Dr Fenn Miller Charged In Drunk Driving Incident
Police say Dr Fenn Miller parked at a Vin Cise Service Station on East Street and reversed as if in low gear. His car struck a parked vehicle owned by John R Stright, causing $260 damage. Miller was taken into custody and charged with two counts including a threat. He pled not guilty and posted a $500 bond. Hearing set for 11:30 a m next Thursday.
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tTme
Milfen
Wendy
Po-lice
Miley
Stuipht
Miller
Melvin
Cobbett
Nick Lombard
Evie
Banks Boost Rate to Four Percent Across Twenty Districts
The Federal Reserve System raises its discount rate to 4 percent, the highest in 29 years, with nine banks from districts including New York Cleveland Richmond Chicago St Louis Dallas San Francisco and Kansas City set to pay the new rate.
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Federal Reserve System
New York
Cleveland
Richmond
Chicago
St. Louis
Dallas
San Francisco
Kansans City
Wife slain in Barkeyville stabbing prompts husband questioning
In Barkeyville Franklin County Venango County investigators questioned Calvin Bell after his 21 year old wife Edith Kell mother of two was found stabbed in bed in their home. The death was caused by a stab wound to the back and the weapon remains missing. The couple were estranged and Bell had been in custody since 11:30 am yesterday. Police described a grisly scene with blood in the bedroom and a broken lamp nearby. The two young children aged two and three were found unharmed.
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Venango County
Barkeyville
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Kell
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Albert Buchanan
Donald
Etta
Th.yas
Venance
Maurice Dinsbere
Etla
Lea Weir
Erie State Police Area
John B. Cunningham
Lugband
Temporary Guidance Post Filled at Corry Area High School
Corry Area High School filled the guidance vacancy temporarily after Curtis O Shell’s resignation. Roger Hoover, a commercial department instructor, will assist the principals with college entrance guidance, testing, and student contacts. Roger Othaway will substitute in the commercial department. Superintendent Rodemeyer cited salary and relocation concerns as factors in the extended search, noting the term began smoothly with cooperation from students and staff.
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Corry Area High School
William Rodemeyer
Guidance
Curtis O'Shell
Rodemeyer
Roger Hoover
CAHS
Hoover
Howard Sheen
Wid Hote“ Wolfes"Yuatters
Hitets
Roger Othaway
Youngstown College
Congress Overrides Ike Veto on Kinzua Public Works Bill
Pennsylvania’s congressional delegation votes to override President Eisenhower’s veto on the 1.188 billion public works package. Senators and 20 of 23 House members back flood control and navigation projects, including Shenango, Brookville, Kingwac, Turtle Creek, and the Menongahela River. Rep. Kearns and allies defend funding for Western Pennsylvania against flood damage and economic needs.
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Pennsvania
Ed Joseph
Clark
Sharon
Brook- Vile
Kingwa Cam Hear Warren
Turtle Creek
Menongahela
Commonwealth
Congress
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Alleghany River
Scott
Carroll D. Kearns
Sharon Republican
Shenango Project
Republican House
Kearns
America
Alvin R. Bush
Muney
Kinzua
United States
Perfect Record Shattered By Public Works Bill
Congress overrode Eisenhower on a flood control and harbor funding bill, the first Disen Howard veto overridden since 1953. A housing bill third-try progressed toward signing, while a Senate measure aimed at aiding Poland and other Eastern Bloc nations moved forward. A farm surplus disposal bill extension was worked on, with food stamp possibilities discussed, as Congress prepared for Khru shchev’s Washington arrival.
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R-Nh
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Train kills six children near Waseca Minnesota
AP report states a freight train struck a station wagon carrying the Zimmerman children to school. छह members of the family died at the scene and hospital reports list multiple injuries including a school patrol boy struck by debris.
