City Gun Toter Held After Evening Shooting in Corry
Violence erupted in Corry as Roy Crawford 39 burst into a Franklin street bedroom, fired a bullet that missed two women and lodged in a mattress. Crawford wrestled the gun away from Mrs Ross. a struggle ensued, one weapon seized, and Crawford fled but was later found in his room. Police charged him with pointing a deadly weapon and continued the case.
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Corry
Roy Crawford
Franklin Street
Lillian Glens
Crayw
Ford
Mig James Ross
Franklin
Ross
Girds
Sta
Cing
Crawford
Alderian Gorge Gordon
Harley Deva Tronale
Brie
Von
Funtas
Ray Crawford
POW Survival Course Under Review by Air Force
Lt Gen Emmett O'Donnell says Nevada POW survival course is being evaluated to see if changes are needed in the military code. ODonnell notes volunteers may continue the resistance and interrogation training part while the other segment covers staying alive and avoiding capture behind enemy lines.
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Rene Washington
Emmeth O'Donnel
Air Force
Nevada
Odonnell
Iid Yee Turday Voluinteeré
Sorvickian
Cars Damaged In Road Crashes In Curry District
Two separate crashes in the Curry district last evening involved three vehicles south of Union City on Route 8 and another on Route 11 near Chaterville. Drivers identified include Miles Baum 40 Ripley. Norm Thomas 67 Hastingsown. Reminth Pound 18 North East Poland. Vehicles sustained monetary losses with Thorne machine, Bounds car, and other values listed. one injured with a knee laceration and estimated damage around 000.
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Curry Distriet
Union City
Miles Baum
Ripley
Norm Thomas
Hystletown
North East
Poland
Dows
Phe Phoras
Striek
Vatitole
Balin
Thorne
Thoms
Chaterville
Dimes Hilley
Erle
Color Line Broken In Arkansas Grid Game
Fayetteville high school players, including William Tiys and Tit Jinstyle, helped integrate a game against Siloam Springs. Fayetteville won 27 to 12 as Negro and white students played together amid ongoing segregation disputes following a Supreme Court ruling.
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Arkansas
Fayetteville
Ark
William Tiys
Hays
Siloam Sprites
Supreme Court
Two Truckers Fined For Overloads Here
Two truckers faced fines totaling 1020 dollars for overweight loads. Thomas McDivith of Mewenrn owned both trucks and Donald Hilings of RD Cen terville operated the second vehicle. Each overload exceeded limits by 5000 and 7850 pounds respectively, with fines of 270 and 750 dollars. Vehicles were impounded until fines paid.
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Thomas McDivith
Mewenrn
Donald Hilings
Centerville
Biyth
Focal
Ity
Evie
Lottavillé
M. S Cobbett
Exle
Erie
Gewold
McDivitt
Lhw
Crack Down On School Drivers Scene Sparks Thunderous Debate
Police halted a group of youths leaving a school lot after a reported driving attempt. Principal Muward Sheen and Officer Harley Drake urged accountability with potential penalties for any repeat offense. A separate report notes a circus elephant hunt planned in Charlotte, with Ringling Brothers handlers expected today to capture the runaway elephant Vicki.
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Bai Plindhig
Corky
Muward Sheen
Harley Drake
Opal
Tie Hobb
Drake
Sheen
Arhu
Jech
Cies
Charlotte
Ringling Brothers and Banns and Bailey Circus
Vicki
Public Schools Should Teach How To Use The Brain Power
Roger W. Madson argues for cognitive training in schools and a move toward efficient teaching conditions. He reflects on past architectural changes, labor day week context, and visionary themes of automation and electronics shaping schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Madson
Emis
Elmar Bunton
Tory
Teaniors
Wits
Avery Primunity
Chileiten
Senator Kerr Calls For Benson Removal From Office
Washington Senator Kerr said Secretary Benson should be ousted for the farm sector decline and implied the move hinges on a Democratic victory in next year’s elections. He criticized Benson’s statements about stabilized prices and noted repeated optimistic farm forecasts. Kerr cited Benson’s past promises and questioned the administration’s handling of farm relief.
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Washington
Nerr Ddkla
Henson
Eisenhower
Benson
Kerr
Seytor
Ewenhower
American Agriculture 1
Berson
Bennont
Met
Lis
Aldo Teardl Faces Perjury Trial in Federal Court
In Washington a February 1 trial date was set for Aldo Teardl of Pittsburgh on perjury charges linked to the death of Willis Y. Holohan. Teardl, a former Army lieutenant, pleaded not guilty. his lawyer sought an April date to interview about 62 witnesses abroad. The case centers on testimony before a House committee ten years ago and Holohan’s 1944 death during a mission. Bond set at 10 000. Teardl’s sentence or potential extradition not decided.
