Solon Urges Cancelation of Defense Spending Cut
Washington reads two month old Defense Department order slashing military research by at least 170 million dollars as Ben Monroney accuses the move of being meat ax economy. He urges President Eisenhower to halt the directive, arguing it endangers country’s security and research contracts amid government economy drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense Department
Monroney
D-Okla
Eisenhower
Defense
Charles Wilken
Washington Post
Times Herald
Wilson
Congress
Department
21 Perish In Six Separate Fires
Emergency reports indicate 21 people died in six separate fires across the area. In a Page One apartment four children aged 9, 7, 6, and 1 perished, while a Beach Haven family of three was trapped escaping through narrow windows. Howard Dalman, 48, his wife Catherine, 44, and their daughter Kay, 15 were found dead in ashes. Harold Phillips, 31, a recent groom, was killed in Bloomfield when a lighted cigarette sparked an attic blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onme
Page One
Godfrey Jr
Marilyn
James
Ronnie
Beach Haven
N. J
Firellen
Howard Dalman
Catherine
Kay
Dalman
Bloomfields
Harold Phillips
Erie Man Held In Ohio Shooting
Sam Gentry and his estranged wife Mary Gentry, both of Sandusky, were arrested on charges of intent to kill after a knife and pistol confrontation at Mary’s home over $28 rent. Corrine Youth AY, Mary’s relative, sustained non fatal gunshot injuries. Sam remained in critical condition in a Sandusky hospital.
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Sandusky
Ohio
Pollge
Sam Gentry
Mary Gentry
Sandusky Hospital
Gentry
Corrine Youth
Wren
Eye Educational TV in State Prisons
Educational television may reduce Pennsylvania prison population by boosting inmate education. Commissioner Arthur Prasse notes prisoners show interest, classes expand, and two stations may serve Eastern Penitentiary Graterford and Philadelphia area facilities. He links education to rehabilitation and crime reduction with voluntary participation by inmates.
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Setucminar
Pennsylvania
Arthur "T. Prusse
Corrections
Pittsburgh
Prasse
Philadelphia
Eastern Penitentiary
Graterford
Pras
Newspaper Hero Foils Knife Attack in Phoenix
In Phoenix Norman E. Daw, 57, faced a knife-wielding robber who demanded money. Daw struck the assailant with his rolled up newspaper, delivering a stiff wallop, and forced the attacker to flee.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Norman E. Daw
Dam
Fire destroys bowling alley apartment in Hunter scene
A 14 month old boy named John Hadasky died after a fire that destroyed his father's bowling alley and apartment in Hunter New York. His parents Art Hadasky 31 and Dorothy Hadasky 27 were in critical condition at Greene County Memorial Hospital.
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Ty, Philips
Rose
Catskill Mountain
Hunter
John Hadasky
Greene County Memorial Hospital
Edart
Dorothy
Pulse of Wall Street Opens with Mixed Trading
The tape shows a slow start for the year with modest declines in measures and a few gains. Stocks in rail and chemical sectors ease while aerospace, oil, and nonferrous metals show softer activity amid broad weakness across several leaders as trading begins.
National firms in the Northeast trade prompts
A garbled listing of company names includes National Biaziller New York Centra Pennrbad Fenny ROA RCA and several oil and steel brands. The fragmented OCR reads like a jumble of corporate names and products such as Standard Oil American St Aero Supply US Steel and Youngstown. The passage shows random references rather than a coherent report or event.
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National Biaziller
New York
Centra Pennrbad
Fenny
ROA
RCA
Trius Co
US Steel
Youngstown
American St. Aero Supply
South Penn
Mrs. M. Perkins Ex Corryite Dies at 54
Mrs Miinie Perkins of Cogan Vian Jonglime resident dies Saturday after brief illness. Born October 14 1865 in Buffalo she lived in Corry most of her life later moving to Logan Utah with granddaughter Mrs R R Moore who survives along with KH Perkins of North Canton Ohio and six others. Funeral services were held in Logan with tentative Bracken Funeral Home arrangements for services in Corry.
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Solon
TuietiCheck
Citizens National Bank OF Corry Braet
Pupraas Ssrouye
Erie
Eye Educational TV
Wall Street
Lawes
Motors
Atlan
Beshtohem Steel
Brigas
Carrier Corp
Chrysler Or Clites
Thomas Motors
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Milwaukee
Hox
GILB-21
Weld
Allegheny College
Meadville
Stans Dairy
Baldwin Street
Citizens National Bank
Emmett Cronin
Elgin
Poultry and Supplies
Arthur Baccus
R. D
Corry
Phone Corry
Stockton Wholesale Meats
Columbus
Wisconsin
Bert Stockton
East Main Street
EL Guignon Hardware
Second Avenue
Riage
Thompson Lumber Products
T. J. Bessetti
Wattsburg
Macedonia Road
Pat's Hardware
Blackstone Dryers
Leo U1 Company
W. F.rickers
Ataa
William Blakeslee
Gilson
Bulldoors Supply
Leo al Company
Lea TI Company
Eva Sexton
Ata
Desler Gilson
Paul's Hardware
Spiece
Davis
Leo Ul Company
Merchants Outlet
Warren
Bert ‘Stockton
Lloyd
Ates
Newfoundland
Scotland
Extension
Eall
Tga
Robert Catlin
Wright Street
Booth Cuter Street
Call
West
Ste
Joe Cohen
Clarence Wallace
South Center Street
Spring Street
East Church Street
East Washington Street
Central
Rome
East Irving Street
Rasselas W. Brown
Homer G. Bulard
Watt Real Estate Agency
North East
James R. Leslie
Reed
Sherman
Orvis Kingsbury
Conenango Valley
Norvel Reed
Vic Kent
Cuba
Ron Reed
Herman
Burlingame
City of
Erie County
Register of Wills
Howald E. Burlingame
Marion Street
Peake, Peiffer & Spiegel Attorneys At Law
Randunel
Ekers
Eri County Motor ‘Club
North Center Street
Robert Tunnel
Uta
Tom Cragg
Corry Loan Company
Root Parniture
Southi Flrst
Tai
Kafferlin Brothers
Spring Creek
SEARS
John Logan
Frogen
American Breeders Service
Don Knapp
Grove Street
FORD
Earl Burlingame
B.D
Atzar
Brigham Hardware
Plumbing and Heating Co
J. Peterson & Son
North Worth Street
Rufpener
Warren Central
Pennsylvania Avenue
Warren, Pa
Bell Telephone
Accordion School of Music
Osiecki Bros
East Main St
Hammond
Gagte Dtrest — Lumber "Coal Builders Supplies
Wan
Emily
Lai
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