Korean War Vet Killed In Wreck
James Moore 22 of South Dayton R D 2 a purple heart veteran died in an auto accident on Route 2 near Leon. Eliott J Ellis of Leon faces a hearing in October after deputies reported his car left the highway, damaged a sign and a utility pole. He was ordered to appear before a justice of the peace as the Go Wanda hospital treated Moore.
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Dayton
James Moore
South Dayton
R. D
Purple Heart
Ko‘fouse
Eso
Wash Eliya
Martyl Ges
Truman Adlan
Leon
Tri-County
Gowanda
Eliott J. Ellis
Justice of the Peace
Cattaraugus County
Ellis
Vince Buller
Neritral
Howe subcommittee flags Morris firing as bungled move
A Washington subcommittee report says Justice Department actions under McGrath to dismiss Morris as corruption sleuth aimed to halt an investigation about to expose dirty linen in public. The Chelf group calls the attempted housecleaning awkward and bungling, reflecting on the Truman era.
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Associated Press
Washington
Howe
Justice Department
Newbold Morris
Rep
Chelf
D-Ky
Publi
Morris
Truman
New York
Auty
J. Howard
McGrath
Dlustice Department
Judge to rule on guilty verdict Mayville case
County Judge Hugh Bodine reserved decision on a move by William Wood Jr. to set aside a guilty verdict for interfering with a police officer. Wood's attorney contends the verdict is against the weight of evidence after a three and a half hour jury deliberation in Brockton. The incident involved Deputy Sheriff Wallace Thorp and arrests of Wood's mother and another man on disorderly conduct charges.
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Mayville
Hugh
William Wood Jr
Chevy Creek
Wood
Lee P. Adams
Forestville
Wallace Thorp
Brockton
Eprly” Wats
Edward Briendenbaker
Briendenbaker
White Sox outfielder Rivera held on incident charge
Chicago police questioned White Sox rookie outfielder Kim Rivera after a 22 year old woman accused him of forcing his way into her South Side apartment Saturday night. The woman, Janet Gater, identified Rivera as her assailant after hospital examination confirmed the alleged incident. Rivera denied the accusation and said the woman invited him in after he offered to help with books and papers.
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Cresa
Chicago
Kim Rivers
Chicago White Sox
Rivera
Burea
Janet Gater
South Side
Rivers
White
St. Louis Browns
Wattsburg Man Held In Erie Shooting
A Wattsburg man opened fire during a drunken argument in Erie injuring Joseph Duttlap, 25. Dunlop sustained superficial cuts to the left wrist and was treated at St Vincent's Hospital. A third man, Charles Dunlap of Erie, is missing as state police withhold charges until facts are complete, while Joseph Griffin of Wattsburg remains held.
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Erie
Dunlop
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Charles Dunlap
Eric
Joseph
Prisoner John Nichols Escapes From Cancer Clinic
John Nichols, 27, of Adamsville, an Allegheny County Workhouse prisoner, escaped from a Skin and Cancer clinic in Oakland, Pittsburgh Friday. He had been taken for cancer tests after a burglaries sentence by Judge Elmer L. Evans and may be headed for Brie. Nichols was committed August 27, 1950 for 3 1/2 to seven years and has prior records including an armist 1948 for carrying a deadly weapon and 1946 for receiving stolen bonds.
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Erte—Erle
John Nichols
Cratesville
Allegheny County
Pittsburgh
Elmer L. Evans
Brie
Oakland
Nichols
193 Teachers Share in Fellowship Awards
New York The fund for the Advancement of Education announced fellowships averaging about 8276 apiece to 193 high school teachers in 42 states the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico. Dr Clarence H Faust president of the fund said teachers receiving the fellowships would forego war teaching assignments for a year to pursue self designed liberal education improve their teaching ability and increase their effectiveness as members of their school systems and communities.
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New York
Fund For the Advancement of Education
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Clarence H. Faust
Court session opens in Pittsburgh with 52 cases listed
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court opened a 10 day fall session here today with 52 cases listed for argument. Thirty five young attorneys were admitted to practice before the state's highest court. No decision were handed down at the opening session.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
SEEKS CAUSE OF CRASH FATAL TO ERUTES
Aboard a single engine plane in Hybia Valley near Alexandria Virginia two Brie men died in a crash. Victims were Joseph A Sanner aged 25 and John A Wennel 30. CAB officials said no timetable for final findings, possibly a month. The crash occurred after departing Beacon Field about 18 minutes earlier. R B Bell, CAA investigator, reported seeing the craft in apparent trouble.
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SHLS
PME CIV Arana Board
Brie
Hybia Valley
Alexandria
Joseph A Sannér
John A. Wennel
Beacon Field
R. B Bell
CAA
Kids Day Draws About 300 Children
Approximately 300 children ages 6 to 12 attended the annual Kids Day program sponsored by the local Kawanis Club on Saturday. They joined in group singing watched two films and a travelogue on India, plus a Mickey Rooney picture, and entered a drawing for door prizes. Prizes included several small amounts and a pickup truck load of broken glass was collected for the charity drive, with some given to non attenders.
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Kawanis Club
Proup
India
Mickey Rooney
Télldwsr
Art Perkins
Barry Klinger
My Gay Johnson
Pester
Fulbright Criticizes Parties Over Factional Focus
Sen. J. William Fulbright told reporters in Washington that both Republicans and Democrats devote excessive attention to probing rivals’ political and expense funds. He said neither side contains inherently dishonest politicians, and warned that such scrutiny obscures the core issues of the presidential campaign.
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Associated Eves
Washington
J. Willian Fulbright
Renublibank
Arkasians Democrat
Fulbright criticizes fund charges in presidential race
Fulbright condemns the use of special expense funds to augment salaries of state officials in the Nixon and Stevenson campaigns. He says the charges amount to a low level campaign and that such tactics should not occur in national contests. The United States purchased Alaska from Russia in 1867 for $7,200,000.
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Fulbright
Richard M. Nixon
Adlai Stevenson
Mel
United States
Alaska
Russia
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