Ohio Youth Dies Here In Auto Crash
A 16 year old from Struthers Ohio was killed in a car crash on the Bessemer Hillsville road when the vehicle flipped into a field. Donald Cicchillo died of a fractured skull at Jameson Memorial Hospital. Passenger Joseph Bilinski and Samuel Cicchillo were treated for injuries. State police continue to investigate the crash and factors such as speed remain undetermined.
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Ohio
Struthers, O
Bessemer-Hillsville Rd
Donald Cicchillo
Sexton St
Struthers
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Joseph Bilinski
Chestnut St
Samuel Cicchillo
Donald
Berm
Bessemer Boro
Bilinski
Mike Carr
Carr
New Castle News
Carl Nord
John R. Hollman
New Wilmington Sees Boom in Home Building and Activity
County home building continues with new houses in various stages from excavation to roof. Shenango High School site rises east of Cascade Park along Ellwood Road as Big construction jobs boost local activity.
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Shenango High School
Cascade Park
Ellwood Rd
New Wilmington
Boro
Weather Summary for Western Pennsylvania
Partly cloudy and cool north, cloudy showers ending this morning south. Highs 61 to 70, tonight 43 to 52, Sunday partly cloudy and warmer with a chance of evening showers. 24hour stats: max 70, min 54, precip 0.3, river 5.4 feet. Year ago: max 83, min 59, precip none, river 7.1 feet.
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Pennsylvania
Queen Elizabeth to visit U S in October six days only
Queen Elizabeth will accept President Eisenhower's invitation for a six day U S tour in October. She will visit Jamestown Virginia New York City and Washington as part of the trip with formal acceptance to be returned promptly. The invitation will be conveyed through the British Foreign Office following diplomatic protocol.
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Washington
INS
Elizabeth
Eisenhower
U.S
London
Jamestown
New York City
John Hay Whitney
Eisenhower Marks One Year Since Ileitis Operation
President Eisenhower marks one year since his ileitis operation at Walter Reed Hospital. He completed a two day Navy Saratoga cruise off Florida, healthy and tanned, after a heart attack recovery and says he remains committed to a second term. A Navy jet pilot died in a crash during maneuvers witnessed by the President.
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Eisenhower
Walter Reed Hospital
Navy
Saratoga
Florida
Howard McC. Snyder
Washington
Two Die as Girders Collapse at School Gym
Rosemont Pennsylvania INS reports two workers Warren Cox and John Meyers were killed when 30 tons of steel girders collapsed forming the roof frame of the new Lower Merion Township High School gym. Two others James Mathis and James Aubrey were injured at Bryn Mawr hospital.
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Rosemont
INS
Lower Merion Township High School
Warren Cox
John Meyers
Camden
N. J
Bryn Mawr Hospital
James Mathis
Upper Darby
Senator Bridges Hospitalized In Washington
Sen Styles Bridges 58, chair of the Republican Policy Committee, was admitted to Doctors Hospital in Washington with complete exhaustion. He entered Friday night and is under care of Dr Luther Snyder.
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Washington
ULP
Styles Bridges
R-N.h
Republican Policy Committee
Doctors Hospital
Luther Snyder
Summerfield May Get Some Of Funds Asked
Post master General Arthur Summerfield urged Congress for 149.5 million dollars to avoid mail service cuts after July 1. A House subcommittee pressed for a concrete plan using funds already provided and warned of required budget cuts without a clear plan.
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Summerfield
Arthur E. Summerfield
Congress
House Appropriations
Subcommittee
J. Vaughan
Gary D-Va
Beck Faces Possible Removal At July 1 Board Meeting
Informed sources say Teamster Executive Board members will seek Dave Beck's resignation at the July 1 Los Angeles meeting. The group includes Secretary-Treasurer John F. English and Vice President William A. Lee. If Beck refuses, they may urge a leave of absence until December 1 when his term ends.
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United Press
Washington
Teamster
Dave Beck
Los Angeles
John F. English
William A. Lee
Chicago
Beck
Senate
Earthquake Hits Near Berkeley with Low 2.5 Magnitude
A Friday tremor centered about 15 miles from Berkeley was detected by UC seismographs. Seismologist Dr. Don Tocher reported the quake registered 2.5 on the Richter Scale and lasted about 30 seconds.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Don Tocher
Five Die In Minn Crash On U S 65 Near Clarks Grove
Five persons were killed and another injured when a speeding car lost control on a curve near Clarks Grove two miles north on U S 65. Victims include Waldo R. Schultz 41 of Minneapolis Marilyn Ann Torgeson 22 of Mason City and her grandmother Mabel Larson 44 of Forest City along with a couple unnamed.
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Clarks Grove
Minn
Here
Minnesota
U.S. 65
Waldo R. Schultz
Minneapolis
Marilyn Ann Torgeson
Mason City
Iowa
Tanner Sold To Cubs In Waiver Deal
Chuck Tanner learned at noon today that the Chicago Cubs claimed him for the waiver price of 10000 and he will report to the club tomorrow in Philadelphia. Tanner, previously on waivers from the Milwaukee Braves, views the move as a real opportunity and plans to do a job for the Cubs.
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Chuck Tanner
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Tanner
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Fred Haney
Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Shenango Two
Detroit Mother Kills Three Children in Tragic Family Tragedy
A 29 year old Detroit mother killed her son James 42 and daughters Diane six months and Deborah 12 then attempted suicide. Police found the gas filled home and she incoherent in hospital after calling saying she had killed her three children. Domestic difficulties were noted and the father was at work.
