Car Rips Way Into Carry Home Injuring Two
A car crashed through a Carry home injuring two residents, with a woman asleep in a lower room narrowly missed. Police identified driver as Mie Phil Zaleneck and described a chaotic scene as emergency services attended. Authorities said one occupant remained hospitalized with injuries, while witnesses recounted debris and structural damage.
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Ike Howe
Tearty
Zaleneck
Wtide
Sabin
Miekeare
Aca
Mra
Dtuckean
Hedtvonm
Greter
Cempunts
Hobse
Philipp Zaltierk
Biaw
Hewald
Zirkle
Mrm
Dyckiohkine
Zalanock
Zalenock
Yong
Artenae
Ripley
Notified Of Shooting Of Nicaraguan Chief
Fragmentary report describes a shooting event involving a Nicaraguan chief and a high official. Mentions President Anastasio Somoza and a U S pilot, with references to medical intervention and government actions. Details are jumbled and partially unreadable.
Virginia Desegregation Debate in State Assembly
A fragmented report discusses Virginia desegregation, state assembly actions, and calls to integrate schools. It references reform proposals, possible funding shifts, and opposition aims to resist forced pupil integration amid public schooling tensions.
Supervisors Named for State Construction Projects
State officials announced the appointment of 11 supervising engineers to oversee more than 25 million dollars in construction financed by the General Authority. The largest project is the delayed Tanp-delayed subcontract for a mental hospital in Dojsy Ware County with an estimated cost near one million dollars. Paul Heron of Philadelphia was nominated to approve the hospital plan in coordination with Foster, Doone, and partners. Completion and funding details remain tentative as design work proceeds.
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Wamaehurg
Dojsy Ware County
Paul Heron
Philadelphia
Whity
Wire Foster, Dainon and Doone
Ine
Bhuram Till
Abihamy Levy
Adlai Follows the To lowa Estes Nixon In Verbal Duel
Adlai Stevenson campaigns in Iowa facing sharp contrasts with Estes Kefauver and Dwight D. Eisenhower era rivals. The article notes Stevenson appealing to a farm belt audience and arguing against Nixon’s approach while Kefauver assails Nixon, calling for accountability and a broader anti reactionary stance as they debate farm policies and national issues.
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Adlai
Lowa
Estes
Nixon
Ada Breverson
Real
Eirenhower Steyerispiv
Eisenhower
Washington
Binconson
Rita
Peovio
Stevenson
Crearge
Meany
Stosnyison
Kinohower
Ties
Kefauvers
Kefauver
Three Killed In Two Car Crash Near Pittsburgh
Three people died in a two car collision on the Wemile Parkway between Greentree and Carnegie. The injured include four others and a baby. Victims identified as Sylvester Brooks Marvin Culling and Mrs Chola Reid all of Carnegie. State Police said a unit driven by William Redman of Pittsburgh collided with a car driven by Brooks.
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Reid
Sor
State Plans New Park Area in Gambrin County
Department of Forests and Waters plans a new state park area in Gambrin County. Officials expect preliminary survey maps by late spring and completion by end of summer. The project includes dam testing for water supply and trails with campgrounds and fishing features.
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Mareiseukia
Department of Forests and Waters
Gambrin
Mollebiel
We Whine
Texas Judge Orders NAACP To Close Shop
A Texas judge ordered the NAACP to cease operations, stop school integration suits, and halt fundraising near the September 28 deadline. Governor Shivers and NAACP leaders commented amid reports of racial tensions and a move seen as escalating state persecution. The case, led by Judge Olle T. Dunagan of Sunfts County, drew reactions from state officials and NAACP president Dr H Boyd Hall, who warned of worsening climate for Black Texans.