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Washington
Aldo L. Fquid
Pittsburgh
Crowlage
Oss
Willis Y
Willia
Thosy
Thulin
Hoyt Wineh
Ilin
Toy Life
Nibrisonnyt
Holohun'y-eldyinig
Rotor
Carl Lo Dolow
Savin
Chadlady Teil
Teardl
Sauipping
Corie Manis
Chavatwest
Holohauy
Tiltsi
Physical Fitness Parley Slated by Nation’s Youth Officials
The conference aims to boost youth participation in athletics and address delinquency concerns. Leaders plan policy prompts to improve training and community programs.
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Eisentiayy Lodny
Sports World 1
Bulldsne
Amutiey
Spearmloy
Pitticrbalion
Chinese Reds Release Third American Prisoner After Years
The article reports the release of three American prisoners from Communist China as part of the Geneva talks. Buol of Stockton California. Bishop Ferroni and another prisoner were freed and crossed the border, with Ferroni noting rough moral treatment.
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Associated Pr
Hong Kong
LaWrente R. Buol
Stockton
Calif
Reds
Walter A Rickett
Seatile
Harold W. Rigney
Chicago
Geneva
United States
Red China
Tuies
Peiping
Bilol Wik
Mengtze
Kunming
Buoi Waa
Chiang Kai-shek
Probe Ordered Into Abortion Mill Death
Philadelphia Police Commissioner Thomas J Gibbons orders his staff to probe police handling of the investigation into the abortion related death of Doris Jean Ostreicher a 22 year old heiress. District Attorney Samuel Cash says abortion instruments were found during a search of the Schwarze residence. The case heads to magistrate on March hearing.
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Associated Fresh Philadelphia
Thomas J Gibbons
Stat
Doris Jean Ostreicher
Gibbons
Samuel Cash
D. Avs
Milton Schwarze
Ostrelcher
Dash
Schwiyts
Electrical Workers Union Opens to Congressional Probe After Westinghouse Strike
A CIO Electrical Workers spokesman said the union would welcome a congressional investigation into the Westinghouse strike settlement. The three day walkout involved about 10 000 East Pittsburgh workers over company Mellones pay and layoffs. Representative Feiley attended and pledged a full examination of the dispute.
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CIO Electrical Workers
U-ton
Taft
Westinghouse Electeia Corp
Gmion
GOL
Pittsburgh
fMellones Inpye
Winion
Rep
Feelley
D-Pa
Fallon
Kelley
Birthday Tragedy Marks Siamese Twin Seseeras-Il
Rodney Ber Brodie and a Ute boy shared a Siamese twin birth in Seseeras-Il. The Ute child died after a deep brain hemorrhage. Rodney later recovered enough to smile briefly. Doctors noted the condition and a grandmother assisted as two bicycles were involved in the day’s events.
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Rodney Ber Brodie
Rodney
Mlinola Medical Center
Corryites Caught In Wilcox Speed Trap
Wilcox officers ran a five hour speed trap from 6 to 11 PM reporting 11 traffic violations. Riders from Corry and Johnsonburg were among those cited for speeds over 35 mph with fines and hearings offered.
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Wilcox
Giandly
Ane
Johnsonburg
Corriites
Mny de Calight
Dam Control At Findley Lake Avenue Sparks Local Turmoil
Five directors of the Findley Lake Property Owners Association replaced dam boards on Findley Lake Avenue to lower the lake by four inches with a chain hoist and sledge. The plan aims to drop the lake further in stages, potentially totaling 36 inches, pending court permission and legal actions by the town board. The operation drew mixed reactions and minor clashes among local observers and students.
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Findley
Pindhey Lake
Mina
Hurricane Threat Prompts East Coast Alert
The Weather Bureau issued a hurricane alert for the south eastern U S coast from Melbourne to North Carolina as Tone, a dangerous storm with winds over 100 mph, moved slowly northwestward about 500 miles east of Miami. Forecaster Cecil Gentry warned of potential quicker strengthening, with the system classed as a hurricane and Red Cross disaster teams mobilized in Jacksonville to ready for possible impact.
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Associate Acres
Miami
Fla
Weather Bureau
Melbourne
Fis
North Carolina
Tone
Atlantic
Cecil Gentry
Miami Weather Burest
Viroundt
Gentry
Tin
Gouiy
American Red Cross
Jacksonville
Peron Backers Fight to Suppress Uprising
Loyalist forces loyal to President Juan D. Peron fight to quell a bloodiest rebellion of his five year rule. Reports say fighting raged across land sea and air with rebels claiming some areas but government troops advancing to crush strongholds. Casualties and details remain unclear as authorities emphasize military progress.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Bilti
To Prospect
Peron
Wich
Argentina
Strteitia
Cordoba
Blierios
Alves
Lishing
Teaves
Eyi Perot
Butts Aus
Pycttn
Belgeiny
Mysifist
Bel Fore
Corduba
Proviichil
Yesturday
San
City to hold Civil Defense drill October 7
A public Civil Defense drill is planned for Friday October 7 at 1 pm. Local officials led by CD Director Ray Weber will mobilize city workers and volunteers from the county to participate at the Public Hall building and nearby stations to test emergency response readiness.
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Eine Ceut
Mack Lint
Ray Weber
Tye
Batwedlie
Katia
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