Two Black Angus cows killed as auto hits them near Jamestown
A car struck two black Angus cows ten miles north of Jamestown at 2:45 a m. yesterday injuring no one. The Bemus Point driver, Robert Hanson of R D 1 Bemus Point, escaped uninjured. The owner of the cattle, Howard Cook of R D 1 Bemus Point, reported cattle stray on the road. Aftermath of the fatal accident in Warren led to school board action at East Street School to install welded gratings on all fire escapes. A Red Cross workshop is set for September 23 at Rice Avenue High School in Girard with Erie and Corry chapters invited. Real estate transfers were recorded in Erie County. Several drivers were suspended in August for traffic violations. licenses later restored. Pennsylvania Electric Company workers continue biannual street light maintenance, estimating 500 to 600 globes.
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Jamestown
Robert Hanson
R.D.1
Bemus Point
Howard Cook
R.D. 1
Warren
Dorothy Nan Collins
East Street
Erie County
American Red Cross
Rice Avenue High School
Girard
Erie and
Corry
Red Cross
Sawhill Workers End Walkout Return To Jobs In Sharon
About 1000 steelworkers at Sawhill Tubular Products in Sharon returned to work after a 12 day strike ended with management and United Steelworkers agreeing to extend the contract pending a broader steel industry accord. W T Storms named station agent at Union City PA Railroad office. Franklin Refinery Division of L Somhehorn and Son to pay 5000 to Pennsylvania Fish Commission for possible pollution in French Creek. investigation ongoing. Senator Clark to visit Erie in mid October for unemployment hearings as part of the Senate Committee on Unemployment Problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawhill Tubular Products, Inc
Sharon
United Steelworkers
General Steel Industry
W. T. Storms
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fillmore
N. Y
Union City
Franklin
L. Somhehorn and Son
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
French Creek
Fish Commission
Department of Health
Joseph S. Clark
Dpa
Washington, D. C
Erie
Pennsylvania
Clark
Senate
Soviet Premier Khrushchev Invades New York
Khrushchev faced a tough Washington crossfire in a grueling 95 minute Senate session and public interrogations. He impressed many with quick answers and humor at the National Press Club events before a White House dinner, while senators noted he offered limited firm responses on disarmament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Moscow
Khristichev
National Press Club
Women's National Press Club
Oviseas
Khrushchev
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Patsy Pesty
Eveeration
Purpura’s
M. Dirksen
Illinois
Bhrushchev
Perry's Inn
Sen. Dirksen
United States
Eisenhower
Clear Suspect In Murder Trial In Washington Pa
Leslie N. Deyell of Claysville was cleared of a murder charge after a Washington County court found no proof of the crime. The defendant, 32, was released on the third day of his trial over the death of 42 year old Mrs. Rose Price of Canonsburg as Judge David H. Weiner ruled the evidence did not support a murder conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Pa
Leslie N. Deyell
Claysville
Deyell
Rose Price
Canonsburg
David H. Weiner
Washington County
De Gaulle offers autonomy path in Algeria plan
In a radio TV speech from Paris Gen Charles de Gaulle proposed three paths for Algeria after pacification including autonomy with France. He warned independence advocates of misery and chaos and urged rebels to lay down arms while inviting international observers at the voting.
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Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Lhraatoultine
France
de Gaulle
Cairo
United Nations
U. N
Paris
Indiana Students Set Cave Stay Record
Three Indiana University students two teenagers and a 12 year old stayed 12 days in Wayne Cave near Bloomington. They used a base camp telephone to endure the cold damp cave and mapped passages while calling loved ones. They crawled out the sewer like entrance on Wednesday night and claimed the record for a voluntary cavern stay.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University Stuents
Wayne Cave
Vaverna
Dick Martin
Terre Haute. Haute
I. U. Memorial Union Spelunking Club
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Matt
Jim Neawedde
Martin
Dave Mercer
Plea for Blood Donations for Leukemia Patient
Hyusville area parents Clair and (last name) Schill appeal for blood donations for their 18 month old son Philip Henry Schill diagnosed with leukemia. Doctors at Children's Hospital in Pittsburgh expect multiple transfusions at $15 per pint. Father serves in Air Force on leave from Niagara Falls Manual Airport. The family, including six other children, seeks local donors in the district to give a pint in the child's name.
