Phantom Plane Call Mystery Reported in Pa
New Kensington residents heard a distress call during a telephone conversation claiming a phantom airplane with four passengers planned an emergency landing in a field as the right engine burned. Officials denied any report of a real downed aircraft or distress signal.
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New Kensington
Blair Snyder
William Harvey
Conway
Snyder
Harvey
Pittsburgh
Maryland
Different Today A Youthful View On Serious Times
Forty five year old Bill Brines comments on modern teens being serious and anxious while contrasting his youth as a lighter era. He notes adults differ in perspective and suggests we may overlook lasting memories shaping current views of youth. The piece contrasts Brines with a neighboring neighbor who sees adolescence as earnest.
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Bill Brines
Mr. Brines
Sixth Graders Celebrate Graduation Picnic at Conneaut Lake Park
Seventeen sixth graders and four chaperons left Highland Ave. school this morning for a day at Conneaut Lake Park to celebrate graduation. They plan to return this evening after enjoying rides swimming and a picnic. Pamela Donston and Nelson Pinney organized the trip.
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Conneaut Lake Park
Highland Ave
Pamela Donston
Nelson Pinney
Income Tax Case Against Former New York Mayor Opens
The government opened its income tax case against former New York City mayor William O Dwyer charging $20 520 32 in back taxes for 1949 1950 and 1951. O Dwyer who denied the charge did not appear in court. Government attorney John J O Toole stated the claim before Federal Judge Arnold Baum.
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New York
William O'Dwyer
Internal Revenue Service
O’dwyer
Mexico
O'Dwyer
John J. O'Toole
Arnold Baum
Watt found guilty on disorderly conduct charge
Ira Watt of Cottage Street was found guilty of dis orderly conduct and fined 25 dollars by Alderman James C Brice on Tuesday. He faces an assault and battery charge filed by his wife who was reportedly knocked down early Tuesday morning in Norris Way. Watt remains free on bail awaiting a hearing.
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Ira Watt
Cottage St
James C. Brice
Norris Way
Watt
Truman Denies Soviet Claims On Hiroshima Atomic Bombing
Former President Truman called Moscow’s assertion that Russia sought to avert the Hiroshima Nagasaki blasts at Potsdam a plain damn lie. He said Stalin approved the weapon’s use though unaware it was an atomic bomb. The Russian claim originated from a Radio Moscow Japanese language broadcast responding to a listener query.
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Paris
INL
Truman
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Potsdam
Stalin
Russia
U. S
Radio
Moscow
Bare footprints used as evidence to convict in England
London English police for first time use bare footprints as evidence to convict a man. A Scotland Yard fingerprint expert said footprints were rarely used because English people do not argue or go around barefoot.
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London
INS
Scotland Yard
Graves Mark Heroes of Revolution in Lawrence chapter ceremony
The Lawrence Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution marked graves of two recognized Revolutionary War heroes. A C Hoyt became president of First National Bank of Lawrence County, with Joel S McKee named vice president. Benjamin Jasper, 10, of 401 W Falls St., drowned in the Shenango River. Five cows on Julius Roth’s Hickory township pasture died when struck by lightning. two city houses sustained minor storm damage.
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Lawrence
Daughters of the American Revolution
A. C. Hoyt
First National Bank
Lawrence County
Samuel Foltz
Joel S. McKee
Hoyt
Benjamin Jasper
W. Falls St
Shenango
Julius Roth
Hickory Township
Station in New York Handles Over 100 Million Passengers
The Pennsylvania Station in New York City serves more than 100 million passengers annually, highlighting its role as a major transit hub in the region.
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Pennsylvania Station
New York City
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