Family Of 6 Loses Home In Titusville Fire
A fire destroyed a frame house in Titusville, leaving Mr and Mrs Brown and their four children homeless. Firemen fought the blaze for hours, with a second outbreak caused by wind fanning flames. Loss estimated at $3,000. only clothes, a washing machine, and a few items were saved. The mother smelled smoke and alerted others before the pantry fire rekindled.
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Erielle Sues Over Harassing Phone Calls To Business
Petar nee ere rern Inan Nite filed for an injunction to stop Betty Tzbickl from making harassing calls to Francis V. Grise’s business phone up to ten times daily. Attorney Robert Chase represents Grise claiming the calls cause extreme nervousness and business embarrassment and asking for damages and an order barring further calls.
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Farm Prices Drop Again Ahead of Election
The Agriculture Department reports a fourth monthly fall in farm prices with an average drop near 1 percent from mid September to mid October. Meat animals corn poultry eggs and cotton largely pull prices down while dairy products vegetables cottonseed and wheat show gains.
Nixon Drives Ike Image With War Record Pledge in California
Vice President Nixon parted for the East to sell a peace through strength message. He lauded Eisenhower’s war leadership while assailing Adlai Stevenson as indecisive. Nixon pressed Stevenson to outline alternative Near East policies and to explain what he would do differently as president.
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Sparta Board Plans After-School Bus Service
Sparta merged school board met in special session to advertise for an additional school bus for extracurricular and educational trips. R J Witmer noted the bus will support educational trips. The board also approved a diploma for William J Ayers who completed high school requirements in the service at Hamilton Air Force Base California. A formal hearing was scheduled November 12 at 8:30 am to discuss a temporary suspension of a pupil. Mrs Fred Sargent was appointed cafeteria clerk starting Monday.
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Upsholstering Firm Seeks Injunction Over Name Use
Lawrence Park operator George Brain of George Brain Upholstering Co alleges rival Clifford Snyder opened a competing shop under a confusingly similar name to deceive customers. Brain sought court action to halt the alleged misappropriation yesterday.
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Eisenhower May Resume Campaign Plans
President Eisenhower kept open the possibility of resuming his re election bid with a Philadelphia rally if conditions permit. Press Secretary Hagerty said campaign plans are day to day and a White House trip to Philadelphia could take five hours or less. The Middle East crisis implications loom over the decision.
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Man Suspect Charged In Wife's Fatal Car Crash
Dean Walls, 20, of Bridieville, charged with involuntary manslaughter in a September crash after pursuing the car carrying his estranged wife Mary Jane Walls and George Henderson. Killed were William Howsare, 21, and injuries to Margaret K. Myers, 83. Walls free on 2500 bond. Also Spanish novelist Pio Baroja, 60, dies in Madrid.
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Four Killed In Pa Accidents Amid Rural Road Collisions
State police report multiple fatalities from crashes in western Pennsylvania. A Bullimore and Ohio Railroad switch area collision killed Mrs Hugerie Hilderbrand 18 and her daughter Perl Li 1 of Fenelton. Six year old Kate Shick died in a two vehicle wreck near Starford. Shirley 14 and Joyce 13 Shick, and Philip Armstrong 24 escaped injury. Frances Paterson 28 of Linesville was struck by a truck while walking near her Crawford County home. Wallace Hyde 29 of Springboro identified as driver in one incident. Further details unclear due to damaged text.
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Washington matron cleared in alleged inmate stabbing case
Mrs. Albert Harta of Washington was cleared by a grand jury yesterday in the alleged stabbing of a male inmate at Morganza. The matron at the correctional institution faced charges of aggravated assault and battery.
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Believe Minister Can Be Elected To Assembly
An Ol City minister, Rev. Eugene A. Kern, argues he meets constitutional residence requirements to run for forest County's Genewel Assembly seat. His attorney says he resides in Forest County while living part time in Venatigo County. elections officials contend residency must be in the district. Prohibition Party had nominated Kern before his transfer from Tiomena to Old City on September 1.
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