West German Foreign Minister Heinrich Von Brentano concluded two days of discussions in New York and Rome over strengthening NATO. They reported broad agreement on major policy questions, with emphasis on increased scientific technical cooperation and regular alliance consultations.
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NATO
Paris
von Brentano
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Germany
Alliance
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Rhein
Plainfield Officials Weigh Graves in Gein Case
Plainfield officials and Waushara and Portage County authorities weighed which graves to exhume to verify Edward Gein’s claims. Gein, a 39-year-old suspect, admits killing two women and mutilating bodies, with plans to examine Eleanor Adams’s grave near Gein’s mother. The case involves Worden, Hogan, and other unidentified victims. Public safety and legal proceedings proceed as officials choose a first grave to inspect.
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Edward Gein
Earl Eileen
Waushara County
Plainfield
Gein
Im] Hue Central State Hospital For the Criminally Tnsatieal Waupun
Bernice Worden
Geln
Portage County
John J. Baka
Eleanore Adams
Eileen
Mire
Adams
Corry Girl Hurt In Route 6 Crash
Miss Martyn Fish, 10, of 44 Brook Street, was injured when the auto she drove skidded on wet pavement, struck rocks and left the road on Route 6 west of Corry. She was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital with contusions, later discharged. Damage to the car was about 900 dollars according to troopers.
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Pittsburgh Strike Remains At Impasse As Talks Stall
Pittsburgh strike stalemate continues with both sides awaiting a first move toward settlement. Pittsburgh Railways Co President Charles D. Palmer says union must act first. Amalgamated Association of Street, Belts, Railway and Motor Coach Employees Division BG represents 2900 trolley operators.
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Theft of 45,000 Gauges At Aero Supply Reported
Plant manager Kelth of Agro Supply estimated replacement value up to 45,000 for gauges swiped from Aero Supply. Most gauges long written off, with actual loss possibly near 10,000 to 15,000. Some 300 to 400 pound gauges implied, theft suspected to be inside job amid closed government contracts and resale concerns.
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Too Fast For Conditions Driver Cited
Miss Leah Hane Hansen of 9 Shea Street was cited for driving too fast for conditions after a one vehicle accident on East Main Street at 5:90 a.m. Her car spun twice, struck a tree, crossed the road, jumped a curb and rested against another tree. Front-end damage was about $150. No injuries reported.
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Police Record Two Collisions Along Parking Zone
Two parking lane crashes were reported within ten minutes on West Main street Saturday night. Kenneth O Day backed into Harold Besson triggering about 95 dollars damage and 43.50 to Day’s car. Frederic Predell backed from a north side space at 11:28 p.m. and hit Robert Sadowski’s parked car, causing 10 dollars damage to Sadowski’s vehicle. Predell’s car sustained minor damage.
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Kenneth B. O'Day
Liberty Street
Harold O. Besson
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Seneca Street
Robert J. Sadowski
Sooth Center Street
Fredeil
West Main Oigert
Batowski
British and French Leaders Convene on Tunisia Arms
British Prime Minister Macmillan and French Premier Gaillard met amid NATO unity talk over Tunisia arms and Algerian rebels. They discussed a shared Western approach, with Gaillard signaling new concepts for understanding with allies. The atmosphere remained cordial as talks extended into the night.
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Coun Bel
Moroccan King Begins 10 Day U S State Tour With Ike
King Mohammed V flies to the United States for a 10 day state visit that includes talks with President Eisenhower on military and economic aid bases in Morocco and the Algeria dispute. He travels with 17 officials from Rabat after meeting Tunisian President Bourguiba. US and Britain recently supplied arms to Bouguisha amid French protests.
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Britain
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Radical Socialist Conference
Strasbourg
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Galland
Ron
Plans Set For Testimonial Dinner In Union City
Commerce announces tickets go on sale for a testimonial dinner on December 14 to thank Molded Fibre Glass Best Co. for naming one man craft the Corry. Tickets cost 5 dollars each with a door prize valued at 950 dollars. Dedication ceremonies are planned and the speaker will be named later this week. Pickets available at the chamber office and from committee members.
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Chamber
Speedup plan to catch Soviet science lead
Senate investigators pressure for a rapid national science plan to outrun the Soviet Union in research. Edward Teller warned the United States risks falling behind if it lags in basic science and military tech, while senators Bridges and Stennis urged a single, empowered agency to coordinate efforts and accelerate development.
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Princess Margaret Sparks Palace Stir Over Independence
London reports in The Sunday Express that Princess Margaret seeks independence and a stronger personal role as a princess in her own right. Her late night palace arrival shocked Queen Elizabeth II during the royal anniversary celebrations as she attended a theatre outing with friends instead of the royal party.
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Methodists Vote On Church Addition
During morning worship yesterday the Corry Methodist church district voted on a proposed church school addition on the north side costing about 118000 dollars. If approved planning to start construction promptly to relieve crowded conditions in the church school.
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Becks Son to Appeal Conviction in Auto Theft Case
Dave Beck Jr, 37, son of Teamsters Union president, plans appeal after being found guilty by a Superior Court jury of keeping 84,650 from selling six Teamsters Union owned automobiles. He is free on 9000 bond. sentence up to 15 years. No comment from Beck or father. Meanwhile, Dave Beck Sr faces trial December 2 on related charges of siphoning 1200 from union funds. Defense counsel Burdell will seek postponement due to Beck Jr’s trial.
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Christmas Seal Group Announces Office Hours
The 1957 Christmas Seal committee lists daily office hours at basement rooms under the Corry Public Library on North Center street. Mrs. M. O. Baldwin will be at the offices Monday through Friday from 8:30 to 12:30 and 1:30 to 4:30. Contact for unreceived seals or returns.
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Car Found Wrecked Near Columbus. Police Seek Driver
State police near Columbus investigate a car wreck in a small creek four miles east. The vehicle, with a New York license, was found by a passerby who alerted the barracks. Troopers arrived to find the occupants gone and the license plate unreadable, delaying identification of the owner. Patrols followed to locate the driver as of 1 p.m. yesterday.
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Une Seng
False Alarm Fire Call At Concord and East Pleasant
Firemen responded to a false alarm Saturday at 10 p m from the box at Concord and East Pleasant streets. Neighbors saw the box puller flee and panel its hoot, with authorities warning about wasting water and manpower.
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Grechko Assigned as Red Defense Aide in Moscow
Berlin dispatch reports Marshal Andrei Grechko, commander of Soviet forces in East Germany, ordered to Moscow as deputy defense minister. Confirmation of timing remained unclear. Rumors noted the Bavarian commander and Zakharov as associate or successor in the defense ministry reshuffle amid Malinovsky’s leadership.
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