Godfrey Told Tumor Cancerous After Lung Surgery
New York AP reports Arthur Godfrey was informed the tumor removed from his lung is cancerous. He remained in good spirits and in satisfactory postoperative condition at Columbia Presbyterian as doctors plan bi daily updates. The 55 year old radio TV star underwent a five hour operation to remove the upper left lung lobe and was listed as able to stand the procedure well. It may be two months before he can return to the air.
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New York
Arthur Godfrey
Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center
Godfrey
Harkness Pavilion
Broadcasting Star
Mary
God
Frey
Lee
Vandergrift man arrested for four bad checks in Indiana
A Vandergrift man, Robert Alton Holt, 29, was apprehended after a sales clerk at Brody's Department Store reported a suspicious check. Holt, charged with four counts of passing worthless checks totaling about 38 dollars, faces a hearing today in Indiana. Police say he may have passed other checks in Apollo Kittanning and Indiana locations including Murphy's Troutman's and White's Garage.
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Brody
Indiana
Robert Alton Holt
Charles R. McAdoo, Jr
Woman Shot In Shoulder In Accidental Rifle Incident
Mrs Pauline E Kostella of Indiana RD 3 was treated as an outpatient at Indiana Hospital for a bullet wound in the shoulder. The injury occurred when she grabbed a .22 rifle she had loaded to shoot rats. the gun slipped and fired unintentionally.
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Pauline E. Kostella
Indiana RD 3
Indiana Hospital
Flynn and Mahon Questioned Over Cuba Rebel Girls
In Havana AP dispatch Cuban police questioned Errol Flynn and independent producer Jackson Mahon about the film Cuba Rebel Girls. The National Film Board charged the producers began shooting without script approval Flynn said he was not connected with the production.
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Havana
Errol Flynn
Jackson Mahon
Cuba
National Film Board
Flynn
Saturday Music Dance Saturday May 2nd
Local dance event features Music Star Dust Quartette at the Musi Dance venue. Tickets available at the door. doors open early for social dancing and live performance by the quartet renowned in regional theaters.
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Music Y Star Dust Quartette
Four black mice to sail into space next month
Sometime in June four black mice will ride in a Discoverer NT nose cone capsule from Vandenberg AFB California in an American test to prove a living creature can launch, endure weightlessness, and return alive. Researchers at Holloman AFB will select the mice and monitor blastoff, stresses of re entry, and eventual recovery by Hawaii based planes. The mission aims to show survival in orbit with a predicted one in one hundred chance of success.
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Vandenberg Air. Force Base
Calif
Earth
Polar
Coast Missile Base
Isrom
Holloman Air Force Base
N.M
Air Force
Pacific
Pope Oks May Day Message to Workers at St Peter's
Pope John XXIII denounces secularism and calls workers toward Christian solidarity at May Day Mass in St Peter's Basilica. Over 35,000 Italian Catholic Action members filled St Peter's and 10,000 more crowded into the square as rain dampened Communist rallies. The pontiff urged charity and gospel light to solve labor problems while criticizing Marxist influence among Christian workers.
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Vatican City
John XXII
St. Joseph
Nazareth
St. Peter's
St. Peter's Square
Rome
Piazza del Popolo
School Cost Hike Reasons Different
Harrisburg AP two Senate investigators clash over rising education costs as testimony before a Senate committee probing the Public Instruction Department highlights taxpayer concerns. Chairman Wade calls facts frightening while Sen Seyler urges focus on substandard conditions and needed improvements. May 14 recess set.
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Harrisburg
Senate
George N. Wade
Cumberland
Harry E. Seyler
York
Public Instruction Department
Wade
Seyler
York County
G. Baker Thompson
Pennsylvania State Education Assn
Indiana Free Library Day Tag Day Set Tomorrow
Indiana Borough Burgess G W Marbach proclaims tomorrow Indiana Free Library Day with a tag day in the Indiana Business district. Indiana Joint High School Tri-Hi-Y Club members will collect for the library from 8 30 a m to 4 30 p m. Activities sponsored by Indiana New Century Club Precision Aluminum Co 944 Philadelphia Street Homer City Legion open Fridays til 9 p m. The Rockets 9 12 220x.
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Burgess G.W. Marbach
Indiana Free Library
Indiana Business District
Indiana Joint High School
Indiana New Century Club
Precision Aluminum Co
Phila. St
Homer City Legion
the Rockets
May Day marked by parades amid East West tension
Associated Press reports May Day observances across nations with separate rallies for communists and non communists. In Moscow Premier Khrushchev received the Lenin Peace Prize as weapons displays disappoint Western observers. In Berlin, 300000 West Berliners rallied near Reichstag while Mayor Brandt urged Western ministers to press the political offensive.
