Convertible Crash Routs Culvert After Night Run
A speeding convertible lost control near Parkstown Corners on a Sunday early morning. It crashed into a culvert, ejecting occupants onto the highway and killing Frank Anthony Russo and Joseph Habib, with three others injured including driver Richard Bayer.
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Parkstown Corners
W. Washington St
Frank Anthony Russo
Smithfield St
Russo
Joseph Habib
Locust St
Richard Lee Bayer
Patterson Ave
David Leroy Wansitler
Weather and weekend events in Pulaski county
The storm damaged Pulaski area roads with washouts and warned motorists to travel cautiously. Trestles were placed at danger spots. Two Saturday fireworks displays lit the sky in Pulaski and St Vitus church celebrations ended with a fine show. Rain reduced church attendance but helped local farmers. Buckwheat appears blooming as school opening nears and rural streets remain tricky for turning around. Continued on Page 2.
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Pulaski Way
Pulaski Road
Pulaski
St. Vitus
Daily Weather Report Forecast for Today and Sunday
Clearing in the north tonight with showers and storms in the south. Low 60s to 66. Tuesday mostly fair and cooler with highs 78 to 84. 24 hour period ending 7 am today reports high 84 low 64 precip 0.13 inches river stage 5.7 feet. For the 24 hour period ending 7 am Sunday high 93 low 61 precip 0.05 inches.
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United States
Riots in North Africa Kill 876 as France Seeks Peace
Paris reports Premier Edgar Faure assumes direct talks to govern Morocco while a brutal weekend of rioting leaves 580 dead in Algeria and 246 in Morocco. Pierre July warns rioters against pressuring France as the Aix les Bains talks open.
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Paris
INS
Edgar Faure
Morocco
Aix- Les-Bains
Algeria
Pierre July
Aix-Les-Bains
France
Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssef
World Powers Meet in Secret Conference on Atomic Peace
In Geneva a secret urgent meeting brought six nations United States Britain France Russia Canada and Czechoslovakia to study technical means of making the atomic age safe. The group planned to discuss guaranteeing peaceful uses of atomic energy as delegates left Geneva after the Atoms For Peace conference.
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Geneva
United States
Russia
Britain
France
Canada
Czechoslovakia
Local Residents Named in Voter Roster Snippets
A list of individuals includes Joseph Bertucci Jr aged 27 of 315 W Madison Ave Frank Anthony Russo 21 of 219 Smithfield St Joseph Habib 15 of 413 N Locust St Mrs Felicia DiThomas 68 of 123 Center St and William Irvin Graham 76 of Wurtemburg District records show these names tied to addresses and ages.
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Joseph Bertucci, Jr
Madison Avenue
Frank Anthony Russo
Smithfield Street
Joseph Habib
N. Locust Street
Felicia DiThomas
Center Street
William Irvin Graham
Wurtemburg
Fire destroys Kramer Wagon Works in Oil City
Officials blame faulty wiring for a stubborn blaze that destroyed two four story brick buildings known as the Kramer Wagon Works in Oil City Pennsylvania. The fire began late Saturday night and caused up to 200000 dollars in damage. Four fire companies fought the flames until they were brought under control Sunday morning. No occupants were in the structures at the time.
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Oil City
Kramer Wagon Works
Injured Airman To Be Returned By Communists
Communist North Korea agreed to return injured U S Air Force 2nd Lt Guy H Bumpass and the body of Capt Charles W Brown after their T6 trainer was shot down over the Neutral Zone. The exchange will occur at Korisal as Maj Gen Harlan C Parks warned of Allied artillery risk if borders are crossed.
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Panmunjom
Korea
North Korea
United Nations
Reds
Military Armistice Commission
Air Force
Guy H. Bumpass
Jackson
Miss
Charles W. Brown
West Louisville
Korisal
U.S. Air Force
Harlan C. Parks
U.N
South Korea
United Nations Command
Bumpass
Brown
North
Parks
Eisenhower
Princess Margaret Hosts Birthday Barbecue At Balmoral
Margaret 25 Sunday and free to marry whom she chooses despite Scotland’s Sunday observance. The royal family kept to Presbyterian traditions with church visit Grathie, moor picnic, and a sail on Loch Muick while a private party is noted to continue on page 2.
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Balmoral
Scotland
Margaret
Balmoral Castle
Grathie
Loch Muick
West Pittsburg Jubilee Opens Weeklong Firemen Legion Event
West Pittsburg kicks off a Firemen American Legion Jubilee at the ball park this week through Saturday. The event features a carnival rides and amusements, booths by Legion and fire department groups, and a midweek fireworks display after a band concert at 8:30 p m with fireworks at 10:45 p m. The celebration ends Saturday night with a concluding parade.
