Eight men convicted in Brink's robbery case at Suffolk court
Jury convict in a high profile armed robbery in Boston's Suffolk Superior Court. Eight defendants faced life terms as the panel deliberated 3 hours 27 minutes. Key witness Joseph O'Keefe described the January 1 heist at Melnik’s and Willet’s, with some defendants acquitted of armed robbery charges.
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Boston
Suffolk
Whitmi
Melnik
USN
Tooting
Joseph F McCinnis
Robery
Witlering
Willett Curry
McGinnis
Mme Clse
Hillus
Anthony
Vincent J. Cost
Mi Loewe Crean
Henry Faker
James Faherty
Robins F. Richardson
Yteater Bostart
Courda
Dieferewe
Paul Mt Smith
Wien
Thoma
F Donahue
del Alty
Gapott
Byrne
Joseph
Spee
O'Keefe
Bert
Neo
Tim
Chieftefense
Paul Ty Smith
Roxbury
Wextor
Leluls
Smithyole
Wievight
Orrotes
Statin
Shill
Hidtrict Aly
Fuse
Okeote
Talesman
Walle
Bevenveen
Sory
O'Keete
Hontot Roodlum
Three Navy pilots set cross continent flying record
Three Navy pilots flew a cross continent round trip in a record 10 hours 49 minutes covering 4 924 miles with midair refueling stops. Commander G A Robinson Lieutenant Donald Mickle and Lt Hess completed the mission from the California coast to New York and back setting a new duration benchmark for the route with refueling en route.
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San Diego
Calif
Navy
Cougar Jetn
G. A. Robinson
Donald Mickle
Inc
Furan Otialet Vo
Hess
Tor
Llettishant
Joan Conroy
Los Alngeles
Hr York
Bathipuige
Clathe
Two Pilots Survive 400 MPH Jet Collision
Two Air Force pilots Hamby and Deer survived a mid air collision of jet fighters near VANE AFB Wassui. Ground crews and search parties scoured a wide area while observers waited for word on the two men believed to have parachuted clear. Family members waited hundreds of hours for news as authorities pursued clues to their fate.
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Vane Afb
Wassui
Air
Washington
Olympic
Pilota
Ridir
Lve
Eugene
Hamby
Abd
Vurth
Lewis Lays Down The Law To Miners
Labor boss Lewis, age 78, warned miners at the UMW quadrennial convention that strikers will face heavy fines and possible expulsion. He cited 170 local strikes from January to April disrupting coal production and pledged strict enforcement of peaceful grievance procedures.
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Sanuita
Lewis
Tew
UMW
Yeater
Horthern West
Virgil
UMAV
Pion
Mick
Walhouts
Heir To Fortune Released From Mental Hospital
The would be heir to a fortune, Churchill, was ordered released from a mental hospital. Allegations center on his custody by a younger brother and sister in law and hopes to inherit the entire estate from their mother Mrs. George A. H. Churchill of Rumson New Jersey. Estimations place the value around one million dollars.
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Wsavaisilgal
Churchill
N. J
Smith Bids For GOP Vote In Pa
Fragmented OCR renders a chaotic scene about Charles Smith seeking the GOP nomination for attorney general in Pennsylvania. Mentions a November national-level vote, good government themes, and critiques of anti-government critics. Noting names Ruth Olena and Penny, it hints at internal party tensions and debates over mental health program reforms.
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Coumerseort
Charles Smith
Mal Falas
Miainbild
Seimaylvania
Ola
AntiGovs
Leuilét
Rmde
Commanet
Ruth Olena Pennell
Ataite
Vow
Abapartyn de
Navy Secretary Cuts Marine Sergeant's 90 Day Brig Sentence
Secretary of the Navy Thomas approved trimming Sgt. Matthew C. McKeon’s nine month confinement to three months and removed the bad conduct discharge after a court martial for negligent homicide and on duty drinking tied to six drownings at Parris Island. He will serve one month in the brig with two months counted from arrest status. McKeon’s reduction to private and other penalties aim to spare a veteran Marine a harsher fate, while his attorney calls the sentence fitting.