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James Zimmerman
Michagi
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Jimmy Jr
Janice
Kathryn
Robert Suysaka
Zimmerman
First Corry Shipment By New Firm Delivers Church Furniture
Corry's new firm shipped its first batch from the former Howard Tannery building to a Buffalo Church of God parish, delivering pews and book racks. Workers, led by president Ran Rothhoff, logged over three hours overtime to complete the load. Additional orders include pulpit pews and book racks for the People’s Church in Sugar Grove and a large clamp machine upgrade to accelerate production for future church concerns.
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Corry
Howard Tannery
Church of God
Buffalo
Ran Rotthoff
Rotthoff
People's Church
Suear Grove
First Methodist
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Cleveland Church
Rolthoff
Phint
Devin
Hold Uncle In Boy's Death Held Awaiting Probe
A 2 year old boy Gerald Jurma died of heat in a closed parked car outside a tavern. Uncle Kino Simili, 47, of Mohawk, held without charge as investigators probe the incident. The uncle, brother of the boy's mother, reportedly took the boy for a ride and stopped at a tavern in Phoonit.
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Motiawk
Kino Simili
Ata
Michigan
Taky Superior
Simil
Gerald
Robert Jiminy
Phoonit
Pittsburgh man surrenders in NC man’s death robbery case
William H. Miller, 41, of Pittsburgh, surrendered at the PBL office and is held as an accessory in the death and robbery of a North Carolina man. Police seek John L. Hart, 26, and Partlols Kinter, 25, both from Pittsburgh, with robbery charges upgraded to murder after DA Edward Boyle questioned Miller.
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William H. Miller
Pittsburgh
PBL
John L. Hart
Partlols Kinter
Pittsbore
Edward ©. Boyle
Allegheny County
Miller
Eisenhower Opens Door to Khrushchev Summit Talks
President Eisenhower suggested a possible summit with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev starting Tuesday, signaling potential negotiations on disarmament and Germany. He urged Khrushchev to travel to Washington with constructive ideas, while stressing the need for respect for Western positions in Berlin and genuine steps toward reducing global tensions.
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Nikita Khrushchev
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America
West Berlin
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Ike May Hold Strike Talks
President Eisenhower signaled possible talks to end the steel strike with governors from states hit hardest. He sent a telegram to Pennsylvania Gov. David Lawrence proposing a meeting with the executive committee of the governors conference. Lawrence and other state leaders sought such a session last week as bargaining pace frustrated industry and union negotiators.
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Eisenhower
Thursay
Pennsylvania
David Lawrence
Governors Conference
Lawrence
William L. Balter
J. Caleb Boxan
Delaware
Thairman
Sétion Pharseas
Khrushchev Tightens Grip On Kremlin Chiefs, Says Editor
William L. Ryan outlines Khrushchev’s consolidation of power in the Soviet leadership. Since rising after Stalin’s fall, he replaced rivals, reshuffled the party, and built a loyal network by filling key posts with backers. The piece notes his rapid maneuvering and the 1953 ascent over Malenkov.
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Nikita Khrushchev
William L. Ryani
Khrushchey
William L. Ryan
Associated Press
Stalin
Shretwél Georgi Malenkoy
Khrushchev
Stade Groulp
Kennedy resigns as rackets chief counsel to write book
Robert F. Kennedy resigns as Senate Rackets Committee chief counsel and plans a book on its investigations. He may join his brother John Kennedy’s political staff as Sen. Kennedy heads toward a 1960 presidential bid. Chairman McClellan accepted the resignation effective Sunday with praise for Kennedy’s vigor and dedication.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Senate Rackets Committee
D-Mass
Rackets Committee
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Kennedy
Organized Labor
Teamsters Union
Pennsylvania Delegation Backs Veto Override Vote
In Washington AP reports that both Pennsylvania senators Joseph S Clark and Hugh Scott joined 20 representatives in voting to override President veto of the public works bill. Nine Pennsylvania representatives, all Republicans, backed the minority attempt to sustain the veto.
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