Paragraf City police highlight diverse local items
A polite report records Alfred W McAvoy of GIG West Church Street striking a small black and white dog on Weal Pleasant Street but failing to locate it. Hospital notices list Beverly Grinder 9 treated for injuries after a bicycle collision and x radiographs taken. Centennial events at St Bonaventure University in Olean run Friday to Oct 4 1958. A Wattsburg Dairy Field Day on Oct 16 will showcase bulk milk tanks and other farming displays. Marriage license filings include Tessie Curtis, Thelma Knost, Randolph Niemeyer Jr, and Isabelle Burdick. Conneaut Lake Park announces Leighton Ham as recipient manager of two hotels. Vandalism at St Joseph Church site prompts police probe. Mr and Mrs W A Redmond celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary. Lost carrier pigeons found near Mr and Mrs Frank Messina. Geneva Birchard wins a new coat from Losd’s store. Extended weather forecast predicts above normal temperatures through Oct 7 with chances of rain and cooler days ahead. A northeast Canadian air influx may keep temperatures near normal.
Pleads Guilty In $500,000 Forgeries
A Los Angeles man known as The Traveler pleaded guilty to five counts of forgery tied to passing checks valued at 500000 across the nation over 14 years. Municipal Judge C Newell Carns ordered Charles R Speedie to appear in Superior Court on October 4 for sentencing after his arrest in a Cleveland suburb. Police report Speedie was wanted in seven states and 150 municipalities in connection with bogus checks.
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Los Angeles
C. Newell Carns
Charles R. Speedie
Speedie
Cleveland
Outsiders Blamed for West Virginia School Violence
In a Mercer County incident at Mutoska High School, six Negro students were sent home after white students roughed two of them as they entered. State police intervened. the six returned inside, four Negro girls and two boys had entered earlier. About 200 white students demonstrated outside. Principal Ralph Bird stated the colored students would attend classes today. Superintendent W R Cooke blamed outsiders and others in the community, not the students.
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Aadoaba
Viewo
West Virginia
Mutoska High School
Ralph Bird
Mercer County
W. R. Cooke
Air Force Unveils New Navigator System in Flight
The Air Research and Development Command disclosed six Doppler radar self contained navigation systems and an airborne north seeking gyro compass. The system promises precise routing with a 1,000 mile flight landing within a 12 mile diameter circle of the destination.
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Air Force
Baltimore i
Air Research and Development Command
British Reserves Fall by 292 Million
The Treasury announced Britain’s gold and dollar reserves dropped by 292 million dollars in September. Reserves stood at 1.85 billion dollars on September 30, with some economists warning the total could fall to two billion dollars without risking pound value.
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Aenumum Wo
Treasury
Britain
TV Listings for WBEN-TV Buffalo Channel 4 Thursday
Channel guide lists 4:00 Fun to Learn 4:15 Children’s Theatre 4:55 Weather Forecast 5:15 News and Sports 5:15 Olace Kid 5:45 News 6:00 Douglas Fairbanks Presents 6:30 Richard Diamond 7:00 The Millionaire 7:30 Ive Got A Secret 8:00 Armstrong Circle Theatre 8:00 Late News and Weather 8:15 Sports 8:30 First Run Theatre Crossed Swords 9:00 Color Test 9:00 The Jimmy Dean Show 9:45 Network News 10:00 Captain Kangaroo 10:15 Network News 10:30 News 11:15 Love of Life 11:30 Search for Tomorrow 11:45 The Guiding Light 12:40 Matinee Playhouse 12:45 Speaker of the House 1:00 As the World Turns 1:30 Meet the Millers 1:45 The Brighter Day 2:15 Secret Storm 2:40 Weather Forecast 3:00 Headline News 6:30 Sat Preston 7:00 Harbour Master 7:30 Climax 8:30 Playhouse 90 10:15 Sports 10:30 Fifty Film Festival Other Men’s Women STEVE S
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Olace
Douglas Fairbanks
Richard Diamond
Jimmy Dean
Captain Kangiroo
Susie
Gary Moore
Arthur Godfrey
Guiding Light
Kasper Pickets White House in Protest over School Integration
John Kasper and a small group picketed the White House for three hours in what police called an orderly demonstration. Kasper thanked Deputy Police Chief George R. Wallroch for cooperation while his group endured heckling from two white spectators and two black challengers. He is out on bail from Nashville riot charges and did not engage his hecklers. The protest aimed at President Eisenhower's talks with southern governors on school integration.
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Washington
John Kasper
White House
Yesterdy
Kasper
George R. Wallroch
Nashville
Tenn
Eisenhower
State Farmers Income Rises Across Month
The Pennsylvania Agriculture Department reports higher prices for farm products in mid late August compared with 60 days prior. The weekly crop and weather summary notes a nine point gain from mid August and eleven points above last year. It marks the fifth straight monthly rise, driven by hay and milk prices. The state index stands at 257 percent of the 1910-14 base, while the national index is 245 percent, three points below a year ago, its first drop in six months.
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Karmusoumer Yrasud State Agricultue Department
Pennsylvania
Faubus Holds Line On Terms In Central High Standoff
Faubus stuck to his terms after talks with four Southern governors aiming to remove federal troops from Little Rock. He accepted responsibility for maintaining order and said he would not obstruct integration orders, but President Eisenhower rejected a wording change. Nine African American students faced jeers on their return to Central High amid tense scenes as guards remained under federal control.
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Fragene
Uhere
Faubus
Eserhower
Eisenhower
Central High School
Central High
Little Rock
Arkansas National Guard
Nors
Porter
Sneve
Frre Bus Strike Averted Contract Talks Stated
A threatened bus strike near university transit was averted after talks between the union and management. Officials cited progress and planned scheduling to avoid service disruption.
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Frre
Washington Summit Aims at Uganda Ukraine Talks Continue
Government sources say top officials will press for focused talks on disaster relief and security cooperation. Key participants include Secretary of State and senior aides. The meeting seeks a roadmap for stabilization in affected towns and ongoing partnership with international allies.
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Washington
Uganda
United States
Leuwanes
Besieny Loday
Ween
Sisiisie Avery Mune
Secretary of States
Pullvs
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Weal Pleasant Street
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Peter Glavis
Seventh Street
Tendanta
St. Bonaventure University
Olean
Hickey
St. Francis of Assisi
Order of Friars Minor
Wattsburg Fair Grounds
Calvin Henry
Tessie J. Curtis
Columbus
Thelma H. Knost
Erie
Randolph J. Niemeyer Jr
Wattsburg
Isabelle M. Burdick
Corry
W. J. Tarr
Conneaut Lake Park, Inc
B. ‘Leighton Ham
Hotel Conneaut
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Richard M. Bower
Ham
Conneaut Lake Park
Warren
St. Joseph Church
W A. Redmond
Wright Street
Mrs. Prank Messina
West Washington Street
Geneva Birchard
North Center Street
Losd’s
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New York
Virginia
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All-Way Electric
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Texaco
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E. Crosby Bush
E. Man St
Dini
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Egypt
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International Soundphoto
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Univers
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South First Ave
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