Eisenhower Returns to Work Meets Staff and Dulles
President Eisenhower resumes duties at the White House reporting at 8:20 a.m. for the first time since his illness June 8. He met staff, conferred with AEC Chairman Lewis Strauss, and scheduled a 10:15 a.m. meeting with Secretary of State Dulles to discuss Panama City summit items and the National Security Council's expanded meeting marking the start of Operation Alert.
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Auto Crash Destroys Home In March in Marchand
Speeding car on Route 119 in Marchand struck a frame house owned by Paul Brewer, moving it five inches from its foundation. Driver William Garvey 19 of Punxsutawney suffered a fractured leg and facial injuries. passengers Buddy Gibson 19 and Chester States 22 were treated and released. Damages listed at 5000 to the house and 200 to the auto.
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Hospital Campaign Seeks Professional Direction for Efficiency
Local businessmen face time limits. Indiana Hospital Campaign hires an experienced firm on a straight fee basis. Total expense, including materials and meals, stays under five percent of the goal, regardless of success or excess funds.
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Marine Trial Opens Today In Drownings
The general court martial of S Sgt Matthew C McKeon opened at Parris Island South Carolina with defense seeking to sever drinking charges from the manslaughter case over the April 8 drowning of six recruits. The Navy court heard motions to drop two drinking charges as minor and prejudicial. The law officer reserved ruling as proceedings continued. McKeon appeared ram-rod stiff and nervous in court.
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Advance Ticket Sale for County Fair Six General Admissions
Advance sale of Patron’s Tickets for the 94th annual Greater County Fair offered six general admissions for one dollar, valued at three dollars. Only 1200 tickets available with sales ending August 11. Tickets on sale at numerous county business establishments.
Driver Killed in Auto Train Crash in Corry
Robert Done of Bloomfield died at Allegheny General Hospital after a collision between an auto and a Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train at a grade crossing in Corry. The auto driver William Willis of Latrobe was injured yesterday in the same incident.
Soap Box Derby Trials To Begin Here Tonight
Fifty seven Indiana County youths participate in the first official Soap Box Derby in Indiana with trial runs tonight at 6:00 on Philadelphia Street between Fifth and Third. The derby will be run-off Wednesday evening at the same location with rain postponement possible to Thursday.
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Firemen Hurt In Store Blaze And Subway Jam
A weekend fire at the old John Wanamaker building in New York caused extensive damage and shut IRT and BMT lines, creating a Grand Central terminal crush as workers sought alternate routes to Wall Street. About 216 firefighters responded with water pouring onto the blaze and passengers diverted to other transit lines.
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Russia Seeks A Test Ban From Three Nations
In a speech to 1300 Supreme Soviet delegates, Dmitri Shepitov urged the United States Britain and the Soviet Union to halt nuclear tests. He proposed three paths: UN framework, a tripartite agreement with potential later joining by other states, or separate official declarations by each government declaring an end to testing.
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Treasurer's Sale Of Property Set In County Gazette
Indiana County treasurer schedules annual liened properties sale for non payment of taxes. Auction to begin at 1 15 p m Monday August in the basement hall of the courthouse with properties listed in the 1953 54 sale.
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Fatal Crash Shuts Jamestown Greenville Road
A car struck a utility pole on the Jamestown Greenville road Saturday killing Patricia Kantner 46 of Sharpsville and injuring Clifford Hynniman 16 of Sharon R D 2.
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Two Girls From Area Have Pageant Roles
Westchester is the site where Lorna Malcomson Ringler was named Miss Pennsylvania 1956 after competing as Miss Delaware County among 22 contestants. Judie Eileen McMillen of Blairsville was Miss Indiana County. both honors were part of the Indiana Lions Club supported state pageant at Longwood Gardens West Chester.
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Jefferson County
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Longwood Gardens
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John W. Kantz Dies In Gipsy
John W. Kantz a prominent Gipsy businessman and lifelong Punxsutawney area resident died Saturday at Adrian Hospital Punxsutawney He was 57 A miner early in life he later became a coal operator in the district and a partner in Elbell and Kantz recapping service in Gipsy He also grew Christmas trees
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Few Roads Closed By High Water In Indiana County
Flash-flooded residents in Indiana County clean debris after a pre-dawn electrical display. Route 119 near Indiana was hit hardest as a swollen creek flooded the highway. Police detoured traffic while Lou's Fruit Stand and Peterson's were marooned. Sewers backed up on South Fifth Street West Church Water and School Streets as volunteers pump water from cellars.
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Tornado Possible In Plane Crash Near McGuire AFB
An AP report notes a weather expert suggested a small tornado may have occurred as a Military Air Transport Service plane crashed near McGuire Air Force Base, Trenton, killing 45 of 66 aboard. Ground damage near Camden indicated violent conditions in the area.
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Pickets Provoke Picketing in Eureka Standoff
Pickets from the North Coast Restaurant and Tavern Owners Association clashed with union pickets in Eureka California as locals 220 and 318 of the Bartenders Waiters and Culinary Workers Union organized contests and counter actions after contracts were signed.
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Inside Today at LaPresti's Appointment Barber Shop Vacation
A garbled catalog note mentions a Clearance Sale of drapery and slip fabrics. It references Curtain and Aline shop JRaKC and lists confusing numbers plus a date style fragment. The readable elements point to a small local shop sale event with fabric items on discount.
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