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Detroit
INS
Constance Wheeldon
James
Diane
Deborah
George
Wheeldon
Speed Plans For Arrival Of Mayflower II
In Plymouth Mass a flurry of final preparations for the arrival of the Mayflower II disrupted the town’s quiet. Yankee natives, usually tolerant of tourists at Plymouth Rock, hid at home as crowds of spectators, carpenters, stage hands, radio and TV crews swarmed the waterfront creating a lively pre arrival scene.
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Plymouth
Mass
Plymouth Rock
State Republican Campaign Chest Tops $200000 at Gala
In Hershey Pennsylvania the state Republican campaign chest exceeded 200000 dollars after a $100 ticket gala titled the Greatest GOP Show on Earth. Republican State Chairman George S Bloom led a circus entry with an elephant before about six thousand spectators to launch the 1958 statewide fundraising drive.
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Hershey
George S. Bloom
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus
Largest Peacetime Naval Review Begins in Norfolk
The world's largest peacetime naval review opens in Norfolk Virginia with about 100 warships from 17 nations on view for ten days. Visitors board carriers cruisers destroyers and frigates starting at 9 a.m. EDT and foreign ships join at noon as Hampton Roads hosts the Jamestown anniversary celebration drawing thousands.
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Lon K. Savage
United Press
Norfolk, Va
U.S. Navy
Hampton Roads
Jamestown
Tornado Hits Mound City Missouri and Wyoming River Recedes
A severe windstorm or tornado tore through Mound City Missouri on Friday uprooting trees and snapping telephone lines. The Greybull River in Wyoming began to recede after forcing residents from homes along a 50 mile stretch Friday with no injuries reported from the events.
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Mound City
Wyoming
Foreign Aid Program May Fare Better
President Eisenhower pressed his foreign aid program as the Senate Foreign Relations Committee approves 3.367 billion for next fiscal year. The panel cut only 227.3 million from the requested funds, signaling more favorable prospects despite the bill still needing passage in both houses. House hearings set to begin Monday with Secretary of State John Foster Dulles testifying.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
House Foreign Affairs Committee
John Foster Dulles
Five Killed In Illinois Auto Crash Near Belleville
Five people died in a head on collision on state Highway 161 four miles east of Belleville. Leroy Borrenphol 33 his wife Chorinne 31 and their two sons Leroy Jr 9 and Samuel 5 were killed when their car struck a vehicle driven by Jack Lee Bruehl 27 of Belleville. Bruehl survived as did others involved. The Borrenphols died at the scene and the children died later at St Elizabeth's hospital in Belleville.
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Belleville, Ill
Mascoutah, Ill
Belleville
Leroy Borrenphol
Chorinne
Leroy Jr
Samuel
Jack Lee Bruehl
Bruel
Borre
Zoli Confirmed as Italy Premier in Chamber Vote
Adone Zoli was confirmed as Premier of Italy after a confidence vote in the Chamber of Deputies. The final tally stood 305 to 255 in favor.
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Zoli
Italy
Rome
INS
Adone Zoli
Chamber of Deputies
Foot Puncture Seeks Treatment at Jameson Memorial
Martyn Martin nine-year-old RD2 was treated and discharged at Jameson Memorial Hospital at nine p.m. Friday after puncturing her foot stepping on a nail.
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Martyn Martin
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Deaths listed for six individuals in local notices
The death notices list six individuals with ages and locations including Mrs. Carl F. Goschke of Enon Valley aged 73, John Christofer aged 78 of 1051 Rose Ave, Mrs. Angeline Maiella aged 69 of 503 Uber St, Kim Maureen Kane aged three of Havelock North Carolina, and Joseph M. Cargill aged 70 of 732 Chestnut St.
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Carl F. Goschke
Enon Valley
John Christofer
Rose Ave
Angeline Maiella
Uber St
Kim Maureen Kane
Havelock
N. C
Joseph M. Cargill
Chestnut St
Young Soldier Refuses Dismissal in Japanese Trial
Army Specialist William S Girard rejects dismissal notice in Tokyo as his Japanese lawyer Itsuro Hayashi confirms Girard will not accept the firing. Girard faces trial in a Japanese court for the killing of a Japanese woman.
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Tokyo
INS
William S. Girard
U S Army clerk Girard fires Japanese lawyer in manslaughter case
U S Army Specialist 3 c William S Girard 21 of Ottawa Illinois fired Japanese attorney Itsuro Hayashi on advice of his brother and counsel in the United States. Maj Stanley F Levin said American Earl J Carroll will be Girards chief defense counsel. The move follows two calls with his brother Louis.
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United Press
New York
N. Y
Earl J. Carroll
William S. Girard
Ottawa
Washington
American Airlines
Ill
United States
Stanley F. Levin
Girard
Army
Itsuro Hayashi
Japan
Levin
San Francisco
Hayashi
Flood in Mt. Oliver caused by water main break
A double break in a 20 inch water main of South Pittsburgh Water Co. flooded the Mt. Oliver business district Friday night causing about 150000 in damage. The two hour cascade flooded two stores above the first floor and halted traffic. Water supply to Mt. Oliver and Knoxville was interrupted. Gas odors triggered utility crews.
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Pittsburgh
INS
South Pittsburgh Water Co
Mt. Oliver
Knoxville
Mapmaker Memeter Plans Summer Travel Across Regions
Arthur Memeter maps every state and Washington D C and ponders his best summer route. He weighs east west and north options and dreams of seaside rests or mountain retreats. He notes Maine beckons though the western coast calls for a future trip while the day reads sixty eight degrees.
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Washington D. C
Maine
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