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Washington
Thomas
Navy
Matthew C. McKeon
Mcstay
McKeon
Parris Island
Marine Corps
Thom
Boots
Thomas Wild Ne
Natoon
Nay
Parris Taland
St Hia
Molgeon
New York
Emile Zoln Berman
Worcester
May
Kidnap Case Bares Marital Tangle Involving Woman Held
A woman charged with kidnapping a month old baby claimed to be pregnant by stuffing clothes under her dress to look expectant. The infant was recovered unharmed and returned to his mother, Loly Bucher, 21, while authorities investigated marital deception involving multiple partners and a prior abandonment.
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Whigauu
Loly Bucher
Gladys Bynum
Tom
Bynum
Ronald Bucher
Peighibors
Blood Drive at Episcopal Church Tuesday Noon to Six
Blood donors are urged to visit the undercroft of the Episcopal Church on Tuesday from noon until 6 pm. The Corry Red Cross chapter sponsors the Bloodmobile and aims to collect 168 pints for civilian and defense hospitals. Appointment calls go to the local Red Cross headquarters.
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Vonor Vay
Episcopal Church
Corry Red Crow
Corry
Red Cross
Vera
Robert ‘Tupnell
Olin Hrughey
Réniguet
Blood Hall
Window Breakers Nabbed In City
Police arrest five children and one adult linked to vandalism in Ajax Tron World warehouse. Officer Frank Gornegu led the roundup after multiple windows were broken. The adult James Smith, about 25, faced charges. youngsters aged from youth to teens implicated per patrol reports. Chief Hurley Drake stated the incidents involved property damage and the group acted together.
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AiMlos
Paki
Drake
Japan Prime Minister Hatoyama Heads to Moscow in Bid to Reopen Ties
Japan Prime Minister Ichiro Hatoyama flies to Moscow to push for renewing diplomatic relations with the USSR and to resolve the war era settlement over Soviet possession of territories. The mission comes as his premiership nears end amid pressure from allies for a successor.
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Ichiiro Hatoyama
Moscow
Japan
Risin
Hatoyama
Russia
Hatyama
Oth
Wip
N Miccedaor
Kure Islands
WOTR Lawsuit Postponed in Local Court Term
The case involving owner of radio station WOTH is delayed from the November term of the Erle Quinnty Court. Poulan N Ayers of Wayne Towne wits are among parties meeting the action. Ayers states he performed at the station's tower on Plant Street over a year ago amid ongoing operations.
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Ae Afi
WOTH
Erle Quinnty Gourt
Poulan N
Ayers
Wayne ‘Towne Wits
Ktitton
Plaich Street
Bwin
Man Runs Wild And Kills Self In Oklahoma City Home
A 29 year old telegraph company worker threatened his parents and aimed at four detectives during a pistol spree before shooting himself in the temple last night in Oklahoma City. Detectives entered and found him dead in his father’s backyard after a struggle to retrieve a 22 caliber pistol. His parents aided officers by distracting him and enabling police arrival.
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Selanoma City
Wahot
Robert Edward Lindley
C. W. Roberts
J. L. Dovel
J. C
Lindleys
Lindley
Cinding
Jack Jordan
Stevenson Campaign at Yale Sparks Student Cheers and Mock Booing
Adlai Stevenson campaigns through Yale University drawing a 6,000 strong crowd on campus. He faces playful taunts and a tomato thrown at Breckenridge’s car as he defends democracy while ridiculing Republicans. Stevenson notes the two party system and urges calm despite the noisy reception.
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Levero
E. Stevenson
Yale University
Stevenson
Rhodesland
Massachusetts
Woorskotket
Blackstone
Milford
Grafton
Worcester
Springfield
Yale
Yala
Ike
Adlal
Bre~vendon
Init Lore Woolsey Hall
Gubiie
Tesson
Republican Party
Sap
Heinz Daughter Dies in New York
Irene Helin, 26, daughter of a Munich firm official, died Friday in New York after a long illness. Aged however, she was the only Wadiphter of the family and had been involved in a Middlesly research program. The exact spelling and details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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HEINZ
New York
Irene Helin
Munchisier
Wadiphter
Heng
Jouatder
Ave
Fou
Yeatine Hin
Egypt and Russia to back UN Suez plan talks
Egypt and Russia plan a joint push next week against the Western UN endorsement of the London conference plan for international control of the Suez Canal. Diplomats indicated possible Soviet support and Egyptian opposition to international control, with private talks favored over public sessions to seek new proposals.
