Workman Hurt In Roof Fall At Centerville Mill
William Fielding 39 of Centerville was seriously hurt when he fell 14 feet from the roof of the Grange League Federation building. He fractured pelvis elbow and rib, and suffered a head injury. He was in fair condition at Titusville Hospital.
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William Fielding
Centerville
Center Ville
New Grange League Federation
Titusville Hospital
Fielding
Torrey and Hays
Spartansburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
N. J. Kline
Corry
Driver Freed Of Blame In Route 5 Crash
Jack Rutledge 29 of Buffalo was cleared of responsibility after a car left Route 5, struck a cinder pile on Shorewood Hill, killing Mrs. Rosie Lee Heard and injuring four others. Ongoing injuries treated at Hamot Hospital. Coroner to rule accident death. state police结束 investigation.
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Dees Panucu
Avivar
Ary Auto
Buffalo
Shorewood Hill
Jack Rutledge
Rosie Lee Heard
Hamot
Warren W. Wood
State official fired from position
James A. Rice of Bethlehem was dismissed as junior Inspector for the state board of funeral directors after a Western District hearing. The board said Rice cannot perform duties due to a full time sanitation job in Bethlehem and a Bethlehem funeral home owner testified. The decision will go to Gov. John J. Fine for approval. G Frederick Berger, noted Eastern Pennsylvania banker and former Norristown Trust Co. treasurer, died in Doctors Hospital after a heart attack at 55.
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Assoomrederes
Pittsburgh
James A. Rice
Hethlehem
State Board of Funeral Directors
John W. Hartman
Rice
Bethlehem
Hartman
John 8. Fine
Washington
G. Frederick Berger
Fastern Pennsylvania Danker
Norristown Penn ‘Trust Co
Doctors Hospital
Youthful Assailants on Trial in Erie County Court
Five members of the Perry Square Mob faced a trial in Erie County Court Hose on eight assault and battery charges for alleged gangland beatings. Defendants include Edward J Nowakowski Ronald Gorezynski Paul Miewski John Canavan and Theodore Bosnulkes.
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Erie
Perry Square
Erie County
Hose
Edward J. Nowakowski
Ronald Gorezynski
Paul Miewski
John Canavan
Theodore Bosnulkes
Timer L. Evans
Mabel Luce
Brie
Erie Boy Crushed Under Elevator
Jeremy Claus 12-year-old son of Mr and Mrs William H Claus Erie fell under a freight elevator at Erie Casket Co 154 West 20th street yesterday evening dying from a crushed neck and injuries. Coroner Warren W Wood planned an investigation and expected an accidental death verdict.
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Erie
Jeremy Claus
William —H. Claus
Erie Casket Co
West 20Th Street
Warren W. Wood
Wood
Boy at plant with grandfather as parents travel to Chambersburg
A boy played inside a factory building with his grandfather Joseph H Pallan nearby. The family planned to return home together as Roxanne accompanies her parents to Penn Hall College. In other news two Red leaders Steve Nelson and James Dolier are released on bond while awaiting a new trial, with Nelson posted 25001 dollars and Dolier 20000 dollars.
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Joseph H. Pallan
Jeremy
Chambersburg
Roxanne
Penn Hall College
Pupilbrurgh
Steve Nelson
James Dolier
Bo Tenely
Nelson
Delsen
Bell Favored as Vinson Successor Post
Philadelphia rumor and press reports say Bell Jr a Philadelphia figure with backing from prominent attorneys and jurists is being considered by President Eisenhower to replace Chief Justice Fred M. Vinson on the U S Supreme Court. The Quiver notes Bell as a potential pick amid Pennsylvania GOP hints and judicial names like Owen Roberts.
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Philawran
PENNS
Supreme Cour
John ©. Bell Jr
Eisenhower
Fred M. Vinson
U.S. Supremte Court
Philadelphia
Inquiver
Sud Bell
Phila
Forbes
Pennsylvania
GOP
Senators
Mabel We
He Dutt
US Supreme
Jis+ Hee Owen J Roberts
Cmt
Pennsyvan Li
Wes
Inquirer to Head Movement for High Court Nominee
The Inquirer backs Bell for the high court chair with Suit Prem Chief Justice Horace Stern Justice Melee Lindsey former Senator George Wharton Pepper and Gen. Robert E. Woodside among recommended endorsers. Philadelphia lawyers also favored Bell to the President.
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Inquirer
Bel
Gistice Horace Stern
Justicr
Meieen Oindsey
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