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West Pittsburg
American Legion
American Legion Post
Taylor Township
Fire Department
Hugh
Ball Park
Settlement Sought for United Engineering Plant in New Castle
Washington talks between Norman E. Clark and government officials yielded a near-term settlement for the United Engineering plant. Leasing ads are postponed while United buying negotiations proceed and an independent appraisal will be conducted. Richard C. Davis of the Machinists Union confirmed similar discussions in Washington.
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Washington, D. C
United Engineering
New Castle
Norman E. Clark
Greater New Castle
Clark
Rowland
Washington
General Services Administration
Office of Defense Mobilization
Richard C. Davis
Machinists Union
United
Davis
New Yorker Fatally Struck by Train Near Conneaut
Charles M. Gardner 53 of New York City died after being struck by a train early Sunday near Conneaut Ohio. He died later in Brown Memorial Hospital from chest and other injuries.
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Conneaut
Ohio
Charles M. Gardner
New York City
Here
Gardner
Brown Memorial Hospital
Try Again For Compromise Tax Program
Harrisburg report notes a new effort by Gov. Leader and legislative leaders to forge a compromise tax program. A closed door session with Republican and Democratic leaders and lawmakers will discuss budget and tax problems as they push for revised revenue figures before debating substitutes for the income tax.
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George Kabuse
Harrisburg
INS
General Assembly
George M
County Farm Show Opens Tuesday Morning
Lawrence County Farm Show reopens for a three day run starting Tuesday at 9 30 a m with a target crowd of about 15 000. Organizers from extension Granges dealers vocational agriculture teachers and farmer groups collaborate to present three days of demonstrations exhibits and evening entertainment for rural and city visitors.
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Lawrence County
Domestic Spat Ends In Murder In McKeesport
Police detain 59 year old William Tyree after a North Carolina man named John T. Hussey dies from a knife wound suffered when Hussey intervened in a domestic dispute in McKeesport Pennsylvania. Hussey, 28, of Elizabeth City, North Carolina, died after arriving at McKeesport Hospital.
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Mckeesport
William Tyree
North Carolina
John T. Hussey
Elizabeth City
N.C
McKeesport Hospital
Eisenhower Looks Ahead After Fraser Trip
President Eisenhower returns to summer White House duties at Lowry AFB after five days at Fraser Colorado. He reviews a revised Philadelphia ABA speech draft, studies East flood damage, meets Atomic Energy boss Lewis Strauss, and plans a round of golf at Cherry Hills before addressing correspondences.
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Denver
Eisenhower
White House
Lowry Air Force Base
Fraser
Colo
American Bar Association
Philadelphia
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Cherry Hills
Byers Peak
Aksel Nielsen
Rockies
David
Strauss
Geneva
Washington
American Bar Association Opens Meeting in Philadelphia
The 78th annual American Bar Association meeting began in Philadelphia drawing over five thousand attendees. President Eisenhower, Vice President Nixon, Attorney General Brownell, Chief Justice Warren, and Dag Hammarskjold headlined a lineup with talks planned at Independence Hall Square and related sessions across the week.
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Philadelphia
American Bar Assn
Eisenhower
Independence Hall Square
Richard M. Nixon
Herbert Brownell
Earl Warren
Dag Ham
Floods devastate eight states killing hundreds and wounding towns
Rescue workers bulldozed through sludge in one of the nation s worst floods killing 206 with hundreds still missing across eight states. Pennsylvania led with 107 dead, others reported across Connecticut Massachusetts New Jersey New York Virginia Delaware and Rhode Island. Water systems failed prompting disease fears and rapid delivery of purification equipment and anti typhoid serum to Scranton Hartford and surrounding areas.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Virginia
Delaware
Rhode Island
Scranton
Hartford
Conn
Firebugs Believed To Start Wingert Shop Blaze Near Slingo
State police think a firebug started a Sunday blaze that destroyed the Wingert Contracting Co. stock and repair shop near Slingo. About $100,000 in damage. Oil and grease in drums fed flames. witnesses saw an automobile speed from the scene before the fire was found.
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Clarion
INS
Wingert Contracting Co
Slingo Sunday
Ellwood Classifieds Highlights TV Radio Comics
Classified page notes radio and television listings and a crossword. Ellwood page includes want ads and an obituary section with notices and schedules.
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Cross Word
Ee Skesavst
Ecoescdt
Ellwood
Pienires
Season sports mix with football leading the pack
In a lively interlude, golf, baseball and boxing share the field with tennis and skating yet to appear. Football dominates the scene as damp weather and an eighty degree day set the tone for the season's sports mix.
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Pearson St
Bartram Ave
Daily Weather Report
Citizens Group
United Press
East Stroudsburg
Edward Weber
West Paterson
N. J
Camp Davis
Pocono Mountain
County Farm Show
Hampden
Mass
Clinton Foote
Scantic River
Ike
Arthur Mometer
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