Take Children From Parents In Drink Case
Reported case reveals authorities removing children from their parents after alleged drinking incident. Two children injured, one critically, as rescue workers and police investigate. Foster care plan discussed. oldest child to be placed with relatives if possible. Body of a boy recovered later from Pittsburgh river incident.
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TRS — Tidmistic
Mtfekni
Foun Erie Youngstirs
Eric Qowity
Tnetitudoria
Wycar
Vastalein
Mim
Uerrison Din
Hind Tottry
Takeri Nivayer
Chile
Howe
Pittsburgh
Bayrur-old
Matvey
Mononyuila River
Glenwood Hridkn
Weat
Yen
Hyer
Weat Run
Court Hears Slayer's Bid At Supreme Court
Court session opened as a killer’s appeal seeks a new trial and possible commutation. Attorneys argued prejudice and improper handling by the pathologist and police, with contrasting claims on juror bias and service hearings. The case centers on Manning, Melbourne police chief in 1951, and his dismissal for heavy penalties after a 1954 incident.
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Supreme Court
Sud
Green County
A. di Walgeholt
Bobtown
Geral Tanner
Wayeholt Wii
Gutorney Alphonaus R. Romelien
Milbourne Liveligh
Hye Mannie
Tilly
Torney Howard -Iyehad
Manning
Melbourne
Yen
Dater Council
Bilive
Manning Becime
Manning Tert Frolman
Utter
GOP Blasts Way Dems Sold Tickets
GOP criticism centers on alleged Democratic misuse of ticket sales and political fundraising. US Senator James He Dutt, not seeking re election, accuses state leaders of pressuring workers to buy kits for political aims. Charles G. Smith faults spending on ill advised projects and building noise. James Evins Zit accuses Democrats of attacking Eisenhower and spreading lies for votes.
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Gop
Morris Tild
Blomy
Janes He Dutt
R-Pud
Justice Department
Washington
Charles G. Smith
Sérsntor
Scranton
Eisenhower
James Evin Zit
R-Pa
Eienhower
Counsel Retained in Race Probe Hearings
Washington Rep James Davis said William Gerber will remain as counsel for the House subcommittee probe into school integration in the District of Columbia. Rep Wier accused Gerber of obstruction as hearings began, while Davis labeled Wier’s motives political and sought to keep the inquiry on track. Adlai Stevenson urged the hearings be productive. A Navy fuel plant project valued at 48 million dollars is being constructed on government land near Muskozee, Olin.
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Washington
James
Davis
Gay
William Gerber
District of Columbia
Integral
Gerber
Rep
Wier
D-Minn
Minneapolis
McMillin
D-Sc
Columbia
Gerben
McMillan Wis
Adlai E. Stevenson
National Association For the Advancement of Coloreo
Navy
Muskozee
Olin
Erie GE Plant Wins $514 Million Diesel Locomotive Order
SRT-arwinune Suite RETRY orders about 5.4 million worth of diesel electric locomotives from General Electric as part of a rail system revamp. The plant will add 300 skilled technicians. 25 locomotives of a new 1 600 horsepower model will be produced for global use and delivery of 40 units to Argentina is slated for early 1958.
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SRT — Arwinune Suite Retry
General Electric
Behutt
Tnue
National General Electric Co
Argentina
Erly
Area Youths With Dynamite Arrested After Farm Theft
Teenagers were picked up last night on suspicion of stealing dynamite from a Waterfé farm. Lt. Joseph A. Boner said the arrests occurred at 7 p.m. by Patrolman Charles F. Brickner Jr. after a district resident tip. One full stick of dynamite, a second burned stick, a .22 rifle and spark plugs were found. Suspects’ ages range from missing in copy.
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Waterfé
Joseph A. Boner
Charles F. Brickner Jr
Nile Risk Of Collision Says Shi In Nantucket Inquiry
In a pretrial federal inquiry into the Nantucket collision that killed fifty, the third mate of the Stockholm testified about lights and passing status. He described seeing red against red indicating safe port to port passage as the Doria sank and the Stockholm returned to port. Law enforcement from Lawrence Park barracks detained several suspects, including residents of Titusville, as investigators pursued leads in the case.
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York
Stockholm
Andres Dorin
Eynsel Girstens-Johiansen
Nantucket Island
Mass
Carstens-Johansen
Doria
Lawrence Park Barracks
Titusville
1957 Ford Ride Voiced With Tight Yet Easy Handling
A fragment describes the 1957 Ford as low and solid with firm road feel and confident handling. The car is depicted as lighthearted and agile, offering a smooth yet nimble drive through the turnpike, projecting pride in performance and ease of maneuverability.
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Lts
Rheinbers
pataLsiers
Ford
Jengil
Five Years Leniency Denied for Gilson Under Judge Mook
Judge Herbert A. Mook ordered Gilson, a repeat offender, to serve a prison term in the Allegheny County Workhouse. Gilson was among 26 defendants in an all day session, receiving a minimum of two and a half years and a maximum of five years for offenses tied to county vhec operations. The court stated the sentence aimed to protect county residents from continued disruptive acts.
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Herbert A. Mook
Gilson
Tal
Richard Dn
Allegheny County
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Neve Automotive
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Pinking
North Center St
Corry, Pa
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Adam Oleye
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Ries
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