Missing Girl Located In Barn Near Bemus Point
Ellery town officer Miles Wilcox told the Chautauqua County sheriff's office a 11 year old girl missing since Wednesday afternoon was found in a barn four miles from her Maple Grove Road home. The girl attended Fluyunta Elementary School and was last seen at the Trying Brown farm on the Bemus Point Ellery Center road. She rode home on a Maple Spring school bus and was found after a barn sighting by Brown's son, who alerted his parents. Authorities described the girl as disoriented but unharmed after spending the night outdoors.
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Mayville
Ellery Town
Miles Wilcox
Chautauqua County Sheriff's Office
Sorth Allee Goodwin
Maple Grove Road
Bemus Point
Ellery Center
Wilcox
Sheriff's Ofd
Robert Goodwin
Emily Goodwin
Brown
Gate
Sarah
Mr. Goodred
George Stout
Wilton ‘Thompson
William “Ball
Maple Spring
Ellery
Ball
Presley Fans, Attendant Fired After Fracas
Elvis Presley fans provoke a clash at a gas station as manager Ed Hopper, 42, is punched by a crowd. Hopper is fired by Clarence Harwell after the incident which also drew apologies from Presley. Hopper sustained a black eye and business at the station suffered a drop in the week following the event.
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Elvis Presley
Presley
Ed Hopper
Filus Cain
Clarence Harwell
Hopper
Harwell
Staton
Union Service Set At Local Church
A union service organized by the Corry Area Ministerial Association is planned for Sunday evening at the First Methodist Church. Rev. Robert H. Armstrong of the Lutheran Good Shepherd will speak, with the First Methodist Choir led by Lynn Rice performing. The service begins at 7 45 p m and the public is welcome.
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Corry Area
Robert H. Armstrong
Lutheran Church of, the Good Shepherd
Ot Erle
First Methodist Church
Lynn Rice
Armstrong
Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd
Erie
Pittsburgh
Grace Lutheran Church
Synodical Brotherhood
Pittsburgh Ministerial Association
Woman Fractures Hip in Second Time in Six Years
Mrs. Thomas Regan, 64, of Erie, suffered a left hip fracture after being struck by a westbound car as she stepped toward the curb following a prior hip injury six years ago. Driver Rose Timlin, 66, said she believed Regan was clear of the vehicle as it pulled away. Regan had been walking with a cane after the earlier injury.
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Rue
Rnc
Thomas Regan
Erle
Regam
Hamot Hospital
Rose Timlin
Oil City Army Lieutenant Jailed
Army lieutenant stationed at Fort Rucker, Maurer, was arrested by two officers in connection with a reported funds shortage for which he was custodian. He was separated from service and returned to Fort Rucker, spokesman said with no further details available.
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Wensrath
Maurer
Secu
Defense Calls Witness in Hoxsey Trial Preve Burgh
A defense witness, Glen Freeman of Rosston Oklahoma, testified in a federal trial over the seizure of 500000 Hoxsey Clinic pills in Portage Pennsylvania. The government seeks to destroy the pills as misbranded while defense contends the pills have therapeutic value.
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Hoxsey
Witlaho Ta Farmer
Mayo Clinic
Beciause
Glen FE
Freeman
Rosston
Ohla
Hussey
Portage
John Miller
U.S
John
DeMay
Hoxsey Clinic
Dallas
Texas
Harry M. Hoxsey
Steel scrap prices rise in Pittsburgh district
Steel scrap prices in the Pittsburgh District climbed up to $22 a ton from a month earlier. A large consumer reportedly bought No 1 heavy melting scrap at 58 per gross ton, up 2. No 2 heavy melting at 51, up 1. No 2 bundles at 48, up.
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Pittsburgh
Union City Bids For New Fire Truck
Union City officials seek borough funds for a new fire truck as the volunteer department cites aging equipment. The American LaFrance tanker from 1949 remains the only worthwhile asset among three rigs, with a self-made 760 gallon unit on a 1947 chassis and a 1929 Ford judged obsolete for major fires.
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Union City
Chevrolet
Ford
Ambulance Driver Rushes Home After Son Struck by Sliver
Warren son Larry, 10, was injured when a sliver from his leg was driven upward from the calf to near the knee while playing. William Garter, an ambulance driver, applied a tourniquet to stop the bleeding and rushed Larry to the hospital where Dr L J Borger sutured the wound. The boy had already pulled the splinter free with his fingers before the trip.
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Hart Warren
Warren
William Garter
Larry
L. J. Borger
Noted German Pianist dies in London hospital
Walter Gieseking, 6, famed German pianist, died after an emergency operation in London. He arrived Monday to record, was treated for pancreatitis, and had previously stirred controversy for performances linked to Germany’s wartime era. He performed at Carnegie Hall in 1953 and with the New York Philharmonic in 1955.
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London
Walter Gleseking
London Hospital
Gleteking
Adolph Hitler
America
Gleseking
New York
Carnegie Hall
New York Philharmonic
One Launch Of All Roadies To Another Event
A brief sports note reports a crew of roadies moving from one launch site to another after a prior attempt did not clear the operating point. No injuries are mentioned and no further details are provided.
Reds Turn Tanks On Hungarian Rebels
The Hungarian revolt neared decisive moments as tanks moved toward Budapest while Imre Nagy urged rebels to lay down arms and negotiations with Moscow for troop withdrawal began. Reports from Borba described tanks rolling into the capital and widespread street clashes.
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Monitor i
Vienna
Freedom Radio
Joseph Cardinal Mindwenty
Roman Athollc
Hungary
Bome
All- F
Imre Nagy
Red
Chrster
Moscow
Ungaran
Borba
Budapest
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Fogle Lumber Co
Franklin St
Corry, Pa
Leed’s
Corry
Fioust
Szeged
Arma
Aummary Cour Martin
Hungarian Communist Party
Mass Masault
Citizens National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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