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Austin
Tex
Gested
Point the Nations Association For the Advancement of
Olle T. Dunagan
Sunts County
NAACP
Antile
Alty
Den
Jahn Ben Sheppire
Tme Staement
Iiree
Allen Shivers
Texas Rangers
Mansfield High School
H Boyd Hall
Texas
Hall
Bist Wol Durham
Electy
Violent riot mars Kerny Stadion high school pageant
Police halted a large high school football pageant riot after crowds of about 20 000 surged in a Kerny Stadion event. Officers arrested three youths, two of them Black, amid claims of white and Black youths fighting and knife use. Officials said no organized gangs formed the disturbance and that most injuries were among white spectators.
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Leo Osiina
Oninin
Osuna
John Engler
Police Juvenilé Bureau
Kebe—bremkine
Leader Eyes Voter Study As Political Weapon
A fragmented report cites Democratic figures in Pennsylvania weighing a voter study as a political tool for upcoming elections. It highlights Jim Dutt and James H. Dutt as rivals within a tense party scene, with references to GOP opposition and potential shifts in strategy ahead of November ballots.
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Durmannun
Pennsylvania
Jim Iw
Ren
James H. Dutt
Josepu B Chak Jr
Philadelphia
Laider
Uis
Lewt Hiller
Germany
Lender
Clarke
Dutt
Partifite
Ready SCnIMOD at HanniSburg DepartMent of Foublé Tistruction
A government department reports a planned payment totaling a large sum across October and November set to aid winter diets and related costs. Officials indicate the initiative aims to stabilize supplies and support affected households during the cold season.
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Hannisburg
Paynitsle
Xigre
Outorier
Dulles Flies Home To Further Suez Plans
Secretary of State Dulles returns to Washington to advance the Suez crisis plan. He reports to President Eisenhower on London talks forming the Suez Canal Users Association with France joining then awaiting Nasser negotiations. The British French plan faces questions and a third London conference is set for October 1 to finalize SCUA details.
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Suez
France
Washington
Eisehower
Dilles
London
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
London i
Oday
Selwyn Lloyd
SCUA
Whichill
Egypt
Paris
Christian Pineau
Lloyd
Cairo
Riyadh
Saudi Arabia
Suspect Escapee Beats Woman in Hospital Incident
Greensburg police hunted 28 year old Stanley Cargayie, an escapee from Torrance State Hospital, after a woman was beaten in a hospital garage while in her car. Authorities tied the suspect to a possibly stolen car owned by hospital employee Edith Ramin and noted a shirt fragment found along his flight path.
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Greensburg
Stanley Cargayie
Mus
Washington County
Torrance State Hospital
William Schling
Cargaye
Cargayie
Edith Ramin
Tanks
Thie
Pollce
Laktrobe Hospital
Dh Sehillidy
NameDem Woman Named County Recorder Amid Political Shuffle
A prominent Democratic woman, Marguerite Matuitto, is named county recorder filling the vacancy left by the late Huge McCreaty. The post, tied to duties in the courthouse, pays about 1,000 dollars yearly with a 700 starting and other taxes. Local observers note Republican opposition and possible new candidate lists shaping courthouse politics.
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Wenymade
Recordet
Anor
Ibeen
Drnio
Erie
Lutte Department of Commerce
Erle
Minnie John Helt
Republicanis
Muttia
Courthike
USW Drives For New Members
USW leaders in Los Angeles pushed wage talks with Continental Can and American Can as part of a push to expand the union. David J. McDonald, USW president, warned the union would become the largest in the world and rejected a low membership target while promising intensive organizing across steel related fields. Wage talks resumed with Can and American Can, with proposed three-year contracts and a 45 cent average hourly raise over the term.
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Los Angeles
Continental Can Co
American Can Ca
David J. McDonald
USW
United Steelworkers
McDonald
Can
Mye
Ohio town regains phone service after strike
Ohio River town of Ames and surrounding area report restoration of telephone service after a three day strike by Communications Workers of America locals. Union protests included pickets and a reported rise in tensions with enforcement agencies. company officials cited damaged lines as cause of outage and vowed continued safety measures.