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Soviet Union
Red Square
Nikita Khrushchev
Democrats Reassess Big Spending Bills After Veto Loss
Washington AP Democrats faced a setback as the House failed to override President Eisenhower’s veto of a rural loans bill. The outcome signals they must trim price tags on major measures for airports housing and community aid to avoid future vetoes and salvage any legislative wins.
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Washington
House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Eisenhower
Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Senate
Benson
Invaders Leave Nombre de Dios for Panama City
About 60 of 89 Cuban invaders exited Nombre de Dios and moved toward a jungle road to Panama City while the rest stayed behind. Government officials, with neutral diplomats from the Organization of American States, offered surrender terms and set a noon deadline before potential National Guard action. Negotiations aim for a settlement in a few days.
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Panama
Nombre de Dios
Panama City
Cesar Vega
Havana
Organization of American States
Vega
National Guard
Nombre Ce Dios
Pan
Soviet May Day Parade Showcases Anti Aircraft Guns
London AP reports the Soviet union displayed antiaircraft equipment as large as factories and twin barreled self propelled guns during Moscow May Day festivities. Marshal Malinovsky warned that the armed forces would crush any interference with Soviet peace efforts while denouncing Western imperialists and vowing no force can overthrow the socialist camp.
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Malinovsky
Socialist Soviet Union
Moscow Radio
Berlin
Free World
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
London
Soviet Union
Moscow
Red Square
Rodion Malinovsky
Union
Doctors Killings in Chicago Office Shooting
In Chicago police report a doctor and a dentist shot each other in a joint reception room at the Medical Center Building on North State Street. Dr John T Hart 61 killed dentist Dr George M Winograd 58 and then killed himself after bullets struck several patients in the building. Hart left letters stating his despondency and last act.
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Chicago, Ill
John T. Hart
George M. Winograd
Hart
Doctors’ Office
Medical Center
North State Street
Winograd
Former Local Pastor Dies in New York State
Rev. Edwin Holt Hughes Jr former pastor of First Methodist Church Indiana died last Sunday night in Saranac New York Lake Hospital He was 62 He served the local church 1934 to 1937 and was dean of students at Paul Smiths College at death Last year he led the Association of Junior Colleges of New York State He also pastored Bloomingdale Methodist Church and was son of late Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes former president of DePauw University
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Edwin Holt Hughes, Jr
First Methodist Church
Indiana
Saranac
N.Y
Lake Hospital
Gazette
Paul Smith's College
Association of Junior Colleges of
New York State
Hughes
Bloomingdale Methodist Church
Edwin Holt ‘Hughes
DePauw University
Beginning of an era on the Cree Lakes column
The Gazette previews Bruce Blossat’s Cree Lakes era with a column on page 6. Also highlights ISTC golfers win and STC Gull at the eighth straight win yesterday, with sports continues on pages 18 and Ly.
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Cree Lakes
Bruce Blossat
ISTC
STC
Weather and notices blurting in a clipped local page
Fragmented OCR reads scattered items from a Coles Croanturdy page. It mentions TV listings, a Fair and Council note, hospital notes, obituaries, and shuffled ads. Weather outlook shows low 35 to 43 with variable clouds and a warm Saturday along with afternoon showers and possible thunder.
Luce quits as ambassador to Brazil over Morse row
Clare Boothe Luce resigns as ambassador to Brazil after a quarrel-laden clash with Senate subcommittee chairman Wayne Morse. Eisenhower attempts to persuade reconsideration, while Luce cites a poisoned climate of ugly charges and harassment that would harm Brazil policy.
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Washington
Clare Boothe Junce
Brazil
Wayne Morse
Dre
Eisenhower
White House
Luce
James C. Hagerty
Sen. Morse
Senate
Morse
New York
Man Injured In Accident At Waterman
William H O Connor Jr 39 of 09 Bucknell Ave Johnstown is listed in fair condition at Indiana Hospital after a one car crash on Route 56 about 1105 PM. Car skidded left off road into guard rail, $800 damage. A second collision near Clarksburg at 1210 AM involved Martha Wargo 51 Iselin and Franklin Casviere 23 Tunnelton with $650 damage. No injuries reported.
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William H.o'connor, Jr
Bucknell Ave
Johnstown
Indiana
Waterman
Social Security Office
O'Connor
Clarksburg
Martha Wargo
Iselin
Federal Laboratory
Franklin EB. Casviere
Tunnelton
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