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Egypt
Russia
West
United Nations
Fromt Pawel
Iy Coolhem
Bloyd
Christian— Binet
Ueflext
London
Ainge
Oregon Fire Chief Visits City Firemen
Oregon Fire Chief visited Corry firemen after traveling from Elmira New York aboard a new Americar LaFrance fire engine. Neckers a local driver chatted with the chief and his father while the crew learned about the larger, modern truck with a 750 gallon water tank and auxiliary pump. Radio chatter across the country fostered friendly exchanges between Klamath Falls and Corry departments.
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No. 1
Ufip
Corry
Nenkeis
Stanford Howe Company
Cutet Gordon
Klamath Falls
Neckers Wild
Cloief
Inere Dition
Ghief Gordon
Jett Corry
Elmira
Ineal
Dulles Urges Peaceful Suez Settlement
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles urged a peaceful settlement of the Suez dispute at a Williams College convocation. He argued no nation should face economic pressure and warned against a rise of military or political confrontation in the region.
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Rwinuiamstown
Mis
John Pastor Dul- Yee
Egypt
Willams College
Dutliers
New York
Hd U
Finish Red Cross First Aid Course
The article lists participants completing a Red Cross First Aid course including Zeke Vo, Walter Srupa, Mire Al Cote, Remi Gordon, Mrs Maurien Behrickengost, Miss Awnes Lyoeh, and Mrs Norman. It notes attendance by several named individuals and mentions the ceremony with attention to completion of the training structure.
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Red Cross
Reverns Presaull
Wwe
Stint Reil Gronn
Tel
Rouriy
Assiovinsd Ui Hiehing
Bitline Gorg
Nitra
Walter Srupa
Mire al Cote
Fing Legal Rayrhia
Child Injured in Spring Creek Auto Crash
A family returning to Spring Creek from a trip near a concrete bridge on Highway 1 was involved in an accident that left Gretchen Way, 8, with a fractured shin and contusions. She was admitted to Mumot Hospital in Erie Lily and later transferred for treatment. Parents, a brother, and several neighbors were at the scene. The injured child remained hospitalized as doctors treated injuries and monitored condition.
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Spring Creek
Eielow
Gretchen Way
Deforest Way
Mumot Hospital
Erie
Wrier
Theodore Montz
RT 1
Aldo Ed
Crewe
Brokanstrigg
Gian
Hinder
Gretchen
Pital
Connie Mreina
Spring Street Wits
BF Conaiway
HOb/iital
rooRt
Mital
Johhaim Street
Unclear Text Record Of Local Event
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local contest or race report with names and numbers but is garbled. Key entities are not decipherable, leaving the main outcome and participants unreadable.
Deliberates 2% Hours in Tidioute Bank Robbery Trial
Joseph Swartz, 23, of West Middlesex, faced a jury in Warren for the Tidioute branch robbery. After about 90 minutes of deliberation the jury returned a verdict of guilty on charges connected to the Warren National Bank raid on August 1, 1956. The defense argued Swartz was elsewhere the day of the crime, presenting witnesses from Mercer County while the prosecution cited a substantial circumstantial case and testimony from the bank manager. Swartz testified about his finances and claimed losses in 1955 and 1956, saying his bank balance and income were limited despite reported large sums reportedly kept at his desk. The trial continued with further testimony and cross-examination.
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Warren — Joseph
Tidiouw
Warren Nagiohn Bank
Aurist
Kth
Yeaterday
M.A. Koniiresety
Ban YL
Maries
Mercer County
Hy da
West Middlesex
Swartz
Mercer Couks
Mt Hum
Mal Ae
Thio
Ie Swarts
Fire Prevention Week Activities Outline by Local Volunteers
Firemen of the Stanford Hose Company announce Fire Prevention Week events for students and the community. Activities include school visits by firefighters, poster contests for fourth and fifth graders, and demonstrations at the firehouse. Winners and prizes will be announced Friday with participation from area civic groups and local officials.
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Stanford Hose Company
Yehools
Tin Toe Tine Ping
Priday
Prizis
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Adele Cintorat
Brink’s
Warren Jury
Mentali Hospital
Smith
WOTR
Adlai Woos College
Trenor
Wiesana
Faye
Halfton
Wight
Houle
Willams
Selwyn Lloyd
Oregon
Dulles
Suez
Tidioute
Siler
Younes
Surat
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