Air show crash in Colorado kills 20 spectators injured
A small Colorado air show ended in tragedy when a stunt plane plummeted into parked cars and spectators. Twenty people died and seventeen were injured as the aircraft cartwheeled during a barrel roll. The Civil Aeronautics Board blamed regulatory violations and a too-close proximity to the crowd, with an inquest opened to determine responsibility.
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Associated Press
R. Cele
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAA
R. P. Par- Shash
Ett
Washington
Kit Carson County
William Hendricks
Norman L. Jones
Lowry Air Force Base
Davis
Monthan
Tucson
Anne
Edward Dinan
Charles Keller
Meat price controls face stockout risk as cattle costs rise
Wholesale and retail meat prices climb as the OPS warns keeping prices steady is impractical. With slaughter controls gone by Congress, packers struggle to obtain cattle at current live ceiling prices, sparking fear of shortages and a possible black market.
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Congress
OPS
Judge Dismisses Divorce Action in Chestnut Case
Circuit Judge Don Register dismissed the divorce suit filed by Mrs. George B. Chestnut Jr. against the man charged with attempting to kill her. She requested dismissal as Chestnut faced charges including arson, assault with intent to murder, aggravated assault, and simple assault. Trial in those criminal cases was still pending.
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Bartow
Fin
Don Register
George B. Chestnut, Jr
Chestnut
Trial of Western Union Tele graph Co opens in Cumberland court
Trial of the Western Union Telegraph Co on charges of taking 300000 dollars yearly in money order horse race bets opens today in Cumberland county court. Indictments against the company and several individuals stem from a state sponsored raid on the rural office here April 24 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeton
WN. J
Western Union Telegraph Co
Cumberland County
Big Communications Company
Roral
Evangelist Earl Scott to Lead City Church Campaign
Rev Earl Scott of Miami Florida will open a two week evangelistic campaign at the Church of the Nazarene on Essex Street near West Washington Street in the city. The meeting starts Tuesday September 18 at 8 pm with Rev R R Merriman assisting in the special services.
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Earl Scott
Church of the Nazarene
Essex Street
Washington
Miami
Fla
Scott
Eastern Nazarene College
Nazarene Theological Seminary
R. R. Merriman
Police Seek Lost Cow Valued at 125 Dollars
Corry police search for two Guernsey heifers missing from the pasture of David M. Shanks in Lindsey Hollow. One heifer, about eighteen months old, apparently escaped, but neighbors provide no trace. The cow is valued at $125.
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Corry Barracks
Guernsey
David M. Shanks
Lindsey Hollow
Shank
Winners Listed In Closing Day Contests At Spartansburg Fair
Spartansburg fair closes with awards for school floats, best dressed bicycles, saddle horse entries, and grand parade honors. Notables include oldest participants Lola Potter and Omar Martin, best decorated automobile Helen Scouten and Florence Sherrock, with winners in many categories such as Mayo, Grange groups, and several pony and riding costume prizes. Attendance was about 9 000 on fal day, as ceremonies featured master of ceremonies Guy Fish and special prize to H Willis fame for ox team.
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Spartansburg Fair
Wally Cady
Robert Sheldon
Dennis
Larry Hutchinson
Richard Bailey
Patricia
John
Susan Stranahan
Hest
Dory Lee Blakeslee
Douglas Blakes
Wiletta
Kinney
H. Willis
Guy Fish
Sparta
Jimiors
Sparta Grange
Friendly Neighbors
Bloomfield Township Volunteer Fire Department
Suszanne McAninch
Mary Dover
Loouise Sherwood
Lawrence Scouten
Doris Jean Blakeslee
Sandra Blakesive
Clint Smith
Neil Scouten
Mirs
Lola Potter
Omar Martin
Helen Scouten
Florence Sherrock
Grace Rose
Lawrence Scaiften
Blaine Winans
Leslie Winans
Bugsy
Bonnie Daily
Carol Ma
the Morris
Emma Jones
Douglas Blakeslee
Ridgway Offers To Resume Truce Talks
General James A. Van Fleet, commander of the Eighth Army, says UN forces have captured two strategic heights north of Yangen and Inje, with one peak overlooking Bunch bowl. He notes Reds suffer about 20 casualties for every UN casualty as the eastern drive weakens Communist offensives.
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Yangen
Inje
Tnie
James A. van Fleet
Eighth Army
United Nations
East
Judge Denies Bond in Mobbed Brooklyn Police Trial
New York. County Judge Samuel S Leibachtz denied a motion to jail 18 defendants without bond in the Brooklyn police corruption trial. He kept the defendants on present bail as the jury convicted Erle Johnson of receiving stolen goods in a separate case arising from the theft of a 1949 sedan.
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New York
Ines County
Samuel S. Leibachtz
Brooklyn
Harry Gross
BRB
Sep
Seith Johnson
Erle
Johnson
Charles Wolfe
Palie
Johnsin
Mna
Million Dollar School To Be Built In Erie
ERIE Sept 17 A million-dollar contract for a modern school building to house Villa Maria Academy was awarded to the Henry Shenk Co. Villa officials welcomed the project. Plans call for an ultra modern administration library dormitory building at 9th and Liberty streets to expand facilities. The new academy will replace the present Villa Maria high school on the Maryvale property near West Erie Plaza. The facility will serve about 600 girls with an auditorium gymnasium classrooms and specialized rooms for commercial studies and more. Asphalt mixed with rubber is touted as cheaper for roads than rubber alone.
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Erie
Villa Maria Academy
Henry Shenk Co
Villa
M.aurelia
9Th and
Liberty Streets
Villa Maria's College
Academy
Villa Maria High School
Maryvale
West Erie Plaza
Allege
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Bob Desmond
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St. Corry, Pa
Va Eald
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Erie Brawling Company
Jackson
Selec
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