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Soniomesth
Ohio River
Hadkeouty
Obin
Telenhaie
Clare E. Williams
Lye Line
Comtmuinisationk Workers of
Amesday
Fiat Hern
Ton Puby
Lhemon
Inbbeithie Bbe
CVA
Ohio
Auto mashup near Sharon leaves two injured
A collision in Pennsylvania last night between a vehicle driven by King James B Larsais of Abres and a companion George B iukish of Lewistown resulted in injuries. Police report unclear details as responders transported the injured to area hospitals.
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Sharon
King James
Larsais
Abres
George Biukish
Lewistown
Siti Ne Sured
Autumn Begins Today With Warmer Weekend Forecast
The article notes autumn starts at 9 38 tonight with equal day and night. It records prior temperatures and rainfall while Weather Observer Leo Neckers cites a 21 inch rain total and a forecast of warmer weather as a cold air mass moves east.
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Leo. Neckers
Fogo Resigns as Turmoil Hits Roads Unit
Franklin reports indicate highway district engineer Joseph Foa0 has submitted his resignation effective September 20 amid a year of department personnel shuffles. Unconfirmed word suggests HS. Ga hiya may become noting district engineer, with Alphonse Rest taking over in New Castle. GOP leader Fehw ard Brame accuses State Revenue official Charles A. Hoffman of pressuring employees for political contributions and announces more dismissals are sought by Governor Cencer.
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Franklin
Joseph Foa0
A.ing
Lpplint
Fogo
Harrisburg
Giro
Pranklin
HS. Gahiya
Gahagan
Alphonse Rest
New Castle
Uns Highway Department
Fehward Brame
Venango County
Charles A. Hoffman
State Revenue Department
Frame
Trume
Cencer
Mottmats
Hoffa
Morginiang & Vicious
Route 6 Fate Rises in Warren County Protests
Warren County Chamber of Commerce urges keeping Route 6 in the federal interstate plan, arguing Northern Counties residents favor inclusion even as towns along the route face bypass and limited access. Officials say maintaining the highway benefits the region’s economy and avoids weakening other routes.
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Eria
Merce
Pennsylvania
Josephy Derross
Waugen Aten Chamber
Fediti Beeorliee
Heconter United Pacers
Ania
Anges Alaic
Ny Mansfield
Joseph de Laveler
Highwea
Howeber Wariota Aiyings
Tle
Pittsburgh Teen Court Case News
A Pittsburgh teen, MicCoy Sittsburg, 20, faced a license appeal as the State Police described him in severe terms. Allegheny County Court documents show his bid to regain driving privileges was denied, with a six month suspension and related penalties issued by the court yesterday.
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Sittsburgh
MicCoy
Pittsburgh
Mennie
Ic Hee Department
Mab
Walt En Ihe
Icetive Buspankion
Allegheny
Three killed in Buffalo County three car crash on Route 19
A deadly three car pileup occurred on Route 19 near Waterford when a Buffalo man’s car swerved into oncoming traffic. Victims included Harald Holland and Alswife Holland and infant Debra Kemp. Driver Jack Wallace was taken to St Vincent's Hospital with multiple injuries. Police continue investigation to determine charges.
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Waterford
Ares Harald Holland
R. 1
Lake City
Harold Holland
R. D
Debra Kemp
Louis Kemp PE
Tuttato
Totlana
Erie Pauwle
Jy. Pallview
Wallace
Holland Machine
Pattison Machine
Holland
Eric
St. Vincent's
Exle
Louis Lenin
Mra
Romp Od Viele
Paleo
CofC Hears Talk On Raising Of Needed Funds
The Corry chamber heard a fundraiser expert describe a plan to raise 10 000 to 15 000 with a four week campaign. Earl Smith Associates would assign a representative and manage postage secretariat and related costs totaling about 1 000 plus similar expenses to reach the goal.
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Cofc
Lommerre
Corry
Chambers of Commerce
Don Fry
Earl Smith Associates
Chicago
Corrs
Jalustilat
Fiipossiiste
Fry
Chamber of Commerce
Oli Bracken
Focal Climber
Yin
Charbie
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