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Hyusville
Clair Schall
Qickineville
Clarion County
Philip Henry Schill
Children's Hospital
Pittsburgh
Philip
Clarion Hospital
Air Force
Niagara Falls Manual
Jed
Scholls
Death in hazing tragedy at USC confirms risky mass initiation
A University of Southern California student, Richard Swanson, 21, died after choking on a four inch piece of liver during a pre dawn fraternity hazing. Dr. Melvin Goldy removed the meat from his throat at the scene, Swanson was pronounced dead on arrival at Central Receiving Hospital. Police report indicate one of ten others involved was present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern California
Melvin Goldy
Kappa Sigma
Richard Swanson
Swanson
Central Receiving Hospital
Goldy
Bible and Prayer In Schools Denounced by Court
A court rules that reading ten verses from the Bible followed by the Lord's Prayer in a school morning exercise imposes a devotional religious aspect. It concludes the Pennsylvania statute prohibits free religious exercise and that teachers face removal for noncompliance.
Brokenstraw Appoints Staff and Coaches for 1959 60
Brokenstraw Valley Joint Schools filled all professional and non professional vacancies at a recent Joint Committee meeting. New hires include Paul Zurovehak and J William Anderson to teach business and junior high math, with Ella J. Friel filling the Irvine Elementary fifth grade post. Athletic assignments named James Miller as varsity basketball coach Joseph Hack as track coach and George Wollaston as junior high football and basketball aide. Cafeteria staff added Glenn Thompson at Grand Wallest and Mildred Peeples plus Charlotte Carlett at Youngsville. Custodian Edward Grove hired at Grand Valley. Transportation bids from Warren City Lines for football and F A Loomis for band approved. Student accident insurance bids received. premiums set at 2 for Kindergarten to 6th and 250 for 7-12, with distribution to students planned.
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Brokenstraw Valley
Cecelia Moseburger
Jobin T. Marshall
Wareren
Brookville
Paul Zurovehak
Indiana State Teachers College
Glenn Thompson
Grand Wallest
Mildred Peeples
Charlotte Car‘lett
Youngsville
Edward Grove
Grand Valley
Warren City Lines
F. A. Loomis
J. Sherwood
Overseas student program and calendar set by board
The board approved the American Fields Service to run the Americans Abroad program, enabling a Youngsville High School student to study abroad for about three months if funds and arrangements are secured. Holidays for 1959–60 were set for November 30 and December 14. Enrollment figures for grades 2 through 12 and special education are listed, with kindergarten at Youngsville at 58. The housing committee was instructed to consult an architect and prepare building plans and visits for the Maximute Elementary School site in Rocky Grove for joint committee review.
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Léneler
Sherwood
Dorthe Andersen
Denmark
Youngsville High School
American Fiebd Service
Youngsville Mixh School
Youngsville
Coard
Maximute
Rocky Grove
Hollywood Stars Morris Douglas Die From Health Clashes
Hollywood figures Wayne Morris and Paul Douglas died within days of each other amid health warnings tied to weight and lifestyle. Morris, a rugged Navy pilot and former star at Los Angeles City College, ignored medical advice to drop pounds, later suffering a heart attack. Douglas, once a football standout turned Broadway and film actor, also faced obesity and changing career fortunes as he aged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Wayne Morris
Morris
Wayne
Mfe
Paul Douglas
Los Angeles Siy College
Douglas
Ara
OWL
OSS
Hi Rearey
Diego County
World Bank
Washington
Harry Wing
Riley
World Bank Post
U. S
Doulas
Iittle
Doucley
Fatal crash claims Bedford woman in Route 220 collision
Mrs Allen Rhodes, 68, of Saxton died in a two car wreck on Route 220 near Bedford. Her husband Mitten Rhodes, 14, was hospitalized in satisfactory condition along with another driver Landon Lowe, 35, of Channcey, W V. The crash involved two cars and occurred near Bedford.
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Bedford
Allen Rhodes
Saxton
Rhodes
Mitten
M. Set
Landon Lowe
Channcey
W. Va
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Alan H. Cornish
Second Ward
Charles A
Richard D. Hughes
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Armour Star
K. C. Steer Beef
Liv
East Main Street
Sage CH
Brokenstraw
Stokera - Furness
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Corry, Pa
Bob Thomas
Firestone
SOO
Philco
Solaris
Proctor
Barney’s
South Center St
Movis the
Sata Poris
Jack Day
Lemmon
Ernie Kovacs Also
Faberge
Woodhue
Aphrodisia
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